Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 15, 1886, Page 3

lulv, 2i¢e bid, Unh -August, 2% bid, ”"1‘ asked, 2067¢e asked; Augast, 271¢¢ ive: eash, 36e. easly, e, New Orl %, June 14— Corn—Firmer; mixed, dxaioe: white, 44p50c s=Unchanged; chojes western, ‘ornmeal—Unechanzed at ! llnu I'ruhul- Unel I|.||nu~. Pork—1"nch: s Lard-Unch Bulk Meats- long clear and cle H000; <pota shade ~mmg.~| doing for milling and a fai options opened rathe ater ruled stronger, advanced lg@? i ing steady with a reaction of lj@'je graded red, No, 3 red S Ted, 8Mije c. 8¢ f, 0. b3 8 July closed at Sy, Corn>Bjot advanced S(ate, and options 3(@1e, closed with & reaction of (i ie; re- m'l]vh 52,000 exports, S11,500; un, 2, 44 @ddige in elevator, 4 4] .llll) rh ed at 4o, 1 '|1 r'llA 1y ac (l\v receipts, 90,000; S o pixed western, B2asie] hite Wl‘lh’l n h/ s ' nited closed at 68ic, western, troleum: wnd‘I . Hum—hder and dullf lmk Firm: old mess, $9. Lard—Very dull; sales of ch contract grade closed at £6.20@, Butter—Firm and demand fair; 101%ige, « ln‘"M—J)ul] and easier. fresh, western, Minneapolis, June 14.—Wheat—Active with good demana for milling grades: No. 1 hard, eash, 3L, July, T4l5¢; August, 76c; N-pu mber, ige; No. 1 northern, mnlu iey July, iie: Aughst, September, No. 2 northern, cash, 68c: July, 88%c. Datents, $4.50@4.50; btk oceipts— W ,500 bu: flour, 140, Fhipments T Wheat, 31,60 bu: four” 2,00, “Flour—Stead 1In Store—Wheat, 3,317,818 buj St. Paul, 806,000 bu, Mllwn keel hme 14, —Wlwut ‘Z(u:ul). Algust, 707 5, Oats—Drooping: No. Rye—Steadiers No. 1, 25iger rley—Fi No. 2, d6e. mess pork, cash and June, §8, ..!ul). Cincinnati, No. ? red, Ko@Sle, Corn—Ieavy; No. 2 mixed, $t3c. Oats—In fair demand and firmer; No. 2 mixed, H0@sle. Rye—Dull and lower; No, 2, 65¢. Pork—Quiet and easier at $9.75. Lard—Quict at 85, Whigky—Good lle.unl at $1.10, Liv B. ST()CK. Chicago, June 14, reports as follow Jmle 14.—Wheat—Firm; »The Drover's Journal (,nllle~lh'(-el||!l 6,300; steady: shipping steers, 1005 stockers and feed- ers, 82 0 COWS, bulls and mixed, $2.00 common, $2,70@3,10; through Texas catile, $3.25@A. $4.00@ .90, Hoxs—Recelpts, 44,000: fairly active at 10¢ lower; rougn and mixed, $3.+5@4.20; packing and_shipping, s.u 10@4.25; qun.. corn fed, 800425 : sKips, $2,50a?, p—Ieceipts. 1,800 nmuy natives, £2.00@4.00; lambs, per head, $:.00@: A special cablegram to Drovers .lu |\‘|l from London, repotrs heavy receipts from all quarters to-day. ~ ‘The market is weak and prices have deciined 1e per pound since last week. Both American and howe bred cattle are in large supply and demand is weak. Best Americans 13}4¢ dressed. Kansas City, June 14.—Cattle—Recelpts, 1,900; shinments, 500; fat stuff, steady : grass- ers and_common, weak ; choice_to fanc: $5.10@5. commion _to 'good, $4.00@4.%0 2“;‘2{:‘ s and feeders, $3.25(@4.50; cows, $2.40 @! Hogs—Receipts, 10,500 shipments, 526; ‘xm-(l'»@ux lower, closing stronger and higher than opening’ prices; good o cho §3.40@3.90; common to mcr.llllm. $3.50(@s. 7. St. Louis, June 14.—Cattle—Recelpts SMipmeits, 900; active: desirablo cat- tle, all” welghts, 10@20c higher: good to choice shipping and export, $4,1n@5,60; 1 thers, $H20T5; wmnmnm(em, cxans, $2.20(4.2 oghTtbseits, - T, ehipments, 1.000; strong early. closing bt fower: buitchiers® best licavy, S4.15@4.25; mixed packing, £4.10@4.40; lig 05, OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Monday Evening, June 14. Cattle—The market was firm at Saturday's )’\!lu.s and the demand Nlronfi There is con- siderable inquiry for choice butchers’ stock. ‘The dressed beel steers on the market to-day sold readj receipts were very light even and lhbrc was nothing doing. The demand is good. The market to-day was KwlOc lower by reason of the decline in eastern markets, Sheep—Thin, poor sheep are not wanted and are unsalable, Prevailing Prices, Showing the prevailing prices pald for live stock on this erkel o+ L Choice steers, 1350 to 1500 1bs. Choice steers, 1100 to 1300 Ibs, Medium steers, 1250 to 1300 Ibs. .... 4.70( Fat little steers, 1050 to 1150 1bs . . Good feeders, #00 to 1000 1bs Good to choice cows and heifer: Fair to medinm cows and heifers. Good to choice bulls. )lodlum bulls Choice light and medium hogs. Guod to choice heavy hogs Good to choice mixed hojt Common rough grades. . Choice to extra nlmrn shcep Common shorn sheep.. BECEIPTS Cattle Av. Pr. 3......205 83.70 Range of Prices. Showing the highest and lowest prices pald for live stock on this market during the past seven days, with comparative values: Monday, Tth. Tuesday, Sth. Wednesday, 9 *Chursday, 10th, Friday, 11th . ... Saturday, 13, § Monday, 14th.... B 8,05 @3, ,u All sales of stock in thus market are made T ewt. live weixht unless otherwise stated. ‘ad hogs sell at }se per b for all weights. 'Skins,”” or hogs weighing less than 100 Ibs no value. Pregnant sows are docked 40 lbs and sfags 50 1bs, Notes. Dull Monday. Very light receipts. A new time table for the stock yards dum- my trains went into effect to-day. tofith R. Black, Elm Creek. sold a load of hogs H. Il Boring, of Grand Island, was in to- day and marketed 71 head cattle, W. A. Paxton had 150 cattle on the market to-day from his farm. L. Anderson & Co,, Mead, marketed a load hogs. .mlm Hrown came in to- dty with a lnad of Morse, Rogers & Co.’s s, from North Bend, whieh sold on ¢Ilv llln et A. D. Sears, Clarks, had a load of hogs on the market. ©OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS Gieneral Markets, A Monday Evening Juge 14 EGas—The market is steady at se. Burrki-—Receipts are very heavy and only & comparatively small portion can be picked m't lur top L»nuun. The autside price obtain- it wost of the choice q\ullu is THE OMAHA DAILY BEE TUESDAY., JUNE 15, 1886, going at Sc: fair to good at 6@%e, and all in- ferior qmiities are xoins to packers at 4 A wood deal of butter not being worked prope . and particular eare is advisable. ‘ CHEESE y full cream cheddars new make, 1153 flats, 1L Vi | | America, 120: first quality Sw | 150, A quality, 125@14c, Limburger, | ct ekim fats, wa | 168 reer, Trip § | bul, §4,00: do, Iy bbl, " § - | % Lainbs’ tongues, per i bol, < i kit, 1 do, quart Jars per do | ‘»ml jars per case, 2 da T'ripe, per '¢ | bl £4.00; do per {bbl, $2.00; do, par Nl e, HoxEy—California, 15e; strained, 10c: | s | Nebraska, e, MAPLESUG AR IBricks, per Ib, 12ige: pen- ny cakes. per 15¢ H‘)’(onns—lu 100, 5,005 less than 100, “PRovistoNs—Ham, 10'e: preakfast ba- con Sige: clear side bacon, 7@e: dry salt sides, 6'yc; shoit rib sides, 6'gc: shoulders, Belg: mess ‘pork. $1250 ver bbl: dried beef- ham pieces, 1ic: lard. tierces, 5ly(@he: 50 1b rralrlmum Bige: 5 b cans. do., 7's¢; bone cans, 6ge; 10 ib_cans 1b cans, do, Ge: 8 I f NEW 3510 boxes, e I X } e Iv, o "i{nmellw ‘V'lb boxes, por Ib,’ LEesmoxs—The market has advanced lmd 18 strong and active. Choice sold York City as high as 700 and $7.50 this week. essi quoted here at 88,00@m." 'Alwflo'u‘ $7.0007.50, O Nurg~There are none in the market “N.,,"n‘. s Angeles and *hot many of Los Angeles “te quoted at $4.00. ka—Large bla”k tartarian, §1.75; aticties, $1.5%; southért, 10 qt boxes, STRAwnERBIES—Towa home grown, 16 qt cases, 81,60 red raspberries, southrn, 24-pt o ‘black raspberrics, St. Louis home weis, 9 qts, §1.25. BANANAs—The demand for bananas 1s yery good, and the apountof stock consumed is quite large, Anothe cnroic q'cfi k i3 expeeted (6 4rr{vé 1 a dag AnANas, buneh, $2.50@: Y iie on the mar- (‘mmun—lherehua regularity in the receipts, there being an over- uulply at one time and a scarcity at another. he bulk of the receipts are from Calitor only a few southern lu~|n§ i the market. Southern, 1 California black Tar- California small varie- ulmut all new potatoes and other king the place of old potatoes. Peddlers are about the only ones to whom commission men will sell, and they will not pay_enough to hardly wmake good the freight and commissions. T'wo cars of poor stock were sold on track this week at 14c per bushei. The choicest stock is slow in smali lots, at 25, AnLEs—The following quotation- n-pm«mpmo at which outside orders, res quiring choice fresh selected stock, are filled. Southern caulitlower, per doz, $1. home- grown cauliffower, T5c@$1.00; home grown asparagus, per doz. 35@dlc; green onions, large, peruoz, 20@25¢; pie plant, per Ib, 1(? peas, ‘per bu, 1,003 Bermuda onfions, per box, ? 0 ) ajority of th they w requ new vegetabl ‘onions, southern, per bbl, 24,00 rlu‘, ns, per ie-bu box, per L-bu box, $1.00¢ tomatoes, 3 503 cabbage, elate, $2.00. \ EGETABLES ~Cabbage, per crate, buthiern ulifiower.’ per doz., NOME-ZrowWn asparagus, per spinach, per bu, 1520 , per_doz, as, per bush Hoad0c; nuln shes, pfants 7 iep r ux 810 s(ruu. beans, pe $3.00; wax beans per bush bers, per doz, 60@75; squashes, per doz, onions,soutliern, per bbl, 85,00} onions, ner bush box, $2.00. : 18 very qulet and there is_very little stock moving. Inferior stocks, 75e@1.00; good clean country. $1.25@ 1.50: medium )mml&uckufi $1.30@1.40; hand- picked navy, 8 FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFS—Winter wheat flour, best ity “patent, $3.00: second quality, €2. 75: best quality spring wneat flour, patent, $2.50@2.60: bran, 50 per cwt: chopped feed, 65¢ per ewt: white corn meal, %0c; yellow corn meal, Ko‘-tw cwt; sereening, (0c per ¢ hominy, 21.50 n-rcm shorts, 55¢ per cwt; graham, $L7a; .00 per ton. ), 22 rye, Sbe; oats, 25c; , Gc. WoorMcdium, 12@15e per Ib; fine heavy, 10@14e: light, 1%@15¢; coarse, 10('_&1 c; burry 2@he off, n—Prime_slaughter sole leatuer. 330: prime oak sole leather. S6@sve. l‘m»er Ie.mwr per foot. 20@0c: Lem. klv kip, zks@shw anm K1p, 1o@i zos nom, calt, $1 006110 51 0 French calf, 81, zs@x 85 boot le, @32; Moroceo oil pebble, 25@: toppinics and lininizy, $0.00@10.00' pet doz. Coar—lowa, § Walnut ‘block, $3.25: llinots, 84.75; Missouri, $4 00. s HEAVY HARDWARE—iron, rates, 8 plow steel,special cast, 4¢: crucible sieel, cast tools do, 13@18c; wagon spokes, per set, $1.76(@3.00: 'hubs. per set, 81.25: felloes, sawed dry, $1.40; tongues, each, axles, each, 75¢; sjuare nuts, per 1b, 7@lle; coil chain, per @iz: malleable. 6@8c: iron ek fo: crow Gc: harrow teeth, 4c: Spritigstecl, T@e; Burden's horsesnoos. $4.40: Burdeh’s mulo shoes, $5.40. Barbed Wire, in car lots, $4.00 per 100 _Ibs. lron Nails, rates, 10't0 60, $5,00. Shot—81.50: buckshot, $1:85: oriental powder, kegs, §8.50 @4.00: do, half kegs, 82.00; do, quarter kegs, il 50; blasting, lem'. $3.35; fuse, per 100 feet, 50c. Liead Bar. $1.6¢ PAINTS IN o.:,~wmu lead, Omnlm, 2, P, Tig0; white lead. St. Louls, pure, $7.80: Mar N‘llh'nur«-n,l 105 B cans, 20c; reen soai, 1uc; Freneh zinc, red seal, 11 4 rench zine, 1n varnish asst, 2c: krench zine, 75¢: vermillion, American, 18¢: Indi red. 10c: rose pink, 14¢: Venetian, red. Cool son’s, 25{¢ enetian, red, American, 13 red led. ‘:%c chrome yellow. genuine, 20c chrome_yellow, K. l'Ac' ochre. rochelle ochre, Krench, 2 ochre American, Winter's mineral, 3ie; Lehigh brown, 2ie; Svanish brown. 1‘40: Prince's mineral, sc. DRY PAINTS—W hitelead, 5c: Krench zine, 12¢; Paris whiting, 2lgc "whitin, {Hdern. Tige: lampblack. G black. ordinary, Prussian blue, ultramarine 18¢i van- dyke, brown. umber. burnt. 4c: umber, Taw. 4c: sienna, burnt, 4c: sienna, raw 4 Paris green, genuine, 25e; Parls fl“n' com- mon, 2c: chrowme green, N. X., 20¢: chrome reen, K, 1%: vermiiion, il g c; raw and burnt umbe b, cans, 12 rawand burnt slenna, 12¢: vandyke, brown, The: ‘refined Tnmpblack, 15c; coach bluck and ivory black, 10c: drop black, 16¢: Prussian blue, 4Vc; ultramarine blue, 1sc: chrome whiting, com’l, mantown, 12¢: lal ln]lhtll in green, L., M. & ., 16c: blind and suutter froen. L. M. & D, 10c; Pari v\f ndian red, 15: Venetian red, 2%: American vermillion. L. yeliow ochre, 93 L. M. & O, D., m- oo ochre, 10c; patent dryer, Se; graining color light ‘oak.’ dark oak, walnut, chestnut and ash DRuas AND CusMicALS—Add, carbolic, %liw acid, tartarie balsam co paiba, per bark, sassafras, per 1 10c: calomel, vor By Mo Tead, ucetate, 'asto: No. 1, per gal., ) l)u kal, $1.40: unl, “olive, origanim, he opium, $3. P& and R, per. 0z, 8 tassium lo«.h ' per b §3,007 salicin, 40c te_morphine, per oz, 8§ 40 steyehnine, per oz, $1.40, ¢ Barrels, per galion: ruwP" L10: furniture. No. 1, §1.00; $1.40; coacn, No. 1. §120; nar, extra, S1.75; J, PAII, "0c; asphaltun extra, 58; shellac, $5.50; bard oil finish, s—Cologne spirits, 188 proof, §1.12; u xx' u}»mm second quality, i proof, $L1L° Aleot hol, 188 proof, l'JJO per wine Kll on, Redis- uuod whiskies, 81, Gin ' blended, L50@2.00; Kentucky bouibons, l—.ooufiw rlllmkg and Pennsylvania ryes, §3.04a6 Guhlen Sheaf bourbon and rye wlllnkh‘m 1,503, 00, llr.uullru. llllwrud domestie, $1.50@3.00, ( n mporled N. @6,00; dmm .-. 812 Rums, - im- ported, $4.50@8. New Enullnd. $1.75@2.00 nmesllc S sm Cllummnu. inworb- ed, per case. ns Aumerican, per case, §10,0016. G PriNTs—American, 5 Am 1d's, 6¢; Co- checo, 6¢; Manchester, 60; 1. Gl Lyman, 5¢; Glou- cester, 5)rc l)ulmell Jlu;uln.l 6c: Dunnell & Pacific. ' 6c: Harmon Anehor blumn Merrimae, 4ied 505 hhlr(inx& 415 wick, 4e. Duek — ( Vnmw- ed) —8 oz, lh(‘:)mll.. 0c 3 10 oz Maguolia, l'le 8 0z, West Point, 10440110 0z. West Point, 12'ge. B \\'AC oN—Lawrence LL, b¢: Shaw- wmut, Ll be: Beum' Daw LL, 5¢ L1, '5¢; Indian nud. Tei Wauchusset, 6 TICKING8— \|v|mk dyke York, 12i4e; T XXX Oige: C K Naum Cig be DEN Creek XX, 1 12ige: fancy, and brown. 7 Exr case, TTIes, per ca MaTcni case. § 81,2, SvaAns—Powdered, Tie: cut loaf, 7} eranulat uu (e low, 5373 OriED Kruits—No. 1 quarter n“plos. evaporated boxes,8@de ;blackberries (@s¥ie; nnmmml 1515 @17 c j raspberries, ne v(, i priines,new, SEACKENS p‘h‘,llll:, 51 ¢ barrel, wmcuy pure, 70c¢ per gal lon' 1 _gal- lnn cans, $9.25 per doz: 3¢ gallon cans, $5.25 per doz; auart cans §3.00, A gloss, 31b by corn, 1 1 4 I\mgmm s gloss, 1 1b, 61b, 7} 11ige; fancy ernment Java, AK' A( Ditwortvs laige. SoAPS Rirks savon | Mmperial, £2.1 Kirk’s satinet, $3.00. Kirk’s standard, $50 )an s white I(u«mn 840 Kirk's White $l(l(| 000 dep Cap, $6.50; Dome, $5.90: Washboara, $3.10 CANDLES—Boxes, 40 1b, 65, 105¢c: 8, 1080c Imxw, 40Ib, 160z, 6s, 105¢¢; ha't box, 20lb, e, CANDY—Mixed, 9ig@12e: stick, 9ig@llc. | SALT—Dray loads, per bbl. $1.b5: ‘Ashton, | Specia .\ltulu in sack sacks, Ashton, e bbls, dairv, $2.60( eI r‘h)w\s. .(_o 5e; gINEAT, 15@25¢; mustar choice, 00 choice, long cholee. i £00 Tea Siftings. I%c CIDER- Dbbl, $4.00; Crab. per doz qts, $2, ed, per bbl., $6.50; do. half bbl. $4.00. VINEGAR—W hite wine, 13(@lic; cider, 13 refin| @!7(' 5020, FINE CuT—Hara to Beat, lhr West, 60c; Fountain, 10c: Golden Thread- vorite, G0c: Buds, Rocky Moun- (fll" 50c: K 45¢c; l).ll\_L 40c; North S 50c: Good Luck. 55¢: Our Best,” 62ige; Good | way News, 55¢, lot No. 1 (‘nm. 8. l 8. 12, 14 and 16 ft. %. 6%c; Lonsdale, %o; Fralt, Se; Wa. Endurance, lwnk fold, 12 000, 10450 iston XX brown and drab, 10c: brown and drab. 11t s Warren Tricot, 156, D COPToNs - Farmere ‘abot. 03e: Hope. i 44, Boston Boston O P r‘hull';‘ . JEANR— Armory, enperell, hard, 62} keag, 7c. VIOTS—Amoskeng, ehecks, 01¢e: Amos- Slater, stripes, din- | of the Br iittendon, stripes, Sc: G the ks, Uides Otis, stripes, bes | i Ries Amoskeng, napped, 103 SOk Told, Tho: Obaron. book foldy “Wiges AA, 11c: Beaver reek CO, fo: JafTrey . 12c; Jaffrey D & T, 12150: York, “verett, 13¢; Haymaker's blue 1Ms—Beayer Cre BB 100 le; Jaff Col 1814, seem List. s—~Medium, in bbls, £5.00; do in 00 small. in bbls, $6.007 do in n&h(‘rkm!y in bbls, $7.00; do. nnm.s—(mma standard, girawberries, ¥ by per case, $2.05: 2 California per per’ ca apnuxlx, per case, eaches, b i while cheries, i Dims, per cho, §3,50; blue. ; egg Dl |IlllJ 4 \mm gages, b, per gase se, DieADDIes, 210, per case, 8520655 ks—Per mmw 2Nei round, per 1.00; square cases, $1.70; mule square, ted, 6y 'N)n((‘(’lhml'ru/\ Biges filmul- ' 615¢3 exira Oy Gig@6iye; medium in | havi 0X8.8 1 45¢@dye; pencu.m Salt Lake, new, 7@ 1%@20¢ currants, 73 ((@4%c.0 arneau’s “soda, i creams, 8lge soda, 7ide. peaches, easter! butter and ginger snaps a case; salsoda, .u 4-gallon keg‘ 81.00; New jo per gallon; n e Syrup, lows, 1 1b, 6e; Mirror gloss, 6 Ib, 644e; Gra Kiugstonts eor xl.n ROH—M ever it go: Ki and sc tord's pure, 3 ib, prime, 111 3 green and v (e: old gov- ava, 161@ . kle's ronsted, XXX ronsted, 14} ES—Ground—Black pepper, boxes, 20 al @16c; _cinnumon, 18 5@ oml 45 S 0 v.ounl r, falr, 200 ey kood Imverial, Young Hyson, good, 'ux«uh(,; Oolong. good, 35@ile; Vo- Saglish break o 2@3 @65e; *Souchong, 4] choice, 55@75¢; Tea Dust, 15c; 60y . BO@T0 Japans, fair, zave B do, half Michigan New Y ork, per bbl, §7. single strength, 12¢: tripple strength, | [, Te: Charm of Dry Lumber. BOARDS, list. A 0|n B No. l Colm fl in.s 18 12, 14an No.1 hub vited to vete bonds, wise hint, ¢! this place, ilroad cur 18 a certs un gn-mh-v under a ('luud dicated b i e m, to be 1o make the two new prec out of Beatrice, new county board bas probably he: ny Mr. Bake zent of the Union I He must be going in as an anti-monopo- acific has not had much The Union P trouble neretofore in locating lots at the 'A‘fl;".\?u?n AN, to Build to the ”I)Il')lrl AC _— sl ’x[I(')“\lli'"m'.?\znh;'.'\‘v‘l". i, | POLITICS 1IN GAG test of SOME be called, monopoly of anti-monopoly. the Express, as put_on the bra ms to glory in it no lack of ci husband of Mr .\lmul said to be made up of mort 1y b his' foot running \oll ]V\U“llllll if 1 had lost my own county by 2,000 majority. t h City. E Islan but The te porations is not e; epublicanism, 1 Senator Van W from the principles of th The fight in this c may and fails to k has party. IN 4 The 'THE BEATRICE BOND CRAZE, The Rock Island Road Skirmishing for Aid COUNTY. Remarkablel Growth of Van Wyck Clubs-The Ex-Mayor Stumbles into the Wrong Bedroom and Shat- tors a Family Altar, BEATRICE, Juné 12.—[Correspondence :.]—Thé -Rock topic of g d road is interest at this ge county just Bonds are to be voted or tried for, Beatrice is to have another railroad to build outlying towns and cut trade, when trade is the supports her. to now. and off her only thing that A certain element here be bond-cra were asked to expl county s to g: if they u what the town or in by this new road, would find it difficult unless it is to bol- ster up their boom in real estate until they can get unlouded. precints on the proposed line are also in- If they will take a v will let this city to that business, us it is sure to do, and save their money. They will get the road ). just the same without the bonds, and as vmuhl tins city, for that m INTEREST in this xn} and coun fight made upon Senutor Van Wyck by such noodles as Brown, of the Expre ng its fruit, and a dozen Van Wyck clubs have already been organized in the county, and more arg talked of Ex- Sherifl’ Herron is president of the club at He is an old republi horse, buf at the samé thad a v :1" whose mlu"ll() every one has conti- they outlying POLITICS insane is n sential to see departed ounty next fall, what- will be simply andid enD for He don’t Brown, of < collar and that brigade senator. vard by W hmu» On town lots at valuations several luuuhul ner cent greater than fa which expects to be gr th who left Towa called ird, 1 in it ator as it may republic ind now wants to be vin- g elicted sen or some- n his com- the spring to arrange the r.m() n-k 1ur the convention which will be hield indate summer or fall, being mindful of the ox The committee i suppo. rranging its ratio trice thirty delegates, but fc rgot signmentof deleg cts which we nct last fall by the The gentl, tes to arved nan from and may r something about another deficiency at convention time. Anotheér gentleman who is being pushed for senatorial honors in a quict right-of-way d town- Iroad. 12, 14 and 16 ft, cupi |1 but the friends of Senator Van “ 12,14 and 16 ft Wyek Gage county intend to have 3 “ 12 Mand 101 son «,lllllm :’nl‘ ]'\houl Ihlln matter, and d it is doubtful whether Mr. T gets a 160 Inoh: 12 #nd 14 foot, roush- 31050 | right-of-way in the desired direction. 4&0 inch, 12 and 14 feet, T A SCANDAL IN SHORT ME 4 &6 inch. 16 feet, rough.. A gentlemanly ex-mayor, s & AND TIMBERS. agent, land speculator, man ‘about town, husband, if not father, is out on tho street once more, his face well agnin and wre FLOORING, ch, white yme face mayor, several but the doctor it is mistake as to the bed room. the wrong one. H entrance, is dissati on the hands seve: a wife ruined, “Out into the wilderness, We apart are going— Loosed me,jmm'tl hands caress, e fond eyes glowing.” The man-about-town goes buck to his chums and the Jadies smil Quenched t \ thed in Smiles, his fine and jaunt, room for as ever, week said, ng It was amere He gotinto bund returns, gains fied and pi matter—or rather on the nily altar is broken,clasped ed, a husband is dlsgrnced and rments as kept his no one uts a bad bow to No.d “ » ‘m: ;nm uumln‘nl while society laughs and orgets. ut sutirize as we may there is gg‘hr’hln.gnn&llaflhlllzf any amount of heart-break under at. I 0.1, O, am firmly convinced that for all such cases the quick bullet is the only remedy. *A* Standard. Remedy? There is none on earth. ‘I'wo 5inch, clear, §1 bullets were hetter, perhaps three, But : we cannot discuss it. Nous verr&m, ‘Fish. Lige Gi L'ge R’ —~— Brllllnnl as Dny. . BEINGS, _| The beauty of woman, is the natural ¥EW mISE. ru; }in:)" l-%r Bbls I’lx Ku and wor admiration of the sterner sex, and to heithen it by all such legitimate 0 m: :1” 5 50 means 88 are not unnnuu]l to health or bled Fancy b 503 252 07 subversive of zood morals should be one dSh've Feylb 8013 252 071 1‘_“} { aim of female existence. The skin is PORTED ¥ one of those parts upon which the most Bbls HIf Bbls Q'r Bbls Pails or ki improvement can be made, and by the sn. | %" % 30 | use of Pozzoni's ‘Medicated Complexion Powder, ladies may overcome uny want Xk Hor'ings 12 006 505 w5 37 Norweginn | = | | Xk Hel Bristlings. brill rrings. |11 anomn 53 62 50!, B 004 504 002 801 9] No. 1 Trout.., No. 1 Pickerel ~ Holland herrin, ruiouth bloal PILE! A sure cure for Blind, Bleedlnz, lk'hln d Ulcerated Piles has been discovered r. Williams, ‘ln Indian remedy), Willlmn 1 box has cured the worst chronic cases of % or 80 years standing, minutes after applying this wonderful sooth ing medicine, more harnn than good. Pile Ointment absorbs the tumors, a]luyu the intense itehing, (particularly remmt Warm in wn acts as & paunim‘lgw«s nstal loc‘ the skin clear and Salt Rheum, kT Old Obstinate s | of that' peachy ney and 7 | are its groatest churm, tions fashionable L pletely furnished syvithout it, — e thi; uu pllpiness, alul ette t ble that “pearly elvetty smoothness which Unlike t0o many is perfectly harm- can be used without the slight- of detectiop, and will never ex- any of those djseases which sollow or cuuse the appears l| 15 used extensi na, and no is com- Job Printing, b6 60 6 | 57 “ W moked halibut,10'¢c 8, U5e; new scaled l)n'lnm{s, 8! PILES! by lled Dr ndian Pile Ointment, °X single No one need suffer five | Raisi uql Lotions lnd instruments do Williams' Indian ¢ night” after relief, and only for l‘lllifll’l lulc Olntment cures as b Piw) s or - lll‘ubi, esu\ Eru \l ons on'the face, leaving utiful. Also cures Itch, REES\ PRIN Job Printers; Book Binders, And Biank Book Manufactu; Fourthen 'th Btree ING CO,, e, Flour and Feed, Leather, Hides, Etc, Wholesale Leather, Saddlery Hardw: Baadlery and Shoe Findings, Hides, W ey Grense, Taliow, Etc., Omila Nul. o SLOMAN BROS, treets, O 106-108 South W.J. WELSHANS & 00., Wholesale Flour, Feed and Grain, Manufacturers of W.J. Welshans & Co. Qllll‘k Buckwheat flour and pngncmrflll , oor. 5th and Farnam %)lre Nipples, Sore Lips, md Sold by drumm.or maled on receiph of |~ Retailed by Kuhin Cmmvl. 0\ qnd Scliroeter & Good: pofli A e ¥ man. i |y KFAl‘l\ (¢ vy gonl for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Bpevial i Lrunds Faust, Budweiser, Erlanges 0 HA MANUFACTURERS " Book Birding, i REES PRINTING (0., Printers, Book Blnders. And Iank Book Manufact 108 South 14th Street, Owaha, Neb, Bridges—Steam File Driving. RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Fngincers and Contractore. ors. Nos. 106 and Brges, Roof Trasses, Steam Pile Driving Iron Combination and _Howe Truss Bridges, nk Timbor. 16th 1, near Farnam, 7 Cigars and Tobacco, S MAX MEYER & CO, Jobbers of Cigars Tobaccos. and Ammunition. 215 (o 225 South 11th 1020 10 1624 Fa INTER-OCEAN Clian FACTORY. WEST & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, And Wholesale Denlers in Leaf Tobaeeo 108 and 110 N. 1th Street, Omaha, N vrockery, " W. L. WRIGHT, am Strect, Omabs, Neb, Agent for the Mauufacturers and Traporters, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimneys, Ete. Offico, § Stroet, Omnha, Néb. C. 8. GOODRICH & CO _ Agents for K. A, Whitney Carrisge Co.s__ Children's Carriages, South 13th And Jewott's Celebrated Refrigerators. Sen for price lists. 1415 Farnam st., Omnha. 0. S. PETTIS & CO., Wholsale& Re(all Fine Cnrrlagos. actons, Bugeies and Rond Wagol Pavedtn bustng o m 1310-1312, ne. cent eara "Hireon Eagle Cornice Works, necer, Proprietor. Manufacturer Iron Aud Cornice. ¥ Dodge und 06 North 13th Streot, Omaha, Neb. RUEMPING & BOLTR, of Ornamental Galvanized iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finals, Ei 310 8, 12th 8&t. Work do! inany part'of the country. Western Cornico Works, €. SPECHT, Proprictor. Galvanized Iron Cos ved Patent Metall'c Skylight. £68 and 610 h St.. Omaha. " % Doors, Sash. Etc. e The Gate (i:y Plen'cg ill. Sash and Blinds. Also all kinds A. ROSENBERY, * Manufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc. Stuir Rails n specialiy. Telcphone No. 15th and Marcy Sts.. Omaha, Neb. _ Electrical Supplies. L W. WOLFE & CO., Elcctricians, Electrical Supphes Masonic Block, Omal Burgl s, Bel Fito Alurime, 5" Cetrie Datting: Spoaking - rube Iron Works. ;‘A 0’ Wrought and Cast Iron Building Wo 100 Stairs, Railing, Rolled Beams and Girder: Bteam Engines, Brass Work, Machine and Hlacksmith vinrk Works, U. P. Ry. and 8 17th fron ar d Nails, 2 " OMAHA NAIL MA SUFACTURING CO., Cut Nails and Spikes, ils o Spe sinlty. Omaha, Neb. ___ Safes. " Omaha Safe Works, G. ANDREEN. or 100 ne Etc. Specot's fm. S of Scroll and Staie work of every de- 02 Is, 03, & VIERLING IRON WORXKS rk neral Foundry Office and —— Manufacturer of Fire and Burginr Proof Safos, Vault Doors, Juil Work. Shutters and Wire Work. Cor. i4th and Juckeon St Wagons and Carriages. Established 1838, A. . SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 2409 and 411 Dodge Street, Omaha, Nob Commission, Etc. Omaha, Neb. S M. BURKE & SONS, ! Live Stock Co}nmlsslon Geo. Burke, M na Unlon Stock Yurds, S. Omahie. Tolo Jiono 583 [ Union Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA. Limited. John F. Boyd, Superiutendent. — 2 t SAVAGE & GREEN, I Live Stock Commission Merchants. Bhijuments of uny and all kings of stk solicis Uuiun Bte.ck Yards, Omula, Nob, Lumber, Etc, (s . LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer fo Lumber, Lath, Lims, Beab, Doors, Etc. Cor, 9th and Dougiad, BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, Yurds—Cor. it und Douglas, " Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldiogs, Stuir Work wind Tter Finish. Just opencd. cor, worth Strects, Omuhu, Neb, CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, r Hurd Wood b und Leaven- 4 B Uth Streot, Omaba, Neln 'F. Colpotser, anager. C. N. DIETZ, Lumber, ;_Ilt.h and Lnl# nin Stre %, Omaha, Neb, FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Ete. Cor, 6th and Douglas Streets, Omaha, Nob, GEO. A. HOAGLAND : Wholesale Dealer in Lumbar. Omuhs, Nebruska CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Waren Stock, Fancy Woods, ridge Timbe 800 8. Wo Cor, sth 2 Douglus, Omubi, Neb. G. I, LYMAN, s, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Iolfilm. Building Paper, mc.s 1co” Buccessors to Icken Fiemssen & Oa Wholesale Fish Dealers, Bouth lith Street, OLnaa, cbraska. 3 re of Tareign, Fish, Nos, 011413 Jonos g R S et - Cnn(echonery. F. P FAY & ("".: Manufactaring Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits,N'its * and* Cigabs Farnaw St, Oumahiaxcb. Carriages and Buggies. ¢ M1l Farnam Stroet, Omaba, Nob, Office, 218 8. 14th ‘ t. Best varict oa Office, 21 JOBBERS' DIRECTORY Agticultural Impiements, LININGER & METCALE €04 Wholesale Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Office, Corner 6th and Pacitie Ste, aha. PARLIN, O¥ DORFI & MARTIN, Wholeg...o Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Wagons and Buggics, Omaha Neb, CHURCHILL, PARKER, Wholcsale Desdor in Agricultural Implements, Wagons, o4 S, bet. 9th and 1th, Omaha, Boots and Shoes, W. V. MORSE & €O, Jobbers of Boots and Skoes Manufactory, oston, Summar Street, 1 Carpets, . A. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oll Clolhs, , Curtain Goode, Street, On, Coal, Lime, Ete. ¥ JEFF W, BEDFORIY, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. Omuha, Neb, Yurds, ®th Drvenport Btreets. and COUTARNT & SQUIRES Dealers in Hard ana Soft Coal. th St Telephone 0. 1402, Omaha, Neb, NEBRASKA FUEL €O, Shippers of Coal and Coke, 28, 18tk 8t., Omani 3. H il H T E ing E F' [ Jobbers of hard and_soft_coa, 209 8. facturere of Buking P | Cmaha ney Strect, Omaba, N 1121 Furnam St., Omuha. Apy 816 12th Street, ter. Poultry, Butter, Game, Fi egant st Butter, Eggs, C) hu 50 und C ul 121 Refrigerator and Packing Hou 2118, 14th 8t., Omalia, Nob, H. Huinerr, F. A Barew, Proprietor. Mannge Iehrasn Coal and Lime Compnuy, OMAHA, NEBRASKA, Office, 217 8. 13th Strect. Telcphone 49. LADAGH, Pres. €. F. GOODNAN, V. Pros J. A SUNDERLAND Sce. and Trens. Omaha Coss, Coke and Lime Company, xith xo. Umnha, Neb. OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. Exclusive dealcrs in Boulder Colorado Coal, 217 touth 14th street. Coffee and Spices. GATES, COLE & MILES ome Coffes and Spice M.Us mrg Co. Coffee Roustors and Spice G manu er, Flavoring Extracts e 0f our 1M pnckive 1600 Howard St luing, otc. Try one ¢ ome illend Roasted Coffee. Neb. CLARKE BROS. & CO,, Omaha Coffee and Spice Mills. ens, CofTees, Spices, Buking cowder Flavoring xtracts, Lavndry Biue. 1uk, cte. 41616 Hur- Commission, Etc. " BRANCH & CO., Wholesale Fruits, Produce, Oysters, -Our own packs Platt & Co.'s Tiger’ Brand Oysters, Butter, [n,u Game, Poultry, Potatoes. JOHN F. FLACK, Genera! Commission Merchant, Fruits, Flour und Feod, 105 Neb. Consignments solicitod. o lusunm mudo vromotly. “R. McDONALD, COMNISSiON MERCHANT. n, Neb. Epeciulties: Bute and Chickens WIEDEMAN & CO,, Produce Commission Merchants. e — | Olllll JOBBERS’ DIR DIIEOTM uits, Ete. 220 8. 14th . o St., Omaha, N "~ WESTERFIELD BROS, General Commission Merchants, | 1408Dodge Street, Omaha Neb. Consignments Storage and ‘Commission Merchant. S—Cheese, Butter Eggs, Poultry 112 8. Mth, Omaha, Neb. Tele WEEKS & MILLARD, Slorage aud Commission Marchants, Forcign nnd Domestic Fruits a specialty. El- o fucilities. Warchouse and office, 0 North Jiith st. Telephone 775, LEY, Commlssnon and Jobbing, Butter, Egps and Produce. A full line of Stone- wure. Omubiu, Consignients solicited. 1414 Dodge St., E. MORO; General Commission I!erchant intry Produto gon- iaha, Neb, " MCSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. 15¢, '4th & Leavon. R. K. Track, muu)m, Nob. 11870, ROBEKT PUPVIS, General Commission, Spociulties—Duttor kg, Poultry and Ganm PEY! ?‘KE BROS., Commission Merchants, worth St., on U, ruit, Preduce and Provisions, Omaha, Neb 4 Lrir FITH & 1THOMAS, wirs 1018 Grin'th, (bmmisslou Merchaat, and wholerale dealor 1 country produce, fruits, butter, cegy, ete Goods on consigninent & pecinlty, " 320 N, 16:h gt., Omaha, Neb. KINM‘HHR.\I'N & SONS, (Buccessors to A, P, Sch Produce Commission Merchants. No. 218 Bouth Iith Street, Omuha, Nob Ury Goods. J. J. BROWN & Co,, Yiholesale Dry Goods and Notions, 13 Douglus Street, Omulin, Neb. P O 1211 | Jewns P Manufacturing Mattresses, L. GINSLERG & €0, Wholesale Deulers in Dry Goods, Hosiery, Notions, ons, incos, Embroidery’ and White' ¢ oo 1020 Deuglos Street, Omabia, Neb. & White Lead, CARTER WHITE LEAD CO,, Strictly Pure White Lead. 20tk St-, and U, P Ry, Omaha, Harness, Etc, WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbors of Haruess Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, o, Blunkots mid Robos, 131 Faruaw Strcet Omabi, Neb. Mattresses, E. M. HULSE, Mattress Company, Jedding, Feather iliawe, Cots, ke 1206 sud 1205 Douglas Strect, mubis, Neb, Overalls, CANFIELD MARTFACTURING 00, Manufacturers of Overalls, unts, Shirts, L2 and 1'% Douglag Blaovh, Ouilue, Suks | sudes South Litk BL, G OMAHA I, "\iRER (O, Dealers in A Kinds of Bufldlng Material at Wholesals, IBth Sticctand Lo vne i Track, Omahise GERMAN D WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, Mh h\|||||m|‘v|‘|ru'!\ Omaha, N A. WAKEFIELD, Wholosala anher. Lath, Shlnglas, Building ¥ ah, Doors, ines, P te, Lime, "Plaste ent. Ninfn ana Jones, Oraahn. Neb, Millinery, 1. ORERFELDER, Tmporters and Jobbers of Millinery and Notions, 1213 ond 1214 Harney Street, Omaha, Nob Musical Instruments. ‘ EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesalers of Musical Instruments. l ‘I:‘u'll\"uy w...luu Weber, Decker, Hainos and A PiRnos, Packard O Chase O 101 and 103 150h stveet. e oreensy — Furniture, Etc, CHARLES SHIVERICK, l’_umllm, Bedding, Upholstery, Mirrors 21206, 1208 and 1210 Faivam Sticet, O.nnby DEWEY & STONEK, Wholesale Dealers in Farnitars, leuun Street, Omaha, Neb, Croceries. ALLEN BROS Wholesale Grocers, __1Meand 1112 Douglas Street, Omaha, Nob. E. B. CHAPMAN & (0., Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Cigars, acco and Smokers' Articles, 1217 Iluwnnl LY MEYER & RAAPKE 4 Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Toas, Epices, Cigars a ccos, 1817 and 1819 Douss s Siro t, Omuka, Nob. MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Streots, Omaha, NQE PAXTON, GALLAGHER & CO,, Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, Ko 06, 707, 709 wnd 711 8. 10th 8t., Omuhs, Neby Hardware. W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hamware, Iron, Steol Bprings, Wagon Stoc tardwood Lumbe T und 511 Harney strecn, Omui, Ne EDNEY & GIBBON, Wholosale Iron, Steel, anon And Canago Wood Ktock, Hoavy Hardware, Kte. 1217and 1219 Loavenworth Street, Omuhay " HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware, Mechanice’ Tools and Buffilo Scalos. lus Street, Omaha, Neb, LEE, FRIED & CO., Jobbers of Hardware and llalls, Tlnlg& Bheot Iron, Eic. Awents for Howe Scales Miumi ¥ Omuha Neb, MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantles, Grates, Brags goods. 1521 and 1323 Fase pum Streot. RECTOR & WILHELMY 00. Wholesale Hardware and Nails Emerson Steel Nails, Cor. 10th and linmq Streots, Omalia, Nob, wde: . Haweslm. ‘‘‘‘ "7 WHL'DEERING & CO., CHICAGO, Munufcoturer of the Doorln&“llarvester Goods, Write to Wi, ner, General Agon§ Omaha.” Telophone 610, —— Iron Pipe, Etc, A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Pipe and Engines. Syam, , Railway and Milling Supplies, Ef 123 i and 924 Farnam St. Omaba, Nob, CHURCHILL PUMP €O, Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Pllum. Bteam und Water Supplics, Hewdquarters foe Mast Foost Co.'s Goods. 111l Farnum Streety Owaha, Neb. N Jewelry, 7 EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers, Dealers in Silverware, Dinmonds, Wntohag: Clocke, Jewelers' Tools ‘and Muterials, Etc., 10§ a llu. l'-lh Nlnol Cor. Dodgo, Omahs, Neb. ’ Notlons . Etz, ! BSCL <kl =5 VINYARD & SCHNEIDER. . obbers m Notions, Hosfery & Gents'Furnishing Good 1000 uud 1008 Farnuu Bt., Ouaus, New, 3. T. Robinson Notion Company, 463 und 405 5, 10th St.,Omaha, Neb Wholesale Dealers in Notions and’ Gon! nishing Goods. Oils, Etc, CONSOLIDATRED TANK LINE CO,, Wholesale Dealers n Oils, @asoline, Mica Axle Grenso, Ete. A, H. Bishoy Munuger, Omabia, Nob, Pork Packing, JAMES E. BOYD, Pork Packer and Shlppor, Omalin, Nebruska, HARRIS & FIFHER, Packers and Provision Doalers. Dmee, Union Market housé, U, P, R, I phone No. 15 Safes and Locks. P. BOYER & €O, Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.$’ Fire and Burglar Proof Sufes,Time Locks, Vaullg and Juil work, 1020 Farnam street, Omubia, Nob Seeds. J. EVANS, Wholesalo and Retail Dealer fn s«m.' .\{‘m ultural, Vegetablo, Odd Follows' Hally «Cor. 1ith und Dodg Bt ., Omuba, Ncb, - Drugs, Ete, THE GOODMAN DRI Wholesale Druggist:, And Dealer in Paints, Oils and Window Glassy Cualia, Tieb., W ires, Liquors, Ete, ILER & €O, Distillers and Importers of \'ll_nos And Liguors. Solo munufuctire Eust India Bitters, 1112 Harney Neb GEO. W, UL ACAN, Buccessor 10 MeNAMA(A & Di und Wholesulo 1 Wines, Liquors and Cigars, wnd 8. 14th St., Umabas, Nob Notions, tfc, " ' L. BERANDIES & BON, Wholesun Job Lots, Pry Goods, Notio 18’ Furnishing Go Gunds from New Triide vilos dauy.