Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 11, 1886, Page 3

~Wenk: July. 7o, Pork.. teady and un- changed. rak July. $6.12. Recelpt Bhlnmenu. \I (XK) 141,000 & 184,000 1,000 2,000 June 10.— “’honjnmly\l-‘ | 240,000 ; spot 1g(@ge lower and bued ‘fin\ , declined advanced closing 2 red, July ]r..rn ; expo ess active: options o) #lightly, later ruled stronger and @le, atterwards feil off 1wl Fleady with a_rally of I"df B41g@42c in store; No. 1 red, 91i5c; elosing at &3%c. & Corn—8pot quiet: options opened X@'ce lower, closing steadier with a sl m Tecov- receipts. 41,000; exports, 24,000; up- graded, 954> ige@ddige In' plev-mr, “('i“’,c delivered: J\Ilf closing at 4 Oats—Spot firm 94,000 npnnq 1,400; mixed western, 32aiic; white western, B4 Botraleum—Steady: United closed at 04%¢c. JEegs. Stendy But ‘quiet; western . fresh, @!! Pork—Fairly active but firm; old mess, 89, 259,50, Lard—Itigher and fairly actives steam, spot, $6,221g@6.25, Butter—Firm with fair demand; 10@17ige. g Cheese—Qulet but firm; western, 5@7!/e. Milwaakee, June 10, — Wheat—Steady July, Tes August, ®lge. . 2, 8, western western, llmm .ll'ml)‘ No. 9, 45c. Provisions: “IKh(‘l" mess pcrk. eash and June, $8.60; Cinoinnati, June 10— Wheat — Firm; No. 2, red, 8asle, 2 Corn—Firm with fair demand; No. 2 mixed, e, Onts—Ensior; No. 2 mixed, 9\4@ie. Rve—Quiet but firm; No. 2, 68c. Pork—Firm at £9.50, Lard—In far (lumlm] at $5.85, Whisky—8$1. \nneapol .,.nmew —Wheat—Active at lower price: 0. 1 hard, cash, 74c; July, e August, 76!7¢; September, 78c; N ern, b?nh 7fL, July T2; August, 73 , 40( l(rmu\u—Wth 79,000 bu, b!SIIIpll‘lenl.!—\Vlwai, 85,000 bu; flour, 24,400 Liverpool, June 10.—Flour—In poor de- mand at 8s. 6d Wheat—In poor demand: new No, 2 win- ter and spring, dull at 6s 10‘i| DOFR—Bpot I less detnatiy poor demand for futures; spot, firm at 4s54d; June, :(en}d‘y’ at 4s 8d; July and August, sieady at s 2 Kansas City, June 10,—Wheat—We: No. 2 red, t'un{ 55¢; July, 5ic bid, A .r-"zmh.m',v July, August, 2}ge bid, d. Oats—No quotations, Toledo, June 10.—Wheat — Active and sh, T8@Sle. prn—Unchanged; cash and June, 363ge. Ulll~‘(t'2lmleh Bt. Louis, June lO—-—whH\b—‘At‘tI\l‘aml easy; No, 2 |,vnxh. 6 U No. 2 mixed, cash, 31}jc; al tea No, 2 mixed, cash, 28¢; July, Nl,e hl(e' Jo—weak at 53 asked. Whisky—Steady n{tnsl .10, Lard—Firm at $5.75@6.00, Butter—Fair demand; creamery, 14@15¢; dairy, 11 Al 1N0ON BoAnrn.—Wheat— Weak at 3 —Easy and }§@%c lower. ats—U nchanged. New Orleans, June 10. — Corn—Dull, weak aird lower: mixed, 46c; white, 49@50c. Oats—Dull and lower; choice western, 86)g(@3e. ‘ornmeal—Unchanged ; at $2.25. l’n‘z;lur-ts—auunx and higher. orl Lard—Refined tierce, 85.75, Bulk Meats—Shoulders, §4.60; long clear and clear rib, $5.621¢. LIVE BT()CK. Chicago, June 10, reports as follow ‘attle—Receipts, 8,500; fairly actiye but 10 lower; shivping steers, $4.50@6.00; stockers and feeders, 4. bulls and ixed, $1. 1&:(%4 ; through ‘exas cattle, A Mnus-—llwelrl 35,000 slow early but closed stronger; rough and mixed, $3,85@4.20; pack- ing m‘:&l uh\nplnm. $4.00@6.30; light, $5.95@ 25 sKips, ’!hm‘p~|{ $2.00( he Drover’s Journal l pls, n'ltl\ei |Illlh5 boull. une xuukuecupm, shipments, .‘500 active at 5c ; good to choice Nhlmv ng, $5.15@5.1 common to fair, $4.40@5.00; butchers’ ste 65; cows nn-| heif E2.25(@3.753 grass ‘Texal 5(a@-$,00, Logs—Receipts, 7.000:" shipments, 8,000; active but 10 lower: butchers® and best heavy, 1 ing, $3.90¢4.10; mixed, City, June 10.—Cattle—Receipts, 1.400; shipments, 1,000; weak, slow an chaice’ to fancy,’ $4.50@5.00; common _to good, $4.00@4.50; stockers an feeders, 83.25(@4.20; cows, $2. Hogs—| eipts, 12,000;" shipments, 5,570; opened fairly active put closed weak at 100 Jower: good to choice, £3,90@4.00; common to medium, §3.60@ OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Thursday Evening, June 10, Market almost lifeless, The few B! de were at fair figures but the re- s are 8o light that there can hardly be In\ll to bea market. Prices are somewhat lower in sympathy with Chieago. Hogs- ket “opened rather dull, a trifle below yesterday’s close and did not improve as the day progressed. The fall of prices at Chieago reached here and the figures slowly and steadily declined to a point 10@13c lower than yesterday. sheep—Demand moderate and none left in the market, Prevailing Prices, hlm\\m um prevailing prices pald for live stock on this market; Cholee steers, 1950 to 1500 1bs, Cholce steers, 1100 to 1300 bs Medium steers, 1250 to 1300 1bs. 4.40@4.60 lmc little steers, 1050 to 1150 1bs . .. Good feeders, 900 to 1000 1bs Good to chiolee . Fair to medinm cows and Inelrurs Good to choiee bulls Medium bulls. . Giood to ch nh‘a ‘stags. BULLS. $285 1.....1320 §2.00 HOGS, ) N Av. 3,65 60.. 2 8.65 Pr. 3,70 8.70 All sales of stock 1 this market are made r ewt. live weight unless otherwise stated. Dead hows sell at igc per Ib for all weights, “Skins,” or hu;,xl welghing less than 100 1bs no value. Pregnant sows are docked 40 Ibs and stags 80 lbs, Cattle market dull. Some extra tine trotting stock is expected to arrive in i fow day: Both meners of the firin of Wray & Hall were in the market to-day and purchased nine loads of hogs. L T, ulllnllllll of Stewart, lowa, visited the yards Lo-d: He represents the live ott & Co., Chicago. smu\ sers of liogs are advised not to send coarse heavy stags to market as they are i variably thrown out, both here aid in Chi mgu. and do not pay expense of Lransporta- OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS General Markets, I'hursday Eveninz, June 10. Fas—The market is dull and weak., While | the les are being made atSc, a few m'fimnl at 7t Shippers will do well to e carefully before shipping and avoid | aying reight on rott PO UTrEn- Recelpts are very heavy and only & comparatively sifall portion can be picked out for top prices. The outside price obtain- able is 10¢, but most of the c! going at 8c: fair to good at b@ic, and al Terior qualities are €oing to packers at 40 A good deal of butter now arrives “soured ot being worked properly, and particular care is advisable. Cugksk—Fancy full cream cheddars flats, 11ige: young new make, 1leg A first (lH\|I'.V Swiss clieese 2ig@lde, Limburger, | Ry —0ld fowls are in liberal supnly and prices are weaker. ‘The average price about £2.5). though a few are selling above hipments of spring cliick- A and pric dmmwd rapidly, cannot $1.00 for fair. A good many chickens are shipped in that are hardly for anything, and hard to dispose of at @1.50 per doz. Dicks in fair demand at § ) per do: it 00 LLIES, ETC.—['reserves, all pails per'lb. 10c: do in pail Tote, per Ib. §1ge: assorted f-1b. patls per crate, 6 prils, 85,75, Jellies, all kinds, first grad 20-1b, pails, per Ib. Re} -unnod tir: 51b. pails, per craté, 6 pails, 8.5 Tb, pails, per case, 3 doz, §3.35: do, lers. per case, 2 doz. , $1.40, Je ly. all kinds, second grade, . pails, per Ib. P1as FEET. TRIPE, ETC—L1gs’ Teet, per i§ bbl, 84,00: do, ' bbl. $2.00; do, ver Kit, We. Lambs' tongues, per i bol, 8 do, per kit, £2.50; do, qi BELLY et dor, &5 l::‘n!‘nrw per case, 2 doz, Tripe, pt-r‘ | $4.00; do per ,l(b\rl s'z 5 do, per ki llo'«:v —Callfornma, « 15a; strained, 10c; Nebraska, 10c. MAp ()An~llrlrks, per 1b, 12}4c: pen- ny cakes. per Ib, ,‘mmm\un ~per 100, $5.00; less than 100, ProvisioNns—Ham. 10'5c: oreakfast ba- con ¥ clear side bacon, 7@c; dry salt sides, Olge; shoit rib sides. 8cc: shoulders, belgt mem pork, $12.50 per bbl: dried beef- ham pieces, l4e: lard, tierces )‘\('ivfi(' 0 lb cans, Biger 10.ib oars (Ka banks) Bic: 5 Ib cans, do, 6c: 3 Ib cans. do., 7'sc; bone less ham. 11lge. NEW K108, \\)A'rn1 10-Ib boxes, per Ib, i6e, 12-1b boxl&». per .—Layer figs, 8 and Dates, fancy Fard, 1b, 1ic: Persian, 50-1b boxes, Prunelles. 30-1b boxes, per lb, iitoNs—The markst lias advaniced ana rong and active. Choice sold_in New 1y as !lhh as $7.00 mul $7.50 this M cre at s very fair and elling readily at $2,75@3.2 OitANGs—Thiere are none in the market ting Los Angeles and not many of Los Angeles ate quoted at $4.0, Large black tartarian, 8$1.75; $1.50; southern, 16 qt boxes, STRAWRERRI KFOW N berrid re selling at $1.60w1,75 for 16 qt cases, CALIFORNIA APRICOTS—Per erate $1 RasppErries—Southern and ~8St. Louis home grown have been rece in_small ouantities. Southern are selli 5.0 for 24 qt cas 9 qt drawers, qt cases, 3 00, Por —Very fine Towa home ing received which are per outhiern red raspberries, 24 'here is no improvement in 16 market hoticeable sinco last woek, There | i an occasional sale of a few sacks to sowe retail dealer who may have run short, or to eddlers, but there is no sale worth mention- ng. It makes no difference how low they are quoted, there is no sale of any account. New potatoes which are being shipped in from the soutl and west and Salt Lake po- 19 lessen the demand for old t Lake potatoes are auoted at 50@ NEw \ EoTAULES -Cabbnee, per crate $5.00 southern caulifiower.” per doz., 0; home-grown asparagus, gl‘ nches, 35@d0c; spinach. per bu, gree onjong, per dos,” 15a30ed per doz lettuce, per doz, nt, e peas. per busi 50: SLFINg beank, per bush box, Sl .00: Wax beans per bush box, '€ mbers, per dof, U@0: squaslies, per doz, ; onions,soutliern, per bbl, $5.00} onions, . e bush box, $2.00, By A\Hlne market s very quiet ery little stock moving, Inferi @1.00; good clean country, $1.2; Jand- lvlcked BLIO@LI0; und- sTUrFs—Winter wheat bulqu.xlll\osntem $3.00@4,10; second quality, $2.50@ best “quality ' spring vneat flour, vatent, 375 bran, 5e vt; cliopped feed, S0c per ewt: white ¢y yellow (‘ur meal, 70¢ $1.50 os Had0c; radishes, hol in bales. $6,00@7. ~Medium, l!zhl. 2@l Prime slaughter sole leatner. ne ok sole leather. 86(@3¥c. R foot, 2@de: kip, 85@Y5c: French kip, calf, $100@.10; ok calf, 1357 Koot calt, S @1 5: Moroe eg, 30@3e Moroceo oil ebble, 28@32¢; toppinis and lining (@10,00 per d 20A1L—10} Wainut_blook. ilinots, $ Missouri, $400. HEAVY HARDWARE—LIC rates, $2.25; plow steel,special cast, 4c; crucible steel,63¢ cast tools do, 1%@18c; wagon spokes, per set, #1.75@3.00: _hubs, per set, $1.25: felloes, sawed dry, 81.40; tongues, each, 7bc; axles each, The; square nuts, per Ib, 7@llc; coil chain, per Ib, 6@l ‘malleable, Bc iron wedges, 6¢: crowbars 6e; harrow teeth, 4c; spring steel, 7@Se; Burden! Ilonlrfinues. $4.40: Burden's mule shoes, 85. Barbed Wire, in car lots, $4.00 per’ 100 m. 1ron Nails. rates, 10 to 60, 83,00, Shot—8$1.50: buckshot, $1.85: oriental powder, kegs, 83, @4.00: do, half kegs, 82.00; do, quarter kegs, $ ] ‘blasting, kexm $3.35; fuse, per 100 feer, Hoe. Le ar, PAINTS IN L)u.—\\'hlla lead, Omaha, P. P. Tige: white lead, St. Louis, ure, $7.80: Mar seilles green, 1 10 5 1 cans, 20c; French zine g_rt-en Seal, 12c; French zine, red seal, lic; rench zine, 1n varnish asst, 20c: krench zlnc,‘lsv~ vermillion, American, 18¢: Indian red. 1 0se pink., l4c: Venetlan. red. Cook- son’s, 2 enclian, " red, Americar, 13(c; red led, c Lhmme yellow. genuine, chronie yellow, K. 126 ochre, rochelle Schre, French 250; ochre, American,, 36} Winter’s mineral, 2ige: Lehigh brown, 2igc; Shanish brown. 3ice? Drince's mnen Diy PAINTS—White lead, hc Krench zine, 12¢; Paris whiting, 2 ; gilders, 18;0: whiting, com'l, Ger- mantown, 15; lampblack. ordinary, Sc: Prussian blue, 55: ultramarine 1ci ' van: dyke. brown. Sc: umber. burnt. 4e: umber, mw, d0: sienna, burnt, e slonna, raw dci Paris green, g Parly gréen, com: chrome vermilion, English, in oil, T0¢; raw and burnt mnlx'l. 1 1b, cans, 12! raw and burnt sienna, vandyke, brown, 18c: refined lanpblack, 1ie; coach biack and ivory black, 16c: drop biack, 16e: Prussian blue, 40c; ultramarine blue, 1%¢: chrome grean. Lo, M. & D.,16¢: blind and snutter greon, Lo AL & Do, 106 Paris green, 18c; ndisn red, m Venetian red, Ye; Tusean 2t “Amorican’ vermillion. L. & D.. 30 yellow oehre, 03 L. M. & O, D, 18¢; godes ochre, 16c; patent dryer, Sc; grainini colos it Joak,” dark oak, walnut, chestiut and ash, 12c. DRUGS AND UHEMICALS—Acld, earbolic, Blog acld, tartaric, dic; valsaucopaiba, per 3 bark, sassafras, per 1 10c: ealomel, r b, T2} chnnnnumu, per oz, c; ehloro: onn, 'per B, Me; per 1b, §1.25; epsom’ salts, ver glycerine; pure, per b, 18¢; lead, acetate, per’ b, ¢, Qll, easton Na l pet fal, 108 oll, casto No. %, n l A0; oil. nine, P, & R &8, D\!r oz, 5‘@ tassium focide, per b, §3,00; salicin, per DL 40c; sulphate morphine, per oz, §: p\nu' per . 4o strychnine, W!n y Vu.‘uiurs—nurels, &AL} ture, extra, $1.10; furniture, o, 1, l|00~ coach, extra, n, 120] Dlmlr. extra, § u“:.a&e shellag,' § &‘E? hnni ol tinish, hn-uun (olozne spirits, 188 proof, §1.18; lUl roof, $1. l«.. spirits, second uuflll)’. do, 188 proof, $L11, 10 per uxne pllun. Gin ul!mlll. 82 anis ryes, Sheat bourbon snd rye whlnklen, llruudlu. ll’llllflfl 5. 503 $1.504@3.00, owestic, umn Champagnes, import: ed. per cam. N@34.00; American, per case, §10.00@10.00 _ v Goods: l'mxu--.\meruau. 5la; Arnold's, w; Co- ico_aquality is | in- | quote” good | sizes above $250 and from there down to | very small | THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1886. ehrco 6c; Manchester, Lyman, 5 : Glou- b Dnnnrll.lvqnurder Dunnell Windsor, 6e: Pacifie. 6c: Harmon igc; Anchor Shirtings, 4¢e; Merrimae, Shirtings, 41 ke, Magnolia, West Point, 10'5¢:10 o7 Bmlm\'(‘ S, Sige: \hvlunk- . : Montauk BB, IHIINLI ‘ACA, l Se, Drck— (colored) —1oston 9 oz. brown and drab, 13 fe: Boston XX brown and XXX brown and drab, 11 blite, 113e: Warren Tricot. )| CHED (n'rn\\i ~ "Hoston 0 ' cholee, 1l 44, Tige; Fruit, S¢; Wam® sutta, w.r CORSET JEA Te; Penperell, —Kearsarge, 7c; Armory, Tige; Indian Orchard, Naumk 2, CHEVIOTS—Amoskeag, checks, 017¢; Amos- keag, sln.uw Sige: Slater, stripes, Sey Edin- burg! Whittendon, ' stripes," 8¢y Glen- rose, Ye (m- checks, 9ige: Otis, ulnp«, Oc; Royal, f%c: Amoskeag, napped, 10ige: Lu book fold, 13c: ummu. ook fold, 111¢; urance, book fold, 1 e lseaver Creek AA, 11c; Beaver BB, 10c: "l‘n\vr( reck CC, fo: Jaffre 1203 Jnn'rvy D&t Columbian, 12i7e: York, 13a: York, 3 Everett, 13c; Haymaker's biué and brown, 7} L' Gib'ed Fancy T R'd Sh're ¥'cy (5 5013 IMPORTED F1S w yrem. |BbI8 HIf Bbls Q'r Bhls Pails or kits “"""‘\m‘ oo’ % " e R Norwegian | | 1 | gEx Herings 12 070 505 w3 .m egian R Merrinis. n mc 005 453 02 50 Bistlings. o | 8 04 804 002 301 9)/° NACKEREL, Buls. Holt BblsQ'e Bbls W0 10 W |0 40 NLW FISRL NEW FISH. No. 1 Whitg Fish. ... Family ¢ No. 1 Trout.. No. 1 Pickerci ~ Holland herring Yarmouth bloate 5 4302 171 80 65 1RIT 30110 44 smoked halibut,1045e 1 new scaled herrings, Dry Lumber. BOARDN. ;0 1 Cnm. 8. l 8. 12, 14 and 16 ft 1 p 6 Inch, lllm.l 14feet, rough. 'l& 50 6 inch, 16 feet, rouzh. 7.0) 6 inch, 12 and 14 h'(‘l., rough.. 14 00 6 inch. 16 f 15,00 4 §inch, white pine. 1 6 inch, &8 ihen D 6inch, ¥ 6inch! A12inch, 81 Cww NO l Com.l‘ in. 8. 18. 12, 14 and 10 18 and 20 YL. No , wow “w 12, 14 and 16 ft.. HIP LAP. No.l Plain, 8 rmd 10 inch No. Pl.un. Sand 10 inch. No. l 0.G STOCK BOARDS. 2, 14 and 16 feet. Groocers' List. Aluhulu in bbls, 8% slu.nl in bl)lfl 80,1 half bbls ’:0 i haf bbis. 84 CANNED Goops—Oysters. standard, mr strawberrles, 3 1, por case, & raspber, rries, per case, $3.3; eg per case, $2.50; green gages, les, 2-1b, per case Dl m 21b, pe per mule square, JGARS—Powdered, 7%c: cut loaf, Tic; granulated, 0!5e; confectioners A, 6'gc; stand- ard extra C, 6i4¢} extra U, 635@6!ic; medium yellow, 55>, DRIED Fro1s—No. 1 quarter apples, in evaporated boxen,8@d blackberrie hoxes.1{ @s3ic; peaches, eastern, 4%@dige; peaciios evlmluwd.h‘-,(wl'lc. Salt “Lake, new, 7@ 3¢} raspberries, new, 19%w20c; currants, 7% @ T8l prunes,new, 4 S@4sic.o . Garneau's “soda. creams, 8lje; ity Boda. Tige, 8 ODA—1n Ib p-pem $3.25a case; salsoda, keg, ver Ib, 22 BYRUFP—No. ‘0 4-gallon $1.00: New Orleans 33(@46c per gallon; le dyrup, barrel, strictly lmre. T0c per gallon; 1 gal- on cans, $9.25 per doz: >4 gallon cans, $5.25 per doz; quart cans S:! 00 SrArcH—Mirror gloss, 1 b, 6e; Mirro gloss, 8 1b 53ge. Mirror gloss, 6 Ib, 050} Gray corn, 1 Ib, “6ige; Kingsford’s ' corn, 11b Kmq ord’s 1 1b, 7e; Kingsford’s gloss, 61, Kingstord's pure, 3 Ib, 53{c; Kings- ford's bulk 4. \Corrirs—Ordinary erades, L0o:tair, 1044@ 130; © @i c old butter and kinger snaps 14le; MeLaughli RXX roasted. 141gc} Dilworth’ Tie: Red Cross, 1ise. savon ' Imperial, K . Kirk’s standard, Kirk's white Russian. $4.00: Kirk's White $0.50; Dome, $5,90; Washboard, $3.10 CANDLES—Boxes, 4010, 6 10405 8, 107400 l)uxes. 40Ib, 100z, 65, 10%:¢; ha't box, 20ln, $1.55; "Ashton, CAVI!\' Mixed, 04@12¢; stick, 9'g@lle. SALT—Dray loads, per bbl. "tf sacks, Ashton, Bi¢; bbls, SPICES -~ und—Black pepper, boxes, 20 @220; allspice, 12@16c; einnamon, 18@se; cluveu. 1@sbe; gingar, 15@25¢; mustard, 15@ 'l'KAs~hunwmler. falr, 20@37¢; good, 45 55 choice, 00@Toe; good Imverial, 40@A3; choice, 60d; Young Hlyson, good: Hnadie ] choice, 50@i0c; Oolong. good, 85@40c; Vo~ long, choice, 40@60c; Eaglish breakfast, gumi 80, holoe, Hi@bso; ‘Souchong, good, 30 @dhe ; Jauum.. fair, 2@ihe ; %’ ehoice, 55@ioc; Tea Dust, 15¢ 18e. Crper—New X ork, per bbl, $7.00: do, half bbi, $4.00; Crab, per doz qts, Michigan refined, bbl., $6.50; do. half bbl, $4.00, VINEGAR—W ite wine, 13@lic; eider, 18 ?l‘zf‘_l“(._lln‘le strength, 12¢; tripple strength, FiNe Cur—Hara to Beat, Tuc: Charm of the West, 60¢ -‘l’ounhm, 70¢’: Golden Thread- ; Buds, S0c Rocky Moun- 45c; Daisy, 40c; North Star 36: Our Bost, 62:4¢; Good — A full assortment of delicious fruit juices for summer drinks. Ginger ale and sweet cider at Hammond & Co.'s Grocer, 121 North 16th street. e TS WANAMAKER'S MERCHANT TAILORING AGENCY MAKES THE SEST SUITS AT PHILA. PHIA PRICES. 1011 DOUGLAS; UP STAIRS- e WANTED— 20 carpenters at Omaha Packing house next Monda & Mugrny, | the othe: THE TICHEORNE CLAIMANT. He Comes to th ted States to Lec- ture on English Injustice, Arthur _ Urton, Charles Donghty Tichbarne,” as known to the people of G Britain, who be came famous in the enit in which he tried to prove that hie was the long lost son of the Dowager Lady Tichborne and heir to Tichborne honse, in the county of South ampton, England, arvived in " New York under the quict cognomen of “Mr. R chborne.” The legal con test over his clnim is one of the nuul o ebrated cases in the history of the English courts. - It involved the disposi- tion of an estate said to be worth a year, with & buronetey attached ginal Sir Roger left home in 1852 be- s uncle objected to his with the latter's daughter le went to South Ame veled about the country for two ye: Then he heard that his unele had died and that his consin was still true to him, and so in April, 1854, he em} Rio in the ship Bella for ship and her. crew were n afterward. Lady Tichborne, unwiliiny to beheve h son lost, advertiseg throughout the wor lnl 'ul hw |||~( nwuul and off he ¢ 10 re- ‘Then an enterprising attorney of agga Wagga, Australia, sent word to the dowager her son was aiive and well, and. Iw wag invited to meethisold mother aimant went thi gland, making 'l'n-hlmrm' house by the way the old lady made affidavit™ thnl rhr-| - d her son. Shortly after she died. story of the vretender was that he ied from the wreek of the Bella ight of the crew and v.n ied to \h-llmum and that th uf he had lived in theinter mroI'Anitr.llm und(-r the name of Custro. The defense, when the case came to trial, brought evidence tending to show th 1 was Arthur Orton, a buteh ing, who known to have g \\ v about the leged discove: court decided against Later he was convicted of pf‘ljllrv mu! sentenced to a long term of imprison- ment. Since his release he has been lec- turing on his case in England, and he visits this country to deliver addresses on the same subject He will go more lull) into the deta of what he calls ghsh injustice” than his ticket-of- leave would permit him in England. Railway Time Table OMARA, Tue following is the time of arrival and de. parture of traing by Central Standard tine at the loeal depots. Trains of the C., St. P, M. & O.arrive and dopart from their dovot, corner ot an Illl.l Webster streets: trainson the B, &Q. and K. C.. St B, from the B &M aepok: Ml others from the Union Faciie oot BRIDGE TRAINS. Bridge trains w . leava 7, P, dnn rat 8: BT 40--1 31 —l] a m.. ll )- 3)- way of \ OQND Arrival und” departure of tr transferdepot at Council Blut DEPANT. ARRIVE, 10AGO, ROCK 1SLANDL & PACIFI M ! n ' A WABASH, BT. LOUIS & PACLFIC. A 3:00 P N SIOUX CITY & PACIFIG ~ WESTWARDL UNION PACIFIC. Pacific Bxpress.... Denver Kxpross. .Luc 1) Bxpress... & M. IN NEB. I and Lxpress... ight Express SOUTHW AR PACIE Depart. AL 150 . B i Ouklund Accommod'n 1 EASTWARD, LB & Q. .Via Plattsinon b TOCK YARDS Tt s aF_dopot. Omabia, at 6:40--8:35— B v. LoaveStock ¥ards for Om 12:01—1:20—4 :40— NOTE—A trains daily: ally nxnupt Sunda; " dnuy except Saturday, daily except Mon- WOODBRIDGE BRO’S State Agents FOR THE DeckerBro'sPranos _Omaha, Neb UNITED STATES National Bank U.S. DEPOSITOR 2. §. W, Cor. Farnam & 12th Sts. Capital; $100,000 Surplus, 15,000 C WHLL MAMIL Luuurrmu .W. Hamilton, B. F Smith \yul ‘Hamilion IN, Asst. Cashier . Job Printing, REES PRINTING CO,, Job Printers, Book Binders, And Blank Book Manufacturers. 106-108 South Fourteentn Stree Flour and Feed, W.J. WELSHANS & (0., Wholesalo Flour, Feed and Grain, qurmureu of W.J. Welshans & Co.'s Quick "”fi;‘.‘“"‘"""“ flour and proprietors Omaha iy , cor. th and Farnam Streets, Omaha. Leather, Hides, Etc, BLOMAN BROS, Wholesale Leather, Saddlery Hardware, Eaddler and Shoe Findings, Hides, Wool, F Tar Gt caser Tatow, Eic., Omaba Net, " Beer, g m’i\wum,. ) gont Ior Anheuser-Bush Brellng us Spevial t brands Fuust, Budweiser, Erlanger _OMAHA _ MANUFACTURERS. Book Binding, E!- REES PRINTING €O, Printers, Book Bmdm, And Blank Book Manu - 18 South 1th Stre Bridges—Steam Pile Dvwmg.’ RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Fngineers and Contractors. Brges, Roof Trusses, Steam Pile Driving jon and _Howe Truss Bridges, Timber, 15th e, near Farnam, Telephone No 4, Cigars and Tobacco, % MAX MEYER & €0, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaceos, 1o 2 South lith cct, Umaha, ORY. T & FITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, And Wholesale Dealere in Leaf Tobaccos. 108 and 110 N. 1th Street, Omaha, Neb. urockery. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Trmporters, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, l.hlmm‘)l. Ete. Ofice, Stroet, Omuha, Neb, C. 8. GOODRICH & CO Agents for F. A. Whitney Carringe Co.s _ Children's Carriages, Noa South 13th And Jewott's Celebrated Refrigerators. Sen for price lists. 1415 Farnam st,, Omaha. 0. 8. PETTIS & CO,, Wholsale & Retail, Fine Carriages, hm‘mnu Buggles nnd Rond gons. 20 per cent Fhavedn buying of us. TH8 1510.151% 1zard Stroely Omichn, Nebraskn: Branch at Counc H Bluffs, low: Lornices, Eagle Cornice Works. John Epenoter, Proprictor. Manufacturer of Gulvanized Iron and Cornice. 92 Dodge and 101 and 106 North 1)th Street, Omaba, Neb. KUEMPING & BOLTR, Manufacturess of Ornumental Galvanized iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finalg, Ete,, 310 8 12th 8t. Workdone in any part of the country. Western Cornice Works, C. SPECHT, Proprietor. Galvanized Tzon Cornices, Bte. Specat's tm- Skylight. 608 and 6108 A Doors, Sash. Etc. . The Gate (i:y Plcn'ng Mill. Doors, Sash and Blinds. Also all kinds of turning, Scroll und Stuir work of every de- ecription. A. ROSENBERY, Manufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Monldings, Ete. Stair Ruils o specialiy. Telephone = No. 15th aud Marcy §ts., Omaha, Neb. [ s Electrical Suppies, : L. W. WOLFE & CO., Electricians, Electrical Supplies, Masonic Block, Omaha. Burglar Alarms, Bells, Fire Alurms, #'ectric Matting, Speaking Tubes, Iron Works. PAXTON & VIERLING IRON WOR 3 Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work ron Stairs, Ruiling, Rolicd Beams and_Girders Btear Engines, B Work, General Foundry Machine and Blacksmith Work. Office and Works, U, P. Ry, and 8 17th st. fron ar d Nails. “OMAHA NAIL MA NUFACTURING €O, Cnt Nails and Spikes, Fire Kuils o Spe siglty. Omaln, Neb. " Omaha Safe Wor G. ANDREEN. anuacturer of Fire and Burglur Proof safes, ault Doors. Juil Work. Shutters and Wi Work. Cor. i4th and Jackson Ste Omaha, N leonl and Carriages. — s Established 1865, A. J. BIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 3409 and 41 Dodge Street, Omaha, Nob. Commission, Etc, M. BURKE & SONS, Lm Stock Commission Geo. Burke, Managor, Dnlon Stock Yarde. & Omuha.” Tele henc 582 Unlon Stock Yards Company, L|mllud Jnlm A- ‘l’mull.lg\mmlmcudunL [ SAVAGE & GREEN, Live Stock Commission Merchants. Shipments of any and all kinds of stock solicit ed. Union St ck Yards, Omubs, Neb, Lumber, Etc. "LOUIS BRADFORD, ~ Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Saab, Doors, Eic. Yards—Cor, ith and Douglaz, Cor, ¥th and Douglas, oo 7 BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, Iannraclurors or Sdsh Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stai o for Hard Wood I RS worth Btrects, Omuha, Neb, CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, €14 8. Uth Btrect, Omaha, Neb. funager. C. N. DIETZ, Lumber, 18th and California Streets, Omaba, Neb, F. Colpetzer, FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc, Cor. 6th and Douglas Streets, Omaba, ™ GERO. A, HOAGLAND Wholesala Dealer in Lumber, Omaha, Nebruska. CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Wacon tock, Fancy Woods, lridgo Timbo . W. Cor, vth and Douglus, Owmuba, Reb G. I. LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouhdings, Building Paper, Ete. South 13th 5tresty Oane, Rebraska. -— Figh, Etc, e TBENSON FISH €07 Suceessors to Icken Siemssen & Oo. Wholesale Fish Dealers, Importers of Tareign Fish, Nok. 911913 Jones &S Burest and v P, Track, Umaba, Neb Confectionery. F.T. FAY & CO., Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts and Cigars. zu Farnaw St, Ouahi, Aeb. J | Manufacturin, JOBBERS' DIRECTORY Agriculturdl ImpRments, LININGER & METCALF (0, Wholesale Dealers in Agricultural Implements. | OMce, Corner 6th and Pacific Sts, Omaha, Nod PARLIN, ORENDORFE & MARTLN, Wholes. .0 Dealers in Agricultaral Implements, Wagoas and Buggies, Omaha Neb, CHURCHILL, PARKER Wholesale Dosor in Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Carriages and nuwn: % i By , bet, 9th and maha, Nob Boots and Shoes. W. V. MOBSE & €0, Jobbers of Boots and Skoes, M11 Farnam Street, Omaba, Neb. Manufactory, Summer Street, Boston. Carpets, "8 A. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, ‘011 Clolhs, Mattings, Curtain Goo 3 Farnam Street, Umninhi Coal, Lime, Ete. JEFE W, BEDFORD, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. Offie, 2128 1th “t., Omaha, Neb. Yards, Pth and e venport Streets, COUTANT & SQUIRRS Dealers in Hard ana Soft Coal. Best varieties. Office, 213 8. 13th &t. Telephone No. 14t b, — NEBRASKA FURL €O, Shippers of Coal and Coke, 2148, 15th e, (\mnhn. gxa. . Taw :, reaidnnt. _ G630, PATTERSON, Sec, and T J H. Hurnrrr, F.A mu ", Proprietor. Manager. lebrasn Coal lnd leo ‘Company, Office, Y xo0. I'. LAmAan, Pros. . A. SUNDERLAND Sec. Omaha Coas, Coke and leaCompany, Jobbers of hard l(l‘»‘r‘lm;l‘;‘fl\ :‘;:m, 298, 1ith OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. Exclusive dealcrs in Boulder touth 14th stre Cnflee and Spices. TES, COLE & MII Home Cofes and Splce M.IIs 'mm Coffec Ronsters and Spice Grinders. man i facturers of Baking Powder, Flavoring Extracts Bluing, otc. Try one case of Home Blena Roasted Coffoe. 1600 Howard St Cmahn, Neb. AHA, L Ltk oo e phone 49, CLARKE BROS. & CO,, Omaha Coffee and Spice Mills. “offees, Spices, Baking Cowder Finvoring s, Laudiry Biuo. 1uk, ete. 141416 Har Commission, Eic. a “BRANCH & CO., Wholesale Fraits, Produce, Oysters, 7121 Farnuwm &t., Omaha. Apples—Our own pick- TR Pt & (i Brund Oysters, Buttor, Egge, Gume, Poultry, Potatoes. JOHN F. FLACK, Genera! Commission Merchant, Froduce, Provisions, Frults, Flouw wid Feed, 106 & 14th St., Omuha, Neb. Consignments olicited. ot e a0 ramotis "R McDONALD. COMMISSiON MERCHANT. 816 12th blrnm. Omaha, Neb. Specialtie or. Bizis, and Chickens WIEL AN & CO., Produce Commission Merchants. Poultry, Butter, Fruits, Ete. Bt Nebrakka. WESTERFIELD BROS., Goneral Commission Merchants, 1406Dodge Street, Omaha Neb. Consignments | Boncited. W. E. RIDDELL, Slorage nud‘ Commission lerchnnt Butter h., Omuha, X b S & MILLARD, Stomge and Commission M3rchants, ign and Domestic Fruits a specinlty . u.m ktorage facilitios. Warchouse and office, 10 North 1ith st. Telephone 776, D. A. HURLRY, Commission and Jobblng, Butter, Eggs und Produce. A fullline of Stone- are. Consignmonts solicited. 1414 Dodge St., mal TE. MOROXY, General Commission Merchant, Butter, Eggs, Cheeso and "erully), 409 8. 12 , Omaha, Nob, "~ MCSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerator and Packing Houso, 14th & Leaven- _worth St., on U. P. K. K. Track, Omaba, Neb. Established 1870, ROBERT PUBVIS, General Commission, 4 2118, 1ith ¢, Omaha, Nob. Epechijties—Buttor Eggs, Poulitry ud Game, PEYCKE BROS., Commission Merchants, uce und l'rmmmm Omaha, RIFFK] ln & |||0\m ogROrs 10 g Grinith, 8 Commission Merchaat, le dealer in country produce, fruits, e R ete. Goods on consignment JAIN 16:h st., Omaha, Neb, KIRSCHBRAUN & SONS, (Buccessors to A, P, Schack.) Produce Commission Merchants, No. 213 Bouth 1ith Street, Omuha, Neb, specialty, Dry Goods, J. 3. BROWN & €0, ¥holesale Dry Goods and Notions, 188 Douglus Stroct, Omaha, Nob. L SHERG & 0, Wholesalo Deulers in Dry Goods, Hosiery, Notions, ens, iicos, Pmbroidery”and Whito C oo uwm.uynm Btreet,”Omala, Neb. * White Lead, CARTER WHIT LEAD CO,, Strictly Pure White Lead. 201k St-, and U, P, Ry, Omaha, Harness, Etc, WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Turf Goods, Hankets and Kobes. 1420 Farnaio Street Omaba, Neb. e Mattresses, E. M. HULSE, Mattress Company, Maitresses, Hedding, Feather Fillows, Cot 220 and 1208 Douglus Street, nahs, Neb. 70\'cm|ls. CANFIELD MANUPACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeaue Pants, Shirts, Ete., 112 und o W Dougla Bloet, Owitia, Nk “olorado Coul, 217 | our 1B packago | Country Produte gone | a, Nob | Pire und Burglar ¥ agricuitural, Ve | Neb. | Buccessor to . | Btoam and Water Supplies. o\| AHA L MRE e 1n AT Kindsof mldlng Naterial at Wholesale. I8 Sticotand Un pn Pac - Track, Omahs. ‘ GERMAN D WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, Mh and Izavd Streets, Omaha, \e\nfl!‘. . A, WAKEFIELD, Wholsdlo Lunber, Lath, Singls A Puilding Papere, Sast, Doors, Biinds, Mol fogs, Pickets, 4 Coment. Posts, Lime £ hm!fl ana Jones, UNI'II Millinery. 1. ONERFELDER, Tmporters and Jobbers ot Millinery and Notions, 1217 804 1214 Harney Streot, Omuha, Not Musical Instruments, EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesalers of Musical Instramonts. pSleinway Pianos, Weber, Docker, Hatges riges Pinnos, 1 U Organs, Chase Ory 101 and 108 15th st nnns. Furniture, Etc, CHARLES SHIVERICK, | Furniture, Bedding, Upholstery, Mirrors m, l‘\h and 1510 Faonam St eet, u,nnu DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers ia Furnitara, l‘numm Street, Omaha, Neb, ALLEN DROS, ‘A] Wholesale Grocers, 116 and 1112 Douglns Street, Omaha, Nob. E. B. CHAPMAN % 00, Wholesale Pancy Grocers, Clgars, I\\hl('m and Smokers' Articles, 1217 Howard MEVER & RAAPKE Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, ; Bpices, Cigrs and Tobacco, 117 and 1310 Do Ins Street, Omaha, Neb. MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corper 10th and Faruam Streets, Omaha, Nolq PAXTON, GALLAGHER & €0, Wholesalo Groceries and Provisions, | Nos. 706, 707, 709 and 711 S. 10th t., Omahs, N Groceries. Hardware, w.J. lllh\\r(‘l( Heavy Hardware, Iron, Stesl, g8, Wagon Stock, Hardwood Lumbor, 200 and 1211 Harnoy streev, Omaha, Nob. EDNEY & GIDBON, Wholesals Iron, Steel, Wagon And Carringe Wood Stock, uouvy Hurdwi Ete. 1217and 1210 Leavenworth Stroei, Omi ob. Sprin, " HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, | Builders' Hardware, Mechanics' Tool A Buffulo Scales. 1405 Doy ng Street, Omuhn, Neb. LEE, FRIED & €O, Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Tlnwan::‘,! Bheet Iron, Agents for Howe Scalos Minini Powder Co., Omaha Neb. MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tilss, Mantles, Grates, Brass goods, 1321 and 1323 nam Street. RECTOR & WILHELMY €O, Wholesale Hardware and Hails, Emerson Steel Nails, 10th and Has Streots, Onaha, Neb. Harvesters. 3 WM. DEERING & 0., CHICAGO, | Manufacturer of the | Dearlng‘ Harvester Goods, ,J Write to Wi, Lorimer, Ganeral Age Omaba.” Telephono 610. = e Iron Pipe, Etc. A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Pipe and Engines. Bt2am, Wuter, Knilway and Milling Supplies, 920, 022 und ¢4 Farnam St. Omaha, Neb, CHURCHILL PUMP CO., Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Hendquartors Faroam Mast Foost Co.'s Omaha, Neb. Goods. % Jewelr‘y. EDHOLM & BIIII‘,KH()N; Wholesale Jewelers. Dealers _in_Silve Dismonds, Clocks, Jowcle 1 Materials, and llil. t, Cor. Ul)di(n, Omaha, Nob, 3 = s Notlons - Etes VINYARD & S(HIN ,I!)Eit. Notions, lloslery & Gents’ Furnishing Goog 1006 und 1095 Farnnm 8g., Omaba, Nob, J 'l‘ Roblnson Ilotlon Company, & ymaha, Nob. Wholcstie ! nluhhm Goods. 0ils, Etc, CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE o Wholesale Dealers in Oils, @asoline, Mica Axlo Grease, Ete. A, 1, Bish Manager, Omalia, Nob. Pork Packing, JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shipper, Omaha, Nebrask, HARRIS & FISHER, Packers and Provision Dealors, Mee, |' 17 Dodge Stroot, Packi ack, Ouinhin, NGb. Safes and Locks, P, BOYER & CO, lgenls for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.8'. hof Sufes, Time Locks,V: arnam stroct, O Seeds, J. EVANS, Nholesalo and Patflllr Dealer ln Soo alile Odd Fellows' 11 1 Dod, « Omiha, Nob, and Jeil work, 120 L W. Cor. Hth o Bt Drugs, Ete, GOODMAN DRU Wholesale Druggists, And Dealer in Puints, Oils and Window Gl Omahiu, Neb., “THE Wines, Liquors, Ete, 1LER & €O, Dlsllllcrs and Importers of Wlnex Bole manufucturess of And ; Ulitters, 1112 Harney Sirect fien n Ind GO W, DUNCAN, VAMAUA & DINCAN, Tupo and Wholesulo Dealers in Wines, Liquors and Cigars, £14.00d 216 8, 1ith St., Dinabis, Nob. Notionis, LiC, 'L ANDIES & SON, Wholesale Job Lots, Notions, Gents' Furnishing G rudo sules dailys < Oiiihia, ods,