Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 10, 1885, Page 2

g 2 OMAHA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY Agricultural Implements. LININGER & METCALF €O, Wholesale Dealers in Agricultural Implements, OfMco, Corner Bth and ific 8ts, Omnha, “TTPARLIN, ORENDORFF & MARTIN, Wholosale Dealers in Bgricultural Implements, Wagons nnd Buggies, Omaha, Nob. ob. Boots and Shoes. W. V. MORSE & €O, Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, 1411 Farnam Street, Omuha, Neb. Manufactory, Summer Street, Boston. Carpets, A ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Goods, Ete., 1425 Farnam Stroet, Omuha, Neb. Coal, Lime, Etc. JEFF W, BEDFORD, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. Ofoe, 215 8, 11 St . Yards, 0th and Day 3 COUTANT & SQUIT Dealers in Hard and Soft Coal. Bost varietics, Oftico, ith St. Telephone No. 1 N " NEBRASKA FUEL (¢ Shippers of Coal ard Coke, 214 &, 15th 8., Omaha, Neb, G, TowLk, Prosidont. PATTERSON, 1y G 3. H. Hunen, X iprictor. Manager. Nebraska Coal and lee Company, OMAHA, NEBRA Ofce, 217 8. 1th Str hone 49. o, 1, Tamaci, Pros. JODMAN, V NDERLAND, Sce. and Treas. Omalla Coal Coke and Lime Company, Jobbors of hard and._soft Lith St., Omah; OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. Exclusive denlers in Boulder Colorado Coal, 217 south 14ih strect. Coffee and Spices. CLARKE BROS. & CO., Omaha Collee and Spice Mills. Tens, Coilc pices, Baking Powder Flavoring 3 iue, Ink, ete. 141416 Hur- Commission, Ete. BRANCH & €O, Wholesale Fruits, Produce, Oysters, 1121 Fuenum St., Omahit. Apples—Our own puck- Ing—Flatt & Co's Tiger Brand Oystors, Buttor, lumn‘.! wme, Foultry, Potatoes. =, JOHN K. FLACK, General Commission Merchant, Produce, Provisio) ruits, Flour and Feed, 106 B, 14th pb. Consignments solicited. Hoturns my r promptly. LOUIS HELLER, Jobber and Commission Merchant. Cheose, Butchors Tools and Supplic s 'St., Omahia, Neb. T HORST & RIDDELL, General Commission Herchants. Srecravaies—Butter, Egps, Foreign and Do- mostio . lith,, Omuba, Neo. Tele- phone N . A. AURLEY, Commission and Jobbing, Buttor, Eggs and Produce. A full lino of Stono- ware. ‘Consignments solicited. 1414 Dodgo St., Omuha. 1. MORONY, General Commission Merchant, Butter, Eggs, Cheeso and Country Produce gon- ol H00 8. 12th 8t., Omaha, N MCSHANE & SCHROET Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Rofrigorator und Packing House, Lith & Loaven- worth St on U. P. R It Track, Omuha, Neb. Established 187 ROBERT PURVIS, General Commission, Omahe, Neb. Speciulties—Buttor &, Poultry and Gauie. PEYCKE BROS,, Commission Merchants, Fruits, Produce und Provisions, Omaha, Neb, A. P. SCHACK, Wholesale Commission Merchant, Fruits, Secds und Produce. No. 213 S, Lith Streot, Omubu Nebraska. B118, Lth § TROXELL & WILLIAMS, Storage and Commlssmn Merchants X Ving l»- it H 315 hmnh WIEDE Produce Commlsslon Merchants Poultry, Butter 2208, 1th " Otivatod, Nobruskit A. V. BETHGE, Nholesale Foreign and l)omeslle Frul!s, Heats, Lard, Jollies, Buttor, Tigies, h St Omnim, No ERFIELD BROS., General Commission Merchants, W06 Dodgo Street, Omaha, Neb. Consignmonts Solicité Crockery, W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and [mporters Crockery, Glassware, Chimneys, Ete. Oftic 17 South 15th Sreot, Omahn, Neb. Dry Goods, J. J. BROWN & 0., Wholesale Dry Goods and Notions, 12 Douglas Streot, Omaha, Nob. Lamps, L. GINSBERG & CO., Wholesalo Dealers in Dry Goods, Hosiery, Notions, dnens, Lices, Embroidery” und White Goods, 20 Douglus Stveet, Omahi, Neb, kngines, BROWNELL & €0., The Baker Automatic Engines, Stationary and portablo cngines, boilers and beat ivon work, " wagous, agviculturl fnplo- 0ngs, pUmps, C1é, 121 Luyenworth St. Fish, Ete, ICKEN, SIEMSSEN & €0, Wholesale Fish Dealers, mporters ot Fovolgn, Fish, Nos. W11 913 Jones d 'lnull Omithis, Nob. Flour. E(c. G 1. PRESTON & CO. Wholesnla Flour, 510 and 5 oe Street, Omaha, Neb. o, lfiinsn..: L. A: STEWART & €O, : o Wholesale Flour Dealers, #hid utanuisciurers of Hiuminating and Lubris BRUNO 9Z8CHUCK, IR, Agont forJ. C. Hofmayr & Co., » anufacturers of Highest Grades of Flour FUONer and Hungarin b rccess. Waichouse, 1283 J0nes Birect, O, Nob, OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY W.J. WELEHANS & €0, Wholesale Flour, Feed and Grain, Manufactirers of W. J, Wolsh '8 Quick City Mills, cor. ¥th and Farnan s, Omahn Furniture. DE' Y & 8TONE, Wholesale Dealers in Farniture, Farnam Streot, Omuha, Nob, Groceries. AL BROS,, Wholesale Grocers, 110 and 1112 Dougrlas Stroct, Omahn, Neb. E. B CHAPMAN & €O, Wholesale Pancy Grooers, Cigars, 1v||vll\wn Iklnl Smokers’ Artieles, 1217 Howard B MEVER & RAAPKE, Wholesale Fancy Grocnrs Teas, &peos, Cigars and Tobuceo ndl 1510 Ins Stroo MCCORD, BRADY &’m\l T Wholesale Grocers, (nrmr 10th and Farnam Stroots, Omah: l‘:\‘('ll)\' GALLAGHER & €O, Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, Noa. 705, 707, 700 wnd 711 8. 10th St., Omaha, Neb. Doug- Hardware, JOBROATCH, Heavy Hardwere. Tron, Steel, Wagon 8 wdwood Ly . Omauha, Nol “RONEY & GIBION, Wlmlesale Iron, Steel, Wagon ood Stock, Hoavy Hurdwaro, v Lenvenworth Street, Omaha, Spring: 1500 and & TAYLOR, Builders’ Hardware, &' Tools nnd Butfalo Scales. , Omithia, Neb. 1405 Doug- Jobbers of lla'rdw‘are aml llmls. Tlnware, Sheet Iron, Ete. Agents for Howe Scales and Minii Powder Co., Omuha, N MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantles, Grates, Bruss goods, 1521 and 15 Far- nam Stroet. TOR & WILHELMY CO., Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Emorson Steel Nuils. Cor. 10th and Harnoy Streets, Omaha, Nob. Harvesters, WM. DEERING & CO., CHICAGO, Manufacturer of the Deering Harvester Goods, Write to Wm, M. Lorimer, General Agent, Omaha. Telephone 610, . Iron Pipe, Etc. COWING & €O, Hydraulic and Mechanical Engineers, in Iron Pipe, Iron fittings, Iron and oods, Engincers' Supplios. 14th and Dodgo Streets, Omaha, Neb. i A. L. STRANG COMPA Pumps, Pipe and Eugmes. Stoam, Water, tailwiy and Milline Supplics, Ete, 920, 022 ondl 24 Farnam St., Omubit, Nob. CHURCHILL PUMP CO., Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Stoam_and W applies. Headquarters for Must Toost Co.'s bods, 1111 Farnam gnmlm. Nob Wholesala Jewelers. Dealers in S| Dinmonds, Clocks, Jowelo and 163, 15th St L. C. HUNTINGTON & Dealers in Hides, Wool and Tallow. 1114 Juckson Street, Omul T SLOMAN BROS, Wholesale Leather, Saddlery Hardware, Saddlery and Shoe Findings, Hidos, Woo! Pelts, Greaso, Tallow, dmitha, N B 3 : Live S(cck( = Bridge Stock Yards, Omaha. No Yarduge Charzed Close to U. P, Bridio, accomn and ngood market ¢ ager.Offico, 0% South bt M. BURKE & SONS, Live Stock Commission Union Aotk Vantes B Dl phas ab W. F. BROWN & C( Commission Dealers in Live Stock. OMco—Exchange Building, Union Stock Yards, South Omuha, MALLORY, SON & €O, Live Stock Commission, Union Stock Yurds, Chicago, 11k, und Omaba, . Frank Chittend? i Braveh,! b lophone No. W. L PATRICK & €O, Live Stock Commission Merchants, Address all communications 10 us at Union Stock Yurds, South Omaba, Advances mado on stock. Union Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA. Joun F. Boyd, Suporintendent. Lumber, Etc, "LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Bush, Doovs, Ete, Yurds—Cor, Tth und Douglus, Cor. 9th and Douglus, Limited, BOHN MANUFACTURING CO,. Manufacturars of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work und Interior Hurd Wood Finish. Just opened. N, E. cor, 5th and Louven- worth Streets, Umulm. Neb. CHICAGO LUMBER COMPA} Y, Wholesale Lumber, 814 8. 14th Streot, Omabn, Nob, F. Colpetzor, T 'Manago N. DIE _r Lumber, Tith and Californin Street, Omuba, Nob, FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc. Cor. 6th and Douglas Streots, Omaha, Neb, GEO, A, HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, Oulin, Nebrusku. CHAS. K. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Faney Woods, Bridgo 8, 0., 8. W. Cor. ith and Douglas, Omubia, Neb. G. F. LYMAN, Dealer fn Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Bullding Pupor, Be. South Lith Streot, Omuha, Nebruska. Nebraska Lumber Co, Paid in Capital Stock, 300,000, Loggors,manu fucturors and. w ors Mills il vill, Wis! Whol distributing yurd, Owitha, Nob, OMAHA LUMBEK €O, Deulers in All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale,, B8th Strcetund U1 KB 1T Ouiahin Nob wle deal: sule and retail 5118, uth THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, S = OMANA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY GERIMAN D, WYA'TT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, 20th and Izard Streets, Omahn, Nobraska. J. A. WAKEFIELD, Wholesnle anber Lath, Shingles, [inds, Moutd- Hair, Mllliubvy. 1. OBERFELDER, Tmportors and Jobbers of Millinery and Notions, 1213 and 1214 Haracy Streot, Omaha, Ne Musical Instruments, EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesalers of Musical Instramonts. rway Pionas, Weber, Docker, Haines and i | Chase Orgins 101 and 10 jos, Pckard Organs, 5th stroot. Notions, Etc, . L. BRANDIES & 8ON, Wholmle Job Lots, Dry Goods, Notio; urnishing Goode, Goods from New York, Trade sales daily, 606 and 508 South Lith St., Omnhu. €. 8 GOODRICH & C0,, Prench and German Pancy Goods, Druggists' and Stationers’ Sundrios, 1415 Far- nim, Omaha, Nl 3. T. Robinon Notion Company, 405 and 405 8, 10th 8t Omahn, Nob, Wholesnle Dealers in ons nand’ Gents' Fur- nishing Goods. Oils. Etc. SQLIDATED TANK LINE €O, Wholesale Dealers i 0ils, oline, Micn Ax L Ete. A, . Bishop, Munager, Omntin, Nob Pork Packing. JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shipper, Omuhu, Nebraska. HARRIS & FISHER, Packers and Provision Dealers, Ofice Union Market, 1517 Dodg Stroeet. Packing h;‘.x U R. K. Track, Omaha, Nob, Telo- Safes and Locks. P.BOYER & €O, Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s Tiro and Burglar Proof Safes/Time Locks, Vanlts and Jail work. LE0 Farnam stroot, Omaha, Neb. Seeds. EVANS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Seeds. Agricultural Vogetable, Bte. Odd Fellows' Hall, N. W. Cor. 14th and Dod; -, Omaba, Nob. Drugs, Etc. CLARKE DitUG COMPANY, Wholesale Drdggists, Sobbers of Paints, Oils, Window Glnss Bto., 1114 Harnoy Street, Omuha, Nob. C. F. GOODMAN, Wholesale Druggist, And Dealer in Paints, Oils nnd Window Glass, Omaha, Nob ANK DELLONE & 0., Dealers in Liguors and Cigars, 1202 nnd 1204 Douglns St. Omahu, Neb. Fuctorios—Nos. 4 and i, 5d T 5% GEO. W. DUNCAN, Successor to MCNAMATA & DUNCAN, Tmporters and Wholosalo Dealors in Wines, Liquors and Cigars, 214 und 216 8. 14th St., Omahy, Neb. . R. GROTTE, Wines and Liquors, Western Agent Schlitz_lirewing Co. 719 8. HENRY HORNBERGER, Wholesale Wines, Liquors and Clgara. it l)mu:lnn \(mu. Omnl 1LE] IL & CO., Distillers and Importers of Wines And Liquors. Solo manufucturers of Kennedy's Eust Tudia Bitters. 1112 Hurney Street, Omabu, ). L. P. LARSON & CO. Vrholesale Dealers in Whiskies And Clgzars, and General Agents for tho Philip Bests' Celebrated Milwaukeo Beer, Omahin, Neb, Harness, Ltc, Y & LANDROCK, Munufuacturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Turt Goods, Blankets 1412 Furnum THE MARKETS. AL. asy ab 1@2 -Active at $4.831¢; de- —Dull and steady. Less doing. The elosi figures show general moderate advanees, The fe: ture was the comparative activity in Missouri s oand its net gain of 2og nt in Among the othe Al ded strength, closing 12 sher than yestorday, STOCKS ON WALL STRERT. it bonds,.. 10: | e Mail. D, & I rc ¢ Rock Island; St L. &S, 41; 5| W, St L. & Py preferred (Western Union. Northern T 4O R&N.... preferred. pxports, 40,000 weak ; ex| ||u|llll\1ll|ll“ demand options opened strong and late ded red, Slca@$1 01173 No. | H@L00; $LOLY delivered; sing ut 5100, pot higher and rathe umml higher K receipts, Blbg(@ elevator; atale, Oats ceipts, DOrts, -11:( November: 3 L afloat; November elosing ()[II'IN‘I‘ firm but eclosed weak: re- exports, 115,000: mixed wes- 3 white western DL (wile, Finn; - Uniwdd closed at L oleuw $1014g, Fggs—! 18,000 pack: Pork—Less active and si spot, $950, Lard—Cash and ear'y months, firm; late mantie weak: Westeri steans afe quoied at 86.:35: November, § 6 2 rdiniter—Fim W demand fatr; i and falr inquiry; lily hi receipts, id; mess western, [¥] hnN ¥ Milwaunkee eash, Syl Ulie, Corn m and rather quie Oct, Strong Oats—Finu; No. 3 It im: No. 1, G ley—Lower: N 3 ovisions—Higher November, 5055 Juuuary, o9 b Cincinnatl, Get, 0. —~Wheat—Strong and higher: N Corn—Searc mixed, 47w O lrong: mixed, 230 Nde Rye—Good denfand: No, 3, 651,@ e, Barley - Strongo; e\(ll\ \ NS se. Pork =~ Dull at s Lard—Strong ‘at § Whisky—Steady based on” $103. Kansns City, Oct. 0.~ Wheat—Active and higler: eash, Klasiges Octabier, g 1 November, 815 le 820 psked. + thshy 520 bid, e asked; 1, e aed, bid. and higher: No. 2 $105; finished goods Nominals 4 1edo, Oct. 9, VY Closed very quict; spot eash afid @etober, sked. Corn o eash and October, 4 Oats ' d October « T ot 9 -Wheat—Good mand: n 2 winter, and spring., Corn—irm and iu good_demand; 1870 October and November; Deceinbx de- 7 dd s 7'l 48 0yl —Flour—Active, firm and AU AR Wheat—Active, excited and unsettled: ruled sharply highess opencd #@ice i eased off e and ruled steady, advanced 1 fictnated nnd elosed 1 S@Oe ¢ Ko October 20@0ice November, Wlie May Corn—Active and firm. lost part of ady: |wl- el torday: 441 4@ e tle Novembor: 57 imnroved (@ ol 5@ ovel tor Oc (s—Near deliveries quiet, d ctive and 1y (@dge highers October cember; 2y Ryo—Tirm at Barley—Quict at nothy-—Weaker: xseed—No, k-aModer: May % Novembel stendy 8 o5 10° October; uber; $5 9 Lard—Quiet, 8610 cash; %6 05 Noyembi at $1'1) -Steady i demand; good wiery, du@2le; good 1o’ eliviee Butier to faney dairy, Hw@ Cheese cho ~Moderato demand and e full eream cheddars, N Young Americas, 9@ioc Tow and unchanged; No. 1, country, Steady Shipments. 21,000 1,000 841,000 107,000 51000 258,000 LReceipts. Flour, bbls 14,000 Wh Corn, Oats, bu. ceeee llll 000 Rye, bi 5 21000 50,000 =gt TOCK, g0, Oct. 9.—The Drovers’ Journal reports tle— active and un -l S0 003 stoc nd | eders 1 cows, bulis and nmixed, 21 through RleXans steady nf £300@5 40 westorn ranicers 5-and halt-breeds, 5 40w r&;(.'m; wincered Xans, Ree ipts, mnm opened 5S¢ closed lower, rough and ) % pucking” anil shipping, 3 0@ 0 heep—Lecerits, 45003 wood rades steady, common lower: matives, $180@s 853 westorn Texans, sl @3 i; lambs, per @4, 10. City, Oct. 3,003 shipments, 30 slow: “expor 5. choice ~h||||||nu. S @20 Yecaipts, $,400 head s sice l||r.'hl‘l Cattle—Reeeipts, et nrm, but common _ to stock and 82 00@s Receipts, 6,005 shipments, 5,000; finmer and s highers good to choice, coniofito Thediuny, $3 00s G, WCipts, 5003 shipments, 154 3 comuon 10 good, $150@s 25, St. Louis, Oc ttle—Receipts for two 5,100; shipments, 15003 strong local nd il prices wrii_ for all buchering 4 ); Cotorado s, 700 hip 5u 403 lntnbs, ruttons, >1 (7‘\[‘\“1\ LI UNION STOCK ¥ 5. ONATA, ) iday Evening, Oct. 9. § cet presented a far mor to-davy than usual, and ne: shanwged hands rapidiy. demand and buyers As the season ad- vances the buy ize that the time has conie to buy i more anxions than they Jiave heen the past two weeks. The 1ecders sold were mostly those that d been over from the previous day. The market was strong at yesterday’s prices. A very vood s of feeders ar info “the miarket. There was not mueh demand to-day tor ol L and cows did not sell very arket was Strol v it may b 1 1wo day The stoc] tive appes Iy all kinds_of stock Fecders were ingood were well repre market Wis Suron; count of 1 ble adviees from the under that stimnius all the hogs in the " ket were sold readily. Later advices a weaker foeling, bit no hogs were offere BECEIPTS, Cattle ALY Av. 100 5 Av, L 030 2 N OF s1l number of ¢ th O y shipped 1 and their points ol past_twenty-four hour destination: No. Ut Dest. 3 3 Chicago HOGS, BT, Dest. N. W. Chicugo PREVAILING PRICTS, hod to Extra, Poor to ( Ly , L-l BO@4 TH 85 25@5 B0 |4 00004 50 4 B 00 Bo@d 00 8 Tawt i 40 i Cattlo— » 500 1hs and ove Western Nativ Bulls.. Hogs Rough Mi ing and filn Liiit Welshis. ! g Cawa, S e Dacking e days is shown below: Rouzh cking & Light Mixed. | Slhippin Weihis, 100 25 § 3 3 1@ 295 3 00 v| B 003, 13 I OO 15! The mixed, weight liogs for sede Date. | Friday Saturday Monda Tuesdi Wedne Thursiay Friday 3 00X 1 sales of & otherwise mide o b, Tor all stated, weighis, 100 [bs., no value, 10 b, dunel stags 50105 Live Stock D. Anderson had 53 head of Omalia yards yestoidiy, and Benton, W eattl Dan'ey sold 118 Tiots ant £ Melitash, of C i lieud, Wik I nant sows are docked eattle at the Kioptf, lert | during the | s than | | biowa, 20q OCTOBER 10, 188 Schuyler, 7 hogs: W. L 1 I The Harvey, Fullerton, pork packing establishments at A are oxpected to start up soon, and there will be a geater mand for he OMAIA WHOLESALE MARKE Friday Evening, Oct. 9, ral Markets, s of eggs were liberal rket weaker, the prevailing S, to-day and t Price being 15 Burrenr—Choice s good cold storaze Juno abont the best quality offered it falr to good, 101 ereamery, 20 « IIl‘I.\. Full 10, full cream bor, 100ge: full *cream Scptember 10 Swiss, choico, M1 buiriz, 10¢ Pori Large spring ehickens brin @250 per dozen and extra will goabovethat. Old chickens, live ducks slow at @275 live turkeys ressed ehickens, choleo per 1., 100 fur- sed, ehoice, per [, 12 @140 diicks, d, chojee, per Ih, 1@120; geese, dressed, clivice, per 1b., 12 13c, SwEET Potators—Choice large quotable 2o per Th: $4,0064.50 por bbl. Arors.—The season for late. potatoes fairly commencing, and consignments C be andled to advantage, While receipts so far have not been heav, enough to fully te the market, no doubt 40 et hush. can be counted on with safety clean, well assorted stoek, GAMe airie chickens request and_ will prices, Deer Ca scarce, and butter is Choice tables interior, daie; vory creamelieddar, Septembe flafs, Sepie brick, 1 will S8 1 for are i strong now bring bot ses, per pound antelope, | Ntk ddies, 10(11¢ ckens, per dozen, quail, por Ne2.00 snipe, per dozen, 1.003 .l»lnu per dozen, waliard ducks; Ll (al ducks, $1.00G1.50 small rab: irie_cl; dozen, 81, ack ¢ not many coming in at Quotations are H0e, s Mediums, counts 2 b, frame, cted, 2 1b, 2003 L-Ib, frame, $7.005 per hun- { bbl. CALIFORNIA Costn HONE L in case, per Ib., 1he: ext L 9oz in ease, per doz, § Nebrask CIDK do half bt COCoNt . SAavrr Kuaur—Perbbl., S Pioe P w York refined per bbl, 4,00, —Quoted at $4.00@ 05 per 4 rre.—Tigs’ tripe per ! do. i bbl, kit, $1.10. tongues e o, per k do. quart s ver do; . erves: sorted, X ‘Al Kinds, pails, per +all Kinds 50-1b. patils, per T do., ; do. tumblers, 3 pple butter, 40- plum butter, orted Truit butter, TFaney “Home it bottles” per case, ) ease, per ease, Is and 1 bbl . pails, per Ib, 13, per_doz, S doz. per box, €550, {ting scatce. Michigans prs—Coneords, 10 basket, 6 per barrel, $8.00. Del ez Delaware, 21b., boxes, per erate, ) S4.00. —Bell and ousie, per b, per bbl, $7.00@ 0. (18 boxe AN eI bell and cher pe Cod, per Arrres h’inl'ln' in) and number k sellin per Loui 1»0: box, A Ihere is but a limited demand nt and market rules low. Choice se- 00003, 0. onNiA Frurr—Pears—Winter Nellis, Iml 1 g \||u, . Beurr per lm(. & hand-pi I country, SL0O br ast hacon, iry salted sides, pork. pe lard, 40 de bacon, T¥et Ib, ¢ans 2 inhox, 7 Zc. it Tollowing aro the provailing fortoday: Corn, 25e: new oats, 11 OULE ANT —Firm; best qu cond qualit) Spring Wheat—Be Lquullly patent at §3 80 0. ccond quality—g2 40@?2 80, an—oic per ewt, Chopped Feed ~Tr 100 1bs, 8. i Meal—=1 00wl 10 per Sereening—No. 1, Tlominy-— 150 per ewt. Shorts—70¢ per cwt. s cloth, 48¢ Killikinic Hard to B Fountain, we} Golden woo, Clippin arm of the ‘I'hread, lorse- Our 1 Punch, 4pc. 'C combination . e ap bie breast strap slide, Duckles, 3105 £X0 jap lou TIVELS A ". o i 3 loo)) ¢l Py Toop,chainp T by Toop champ T buckles, 3 iy, buckles, SLa: - cop: 20e; Bristol s )S, 1 2.0, s green \ ‘s.l|l< 1003 Taiow—c aged hides 1 Sheep Pelts Priue whit 1ER—No. 1 Pittsbu 0. 1 Pitisburz, K, & Ay No. 1 lace whiter sole leatl dule. Prine Prime Gk sow s@e: Hem Kip, rench ki, Sl oak_cuf, SLO 1o M 0 b ) 0il pebhle, and Tinines. $6,00@10.°0 per o VY HABDWARE—LIon, rate plow steel, sp wst, 4c; erieible steel, st Ilml~.|n por s \\\ml £ erow: des spring stee’, T@se; sk Burden s mulo 1 Wire—In car lot Nulils—Rates, 10 1o 60, & kshot, 1, oriental ey 100 1hs, A—SLA0; b powder, kegs, € do, quaiter b, S fuse, per 100 1 Coat—Anthraci nut anthracite sn.30: Walnut bl Indiana * bl Rich Hill, 83,00 i Digy PAIN = White lead, fe: French zine, 120: Paris whiting, 2ice: whiting gilders, U whiting, conv'l, e lamnpblack il iy, 1 , untramarine, 158¢ nniber, DU, 4e; nnbe burnt, 4ei sienna, raw, 4¢ ine, ‘een, 'commion, green, N, Y chrome green, K million, Englishy in oil asst, et wiber, 1Ib cans, 1063 sienna, 10c; vandyke brown. 1 %01 coach black and Vo Prissian blue, nihracite 88607 lowa, linois, $4. Seott, $4. range, is green, chroie raw _and buint renned bluck, tian red, willion,' L. & L., 2o & 0. D) 153 golden ochie, 1 ey graining colors, light oak, nut, chestnut and ash 15 PAINTS 1N U1t -\ hite Tead, Omaha, T P, white lead, St Lo, pie, $4 Marseil- s green, 1 oD 1 cans, Frviich - zine, yseal, 120 Freneh zine, red seal, Jlej neh zine, i vamnish st Frncizing, vermillion, American, 15¢; Tudian. red, oxe pink, Hes \enetiin, red, Ve i, Awierican, 1 low. genui aclive o aclire, American Lahigh biown, Prinee's mineral, i patent drye dark vak, wal Winter's Spauisly Fheneh, winer Qur=tt0carbon,per enflan, tes Jiehty por gatloa, toz 1655 headlight, pet 15 \\|Hl h 3 lin , 44c: linseed, sweoet, llon, $1.60; neatsfool extri lubrieating, zero. lmw. tish, W, per galion, per No. 1, | A, per , e naptha, Hoe: summer, L’lllnly by I8 |Ll|lll'l. §1.10; per gllon: furhitire, i, SLO0: | _1.903 7 shaltiim, fiard "ol fini SpimTs—Cologne Spirits—188p roof, #1105 do, 101 of, S1123 spirits, seeond quality 101 proof, $111: do, 188 proof, $L0%. Aleonol 185 proof, §210 per wine gallon. Redistilled whiskies, SLOOE150; gin blendod, £1.500 2003 Kentueky bourbons, 2 ;' Kentueky and Pénnsylvania solden shieaf, bourbon and 500, Brandies ported, $0.00@850: domestio, $1.501.00, Jins—Lmported, €1.5 Kuis—npor nd, $2L00@4.005 dom VI PAZNOS — Lnorted, ber ease, 003 American, per ease, $10.006016,00, BUiLping MaTerian—Hard brick, 80,003 run of kil $5.005 lime (in bulk) per bbl, 60c lime (in bbls) #c; Louisville cement, $1.5 Utiea, Akron and Milwaikee ¢ Bbl, — 81.40; in land cement, Michigan, $2.25; hair in paper sacks, per b o, SUGARS-~ ranulated, Powdered, cut loaf, iie; confectioners' A, Tije} Standard extra ¢ ¢ extra C, 675c} medi m yellow, b6des dark vellow, ,(; 'v'l'l\ Stand: per ¢ \\lll'l’ ch N 005 ars, per. ca 107 pencl ! whort 21h, b CANDY—Mixed, 10@12 aSonpa—1In I papers, ke per 1, $2.25. ViINEGAT ClbkR—13@18c; 1 case, green )3 pine apples, 2-1b., K, 1061 e a casey salsoda white wine, 15 3 do in I' lI i s in Ao in half by ‘ Louisiana, Kirk's Savon wtinet, 3151 Kirk's st Wiite Tusstan, $1.60; barrels, prime to ehoiee, 6@ Tmiperial, lard, Kirk's Whitt —Sisal, 3¢ inch and larger, 81{es inch, 88{c; 3¢ inch, 9. Sarr—Drily loads, per bbl, $ Ashton : sacks, Ashton, 90c; bb) l ” A rloss, 1 lh [ corn, 1 1b, : Bl Llu-. 1 1h, 8¢ l’\H,"dl!ltl 8 gloss STOrd’s pure, 3 1b 653 Kiugs- , bbls; Standard- (arter blickber, the market] raspherrics, boxes, 8t boxes, ne in and City AN'8 80 butter gingel Garn Ivania_cans, 4 cans in s ball, 2 doz in casc, SL9; 1 case, SLA0. wddie, e round, 1l. case, ws, $L70; Oslikosh chss, gr., —Boxes, 40 4011, 16 0z, 63, square 51,20, zs—Ordinary gry 11e; prime @ vellow, 1i@| Dilworth's. ighlin's, Arbu Laughlin’s XXXX are sold s0¢ pe case ots, —Whole—Pepper, 19¢; alspice 10c; rden allsp! lllllhll’ cioves, ey Amboyna clov cassin, 10¢: nutmegs, 3 good, wood Ty L 40 Y oung Hyson, good, Oolonz, ‘oo, d0@60c: English Breakiast good, Tea Sifting _ Breacien y Goods. s—larmers' Choico, Hope, 7e: 11 44, 7ic Lonsdal Fruit, 8ic; Wam® : rge, 7e Peppere Tt Ofdinre; Ak sperell R, 61es Lib: vis—-Steel River, Arnolds, ey Cochieo, Lyman, be; Gloncester, waquard, ' 6e: Dunuell, g Riunit- i Windse Pacine, rrimack Si DENTIN fune Crett, s Haymaler's biug :uullum\n, wched) 807, Maznolia, 10! West Point, 10, ‘t Point, rod) —Loston 9 0z brown llllll Boston O &L brown and drab, e X brown and d 10c; Boston 3 Ston O 1 biue, Tes Winehiss ‘rown b J| 3CC, 6k ) dige ] TR Millbur Uamilton, 1: T etiskot 8 K AA, 12¢; £, stapie Nubian, 8lie: Was Bates, dress, staple, 65ge; Kandolph, staple, Lansdowne, fe: oneswr, o Cueviors—Amoskeas, check ccair, stripos, Bige: Slater, strip burz, Whittendon, ' str pes, s, ehec Zoi O1s, stripes, g, A, B2 Amosk 1105 vy, book fold, 12 Endurance, book fold, 1. HE s Q' 1S 1 100 Wb 40 12 6005 40 LB R0 4w eI 200 K g K160 6 4504 02565210 74 4003602501 W 68 (1885 cATCIL) No. 1 Picke MACK Now Fish, |VPl Hull BUls Qe Bls _ 5 20 =5 J U T 1} Blont Ex. N Med, No. 1 Shore...| 15 00 8 00 Largo Fumily. 1000 6 60 Fut W 700 400 buall “ 500 3 0 JiaFs HY £ B8 Qr. Bl K s ViniL. 17200 100 0 B0 40 10 NEW Bplit No. 1 Lab English 0o T GIDUE, 1 e 00480 W1M 60 04 26 NI TR R ) BLOOD 1bs. b, 200 100 $14.00 $7.% Conrisi wijole eod, te e, 5 Baoken Fisie sealed herrings. - Business Failur NEW Youk, Oct. 9 Failur he country during the last seven st 190 last week and 165 © vioos to last. The inereise is i atd western states, suner e guaranteed, 6! Ish 2 1b bricks, Halibut, now, 124e; new throughont day allon, | Furnl- | | No. 4 boards, 217180 67 | | trains vun duily: Dry Lumbor, DIVENSIONS AND TIMRERS, ft "1 il | | 112 P10 P10 P18 120 ¢ 12 PN No. 1 boards, 19, 14and 16 t No. 2 hoards, 12, 14 and 16 it No. & boards, 12 14 and 16 ft 14 and 16 ft SIDING, Ist Com., 19, 14 and 16 foot som:, 14 and 16 feet iy M and 16 feot Ld and 16 feet FENCING, 4 &6 inch, 12 and 1 feet, 4 & 6 inchy 16 feet, rons &6 inely 12 and 14 fect, Tough. 4& 6 inoh, 16 feet, rough S LAT, , Plain, 8 or 10 inch. | Plain 10 ineh.... No. 1, 0. G No. 1, No. Il rongh CrILING, inch, Norway s inch, Norway FINISIHING, 14 inch, s, ¢ W8 ineh, 2 inch, r, 1inch, s, |~\ 2l and 34 Cles inehy white pine.. Com. 6 ineli; whito pine. Fenee, 6 inel, white pine Fenee Floorin, il 240 clear yellow pine - Every lady uses Pozzoni's Medi Complexion Powder. Tt is a hoy treasure. The madame finds it impossi ble to go down town without first rubing it on, If the baby eries she goes for tha pufi-box. If the'old man comes homa ruflled or chafe 150 business s dull, ete., Pozzon Powder cools and allays his troubles: Thenall is gladsome joy.” No family should be withoutit, - The Right of Bread Winnors, Laramic Boome The right of 1 winners 1o rike is no longer questioned ey (ting capital but in the exere nintelli ent self-inte r-headod Tmpulse onght to’ i fish. Labor is cold, e ating, \\:ll'\ labor, lacking th loses something of its 1-\.“. roof s tection beennse it is passionate at and unreasoning. In a give-and-take world it is not wise always to stund upon the extremity of one's vight, Circum. pees must covern. It s frequently discreet in the employer to yiele point, and the employe ought alwiys serious consider whether his intercsts will ba promoted or retarded by resorting to a strike, which must necessarily involy some present deprivation, Can’ e bet- ter hi tion? Thatis the question foy his solution. ch, chold i ell ”lh rig not a wron svorn. Capi scliish. | But cap Bloodless, e Turn the Vagrants Out! The weak stomach is said to be lodging house of many va These can be turned out ing the stomach, and organs in rtnership. strengthener like Brown's e, speedy and sure. Corning, Hartford, Conn. 3 “Brown’s ITron Bitters relieved me of genoral weakness and d made me strong. " the 808, zthen the tive There is ng Iron Bitters, Mrs. Honry by F.J. SCHUYLER. W. F. Johnson & Co. Commisson IMerchants! 215 LA SALLE ST., CIICAGO. vers of Grain und Soeds. Futuros bought Spociul attention to sale by samples ented by Edward Bax Lincoln. lewa,y '.l.'lme Ta,'lale, All trains arrive and dopart from Omaha by Centrul Standard time. ‘I euins of o P, M. &0, arrivo and do part from their depot, c of Iith nnd Wol Stor strocts; trains on’ the B, & M., & Q. and K. C., St. J. & C. B, from tho B, &'M. depot| i from the Union Pacific depot. L oxcopt Suturd; Pt Sundayi Monday. alloth a0, dil, d, exce Depurt. " _Arriv A ML B U ¥ ON | [0 M. Pacific 5. N ; iil0a 0. & RE Muil and &M Miil nud Expross. Night Express SOUTHWARD, MISSOURI PACIE o] 1:20m 8:10n |6z Dopart. A M| PN 1n:oml... ... 3 9:00, | |iEB 100 B:5m) . Bin 7 00h 38 C Vi Plattsmouth. Vin Council 1) WABASH RO .St. Louis Depart. rrive, AN PN PAUL X Pross Expross. JIRIG xp Expross. . B, & Q Vil Phittam’th Depart. NORTHWARD. A M PN COSTL P & O B0 Sioux Ci pross ommod'n 11 (Ik Dy :50, 10:00, 11:15 u, fian'and 1110 p, m. 00 Sunduys tho Biand 4:00 p. m. trains do nol 45 pom undays Wi 250 und 4:28 p. i, trains wil LES 10330 . m not run. yin Tuatna~—Leavo Omaha at 8 m, dal SUNDAY TRIAINS icuggo vin Tripurtite Alliance, Z | MONTH. WK YARDS TRAI tablo of wor tr and Union Stock Yurds; in effect Wod L August 2th, 1886; D THAINK. (| EARTWARD TIRAINS 15 Omuhis, il 440 0&1‘ lowl 620 duily excopt Bunday. Othel P. BOYER & CO. H:II’sSafos;mll!l;,Tlmeoaelu and Jail Work, Train No. 49, 1020 Farnam Strect, Omaha, Neb