Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 12, 1886, Page 3

o e Pranihay " FINANCIA *w York. July casy at 1@? per eent. Ppise MENCANTILE T cent. Brenrise $4.805 tor wand GOVERNMENTS kvm K&~ Sto EXCHANGE xty day bilis Dull but & were ver was West PRI h suit had been featuré af Interes o ti the ( ret e tly but held firm for mo [N MoNrY~On call APER — 4@5 per - 'nchanged £4,5% on de steady. dull. The only orn Union whieh, | verdiet in | ea, icagted | the after- | noon and was tame and spirith inz first prices being irregular generally only b iy per cent from | I closing 8, I'ie market duall and heavy From the close to the ing g s the net result of the day’s ne a slight ad ¢ for v active list, Like SI nd N | leading with 3 per cent each, | STOCKS ON WAL 100 S EN \ X 134 Roe 1287 St 1, preferre Minois Contral,” L B.&W, 0 108 L ENIW.sivin 0l¢ O, &S B pr St P& O ATRERD preforrod. k I<lana. &S, red e eferred. . pref Kangns & Texas. 4114 ‘Texas Pacitic LakeShore...... 5% Union Pacific. I.&N.... . 41,\\ St L, & I’.. Mich, Cont ooy Upreferred Mo. Pacitie . 100 ' Western Union '1 Northern | 2675 O Ko @ Novvess 108 preferres N rpopues \l \Ill( STS. Chicago, July 10.— Flour—Quiet but steady : winter whoat flour, €4.15@4.50: south- ern, SB906A15; Wisconsin, $4.00604.50 Michigan soft spring, $5.50@3.75: Minnesota bakers', $3.004.10: patents, $440@ 4405 low s, 81 50 in hart Wheat unset and closed i above yest Mige: August, Bodge: Sept Corn—Ituled easier carly lied some day @6%0; A ‘opened a at ot August, Rye—-Quiet arley=-Quict mothy—Prim LGS $3.00, L1101, 14, Pork—Modcratel Whisky— sh, S0 prember, “Duli but { and finally elosed 'ye higher; nr, quict, 83,25 . §3,05a,50 in sacks. (s opencd weak 1l | cimby | declined e, 1 above vester- Sep- ugust, 577 shade lm\ T, side ftigures Algust, $6.55 Septembe 0.074. uuh clear, . Bhiter dairy, a1l e irms _full_eream cheddars, 01§ Gigaie; Young Americas, T ! ¥y diy salted, fuily cured, S1ge; t, 9ic: dimaged, Ties bull hides, bige! kalfted, 111sc: dry fint, 13a1e: calt 15, Sl ge: deacon Tallow—In country, & wic. Recelpts, Flour, bbls. Wheat, bu. K000 Corn, bu., Oats, bu. Rye,bu, 1,000 Barley, bu. 1,000 ew York, July 1,100: exports, 216, and closed strong with_ inel mand: options opened b lower, later became sl ]“ml ige, closing firn . 1 red, u No, 2 Auust closed ui 80 ch. 0.2, 8c; cake, Shipments, 11,000 17,000 10.—Wheat—Receints, spot advanced 1@1%¢ reased export de avy and %@1e and ady: ngraded red, red, 8ikg "Corn—Spot Yj@le higher, but quiet; op- tlons opened @l lower, later adyaneed about Ize, closing firm; ree J100; in’ elevator, 45¢ deliv oxports, western S be Lard — Higher “’U Yestern steam, spot, ¥ .74, Mllwlukrfl. July August, 0 Onts—Firm; No. 2 Rtve—Nomiiial. Provisions—1 July, §0.60; August, §8.70, Cincinnati, July 10,.~Wheat—Lower; No, . 2red, 163§ old, Sle. Corn—Quiet; 2, Oats—Stronge Rye—Dull: No. Pork—Firm at Lard—Firm at Whisky—Firm and activ Minneapolis, July 10 ungraded, 40@@4se; her but quicts 501 mixed western, i new mess, S11. moderately “Butter—Quiet but steady; o 2, 1|m|||1 0. 2, 467 ered, and closed at coipts, 50,4003 83@3Te; white United closed @ otive: 13 August, western, 10 10. — \VIWI\I,—S(WH[:, ptember, 82)4e 5c. © at $1.05. ).—=W heat—Irregu- lar, closed stronger; No. I hard, cash, 70¢; Au,,,uq, _H03e; Sentember, c; October, 1 August, September, 174 ¢;" October, ije: Nor 2 orthern, cashy August, 131e; Sep- tember, 14¥e; October, Flour—Firm; patents, §4.40@@@1.60; bakers, 5 40(@s,0 Receipts—Wheat, Shipments—Whe: bl Liverpool, 10, offer freely; new 05 (. Flour—Offered freely; 75 4d. orn- : September, 45 uly i 1ly¢ cady ; eash, 88 Nominal. H reil, cash, No. 2 Corn—Steady 83ie1 A Oars Lard Lutter—Quiot but st ery, 10@@16c; dairy, 10@ 000 b, ; A , 10,000 bus flour, 21,000 July 10,—~Wheat— uly 10.—Wheat—Active a e Angust, $03¢ mixed, flour, 1 —Wheat--Holders 0. 2 winter, 08 7d: spring, St. Louis family, Supply g0od; July, 4s 134d; August, Closed fum; (3 cash, 8214@ Kansas City, July -Actiye; red, July, 80%¢ bi ¢ asked: An ! September, 6945 bid, G asked. Dull but stronger cash 2 July, 28 bid; August, bid; Sep cnber, e, ® Oats™ Nominal: cash, 2234c bid; August, el New nrn»n-n. July mived, yellow, 46 s Firmer at @I Corn Meal—Quict at $: Hog 1'roducts lower, Poris 421, Lard—$ A Hulk Meats™-Shoulders, and clear ribs, $6.15 10, ‘e ‘orn—Stendy white, 48@ b led but gemerally $6,15; long clear LIVE Chicago, July 10~ n?u its as follows: ‘altle eceipts, 800 $2. 70 lockers W3 nxm'. Bhecp—Roceipts, flmedu; fexaus, Pad, $1.23@4.00, Kansas City, July 10, 4,000 5i03 butc slow: aod to ium, $2.60@4.15; Stockers, s, S3.0E80; cows, £2.000 Hogs--Receipts, $,800; steady for ehoice, assorted wedinvm; choice, wssorted, o and and - mixed, through vived this 'week; stead: packing STOCK. 'he Drover's Journal shipping steers, teeders, $2.10 $1.00a4,00 ‘exas catl cows, $2.85 rough and ship- $4.40@4.90; skips, stead. slow natives, | i ey ; lambs, per Cattle--Receipts, dull but steady for mmon, weak aud ally unchange shipments, lower, weuk $4.00Gd4 8t. Loule, July 10 - Cattle—Recelpts, 4002 shipments, 900; steady but quiet; good to chaiee shipping, €4.100@5,10; cpmrmon to fair, $4.00@ 4,50 by hers’ 18, 43, @4,25; cows and heiters, €2.5 Texans, ¥2.254, Receipts, 15%: shipments, 1,600 ctive and’ steady: butehers’ and best oS4 T4, mixe 504,503 light. OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Saturday Evening: July 10, continued about steady slow to-day, very little be- Cattle—Yalue e market was up to ye ay. The T'he receipts, though not were very heavy for a Saturd was active and 5 10c higher Nothing doing in the market, WECEIPTS mark Shecp Hoge Prevailing Price Showlng the prevailing prices paid for live etock on thi Chiolce steers, 1450 to 1500 It Cholce steers, 1100 1o 1300 [bs Medium steers, 1250 to 1300 Ibs Fat little steerd, 1050 to 1130 Ibs Good feeders, W0 to 1000 1bs Good 10 ehoice cows and licifers Fair to medium cowsand heifers Good to chioice bulls Chiolee il and medium Bogs.... 4340 sod 1o clioice heavy hogs L 4454.50 o to chole: imixed hogs.... .. 45843 air to good shorn sheep. 2. ) Itoprosentative Sales. Range of Prices, ¢ the Lighestand lowest prices paid ds of hogs on_ this market en days, with comparative Showin for mixed Ie ing the past values: July @4.00 Saturday 84 Shipments. Showing the number of eattle, hogs and sheep shipped during the past tsenty-f hours. CATTLE, 1 No.Cars * Dest. ABTARES Te i eenanbice Chicago HOGS, No. Cars It Dest. SRET Chicazo 19 G B.&Q. 5 Chicago All E:IIM of stock 1n this market are m u(ll' vise statec ge per 1b for all weights, or hogs \\lelull" less than 100 1bs Pregnant sows ara docked 40 1bs no \nlnr‘ and etags 80 1bs. Notes. 10c, t for Sature irth, sold hox Hilsdale, had a load of cattle Hogsgoup " An active ma A C. on the market. Clifton and Dors Mead, marketed hog: ‘The Brighton Ranch Cq Gaston, nd L. Anderson & Co., Benton, had four s of cattle at the yards, R. Hopkins, DeWitt and Lhrhl\, W |lm'|, marketed ho; R. C. Falkner, Plum Creck Lost Creck; Wilkinson & G. Day. Weeping Water; O, M Ground & I 1. Gerrg krll R Black, Kl Creek; Kiss TRV GITIEN Lyons: C. Abrams. 3 Dili, Seribn Morse & Co., 0.5 Bliss & Bliss, , ‘and J. Wilhelmsen, Dannebrog, sold hogs to-day. The following were_among those matket- ing liogs 10- K. Sizman, North Bond, “Kropf, Schuyler; "MeIntosh & S attor Chapman’s; S| G., Auburn: Suell Agnew, Ashland; \lmlh “.I\l\ . Marquette \ull & Co., Bennett, Hanlon, 15, L. Martin, Fairmont, Brid Reynolds & H., Raymond \'lrkln 3’6 Nelson, Dunba B., Cortl C.'Clifton, Wahoo: Ostenburg'& Co., Walioo, and Dorsey Bros., Weston. ALE MARKETS. OMAHA WHOLI: Markets. General Saturd Svening, July 10, Eo T'he market veaker, fresh can- dled stock is selling at 10¢. Burrren—There is a good demand for chioice tablebutter and the receipts are not lieavy. Poor butter is received in abundance s to be sold at very low prices. Choice packages of extra ehoicé butter are picked up readiiy and at prices even higher than the que siven for choice butter. At thi season of the year, even choice bitter shipped ore it ther ed on the market. The warm wi melts it down until it is little better than_oil. Several barrels received this week whi would have comr 1ge per 1b 1 in fubs hd to be s wice fresh fable Se;inferior, S@be, fair to good, 7 Full crenin clie S mtwins, we: young American, imported, 2x@27e; skim flats, 4@ Limbu e 1@1%e; brick, 12@lde Swiss domestic, 125 @15¢, Povr iy —The spring chickens received averaged larger this week than last and have commanded better prices. As the difterence i3 50 great in size and quality it is not easy to give an exact quotation that will fit all cnses, Old fowls have been selling fairly well at quotations: choice large fowls have been sell- ing as high as $3.00, A few ducks are sionally received, but there is very 1ltt| wand for them, Old fowls, per doz, spring chickens. large, 03" spriog y medinm sizes, $1.50@2251 spring chickens, small, not wanted; ducks, $2.00 ocea- 168’ KEET. TRIPE, ETC—1'1gs' teet, per 1§ bol, $4,00: do, ' bbl. ' $2.00; do, per Lainbs' tongues, per ¥ bbl, § kit, 0: do, quart Jars per doz, 85.25; pint jars por case, 2 doz, $6.75. ‘I'ripe, per bs ‘[')&l 14.00; do per 1(bbl, $2.00; do, per kit CannaceE—Choleo home grown, per doz 00GLTHC, Viarrasrvs—Tomatoes, per 2§ bushel box, $1.25, New Povarors—Both southern and home grown are being sold on the market, but stock is not moving very rapidly, Southern, In};r bbl, $1 00; howe grown, per bu, L. Crreny--A small amouut is coming in but 1t does not sell very fast. Shipping stock, per doz, 50 Ox1088—Southern bN barrel, §4.00; south- ern, per bushel box, Aviris—Choice nun receipts of ehipping stock have been selling fairly well. A" gooa wany are shipped in that aré not suitable for reshipment and such stock has to be disposed of to peddlers or to the local trade at lower s than those quoted. Choice shipping k, per bDI, $5.00@3.50; ehoice shipping per box, The@$ iNIA FRUITS— Reclpts are more nd outside orders can De filled more and with better s Apricots, per crate, 4 baskets, 13, $1.50; apricots, 5 crate_lots, or crate, 25; peaclies, per box, $2.25! 5 box lots, per box, §8.00; plums, pirerate of & baskets, 820! plutns, b erat ots, per crate, $2.25; Bartlett pears,” per box, ED) ANANAS—Bananas are \'01{, good and very ehe ‘\p now. Bananas, per bunch, as to size, $2.00 0, s ‘ocoanuts, per 100, $5,00; less than ll\uuhl’«: per 100, 5, 50, raspherries, per 24 pint 0: blac rasplicrries, per 16 black raspberries, per 24 dart Tase, ® S0.0n@835: Dlacknerricn per U4 quart case, 85, 5; blueberries, per bushel stands, §5.00, LEMONs—Icceipts are light and demand brisk, owis eather all over the country. Ccy e quotable at §10.00 per box lu day, while fair to good are selling at§0.00 to $9.50, A further advance is an- ticipated. WarenaeLNs—Per 100, §35.00. ¥1Gs AND DaTES—Figs, layer, 4 b boxes, ver b, e, Dates, faney fard, 12 1b hoxes, Persian, 50 1b boxes, per b, Pecans, large polished, 11e; peeans mediuw, fe; English walous, 14¢; almonds, ] 10@14e: 1 wool. 2@ HiDEs— 8e; dry aged I roas T8ge: she oak sole leath 86(a30¢, pp foot, 20@: Lem. Kip, 7585 ak @vic: French Kiy £1.00@1. hem, ("\l{ S1L0)@1.10; oak ecalf, | SLO0@1.25: French calf. $1 Moroceo | toppin: HEAvY oor—Medium, . pr THE OMAHA DAH 4 1b: fine heasy, 12@4e; burry | *A* Standa rinch clear ight, Se oft, R ( Llu!lwl!l-‘xL (\|‘!: 1". flint, Lintit . two-thirds | ime white i pelts, vellow, 25 brown, A Biuch, w B3 G inch, € 6inch, Prime siaughiter sole leatnier. | 1) oo Moroceo oil pebble, 23 nis, $6.00@10.00 per doz, Tates, 83,95 Ha BiK: Tarragona, 20c: atmonds, l anguedoe, 1ic; Brazils, 12 fllbm\i 14¢; peanyts, hand pleked, faney Virginia, 8Ki: Peanuts, hand | eV yien picked, cholce Virginia, lge: peanuts, | —o— —— roasted, % extra per Ib Blonter Mess, Coyp Hoxry=California. 15c; California | Ex No.1 strained, 10c: Nehraska, choice, 14@15c: Ne- | MedNoIshore braska, dark. 121, @15, i Hay MAPLE Suoan--Bricks, per b, 15 | Jarge Family penny cakes, per Ib. 1215 R MAPLE Syrup—Bulk, 13 to 17 gallon kegs per gal, $1.00: gal cans, per gal, £1.05: halt gal cans, ver ial, €1.10. | CIDER—New Y ork, per bbl, 8 do. halt | 3 bbl, £4.00: Crab, ver doz qte, $275; Mich | | refined. per bhl., §5.00. | VINEGAR=White wine, 10w ider, 13 single strength, 191 triple stréugth moked halibnt, 10 IoVIsToNs-<Meateare steadily advancing, | Sarmouth bloave new sealed hetrings The demand §s brisk and pro < favor higher prices, [fam, 12 st ba: Ory Lumbvar. con Skge(@d: clear side bacon. ¥ salt sides, 1@iige: shott rib sides iders, [ No, 1 Com 16,0 fe: niess pork. $12.50 per bbl: dvied beef: | No 14,50 ham pjeces, 10e: Jard. terees, Ge: 50 1b | No. i 1250 cans, 10 1b cans (Faitbanks) i'gc: 5 | No, 4 1050 1b cans, do. 3 1h cans. do.. 3740 i BEANS—Tnferior s gooa san conntry. $1.2va1.50 i 16 1e18 1¢'90 £1'52 114 gt ked, 81.50@1.40; land-picked navy,$1.40m il b Lt s 19071 15,00 156 10,00 15.00 150 18, 0 FrLour AND Mitrsrvrrs—Winter wheat 1090 1080 1083 1300 188 10 50 Bt flour, best quality patent, $5.00: second 1500 15,00 15,01 1600 13 01 10,00 quality, 0@ best quality spring 1500 15,00 1500 1601 15.0) 20,80 21,00 Wwheat Hour, patent, €2.406@550: braw, 506 | ax18 1 00 15,00 16,00 15,00 2000 2114 | per ewt: chopped feed, 600 per ewt: white | 4345a% 15,00 15,00 15,00 16,00 15,00 18 03 19 06 corn m 505 yellow' corn meal, B¢ por FBNCIN ewt: sereening, (e per ewt: hominy, | A& 0 ineh. 12 and 1 rough... 816,00 Jler et shorte S per cuts wranan, $1.5; | 1,4 & 6 inch; 16 t,, rough hav. in bales, $7.0007.50 per ton 0 h, 1 i 14 Tt rough 13,50 ALy—Corn, 2le; oats, 250: rye, 4% | No, 3,4 & 6inch! 16 1t.. rou h 14,50 at, No, 2, b INGLES, LATIL . FLOORING. hite pine “3250 STOCK BOARDS, il 16 1t 12, 14 and 16 1t plow steel, special cast, dc:_ericible sieel, b W iR rast (lm!\llu 12@18e 14 and 16 11, ber - tongues, A FAMOUS PHRASE. square nuts, X g <“|H‘l"' per b, !wil;z‘ Bl b Sl u;m Whence Did “Innocuous Desuetude’ iy crowhs iarrow teeth, de 3 cin? ghring Tase horseshoes, e Al b L, Burden's mule 10, Barbed | . New York Sun: The dispatelies from \\||4- in car lots, $1.00 per 100.(bs. Iron | Deer Park complicate the philologieal Nuilt, rates, 10 to 60, §2. . | question which lius been in controyersy Shot—g1. tor several months. Who insented the l\":\*,;,""”“';:‘l"';‘“M celebrated phrase, “innocuous desne ‘ tud S35} Tuse, per100 1 3 TR o | \|\;~|\'IU|=‘ Whiicrlead, Oinaha, b o -*:)"l““” 'l‘{'“\"";llh «hfxllwnl'll"1‘1"'\':‘1' e ¢ white lead, St. Louls, pure, Secrety uyard. hers believed th en 1o 5 b cans: 20 h.-m». zine | Colonel Dan Lamont devised the expr v son’s, 2% red Tead chrome ochie, Winter's 1%c: wh ntown 1SS1 0 dyke, brown, W sion. M. originates third nssi 12e; French zine, red sepl, Tle; I varnish asst, Ienen rmillion, American, 18¢: Indian Blaine say with the Hon stant secretary of state. tit manifestly Alvey A. Adet Ac- pink. 14c: Venetian red, Cook- | 5 S HiiE io; Venctian red, Americi cording to some of the “able journalists oy y who al \p\*lullnl' the honeymoon at L7l chrome vellow, genu 1 Yellow, K. 19 eroo. rocheli, Se: | Deer Park, Mr. Cleveland claims the in- rench, 23c: ochre, American. 1}5e; [ vention his ¢ mineral, 2 zh brown. This claim, or admission, was m: s mineral, 3¢, the frank, free intimacy of w conve Erench zine, | oy w ih several of the reporters whom “”“"L!mgg‘l;'; e T e e | e had invited up to the cottage. Mrs o, Bt lampbinck, ofdinary. Se: | Cleveland hud been reading aloud to the biue, 55¢; ultramarine, 18¢; van' | reporters some of the congratulatory tel- wmber, burnt, 4c; umber, | egrams just received by the happy ienna, burnt, de; dci | Tnone of these the phrase “infiocnous nuine, 25¢; Pari s com- | desuetude’ was facetionsly employed by negroon; N, } roc); (~n|ml‘1|l' the sender. Ao mvanillionkn gL gl hiere has been considerable diseus- 1 burat sienna, 12e; vandyke, brown, | 8ion as to the origin of that phrase, tined lnmpblack, 12¢: coach black and | Serted a reporter, ivory black, drop black, 1te; Prussian 0N, it originated with me.” responed blue, 40c; wltramarine blue, “18¢;" chrome | the president; knowingly. I remarked areen, Lo, M. & D, 16¢: blind and shutier | when | wrote: the words that they would ¥ ochre, 1 light oak. ash, 12 ; ,Diuas Axp Cr id, per 1, 720 lctmuschunlh)!m. Der oz, 40¢ r'hlm]'g- Rl inezoqm form, ' per Ib, 50c; Do owders, per i I S15: dnson” salte, per Ib. Bige: ahyemrime; | Bow they would sound. pure, per Ib, 18 d, acetate, 'per Ib, Wei | HLer L S gl castor, No. 1, por gal,, $150: ‘oil, castor [ \AKD somie fub. b No. er 81403 oil,” olive, per gal. PATSe §1.40: oil, K mmlum, ‘m; opiun, Here quinine, P, & W. and R.&S.. per o Beforo I potassium ‘iodine, per 1b, $3.00; salic 0z, 40¢; §) phur, per 1b 4e; strye nine, per oz, §1 bark, sassafras, per Ib, M. & D. mens vari ions zreen. o red. do; ican “vermillion, L. M. & 0. D., 18¢ goot 8¢i gralning ‘color, walnut, chestuut and 1c —Acid, carbo c; balsam eopaiba, p 10¢; calomel, 5 dark ve oak, tartaric desuetude “By the w ulphate 3 sul- pline, per oz, $2.60 A pression, ‘in probably give ris throughout the country, exceeded my expéetations.”’ Another dis; ent version of what the pry “Where did you get the word to considerable amuse- hut the upon it that have been played ateh give slightly differ sident saia: nocuous asked'one of the visitors. own,” the president an- wrote thein without thinking On reading over the letter | 8aid to myself those two words will and 1 toit.” fun, but they are not bad That is all there 1 third account: wing one of (he reporters asked: v, M. President, there has been some discussion as to who invented the ex- nocuous desuetude,” and where it der groceries came fron VArNisiis—Barrels, per gallon: Furni- Ol,” answered Mr. Cleveland, with a ture, extra, SLlo; tuinigure, 1\3156“13)0 eart¥’ laugly, 1 iventéd it. T tlought it ach, extrd, 0. a- | might amuse somebody.” mar, extra, $1.75; Japan, 70¢; asphaltum, /K\ll(l .““'“m,‘;u," extra, 58c; shellae, §3.50; hard oil finish, | B9 4 . 1t's my iden,” replied the president. 1 —Cologne spiri(s, 1858 proof, 1.12; | used those words and thought they would %uu »x1 <-qu xsl Jl: 1““ s, rm-‘;nld“qua‘mv. gl[e ‘n;'&‘-“\l\:u..;m taxpayers, who are fond proof, 2; do Proof leo- <5, hol, 158 proof, §2,10 per win on. Redis- [ The various vel s to the mlml W, ||~l;(u~~ e;( 001'-1!) hllj Gin Dblended, | main pomnt. M. rts his entucky bourbons, KK .00 3 3 = Knticiy i PonnoyIvanin ryes, & 00 50; | undivided ||Amultu_m the authorship of olden Sheaf bowrbon and’ rye whiskies, [ the phrase that has occasioned so much $1.50@5.00, Brandics. imported. €500s.50° | controversy. He says that he invented domestic, $1 Gins, imported, $4.50 | innocuous desuctude and put it into his @0,00; douiest o R, i ge with deliberate humorous in- n and, § 00; ;':;;I(I\NK‘-U 253,00, )'&m"\l"?ilm b ;::l{ But is Mr. Cleveland’s recollection e ported, pe i 4 an Per | ourater Thiere is such a thing as uncon case, $10. wumuo ads tion and © repetition. Grocers' List. \lmd\ knows how easy it 18 for a Piekres—Medium, half bbi halt bbls. i balf b Matcr caso, $1L.00; squ $ . standard medium evapor sdg@siqe; evuporate SopA—In I papers, $425a case; salsoda, keg, per SyRUL Orleans, § burrel, st o Te; Kingsford's. glos ¢ in bpls, & speaker or writer, without “the slight 80; gherk 3 intention to plagiarize, to appropr bls, $4.00 and offer as original an idea or form of expr ssion 15— 1'er Se; 0} round, per mule suare, zanglia, u dum givin, has of iiv wdered, conte extra (', G yellow, b P ten uarter apples, in iackberries, boxes, | canced. ern, u,.n ‘¢35 peach vustomed I ) Salt Lake, new, , new, 19%a20¢; currants, A‘\\'. 41 @i35c. arneau’s soda, butter _and ginger snaps, 81503 crary style £ pression, t dmu) tow. innocuous of these ph Predest; 1b, 221,c. . 4-gallon kegs, 81.00; New 8s@ade per gallon; Maple Syrup, 24 Iy pure, ve per gallon; I _gallon o gallon cans, §5.35 per | Tho “subt rogliy irror m«, 11b, Bige: Mirr ho TR L it P Gige A pervers o, 1 1o, 6c Kingstord's corn, 1 | Ahectern 1 1b, The distr e; Kings- ford's gloss, 6 1b, 744¢; Kingsford’s pure, 31b, b3¢: Kinesford’s bulk, 4e. Lum Cor Ordinary krates, 10)@l1c: falr, Momenta 1@11ige;prime, 11 @ shoice, 121 @sigel | View. faney green and yellow, 1ibgu14ises old KOv. ern flll.)mn, 20w nterior Java, 1615@ An espe Arbuckle's roasted, | - Fruitful ¢ Vs XXXX roasted, 1440} g 140 a W pea ( boxes, 40 10i4c. AN DAl in acks, dairy, )Y 86,501 Dome, $: pe —Diay lu.hlb. + Red Cros avon tinperial, Kirk’s standard, §4.00 Kirk's \Vluw i Washboard, 85.10. B , $3.00; hite Kussian, A shadow Oysters, standard, per | Thevain 21b per ), 5 The Intr s, 21b per case, & Californi r case, $4,40; apr per case, That ex; aches, $4.40; uhn. sherries, | evitable nrecurson of « 8! w per case, $8.60: blue- A sensial knighthood. A matter With the “innocuou; LK Plts, 2 b, per 1b, per case, $i s—Hoxes, 40 1b Gs, 100; 8s, Ib, 16 0z, 6s, 10}5¢; half box, 2: stick, S}4@9: e per bbl, §150° Ashton, 3 ‘sacks, Aston, ic; bbls, 1003 20 Ib, ~-Mixed, 9} of thought which are - semblanc Fish, innocuons HERRING can doubt Bls W 1 BT PIs Kis | 1000 | 200/ 100 90 0 inte 10U lect? tak not e ethieal INPORTED [Brls HE Buls @ In ¢ guestions like this intern a elnim (o tuous desuetude as Mr. Any competent ¢ and so fort! the inherent probabili Verdant with 10U nue “Phis sawe saturation of imagi [ seevogations of the eliqn in President Cleye! discures the peculiar angle, 8o to speak, in t And all of these specimen phrases o vritings of Grover Cleveland, which has impressed itself upon the gray matter of some one of his mpanied by a memoran- :dit to the real author, I evidence nore weight than even so posi- the author: hip of inno- Cleveland has ad- i who is ac of lit- to trace nac: g ¢ to'subject the f » to qualitative analys en the minutest details the habits of ex. he choice of words, the ten- ard Latin or Greek formation, will be struck at once with that the author of desuetude was also the author hrases and expressions: ed to cubical deliverance, The abyss of theological pedantry. le equities’ of this silént recip- itegral designatio of this ‘Trinity. e profound of obliquity. al irresponsibility. ting impotence of invy Jerennial resurroct] i, paying ilimitably, Iy scenilg arises to evineseent ion, ation of soul, wdly generie, of ally refined explo oniemplation, g fous eutlosit Y awned with irreconcilabl The thundroys vociteration divergence, of auspicious portents, ivity, indestruetible y of seltish subje b, immutable, in element evaporated, ssive elaboration which is the in- ruption. sophistry emasculating ideal of tenuous reciprocity, single exception of the phrase 5 desuetude,’ there is nothing s writings that Yn lity, the exact stallization that appears in the phrases quoted above, The famly re- 18 common 1o then desuetude also. Wha t e tic that tenuous reciproeity and desuetude came from the same from the speeches and public but from ssays of s sister, M Elizabeth Cleveland. ——~— T E. F. McCartney & Co. n):ul or n... 18 ma 50593 m . 82 80 White suits, colored wash suits, lawn .k'fi?,'r"?flu‘u 00 005 453 w2 30| | sal 5 | Wrappers, Misses’ and Children's dr TFistiinga | 004 504 s 01 w1 & 3 | all being sold at reduced prices during Fola 18 009 608 60 4 803 B 1251 10 | the clearing sale now in progress. Holland Herrings, new 8 2. F. McCarryey & Co., __Full White oop. 1 wl 1620 Douglas Street. l)f\Y JULY 12, 1886, OHIIII MANUFACTURERS. Br dees RAYMOND & ¢ Steam Pile Driving. AMVBE Engincers and Contractor Brges, Roof Trasses, Steam Pile Driving Agricultural Implement s 11 PARLIN, ORENDORFE & MARTIN, . | Wholes:..0 Doalers in Agricultaral Implements, Wagons Iron Combination and Howe Truss Bridees, | o e - Piline and Qak Timbor. 13th sv, near Farnas CHURCHILL PAR v\x R, - - | Wholcsale D Cigars and Tobaceo, ~ | Agricaltural lmplcmew!s, W.‘m MAX MEYEK & (0, i | Carrinees and Bu, T fos S, bet. ith and Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaccos, _ bl Guns and Ammunits 215 to 223 South 11th Boots and Sh Etreet, 106N to 1024 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb INTER-OCEAN Cra Facro M A "UWRST & FRITSCHER, | Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, Manufacturers of Fino Cigars, e T ar Bipeet, Doston, Aud Wholesale De 08 und 110 N < in Loaf Tol rockery. WL WIRIGHT Agent for the Manufactures and Crockew (:Iflsswar* Chimneys, Y Lamps, €, 8. GOODRICH & O Agents for F. A, Whitnoy C Children's Carriages, And Jewett's Celebrated Refrig or price lists, 115 Farasm st O Lornices, Eagle Cornico Work John Fpenot Mun Gaivanized Leoi 25 Manufacture Windows, Find in Ny mm Western Cornice Works, €. SPECHT Galvanized Tzon Corn oved Pacent Metallc h St., Omuha, Neb, Proprictor. o8, Fto. Deors, Sash. Cte, The Gate (ity Plen'ng Mill. Also all kinds of | — 8nsh and Blinds, Scroll and Stair work of Doors, turning. eription. A. ROSENBERY, Manufacturer and Dealer Doors, Sash, Blinds, Houldings, Etc. street, Omaha, N 3 of Ovnnmental Galvanized n'm turmces, Dormer ylight 508 and 510 . Noa | = Carpets, € A, ORCHARD, Wholesalo Carpets, OIl Cloths, A Tiporters, | MAttings, Curtain ity 19 Farnam South 1ith Coal, Lime, E JEFT W, BEDFORIDY, A | 1, i | Coal, Coke, Lime and Stons. COMee, 218 8. 10h “t., Omaha, Neb, Yards, fy ators. 2en ~ naha | N ASKA FUEL €O, | Shippers of Coal and Coke, 2 4 S, 18th S, Omnna, N S, ro. W, President, ufacturor of | . GTO. PATTERSON, Sec. aiid Trens! SR LT Mo, A Basr, re v']l tor, Mannger. Rebraska Coal and Lime Company, OMAHA, NEBRASKA 8, 15th Strect. Telcphone 40, Workdone | Prea F00DMAN, V and Treas, , Prea, C. UNDERLAND Scc Omaka Coa., Coke and Lime Company, Yoblers of hard and yott_coa, 200 8. Lith St Omaha, Neb Specni’s i OMANA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. wve dealers in Boulder Colorado Coal, 217 Fouth 1t streot. Exciu Coffee and Spicas, 5. COLE & MILT tevery do- | AT ders. man Cotee Ronsters und Spico 5 Powder, Flavoring Bstraets ne case Of our 1 puckigo d Coffee. 1609 Howard St facturers of B | Bluing, ete. Try | Home Blena Roasty | in Stair Nuils a speclally Telephone No, g2 | Cmahn, Neb. Sy Imh aud Marcy Ste.. Omaha, Neb. CLARKE NROS, & CO,, L Electrical Supplies. Omaha Coffeo and Spico Mills. L W. WOLFR & CO., Electricians, | A AR IR L M Electrical Supplies, | JONBNSINOD — =T = & | w " = BRANCH & €O, i 0 TONEROrAS! Wholesale Fruits, Produce.yOysmrs, 5 PAXTON & VIERLING [RON WORKS O e B tRrA L ALt Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work | B nu el B irs, Railing, Rolled Beams Machine and Blacksmith Work. Works, U. % Ry. and 8 17th st. o ard Nails. GMAHA NAIL MA NUFACTURING (O, Cat Nails and Spikes, Omalia, Neb, e LS Fire Nuile o S sinlte. A Safes. Omatia Safe Works, G. ANDREEN. o Engines, Brass Work, Gone: and Girders ral Foundry Ollice and | JOHN I. FLACK, Genem! Commissian)flerohau;, || Boturns mhude promotiy. R McDONALD. COMMISSION MERCHANT. 616 12tk Street, Omata, Nob. Specialtios: 13 Chickense WIEDEMAN & €0, Produce Commission Merchants. Buts Manufacturer of Fire and Burglo. Proof Safes, Poultry, Butter, Gume, Fruits, Ete. 220 8. 1th Vault Doors, Jail Work. Shutters and Wire N 3 . yu!n Cor. 14th and Jackson Sta., Omuha, Neb, oS ESTERFIELD BROS w2 Wagons and Carriages. ! General Commission Merchaats, e | 08Dedge Strret, Opmaha Neb. Cou ents A. . SIMPSON, ! W. E. RIDDELL, The Leading Carriage Pactory, Slonge and (,omml sion Merchmt W and 4l Dodge Strect, Omal Commission, Ete, M. BURKE & SONS, Live Stock Commission | Geo. Burke, Mana Umou Stock Yards, 8, Omuha, OF OMAHA. { Union Stock Yams Comfl Butter K Ouata, i, Neb, W & MILLARD, Storage and Commission Marchants. and Domestic Fruits a specinlty orage facilitios. Warchouse and ofl U North 13th st Telephone 73, D. A. HURLEY, Commission and Jobbing, . Eggs and Produce, A full line of Stono- Consignments solicited. 1il4 Dod, any, Omuli __thulvd. John F. Boyd, Superint it e -!\I(SHA (% & SCHROEDER, BAVAURIIGLEEH, Buyers of Butier and Eggs. I Live Stock Gommission Merchants. u.“:._.,”;.._,\,,!‘ 1 ncling Hov Sy Shijments of any and all kinds of v ed. Lumber, Etc, LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, 8ash, Doors, Etc. Yards—Cor, Cor. 9th and Douglas. BOHN MANUFACTURING CO,. ' Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Bliads, Mouldings, Stair Work and Intorior Finish. Just opencd. K. E. cor. 5tk worth Strocts, Omuha, Neb, CHICAGO LUMBER COMP. Wholesale Lumber, €14 8. 1th Street, Omaha, Nob. Manager. N. DIETZ, Union 8tk Yards, Omaha, Nei. 3t and Doug ¥. Colperzer, stock soiicie | - melil) blished 1670, Prry ob, & u‘.m 3T Lime, Commi'sslon' Herchants, ruits, Preduce wnd Proyvisions, Omaba, Nob Gritith, (,ommlsmn Mercuant Hard Wood ceossors to and L en #nd wholesale denler in ¢ butter, eggs, cte, Good Epeciaity, 320 N, 16ih st., O KIRSCHBRAUN (Buccessors to A. P Sl Produce Commission Herchants. ntry prodlio, frufte, Lumber, No. 213 South 1ith Stroet, Omuha, Noh. 8th and California Streets, Omulin, Nob, —= Dry Goods. FRED W, GRAY, — - - 3 - s i Lumber, Limo, Cement, Bte, Blo, atowtls Toslersin o th &nd Douglas trects, Omaba, Noby D'y (JOO(IS HOSIEW, NO“OBS GEO, A, HOAGLAND Livens, 8, I vvbmu (' coas, | Wholesule Dealer in Lumber, U= Omaba, Nebraska. = CHAS. R. LER, s s White Lead, b2 Hardwood Lumber, CARTER WILUTE LEAD CO, Woren Y P aL, Y godn, Driden Tumbers Stristly Puro Whito Load, G. T, LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Bullding Paper, Eh.i\'u::)::kha!um 1 Fish, Ete, : SON FISIH (0] to Ieken Siems, Buceessors Importe; St of Joreign Fish, Noo. P.Track., Qi “tand " Confectionerv. F.P. FAY & CO,, Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts and € Famam St., OmahaNeb, Lime, Cement, Etc, J.J. JOHNSON & (¢ Marufacturars of lindis White L'ms, Wholesale Kish Dealer: : t, and U, 1. Ry, Omubs, Movbdings, Harness, E 10! 8] - i % Caean 1TV & LANDROCK . Magufacturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardwars, - Tuxf Gioods, Blunkots and. Rol on, 1421 Bucnaw Strect Onizha ) Mattresses, M. JIULSE, B Wattress Company, Manufacturing Bedain Feathor fas Stroet, 121 igats, CANFIELD M AT EACTURING €O, Manufacturars of Overalls, Joans Paats, Shiite, Bte., 112 and 14 Douglas Etrvot, Omitia, Nob, Wy Leather, And Shippers of Coal aud Coke, Cemnent, Plus $ Farnum Street, On'ab, Nebrisis | Leather, omm[«u Hah}mre‘ Job_Printing. | E“'m{w? O e aliine: Mo m{"rj‘ RE! And b nk Beok Manufactu; Fourtcoutu Strey e PRINT ‘\I'——'I 0., Job Printers, Book Bmfl»:rs. M vt soum | gent fop Auheuser-Bush PBrewiug Ass'n l Byeciwl biinda Faust, Ludweoser, Bilauger | KPATING | Home Coffee and SD.CQ’H:U\ n'rg Co. | 'OMAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY OMAHA JOBBERS' | Ol W DIREOTOR’( OMAHA I "WRY 0, Dealers in Al Kinds of Baflding Mmr.l at Wholesale, I8E Stroetand 1 Track, Omahs. GERMAN DWYATY : Wholesalo Dc.»!cr in Lumber, 20th u liara & cis, Omahin, Nobraska, 1A WAKEFIELD, E wnolee..lc lehflr Lu[h Shingles, e > Ny el Mill b o 1 OBERFELDY L fmporte and Johby Millioery and Notioas, 1213 0 1214 Harney Strect, Omaha, Neh, | ot Musi EDHOLM & BR Imle»nlcrx of Husieal Instraments, o, Haines and Chaso Organss | Instruments, CKSON, 101 Wi 106 Totlh & Ete. SHIVERICK ™ Upnbiy Hie) ¢ Faciam Sticet, Omaha, Furniture, CHARL NS Furm(ure Bedding, 08 wud 1210 DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Farnitars, Farnnm Street, Omaba, Ne = Croceries, o . 1. CHAPMAN & CO,, r Wholesale Fancy Groeers, Cigars, Tobacco nud Smokers' Articles, 1217 Iln\v:mlst MEVER & RAAPKE Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Epices, Cigars and Tobuccos, 11T and 1210 Dougs lus Streot, Omuka, Neb. MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th snd Farnam Etreers, Omaha, Nob PAX GALLAGHER & €O, Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, 0. 705, 707, 109 und 711 K, 10th St,, Omwuhw, Nety e e Hardware, W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron, Steel, Wagon Stock, Hardwood Lumber, ote and 1211 Hurndy streen, Ovinba, Nol EDNEY & GIBBON, wnolosals,l{on, Steel, Wagon Ana carriago We' 3 Stock, Hoeavy Hurdware, E“;' 21T and 120 oayenworth Stroet, Omahs, ob. HINEBAUGI] & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardware, Mechanies' T A Buffalo Scales. 1405 Douge , Omihin, Neb, LEE, FRIED & €O, Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, 'Pluvnu‘e(x Sheot Irom, Ete, Agents for Howo' Scies an Miami Powder Co., Omaha Neb. MILTON ROGERS & SON:! Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantles, Grates, Druss goods, 1321 and 1523 Pans nam Street. RECTOR & WILHELMY €O, Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Enicrson Steel Nails, Cor. 10th and Harney Streots, Omaha, Neb, Harvesters, s NG & €O, CHICAGO, turer of the Dearmg\’!!arvesler Goods, Writo to W, Lorimer, General Agenty onmlm. T« 'ephon = Iron Pipe, Ete. A. L. SIRANG COMPANY, Pumps, Pipe and Engines. 8t2am, Wuter, Ruilway and Milling Supplies, Bt o), 022 mu! 924 Farnam St. Omuha, Neb. CHURCHILL PUMP CO., Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Steam and Water Supplics. Hendquarters fo? Last Fogst Co.'s Goods. 1111 Furnam strcety o, . 3 Jewelrys EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale Jewelors. Dealers in Sil s, Diamonds, Clocks, Jewelers' Tools nnd Matori and 10, 1th Street, Cor. Dodze, O; Notlons. Stz VINYARD & SCHNELDER. Notions, Hosiary & Geats' Fuenishing Good 2005 nd 1005 Euvuuiu S, Oabia, Noy Itobinson Notion Company, ' and 406 5. 10h 81, Oruka, Ne Ie Dealers in- Notions and’ ¢ nishing Gocds, % Oils, Ete, CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE <0, Wholesalo Dealers fn Oils, ~ * Mica Axle Manu Gagoline, Pork Packing, JAME HOYD, s Pork Packer and Shlppar. Omubi, Nobraskn ' HARRIS & FISHER, Packers and Proyision Dcfllfll‘a, Office, Un t, 1517 Dodge Streot. Packing housd, [ . Truck, O Nob. Tele phon Safes and Loc P. BOYLR & €O, Agenls for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s’ Fire und Burglar Proof Safes,Tino Locks, Vaylt wnd 1 work, 10 Farnwm (H’|.“Hll\ Nob Soads, 3. EVANS, . Wholesale and Retail Dealer fn Seods, Agricultural, Vegotable, Ete, 004 Follows® Tally N, W. Cor. Wil und Dode St ., Omuha, Ne ugs, Etc, panaai GOODMAN DRUG CO ) Wholosale Druggiste, in Fuinte, Ols and Window Glass THE Ava Denler Wines, Liquors, Ete 1LER & €O, Distitlers and Importers of Wines And Liquors. Sole manufacturess of Kennod Bast 13 ity Birect, Oraahmg Neh R NCAN, ucee A & DEACAR, TInpostens o Deilcrs n \.lwx Liquors and L]t,urs, 165, 141l 8t ¢ oh, Notions, LIC ' L. BRANDIES & SON, W holesa lv .ll)b Lu's, Hour and Fred, b W.J. WELEHANS &(lll, fhole \l-*lhnr Feod ana Crafa, of W v ans ‘s Quilok torg O e 4 b K liont 4 v Wb