Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 30, 1886, Page 3

FINANCIAL New York, Angzust 28 Joaned from 4 o 10 per per cent asked Privie MEn at dah per t Srenning EXCIANGE and insettied: actual rates, day bi And $4.5 for den Uoy kRN Ts—tovernments but steady. AToCKS 0% 8% cont bonds ] cent, el On call ng at 4 ANTILE PAPER Unehanged Wi rEee, N, W ow 4’8, preferred Illinois Central & W Micly. Ce Mo, 'ac thern Pac preicried ntral preterred Western Union PRODUCE MARKET Flour— Easy but winter_wheat tlour, 90(@4.00; Wisc Chicago, A not_quotably It 84.0704,105 southern, £4.00024.10: Michizan soft sprine wheat, 5, i Minnesota bakers, $5.5.@4.10: patents, @.00; low grades, $1.75@2.75; rye lour. guict at $8.2505.50 in bariels, and’ $3.004 5,20 in sacks t—Open L@'e lower and clo Jeash, i MNP and_ closed 400 ige; Detober, Corn—Opened 'g@'ye lower Jje lower than vesterday: cash. mber, 40 0-1¢ ber, 4270 Dull and heavy, @'y ey Septen vy, ery Dull at 40e. Dull at 70c. o~ $1,100@1 1014, Tinothy =Prime, $L94. Whisky--§1.1b, Pork—Deelined 93e early, @l0c andclosed at outs nd September, $0.4 later advanced 1wes named s 0; October, cashy advanced 5@12c sl atd Sep- d— \|nl|l rate trade and closed at outside ligines; tember, § October, s¢ Bulk short clear, Butter—Firmg cred full cream cles £ Young Americ fully eured, Se: bull hides, flint, 1314 calf wh, 3i@itos dry skins, 8@101e; deacons. Tallow—No. ics No. % e, cake, Receints, Sinpments, 11,000 000 Flour. bbls. Wheat b2 0,000 : 25,00 169,000 1000 15,000 ew York, Avzus 0003 exports, 1one; spot, @ tioms %@ ize lower, elosing steady red, 8@le; N ungradid or, B@ 25¢ in Store; Septenbe Corn lower, options @ce 50 \(Iml eptember_closing v 407 Oats—1g@le lowe ports, nixed western, western, 35 dle, Petroleum— United, 6le. Fggs—Weak: western, 16@16! e, Pork—Firm: new mess, $11.005 S11.00@ 11,5705 Lard—\Western steam, spot § Butter—Quiet but firi, Cheese—Rirm. 3 White old mess, Cincinnad, August 28.—Wheat—No. 2 Corn—Dull; lowe; Oats—No, 2 IlilV rm at §1.10. Minneanolis, August 28, Wheat--- Unsettled and lower; No. 1 hard, eash opteinber. Toxc; . Now 1 northorn, cash: T3kge; September, 13%c¢; No. 2 northern, cash, 7le, lmll patents, $4.40@4.50; bakers, Flonr- 3,405, 00, coel pts—-Wheat, 83,000 bushels. \ipments—W Lieat, 6,000 bushels; 26,000 barrels. Bt. L No. 2 red, cash, 7 e, Coin ber, 571 Ot tembes Rye— Whis Pork Lard- flour, August 28, —Wheat—Firmg $@it3e; September, No. 2, cash, 573e; Sentew- No.2, cash, 25%@e; 8 Nominal 3 Quictund irin; creamery, 15 Augus Firmer in sacks; mixed, 51@b2e yellow, bic. Oats-Lower; ehoice western, (Mg Steady., Cornmeal Hog Products—Duil and drooping. Pork-£10 Livd—Rotined l'l ree,$7.00. Bulk AL oulders, 56.1 80. Kansas white, 53¢ I sacks, ong clear, City, Septe ‘mbe orn— Flour—Fivm; holders offercd moderately spot, dirm at 4s Sd: Auwsnst, ivm at 48 43 cabor, finn at 4¢ 5d; October, tinm at Corn—Dull; spot and October, 4s i ; ber, 45 41d. Toledo, B0¢, Corn—Cash, 414 Qats—Neglécted! red moder ust and 8 holders offe A cly; plein August 28, — Wheat—Cash, STOCK. 1IVE mixed, $1 'Ah Te cattle a sh i Steers, § 11,000. Received for the w hall breeds, §5.00004.40; ¥ .00, 2,75; throngh Erass cows, $2.20 western rangers, natives and wittered Texans, Mos-—Itecelpta, 0.800; strong B higher; rough wnd mixed packing and shipping, —$4.70] X H i $2.60.43,65, Sllwpr Reocipis. 1,800; ste $1.75@4,00; Texans, $1.75@3.00; @00, ,&nnd er i\«‘éfl 5.08; light, i¥; Dnatives, larbs, §4.00 Lounis, August 98 —Cattle—Receipts, shipments, 6005 common to choice ng, $3.0%94.75; hutcher steers, $3.50@ 4.00] cows and heiters, §2.25«8,50, Hogs—Receipts, 1,600; sbipments, 700 butchers” and best héivy, $48@5.00 nixed packing $4.35@4.757 light,” $4.00@4.0 Kansas Ofty, Augast 28 —Cattle—Re- oolpts, 2,000; shipmeuls. 1,000; comwon Lo cholce, '$5.40@4.%0: stockers and feeders, $280@3.40: cows, $1,50@2. T Hogs—Recoipts, 2,000 ipmente, 800; opengd strony. olosing wesk wnd s shade lower: comnion to cholce, §240@4.05; skips and pigs, $2.50@4.10, OMAHA Mvu 8TOOK. Saturdsy Evening, August 8. ‘i'te cceipts were heavier to-day have been for some time. The dull wnd inaeti ceipts weve liberal, but the slow and dull. wrket. rCaiTie than te. market Prevailing Pr the prevailing smarket 100 to 19) | 1950 to 1 L 500 10 109 1t corn-fed « Representative Sales. 160 THIOW £4.00 400 400 ot 160 §1.10 120 415 10 N0 2 160 Rangz Showing the lig formixed loads of e 1 e past seven days tinmie last year: i lowest prices paid s on this market dar and tor Saturday. Monday, 2l Tuesday, 24| Wednesd'y Thursaay, (@3.05 @410 (40 @4 ) (w60 5 Shipments, Showing the number of ears of live shipped ont of the yards during the da; CATTLE. [ No. Cars, . N. W, B.& Q. R il RIS Allsales of stoek 1 this®market are mado cwt. live weicht unless otherwise stated. dead hogs sell at lsc per Ib for all weights, “Skins,” or hogs weighing less than 100 1bs no valu Pregnant sows are docked 40 Ibs and stags 8) lbs, . .Chicago OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKGTS General Produce. Saturday £ The folloicing prices are for round (o produce, as sold on the mearket to-daiy, quotdtions on fruits represent the pri Augnst 28, awnivh guisic order are filled. o niarket is very slow and un- w(ilul and stoeks ure fow single case lots closely eaudle d, the are being made BurreR—Stri bring ¢ 1 Lli at buik of tie sales | sweet, solid_and uni- form color, pr in " new clean tub conmands 15 10 16 even more. i the ket, but there is little or none coming in that can be graded as sueh, Fancy butter in st erocks is bringing even beit to vood country butter is seilin Poor wl slow. O not the very best, sold thi Lovrrry —Old fowls, per spring chickens, large, $2.005 sprin, ens, medinm, (i spuing o suall, not keys, not v Crese—Faney fuli eream ehedc faney full ercam tiats, two in box, 10¢ full cream Young Anierica i boy, | H |.|ml)ll re ear lots ving now _from outside Choice quotable at 60@7 1085~ Southern, per bbl, grown, per b £1.00. Cr iy —Thiere is not really enough com- ing in to supply the demand, but it will not | be” handled very extensively until next month. Shipping stock, per doz., 40c. OvsTERs—There are 'no oysters of any consequence in the market yet. ‘The season here does not open as a4 ruleé until about the 1t of The market will probably u]:er|| at from 85 te 60c., according to the wrade. home- ‘The New York vanced $1L50 per box s would force up prices | ight and very little in Temons, per bos, $10.006 10,5 BaNANAs—Ihere are not the market at As the. weather becomes coofr, 5o can handie them with | safety, there will be a better_supply on the | liet. Bananas, yeliow, per bunch, §2.00q 00 CALIFORNTA thoroughly cle: of Californi of job! for at vailin market has ad- ce yesterdays th as”stock i very Fancy ned u is 1ot & po fruitof any kind in the ly ! o doubt sell mitch higher than have been pre- during tho e ey I L 00@20.00 li'ii' 0@ 15,003 wusi: scatine water- | and s melons, per 5, 81 sizes, $1.00001,25, SWEET lul ATOE! in tho 1 Cocoan than hundred, ver 100, Hoxgey — Californ strained, 10c; Nebra braska, dark, 101 lc. MAPLE SYkur-—Bulk, 14 to |7g aon iexs, per gal, SL00: gal cans, per gal, hali | il can’s per gl $1.10, Cibgn—New Y ork, per bbl, $7.00; do. nalf bbl, $4.00; b, gwllolul. qts, ¥ 3 Michigan 6,00, California, @13c; No- refine 18@17e; cides 3 triple strength, ingle streneth, 1 25 —Figs, layer, 4 1b boxes, . tancy faid, 12 b box faih, 50 1D boxes, per ib, 10c. . Jarge polished, 11e; pecans, | English walnuts, T4e; almon, 20¢; almonds, Languedoe, 17¢; 14¢; peanuts. hand b I, 8ige; peanuts, hand picked choice Virginia, Tget peanuts, roasted, extra ner b MAPLE SUGAR—Bricks, strietly pu 1b boxes, per Ib, 15¢: 10-1b tin pails, str 4-lb boxes, ner b, 14¢ 50 | tly | 1'\!1"l 2 3 . —Pigs’ feet, per | bbi, $1.005 do, 15 bbI. $2.00: do, per kit, e, Lambi' tongues, per 3 obl, £5.25: do, per kit, “ars, ver doz, 850 o, pink ‘\‘LT‘) e, PROVIsIONS—Ham, sugar mn-u, 1de boneless b, 50-1b boxes, 12ige; picnle hani, 11i5e; breakfast bacon. suear cured, Vg sliouiders, Se: clearside bacon, 8¢: dry sides, 760, dried beef-hams 15@iee: “dried | beet,” gogular, 1eq lard, 40-b cans’ (Fair- | banks), 13¢c; 10, 5 ‘and S-1b pails, do, 7@ | 8ige. RAIN—Corn, 23c; old oats,28; new oats, | £3¢; rye, 85Alc: wheat, 60c. FLOUR AND MuLsturrs—Winter wheat | flour,bestquaiity patent,82.50: second quality, est quality spring wheat flour, i brau, per“owt: choppod cwi: white corn meal, The; yel- low curn meal, 65 per ewt: hominy, §1.5 er cwt; eraham, $1.75; .00 per 'ton, & ; shorts, e ay, b bales, $6.@50 General Markets. W ooL—Medium, 17@200 per | fine heavy, La@loa; gl 14@17c; coarse, Adl5e; burry Prime slaughter sole Jeather, pre oak sole leathor, Boasse. Upper leather, per foot, B0aue; hem. kip, Toldine: oak ki, B5@6e; Froneh k ‘wu@ i 1.20; Lém. calf, $1.00@1 io ork sl 1.00@ | 1.25: French JGalf, $1.35@1:85: Mordeco boot leg, 80@te; Mordeeo "all heihi, 25@ % top- piien and finings, $0.00@I0.00 per dom HEAVY HARDWABE—ITon, rate, $2.25; | low stoal special cast, 4c: crucib lesteel, 6o; | st tools do, 1%818c; Wagon spokes' por son, | ubs, per set, $1.25: felloos, | .40 tougues, eack, 750 avl 1 ., Too: quare uuts, per ib, @lic: coil | chih, per’ [0, 6@1%; mialigabls, S@se; irou | wedgeés, Be: crowbars, 6oy harrow teeth, de: spring sieel, 1@%¢; Buiden's lmseunws.i ~I4|v\<x! Jme Frown are 1 2 per ig | ] | 84.00: wire Nails Shot powde do. a fuse, PANTS 1N Onp THE Burden's . car Tates, 1 1 uarter k per 10 fe ¢ white lea les green, 1105 o eans, 2¢ green zine, red, 1 ) seal, 1 ZiNe v ‘lll' Wir P fined black M. & Vene i\l. ehrome (i sienna, lampblack 100 dr 4 8270 < €540, 100 ibs, I nails, 82 $1.85: oriental alf kegs, $2,00 blasting, ke Lead Bar, $16, W ieead. Omaha, Leuis, p tire ate 1ot ) to 0, § b e, B d, St wh zine Frenely 7in , Tl varnish > Freneh on, Amperic 153 Ind 1k, e: Venetian red, Ce enetian d, American, 1 ochre, American Lashigh bre nee's mine lead, S . lamphlack ordinary 18 s vandylke S umber, raw, 4 nnua, raw, & Pa 1-ans green. comm N. Y. 20¢: chrome green. n, English, in ol i0c; raw Ib eans, I@e: raw and : vandyke, brown, 15e; re 1 oach black and 1vory op b I russian biue, in gilder Ger ultramarine bl . i 1 Indian red, Toe: et American ochire, e Tusean, winiit, ehestnut and ash, 126 Dy % the swme o Uiis AN cid. tart bark el per 1 annu, ot Ih, e morphine, y strychimine, per o ARNISHES L extra, ach extra Spl | do 1 | 101 oot €104 | hol. Kentucky and Pennsylvag Golden Sheat $1. @h.00; RIS N proot, 185 proot, Kles, K iiiiy imported per case, $10.00@16.00. Pic half K118 bbl half bbls, in halt bbls, Sy cans, do 1 el, St 40 ¢ epsotn salts, Colow IS ALy pur ) € aric sassafras, inchonidia, MEMICA per b, per oz, 40c¢: ehloro: Dover's powders, ' per per b, Hige; glye Tead, acetate, "por 1 oil, Bl opiuin R & per oz, L potassium £5,00: salicin, per oz, 40c; sul o1 oz, §240: sulphur, ver 05 quinine Furni- <1003 s Da- sphaitu ol tinisn, Barrels, per gallon S0 furnfure N $1.40; conch, No. 1, nn, ey 3505 hard 188 proof, SL.1 S1.15: spivits, second aunality. do 185 proof, SLIL Aleo- 205 per wine gatlon. ' Redis- SL00aw 50, Gin, | blended, cntucky bourbons, ryes, & ndrye ported, § spirits, HH@0. bourbon whi-Kies, Jrandies, @300, Ginis, i pot stie, 18300, Champagnes, 5,003,005 Amierican, i ocers® ¥ inm, in bols, 85,5 i small, in bbls, S gherking, in bbls, do in do in $7.50; do New yrup, 'y i:inliun | d-gallon Kegs, $1.10: G per gallon; 5 par dov, quart ¢ ) Fru in ¢ +.boxes, wccmtiniig, Woiie o | penches, none i ©eurrants, , SLb 0. No1a IS aporated boxes. S 4% 1510@l7e; Salt new, 19 new, 4 peaches, ed, aspberries, Tige; prunes, ova nwmarke standurd, per 2,05, California per case, cherries, Ib,_per apples, ), per ' crel. per doz. $1 1 sl- @LG0: 2 1b gooseherie Ib string b per ense, d apricot, 205 whi ]iiuli , per case marrowfat peas, June 1o, 1070 SUGARS—Powdered, } standard | medi SO 1@l11igesprime, 1g@l2e m y l\lhu ford’s glogs, 1 1 inch. n beei. . i ineh, 101¢; 1 ineh, : cutloaf, ctioners’ A, 3 extra C, b3 @h1¢ stick, Sb@015e butter " and snaps, loss, 11, B0 Mirror cror gloss, 6 b, i Kingstord's Ib, ¢¢; Kingsford’ Kingstord”s bulk S—( drdinary grades, 107@11c: hoiec, ) faney green and yellow, 1igldlg Dilw SOAPS | Kirk’ nt Java, Mocha, McLaughiin’s XX 14%c: Red Cros: ol irl 8 sutinet, Aiee UaAe interior Jav Arbuckle’s 1 -\~u k’s Savon 1mperi €5.00; i Kirk’s Kirk’s white Russian, $4.0 Cap. MATCHES— Per £6.50: D ome, $3.85: W. caddie, e, §1.00; square cases, §1 20, $ CaNpLES—Boxes, 40 1b 0s, boxes, 10/4¢. 10 i, DINENSIONS AND TU 16 0z, ©s10c; h Dry Lumber, Ens, 4.& 0 in 4 &6in BOARDS, 12, 14 and 16 ft. 12, 14 and 16 ft. 2, 14 and 16 ft. 1and 16 ft.. e, 13 and 14 it rough ch, 12 and 14 ft., rough SIDING. Istcom., 12 14 and 16 ft. Fence 3 AL CEI ’um inch. 8.1 AND PARTITION, iue Partition ... Ceiling. . NG Whi BTOCK BOAK! 5 12 14 and 16 No.1Com. 12 in,, 8. 18,12, 14, Ist au | dstan N | 80, clear. 1 ineh, s, A select, 1 inch, B select, 1inch, N id i FINISHIN ar, 114 Tneh, 52 5, 8,2 8., 1, plain,Sand 10 in . 2 plain,8 and 10 inc SHINGLE: *A* Standard.. inc I elear. 6-inch clear No. 1., Ceda r ¥A®,, Lath.... Quiney white lime ( Hair Plast emelt (Akmm Tarred felt, per owt Straw board M wrw pisn. i L oW FISH. Fish. BERRINGS. FLATElgE Bl H't B'ls Qr Bbls Pls Kts |20 100 90 50 40 12 10 5[50 50 0 a BULS Pails or Kits 0 1210 ris HE Bbls 10w " Holland Herring: 18 000 Hl|n MI‘ L \ml | foee[1 04 90 | 128110 0,1 White Fish. Famil No. 1 Iy White Trout Pickerel {000 6403 3 3 50/ 3 152 450 4 05 13 w2 70 Figh. .. OMAHA DAITLY Barvep | BEE MORDAY, DIRECTORY ’ P/?O’FSS/I]NM [‘QOS ATTORNEYS. BEVINS & CHURCHILT, N-W. Cor, 13th and Douglas Sta. W. J. CONNELL, 8138, 14th Streot. GEORGE W. DOANE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Falconer's Block, 15th and Douglas. GEORGE 8, SMITH 506 Farnam Streot, 0. mnoLm Attorney at Laiw, PHYSICIANS. Consultation in English and German, Special Attention to Nervous Diseases. Dr. THEODA WILKINS. Physician and Surgeon Williams Block, 15th and Dodge, Omaha, ITek. 0. IIOI‘I'.‘I.\\'. M. D, Physician and Strgeen, OFFICE, N.W. Cor. 14th and Douglas. Ofice Telephone 465, Residence Telephone 142, W. I GALBRAITEE, Surgeon and Physician OFFICE, N.W. Cor. 14th and Douglas St, Oftice Telewhone 465, Residence Telephone JAMES H. PEABODY, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Residence, No. Withnell Bidek, W Telephone, Street. sidence, Office, No. 135, DR. JAS. BRCKETT PUYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 2( N. 16th St., Office and Residence, 1. A. WORLEY, M. D., slopheto 482, Telephone 510, apital Ave, VAN CAMP M. D., LISt dooe v P, 0. Take olo 213 thivd f Teléphono No st ¢ to rooms Residence, 62 N. 20th streot. Tolophono No. ) P.M. CHADWICK, Physician and Surgeon, Telephone 3 Offico313 8. 14th st & W. CONNELL, M. D,, Homaopathist, Office, 313 8. 1th st. Telephone 599, — i DR. 5. W. DYSAN Surgeon and Physician N.W. Cor. 12th & Howard, OMAIIA, NEERASI.A. Hesilence, 1611 Dodge s Oftice hours, 1 C. T TAYLOR, General Agont NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. Oftice Cor. 14th and Douglas Sts. Tssues—Ordinary_Life, Endowment, Limited Endowme: ve Your Dividend Plui and'the Forfoiting Tontine Policics. As- Kionts wanted B. HATCHER, General Agent Provident Savings Lifs Assarazsy Co of New York. Millard Ho o Hlocs, Omahs. The stvietly “Natural Iramium Plin.” Actua average yearly cost during 1533, 1854 sud 1885, at age 7, for $10,000, was §78.%), FINE JOB PRINTING, RE PRINTING CO. Buccessors to Samuel Rees. Printers, Book Binders And Blank book Manufacturcrs. Nos. 10 and t, Omuha Neb. K. Farlie, Supor- v. ‘Telephone No. 233." Manu- stumps. HARNESS. ) urer and dealer in whips, horse All grades of wlways kept on hand cto ordor. Repairing peoinl N. lith . Dodge and Capital Ave N. AUCTIONEER, AW, COW AN & CO. Auction and Commission DMERCEIAINTS. Conglgmments sol furniture boughtan1 £old. Sules of and household furni- ture at private s 18 a specialty with us. Remember th 0, West & Fritschor's block N J4thst. No 1l STOVES and TINWARE. Good Goods af Low Prices Hardware, Stoves and Fur- b ) nishing Goods. CUSTOM MADJ T1NWARE, Amy & Hv., 2220 Caming Svri-tll GLO. J. ARMBRUST, Stoves, Tinware, Cutlery, Ete. Also Tin Roofing, Guttering,Spouting, an1 General Job Tinning. The best of work and roa sonable ¢ Milk edns and other tinware 0 510 W ning St. Omuha, Neb. Dentits. R. D. WHINNERRY & KE Dentists, 1314 Farnath Strea MEAT MARKETS, E JERBERTZ 13th Street Market. Allkinds of fresh and salt meas constantly on hand. Poultry, game, ete., in season. E HERUERTZ. 14 80, 13th stroet. RESTAURANTS, The Norris Restaurant (8the very best eating house i the city. and you will be satisfied. Ulllso( firo 0a tie Awe fosn nal B irap can Tryle " 'Mouls, 250 each. 16th Bet, Douglas and Dodge Sts. | carringes i AUGUST 1886. OMAHA JOBBE® S’ CIRECYORY Artists’ 30, Material. A. HOSPE, JR., ists” Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1513 1 Street, On Agricultural Implaments. CHURCHILL PARKER, Whotesa tin Agricaltural Implements, R & METCALE CO., Agrienltural Tmploments, ages, Hugeios, B, Wholeeale, 0 PARLINSORENDORKEF & MAETIN Whatesale Dealors Agricnltaval Implements, Wagons and Buge o, 0 Wagons, , between Gth Wagons Car ha Butter and Eggs McSHANE & SCHROIDER, Buyers of Butter an! Bges Rofrigerator nnd Packing Houeo, 1ith and Leaven tehers' Too LOUIS HELLER, Buteliers’ Tools and Supplies, Hardware and Scales. TAYLOR, ale Repair Builders HIMEBAUGH Builders'Hardware & Mechanics’ Touls niil Buffalg d O LF Jobbers of Mardware and Tinware, Sheat Tron, Ete "TOR Wholesale Hardware. Wertern arents for Joffersd Powder (0. Fuirbnks & 10th end Harn Avstin Corner 0o Building Material. OMAIA LUMB, Dealor in Al Kinis of Building Material at Wholesale. 18th Stroetand Union Pacifie Track, Oma Boots and Shoes. AMERICAN HAND SEWED SHOE COMI'ANY, Manufucturers and W holesale Dealers In Boots and Shoes, Complcte stock af Hubber Goud alway « ) Austin, A w. MOR, « Jobbers of Boots and Shoes. 1411 Furnom st., Omuby M. I'l;.l'l'l NG, Agt. for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Bpecinl Brands. Faust, Budweiser and Frlaneer. )RZ & ILER, ager Beer Brewers, Omnha, Neb. LARKE Bros o 4! Omaha Coffee and Spice Mills. Teag. Ooffeor Spicor, Buking Powder, Firvoring Ex- tracts, Lain 1114-16 Harney & u, Neb. & MILF. 'OL Try ono Ooiree, 10 01 G b 10 Howard ., Omitin EA(.IJ',; CORNICE H ()Ifhb John Epeneter, Prop. Manufacturer of Galvanizod Iron and Cornice. 0 Dodge wud 103 und 105 N, 1001 8t., Omntin, RUEMPING & BOLTE, Manufacturers of Ornamental Galvanized Cornice Dormer Windows, Finals. Metalic Skylight, ete. § st ORNICE WORKS, C. Speeht, Prop. c. Bpe P A 610 S 1T R Oninbin, OMAHA CARPET CO., Jobbers of Curtains, 0Oil Cloths, ms, Mattings, Fte. 1511 Douglas A. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, 0il Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Goods, Etc. 123 Famam Street, Omalia, Neb, Carpets Linol Rugs, Crockery and Notions. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Mu urers and Importers of Crocke Chimneys, e Omiiha, Neb! Lampe, Bouth 1th et Commission and Storage. TGRIFFITH & TIIOMAS, woces<ors to Trano Griflith, Commission Merchants Ang Whologulc Dealers in Country Produce. Fruits, By 1 Conaignmit Ominfia. D. A. HURLEY, Commission nd Jobbing, wund Produce. ments solieited, Ty 10xis and s L Omnha, PEYCKE BROS,, ission Merchants, Fruits, Produc Pr. MILE, n Hard and Offico and yuz, 1ith and Nic Vard Telephon Grape ONE & CO., jers In )t Co OMAHA (O IL. COMPANY, Jobbers of Iard and Soft Coal, 200 South Thirteenth Street, Omak ")" NSON ¢ Confectionery. P. FAY & CO,, Manufaetul onfectioners, Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts and Clgars. 1211 kuroum St wihia, E. RIDDELL, Merchant. w. g and Commission lu\l‘lr lllll‘ WIEDEM. ‘ N & CO, Produce Commission Merchants, ultry, Buttor, Gume, Fruita. ete. 220 & Foultry _Gmiaha, Neb Storage Bpeciuiti Oyt | Largest Drug. ¥ st | OMAYA JORBERS' DIRECTORY 3 07AHA JOBBERS' ¢ IRECTCRY Cigars and Tobacco. MAN MEYE Johbers of Cig: Gun and & OO, Tobaceo, 1020 to 100 HEST & FRITSCHE. Manufactnrers of Fine Cigars, And Wh Toby Now. 108 Dry Goods SMITH & CO,, 1« & Notions Neb, A/ 0N Dry Goeds, | |||H|~II|\HL'" i a Pone o Distillers of Liay e, Tporters of Wiie WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLE'Y COand TLER & CO., Orugs. Paints, Etc. K DRUG €O, aint, Oil & Glass Honse f Drugg Oruntin, 7T CLA ste ino sts Sune Westot Chicngo. Con R GOODMAN DRUG Wholesale Ding And Dealors i Paints, 011 wid Wind O, ks, Omaba, Drain Tile, Ete. A |4‘. THI AURILPrS JW TEnTOnn SecATi0ns 1.1 CARSON, VIPres, ani & UNION HYDRAULIC DERAIN TILE CO. ofmee 1th st Omahn SppiTes tor syamine Enginecrs and Contractor BAYMOND & CAMPBELL, 10 ieers and Contractors, Bridges, Viaducts, ool by Sgeam Driving, i, Onk A 116 TR0 Taimbor. 1901 st nenr Furniture. DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in l urniture, S SHITE odding, Furniture, Mirrors. ete. 1205, Uph PAXTON, Wholesale Nos. 106, McCORD, B ’l ADY & € Wholesale Grocers, 13t asd Leave ste. Omaha, Hardware. W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron and Springs, Wagon Stock, Hardwa ALLAGHER & CO., Grocerics and Provisions, ‘9 and 711 8. 10th 8¢, Omalin, Nob. Heavy Hardware, h et On \"l‘n,\' Iron Worl Wroneht and Cas Builis Tt Work. Jewelry. EDHOLM & ERICKSC Wholesale .ln“‘c]('l"« and Musie Dealers, Deule ke, L., 00r, Dodge, O Lumber. LOUIS BRADIORD, Dealer in I.umlu“ Lath, Lime, S Doors, lite. Yards I Dougla: (IIICA(:() LUMBI: Wholesale Lumber, Coluotzer, Manager. C. N, Lumber, 18th amd Caltfornia Ktreets, Omaha, Neb. HOAGLAND, Lumber, org Only. arnom etrect. Omabi . It LED, Hardyood Lumber, t Flooring, 6t und 1 JOIIN A, Wholesale Lumbe Tmported wnd American Portlin Akent for Aitwaukee 1iyaranl Quiney White Live Stock. TON STOCK YARDS CO,, Of Omaha. Jhin ¥. Boyd, Superintenden Coment. State st Millinery and Notions. REELDER & orters und Jabbers of Millinery and Noti 1203 Jarnoy Stre Co., Notions. C. S, GOODRICIT f CO,, Are tho only Direct Tmporters L Toys & Fan wo rices duplicated wi 115 iriin Krect, Omahi. NOTION « '(I.; oods " at wild- Treignt. ROBINSON Notions and Furnishing Goods, A5 e 405 8. Tenth S5, Omiad l;IA\'l'Allllfi & SCHNEIDIR, Jobbers in Notions, Hosiery and Gents' Favaishing Gomls, 41008 Farnam st Omaha. Nob Overalls. CANFIELD MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Manufacturers of Overalls, Punte, Shirts, Bte. 1102 and 108 Dougls & Oumihii, Neb, 100 WESTERFIELD IKIH!», General Commission Merchants, 1103 Dode Bireot, Omay, Nebruska. Consigiienta Solleite WEEKS & MILLARD, General Commission Merchants, And Jobbers of Forelgn und Domesiic Frults. Corce- sbondence solicited: Wareh 4" omce, 110 N Thirteenth St Omabi, Neb. Felephi Live Stock Commission. M. BURKE & SONS, Live Stock Commission. Geo. Burke, Maniger. _Unton Stook Yards,8. Oimahs.~'Télephona 832 SAVAGE & GREEN, Live Stoek Commission Merchants, Bhipucots of uny and iy, (jinds of Biook solioited. Coal and Luua Printing. RBEES PRINTING COMPANY, Job Printers, Blunk Book Makers, Aud Book Biuders, 108 and 168 South Fourtes IRN NEWSPAER UNION Anxilinry Publishers, Dealers (n Type, P and Printers’ Supy Bouth s elfih th w Safes, Ete. G. ANDREEN, Oma Safe Works. Manufactorersof /16 nud Burglar Proof Sa‘er, Vauit Doors. Jail v . 18 uid Wire Work. Cor 14tk an. o 3 Hail's Safe & Lok Co.s’ r Proot Sufas, Thine Locks 102) Fariai wiroet Omahs, Sash, Doors, Etc. M. 4. DISBROW & €O, Wholesalo M rors of Sash, Doors, Blinds and Monldingsy Iranch office Omaha, Neb. LYMAN, Door, Blinds, Monldings, " T th Street tock of Boilders” Rash | BOHN MANUFACTURING CO., Manufacturers, of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Hncs SuniE Wark and terior e Wood Kinteh R b Aoy . Vinegar, Etc. EDWIN MORRIN (& CO,, Manufact Pac «in Pickles & Strictly Pure Apple Vinegar Sance, Pickles fined Applo Pumps. cuavreniLnL revre o, Wholesale Pamps, Pipe, Fitting Btégrn ol Water Buppiios eadavasters: fus MUK A, I, STRANG €Oy = Pumps, Pipes and Engines, Steam, Wator, Haflwny and Mill 20, 22w 624 Farnan st O COMPANY. Wi A i1 0 eieam nnd Water Supplien, el T S i Fee on, MunRECE. B MARHOF Wholesale Trank Millard Totel Block, Omalin, Wagons and Carriages. Sivr The Leading Car (ESTATLIS nd 1 Do 1go Factory, 188 street, Oiatin White Lead. LEAD CC Strictly Pure White Lead, 20h strectand U P, Ry, Railway Time Table OMAITA. of rrival and do- i parture of the local O. arrive 14th und C. B & Q. &M dopot depot. pot, corner of on'the B & M. ' ull o TBRINGE TRATN Bridge trains will_leaye (7 B0 --8:00 - S :4) 1310:00 ) 3200 — B4:00 or Omitha at 7 departure of traing from the pot at Council Blufls: ARIIVE. FIC. 15 13 5:30 Bime NOTINGES TERN. CHICAGO, ROCK 1SLAND & 1. L CHICAGO, MILW A9:05 A M. AG0 P KANSAS CITY, ST, A10:00 A, M. CB:60 w. AL WABASH, §T. AB00 8. M. | oux crry LOUIS & PACHI Al Mail and Nizht SOUTHWARD. TISSOURL PACIFIC Dy | 6:2inf Dopart. AN B, 13100 . 9:20a/ 8 Depart. AP 8:1an, Vintrimeurh NOKTHW ARD, P, ML & O Sioux City Bxprosd 0 Accommodn i EASTWAKD. C. I & Q. Via Plaitsmouth NOTE-A, tening duilys B, duily day; €, duily excopt & Monday N xeept Sunday. THE CHICAGO SHORT LINE —OF MHE Chicago, Milwaukeg & S Paul R'y THE BEST ROUTE from OMAHA and COUNCIL BLUFFS of THE EAST. B BLUFE: 0 TRAINS DAILY COURCIL N OMAHA AND Milwankee, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapid: Clinton, Dubuque, Davenport, Rock Islund,Freeport, Rockford, Blgin, Madison, Junesville, Beloit, Winona, Lu Crosse, Andall other ‘mportant points Enst, Northeast und Bouthuust For through tickets call on t At 1400 Faridum stroct s P Union Pacitic Depot Pulluin Socncrs Chicago, it the finest Dinkig Cues in tho are run i the nain fies of the CiiCAGo, MIWAUKEE & Br. PAUL ALLWAY, and every aitontion {8 piid 10 passengors by courteons R of tho Colnpiny. R Micesy Genernl Man JUE TUCR B, Assistant Gone A VL CARFENTER, Gencral Passenger and Ticket Agent. Gro. B, HEAVKORD, As e 1 and ‘Ticket Agent 3. G, Goneriy Suy Red Star Line | Beiwean lnlwer,; & New Yor! 10 142 RHINE, GERMANY, ITALY, HOL- LAND AXD PRANCE. ji% FALL AND WINTER. ) from 80 10§, Excupsio 0 §1:. Sucond Cabin i, 4 i § at low 'ruies. | Agonts. 83 Bir oy Punii, 12 it Generwl Passen- riatendent, s