Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 4, 1886, Page 3

3 ) | s ¥ A SCARE FOR sm CULATORS. | Yellow Fever Prc err s T Biloxi Make | vision Tmrlvrs Nervous. SO DOES ARMOUR'S CIRCULAR. | A Feeling of Weakness in Al the rake wtle Pits and Prices Downwara Tura — ( Trading CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET, Telegr Ciieaco, Sept Special am to the Beg.j=I ision traders we ner vous this morn They fear our T on one hand and ok the other. 1t it was really ascerta those eases at Biloxi gen fever and likely to spread, there greatest consternation. 16 said one dis pateh, “the south is to suffer from another epidemic of fever it will be ruined.” I experiences of this watket to annual scare of this sort make the pit all the more ex- cited. The great vellow fever panic was in 1579, Since then there lave been annual scares, Each year, just as certain as Septem ber comes around, there is a yellow fever case ether at New Orle at some other port on the gu If the physicians should be right and it sioula turi out simply bilious 1oty low fever, it will be the best possible thing that could happen for the longs, There has undoubtedly been quite liberal seiling and the short interest s probably 25 per cent Tarzer than it was Monday. Uhe market started oui a little unsette and with some conditions com Iy chanzed. Wheat was higher this morning and pork lower. This was the exact reverse yesterday, but there was nothin z beyond the Tocal temper t account for the ehange. The dipts were 105 cars of winter and 60 of gpring wheat, (42 of corn, 1% of vats and 14,000 head of hogs, ‘Lhe withdrawals were S4508 bu of spring wheat, 285,772 by of sorn, and 40715 bu o ot The weather conditions do not particularly favor aither side of the mark Octo ber wheat opencd at - isige, sold at Nge, and declined {0 AN Corn was steady at 43 for October. Oals opened at 27 e bid, Pork started steady at £10.4), 5010l 1045, and under heavy offel ins tell to S10 Ribs were steady at S6. il sumed an easier 1 additional 10e ), seiling at £10.25. Corn dropped e for October, and wheat to Tl @iz e for the same month. Sellers in everything were very wlenty, with no decided démand from any source. Outside orders in - pork, particularly those from the south, were stricted. Up to noon pork haa 15¢ from the opening, with lard and ribs each going off slowly at a deeline ot be from earlier auotations. While prices were lower, it cannot be claimed the gen- era! Jocal feeling was very mueh weaker, ‘There was stmuply nothing gupport the market, and séve bear if of things was corn, which was particularly slow. ‘The r ceipts, being 642 cars, were not quite up to the estimate, but not far enouzh under to give the market any strength. In the di tance traders saw more corn than they had use for, and every prospect of it coming in steadily for weeks to_come. October de- clined before noon to 429, There was very littl wheat, \l\!nh-. afteér the ellow wert ine heavy trading in tirst hour of the ses- took on the sume heavy feeling sed tone notie e in the other orite resting place fo wed to be around 5ie, for around noon it hung there with a great deal of porsistence. The close throughout the whole list was steady, featwreless and slow AFIERNOON SE o'clock—Very general selling prevailed in all pits durinig the last session. Wheat opened lheavy at but soon touched Plhe close was all around at the following bid for ' October; 40¢ Septembe ubers 47¢ May R ¢ asked for tember ¢ October. Pork—Lower; £10.10 nominal Septeimber; £10.20 October;’ $10.07:5 nominal November $11.20 Janvary. Lard—About steady §6.50 asked |u October, Ox e Corp—Puts soldat T4ic, nu| calls on October corn calls 421c. CHICAGO LIVE SIOCK. Ciicago, Sent. 5.—(Special Telegram to the BEE.|—CATTLE—The sudden and un- expected falling off in receipts tended to leck the disastrous down turn that set in Tuesday and continued through Wednesday and Thursday, The demand to-d cinlly for good matives, was active, and such sold out quickly and at a slight advan over the prices of the past few days. But all other classes underwent little or no change, except, perhaps, that salesmen came nearer g what they asked (not what stock was an eitfhier on Wednesday or Thur 500 to 1600 Ib steéers sold at d prime to ehoice 13%0 to 1400 Ib H $4.060024.50, with good to choice 1200 Ib steers at $4.0)14.40, lllu‘ |IKL' rough but good butehering ste Texans sold within a ran, b for south- ern and Indian for northern range stocl gers and half breeds sold ot Some very good natives Sep- Septembers on October wheat a7k @i, Puts were quoted at4lie, and The market was active and prices a strong e higher, closing quiet, with late sales a shade off (rom morning prices, common, $4.5 7500490, and Liicht sorta were almost unsaieable, nonitiai At 34,0004, 50, Rough FINANCIAL. —Mo¥gy—On New York., Sept, quiet, rancing from 5 to 7 per closing at 6 per cent asked. PRIME MERCANTIL cent. STERLING EXCHANGE at $4.514 for sixty day cent, PAPER—4@5 Quiet and tirm bills and $4.84 for per Bonds with ¢’ 14 per cent lower. Stocks—The stock market to-day, except for the first few minutes, was decidedly strong and the volume of business as coni- pared with the previous davs of this week was about doubled, Extraordinarily fayor- able traffic returns induced new buying, principally among grangers and trank line lave been dull, ted that | shares. ‘The opening was very tame, but prices showed advances of from ' to % per cent generally. ‘There were some slight re- cessions in early trading from the opening figures, but these were alterwards recovere and a dull but generally firm warket exist; until noon. “In the afterncon, how ever, under’ the leadership of St Paul, the market became more active and stronger, and without reaction continued to advance until the last half hour, when reaiizations caused sowe slight recessions from the best prices. ‘The warket. however, closed firnm at about the best figures reached. Everything on'the netiye list 18 higher to-might and St aul and Union Pacitic are up 1' per eent " ke Shore 1% per cent and Now tral 13 per cent, BTOCKS ON WALL STREET. t bonds.. 1004, C. &N, W ...... seeees 100 ||'h'l|«'l| x. PIC 3¢ ln~L0|1 ‘i'ran 424 Pacitie Mail.. 411 Il).& E. > & Pacitic 0s of 5. Central Pacitie. 185 i . 3¢ Hock Island St L. & preferres 1 N C., M. & Bt. B, proferred” 1 preferred Iliyois i St. ,'. &0.....00 ., B & .. 163 preferred . 815, Texas Pacific 8714 Unlon Pacific. . 455 W, 5 & P 1 preferrod . Mo, Pacilic rn Union Nontern Pac preferied A tomato wflg‘lmf two and one-half Hunmn was grown at the poor hounse gar- n at Yo Pa., aod puamhledLu the editor of the Age. DAILY PRODUCE MARKET Flour winter wheat L 83,0004.00: Wi Soff spring whoat, 450 Jna4.10: patents and 83,0 Steady, firm flonr, sonsing lier zer at and ned casl sterday Butter—No mater dairies, T Full cream cheddars ¢ Young America, 91y, Hides—1eavy green salteq bl hid 5 dry Loet dry int, e lde; calt skins, e each, No. 1 salted 1l country, Bi,@i{e; ecake, Wheat, lower: Octe October, 41 15 Pork, lower! (N N BoAnn. Corni, lower sasy s October, October, $10,20%5, Lard unchiat Receints, 11,000 05,000 1 300,000 200,000 5,000 i 61.00) ork, Sept. Wheat — Re- L 25.000: exports, 16,0005 spot a shade lowers options depressed and %@ice lower, closin, bottom rates: mgraded red; “6e; No. 1 red, in elevator, 881 ¢ October closingat Ssie. Dot a sl closing 1,000 un Siupments. Flour. hhls, 10,040 Wheat, b, Corn, ou., Oate.bu Rye,bu, Barley.ou 0,000 15500 1000 50,000 lower, port in el closing g Oats—Firm’ mived western, 4le, Petrolenm—Steady : United closed at 61, Firmerand in zood demand: w Tec , 8L000; exports, white western, & mess quoted at (1150 for new. nsettled: western steam, spot, ],nmu-r—l irm and in fair imquiry; western, ‘irmer and in good demand: i ~Wheat—Stronger ; | 2 mixed, 4 rk— Dl Quict at $ Whisky—Active and firm at Milwaukec, Sept Veaker: cash, 3 ber, Wi Corn Oats Drooping Dull; Rye Firm: Jarley—St Provisions Pork—Se tember, £10.10, | full w'.mum r 0.2, cash, Firm i e Easy at Pork--Strong « Lard—Firm at 36, Whisky—& Butter— 200 dairy AFTERNOON Bo @ e lower. Corn and e lower Minneapolis, Wheat — ak butin good demand: sample lots of milling wheat are seliing on tr at leelige above quotations for grade wheat in sto No. 1 hard, Taige: October, 7 cash, Tl 1 northern, ¢ Oetobe October, T northern, cash, -Dull;’ patents, $4.504.50 tive and firm: creamery, weak and Qats ¢ at, 83,000 busl af, 4,000 bushels; flour, New Orleans, Sept. . lower: in sacks, mixed, low, Oats—Quiet, nmcal—asier Hog Products higher. ~Corn—Dull and fong elear Kansas City, . 2 red, cash, o eigebid, ¢ o askid. . Wheat—Qu Lo bid, 4o asked led; November, cash d, rash. Wheat—Fi Liverpool, Sept, No. 2 winter, fairdemand; new sprin o, Flour—Fitin'and in fair demand at § irm and in fair demand niber, October and Noveuber, 48 5 Toledo, Sept. 3.—Wheat—Steady; c and m s 9d; q 42i4e. eglected, LIVE STOCK. Chicago, Journal revorts Cattle—Receipts, clearance .\llipr & steers, § ers and feeders. €2 003, and mixed, $L50@3.00; throngh Texas cattle, LSW webferns, All sold and the t a shade Texans, §2,50 western ran nativ and half-breeds, §2.50 3 wintered Hogs—Recelpts, 1 ing weak; rough anl cking and | Shipping kips, & Diover's xood bulls 407 1,500, better, W, common e Pexans, $1.15¢ 2753 lambs, $4.00@ St Louis, Sept. 2.—Cattie—Receipt 1,0003 shipments, 100; stronger on good « tle, others steady'; common to clioice h ping, $i. cows and heite Hogu—Receipts, firm; cholce and wixed packinz, $4. Kansas Oity, shipments, cholco cattle st others very dull: common to oo, 4.50: stockers and feeders, §250 Hows— Keceipts, shipments, 1,000; I §4,8@5,10; “Recelpts, 4,000; shipments, 5003 opened 5e10c Ligherand closed weak with | the advance lost: common to choiee, $4,10@ 4.55; grassers and pigs, §2.504.00, OMAHA LIVE 8TOCK. Friday Evening, Sept. 3. CaTrLE-Llie market was verylslow and a few cows ehanged hands, Hoas—The hog warket was firm at _\'l‘~ll‘l- day's prices, . here was nothing doing on the RECEITS, eene FMV Proevailing Prices. Showing the prevailing prices paid for live stock ou this market. Choice steers, 1530 to 150 1bs, Choiea steers, 1100 to 13u 1Ls, ... Medium steers, 1230 to 1490 lbs at little steers, 109% to 1150 1bs Gooad feeders, 00 to 1000 Ibs o to choice corn-fed cows Fuir to medium grass cows Giood to choice bulls Light and medium noj Gdb 10 choice heavy Ko Good to chioice mixed liozs. . Giood 10 choice sheep. Fair togood sheep Commou sheep..... Representative Sales, COWS. No. Av. I'r, No. 0...... 08 65 8. THIPONOR 1] 2 HOGS. No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. ‘Av, Shk. Pr G100 $4.50 60,4 — $4.60 | Av. C06 52,50 oAy wWiloussaug | in view of th | eooler, so that de , S5.50014.00; | § lmm ess THROW 01 I'r No. s, Av. Shk, b 10 20 10 Wedne 25 } Friday, 2N All sales ot stock 1n this market pez ot live weight unless otherwi dead e oll at tee per Ib for all weizhts, SSKins, " or hogs weizhing less than 10) by no value. Pregnant sows are docked 40 1bs «od stags S0 1bs. made stated. Notes, Cattle <low. e One load browgnt 5 day. I'he narket firm. followinz were on the market with : Wells, Gardiner & Co., Rawlin Corlett’ Bros,, Rawline, 7 cars: James in, Hartington: John Wiegins, ¢ e Aldrews & Co., Raw- lins, 8 cars Ilie following were amoni those registered at the hotel to-lay: C. B. Wel o M MeKey, Rawlins: E. K. Corlett; Mebza. Chesaming Iivs, \\1ll ns Broken Bow Dickson, “Beun Pampel, Carbor M. Boye E. Larma sephi B, Adim On tie mark Kearney: € Gibbon 't with kson' & Co ¢ 1S, MelLen: & Co, Weston; Ge Hotfman, Ger Lmely L& Gt West Point: J. Avgerter i I’ Kitkenny, Council Bluits: Ripp & Humplireys S, R, Black, Gothemburz, MARKETS General Produce, Friday Evenin The following priz s are for r procuce, assold on the mudrke! o<y, quotations o fruits represent the priecs a which outside orders are ille (. Sept i b | per v above anything yester- | | Todide, per I, &500¢ R | hol. (@6.00; BEE: do, auarter ke fuse, per 10 fc i O ATURDAY, ting, kegs, $2.5 Lead Bar, & W neend, Omaha, P, s, piire, $7.35: Mar wns 2ot French zine % encl) 2ing rgd seal, s vifie, i varnish asst We: French vermillion, “American, 1% Indian s PINK, 146 Venetian red, Cook Venetian red, American, 11 mie vellow, genuine. ochiré, roche 1 ire, American mineral, Frenc hzi ne ¢ whitine, gilde ampblack, G ordinary, 8§ 1sevandyke, raw, 404 {eswhiti nianstow Prussian blue brown, se: unibe i Tampblack ultramarine burnt, 4¢3 umber sienna. burnt, ¢t sienna,’ raw, 4 nuine. i rars . common. ome ereen, N. Y., 20c: chfome green, K, 12¢3 venmillion, K1 . in_oil 0c: raw and burnt umber. 1 Ib_ca faw and burnt stenia, Tieg vandy Lie; re fin mpblack and 1vory 40 ultramarie blue M. & D, 16e: bli & D)., 1066: Paris ereen, 1 Venetian i Tuse Ametican vermillion, L. & D 20e: yellow ochre, te: T, M. & O, .. 18 good “ochre, 10e:’ patent Irver, Se: graining eolor, lieht oak, dark oak, wlaniit, chestnut and ash, DRUGS AND CUEMICALS—Acld, B2 acid. tartaric, 5% : balsam 47c: bark, sassatras, per B, 10c: calonel, < ehinclionidia, per oz, 40c¢; chioro: form, per b, 40 ¢1 sowders, | per . I &1 Do salts b, carbolie, aiba, ver L40: 01l B0c: opium & S, per oz, alicin, | phate morphine, per oz, §2.40. 1 stryehnme, per oz, & V AnNtsnEs—Barrels, per gallon: extra furmityre,” No ach, N W.and R sul sulpht Furni <1005 s Dal 1 a tum, v\lru B8 e, €8.505 hard ol finisn, Lprnirs—Cologne spirits. do 101 proot, $L15: spirits, 101 proof, SL14: o 18 proof, €113, Aleo- of, €205 per wine gallon. | Hedis- S, SLO0LA. Gin, blended, Kentuek, bourbons, €200 tucky and Pennsylvaniary 0@ Golden Sheaf bourbon and rye whi kies, SLA0w®, Brandies, imported, s .00, domestie, SLAX@00, " Gins, imported, 450 domestic, 1250, QU8 00@: 00 188 proof, $L.1 second auality. imported, per cast per ease, $10.00@1 Grocers' Vist. dium, in bols, £.50 smail, in bbls, $6.5 erkins, in bbls, do in hait bbls, S 70, 4gatlon ke ctibe per gallon: M Syrup, iue per gallons [ gallon ¢ gallon cans,’ 8535 No 1 quarter anples ated boxe 3 Eaas—The bulk of the receipts are seiling | rrR—Strietly sweet, form color, packed tin commands 15 £ 16e, or even mo ket, bat t ¢ is little or none comi W be graded as sueh, Faney butte ringing even better prices, country butter is seili wor at dase, and - slow 1ot the very best, sold Ciripsi—Fancy i fancy full eream fiats, two in box, 10c et Youns Ameriens, Cou in box, 10 faney Sw 14¢: brie : Limbury, POULTRY i u falling the receipts, while a good demand, chof fair tim advan 0 i spring il sickens, medium, stall, not IHIL< s, not uni- tubs, solid and new el here near appro Prices e a0 1 oz, wanted. ONT0Ns—Southe grown. per bu.. SLG0. CLLE Y reis not res inein to supply the deman be” handled very extensiv month. Shivpitz stock, per doz., 40c. OvsT There are no « consequence in the market yet. here does not open as a rule o 1st of September. The n At fom 35 t LEsoNs—The New vaneed 0 per Would 101cé up prices here, as stock i Tight and very little in transit. lemons, per box, $10.00¢¢10,5 BaNANAs—Lhere are not s market atpresent, AS the safery, there will be a better supply warket. Bananas, yellow, per buneh, nough com- - but it will not until next York box sinee market has ad- any in_the weather becomes on the ALIFORNTA Frurms. hly cleaned up., e market Is now 1 is not a pound of jobb for by next w at_ wiueh h vailin, Mkt toads are being looked will no doube sell u have been pre- glut, Miiscatine w inferior and sn; 0; musk melons, per doz., WEET PoraToEs—Tov q ling at ~s—-Hurdly any lome grown are per b, ling in now. Cocoaxt than hundr HoNEy - strained, 10c; Nebr. sk, dark. 10611 vr—Buik, 14 to 17 gation wzal_cans, per gal, ¢ gal, S1.10, Cinen -New 1 ork, per bbl, $7.00; bbl. $4.00: Crab, per Goz qts, 3219 retined. ver bbi, 6,00, —White_wine, 18a17c; cider, 13 ath, 1d¢; triple srength, do. half Micligan Figs, layer, 4 Ib boxes, s, faney fard, 12 1b boxes, n A)Ihhu\\w per I, 10¢, L large polished, 1e; e glish walnuts, e almonds, monds, Lunguedoc, 1 peatiuts, peanuts, hand tpeanuts, rc aan—Bricks, strictly pur Les 10-ib tin mails, strictly 1b boxes, per sre.—Pigs’ 00: do, per kit, ke, do, lx‘l‘ Kit, do, pint lozen, “Iripe, per 1 do, per 14 lo, Provisions—llam, suzar 0-1b boxes, st bacon, sugar clear side bacon, S f-hams 15 16e 40-1b cans b pails, do, cured, ldc; ew Povarors—There is an inereased and for choice stock. Farmers are not | bringing in enough to supply local demand, Ther ponts. (irA1 re ear lots arriving now Cliol Cor from on # quotable at (070 010 0a13,23¢; new oats, iile 503 second quality, quality spring wheat tiour; e cl low corn per ewt hor ewt 00 per ton, Genernl Markets, @200 per 1b; fine heavy, i coarse, 12@l50; burry Prime siaughter sole leather, 4' X sole leather, S aine, taot, hem. kip, i Fren ch kip, 81,009 a $1.00@ pobble, 25 0,00 per do _rate, $2.25; lesteel, be; 12@150; wagon spokes' per sat, nubs, per set, $1.25: felloes, 40; tongues, each, 75¢; axles Judre uuts per 1b."@ 11 lm.l , por i20; walicabe ron wedgs, 1 Bo; I urruwkleelll. 4ot spring s @ Burden's borseshoes, 3 unle shoes. $5.40. Barbep wire.' in e, 3100 per 100 ibs. roni 2.50; atoel naila: 83.0; Sty e Pl T R A powder, kegs, $250: do, half kegs, $2,00; g, 502 oil pingsand linings, $6.008 JEAVY HARDWAR low stosl sps st tools d car ns, | and | home- | 1 handie them with | ot any kind i haids | feet, ver | 3, none in i currants, T @iige; prune: 0 Goons—Oy s, S92, : (’ll\hrlum per case, white cherries, per case, 35 e, $3,00: blue: berries, per case, 3 eg Ditins, 0 )xm«'\)mlv. b, ber 1. per do: g scheries, nz beans, per 2o Tima beens, per case.’ €16 Ill'llflv\h' i L3 ulated, standard extia l, ) ium contectioners’ (Lt TR 1ok 1 1b, 83e: 3 g ror _gloss, 6 ib, Kingstord 1 1b, 7e; King sford’s pure, rime, 1 )y and v ‘interior Ji 1 Arhuekle i : in's XXX X roasted, 14150 Dilwortl's, 145 e: Red Cross. 14 e, CANDY—Mixed, ; stick, Sig@o} arneau’s soda, butter aIns, Styei ginger snaps, and pienic, Navon tmperial, standard, €4.00: Kirk's Washboard. round, per 0; square ¢ mule square, Ory Lumoer. DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS, 0, 16,00 16,00/ 16250 17,56 19 00 ARDS, 14 and 16 ft L4 and 16 ft 1 and 16 1t 1d 16 ft . Tough... ¢ Gineh, 12 and 14 L., rough. .. SIDING Isteom., 12, 14 and 16 ft oveqt . Fence s eee CEILING AND PARTITION. l~.l com., V. ¢ Piue Partition . Clear %, in, Norway Pine Ceiling....... FLOORING. ), white pine E6 m\h. U e STOCK BOART A 12 inch. 5,15, 12, 14 and 16 f 112 incl L el D12 inen, ¢ " e No. 1Com, 12 in,,s, 15 12, 14, FINISHING r, 14 inch, s. azon 25,00 A select, 1 incl 13 select, 1 incl No. 1, plain,Sand 10 inel No. 2, plain,s and 10 inel SHIN *A* Standard.. Beineh ¢ G-inch clear {| No.1 Cedar ¥A%] Lath. Quiney white lime:(bést.. et (Akron) Farred uin POECwt . r \\lmll- E_MAGIC STARCH MADE BY MAGIC STARCH CO. PHILADELPHIA, PA, FINEST and BEST IN THE WORLD. NEEDs NO COOKING Producing a rich, beautiful GLOSS and STIFFNESS, No Stareh yet introduced ean be com- pared with the MAGIC. One package will do the work of two pounds of ordinary starch, 80ld under guarantee of the manufucturers. SLOAN, JOHNSON & CO,, Wholesale Agents, Omaha, Neb. 2W, A Guick, Permaner MEN(?."A.,‘:“ e B Soliicne W caktiees. Ko quackery. e R e e e M 00 B ALL DParis ver | SEPTEMBER 4, .| OMAWA JOBBE 15' DIREGTORY | OMAYA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY | Teas. Corrce: 1886. Artists' Material. TR., s and Organs, A, HOSP Artists’ Materials, Pi 1513 Touglng St Agricultural Implements. CHURCHILL PARKER, wh Aflrmmm.xl Im]v]»nunh Carringes Wagons, gEi o , between 9h A 0. O, N et METCALF CO., 1 Tmplements, Whalesals, LININGER & Agriculte Artinzes. Buge PARLINORE \Iml. Wholesale Dea Amhullu! |I lmpl Wagons and Bugsie Inaha & MARTI ment Butter and Eggs MeSHANE & SCHROEDER, Bayers of Butter and Refrigerstor nnd Packing House, 1ith worth 8t UL 1 1A, Omana, Butchers’ Tools. LOUIS HELLER, Butehers' Tools and Supplies, aveuge Ca wiwaye in stoek. 121 Builders' Hardware and Scales. HorepAraGIn TAYLOR, Builders'd re&Seale Repair Shop | Mechantes' Tools and Buffalo Scales, 1405 D Omalin, Not LEE, FRIED & CO., .luhlwr nflhn'nl\\:n and Nails, Tinware, Agents for Hlowe Scales, wder (o Omutia, Net OI & WILILE Whotesale Hardwar 1Y CO. Notle, Austin Corner Building Material. OMAITA LUMBER CO., Doater in All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale, 18th Strectand Un on Pacth K Omahn. Boots and Shoes. AMERICAN HAND SEWED SHOE COMPANY, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Boots and Complete rtock of Itu " V. UUI{\I Jobbers of Boots and Shoes., 1L Furnan st, Onnla, Neb. 3 wireet, Boston. M. KEATING, Agt. for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Specinl Brands. Fuust, Budweiser and Erlanger. STORZ & ILE CL: llfl\l, BROS. -l' (0., Omaha Coffee and iy e | riet Oinslia, Nob G.ATES, COLE & Home Coffee and Spice Mills M’ Cultee Rogtera i & nders, Ma Cornice. EAGLE ('()I(\l(' on 1] l)l{h John Epeneter, Prop. .On BOLTE, nized (‘nruu'M "EMPING « Manufact Ornamental Galy: Dormer Windows, Finals. 120y sE, 1IN CORNICE WORKS, echt, Prop. : cUs tmproved Pat- Carpets. "OMAH. CARPET Ubers of Cuartains, 0il Cloths, eutns, Mattings, Fte. 1811 Dougla S. 4. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil Clotis, Mattings, Curtain 1@ Famam Street, co.,’ Carpets, Lino! Rugs, Crockery and Notions. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Munufucturers and lmporters of Crockery, Glassware, Chimneys, ete. 317 South 13th st. Cinba, Lamps, Commission and Storage. T GRIFFITH & THOMA; rehants ntry Produce. Fraits, Butter, Eggsand 1 Head Grape Busk, PEYCKE BROS., Commission Merchants, Fruits, Produ nd Provisions, On Coal and Lime. P. MILESTONE & CO., Dealers in Hard uunl Soft Coal, Offco and yard, 4th and Nichol Yard Telophe G0 A D AN, St S Trens, OMAIA COAL, COKI & LIME COMPANY, Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal, 201 South Thirtoenth Street, Omahin, 1. J. JOHNSON & CO., turers u{ lllllmh White Lime, ers of C: e, Cement, Plaster, Pipe. NGb. + Omaba, Neb, NONMAN, V. Pres. Mann And s 1dn Gmice, Paxso Fire Bri ‘Hotel in " Farnwm st Owal Confectionery. F P. FAY & CO,, Manufacturing Coufectioners, Jovbers of Fiuits, Nuts and C) 1211 Farnam St Onili KIDDELL, Commission Merchant, or, Bggs, Chicese. Poultry, Guie, Hre. 112 South 14th st WIEDEMAN & (0., Produce Commission Merel Poultry, Butter, Game, Fruits, etc. Giiha, Neb, ISTERFIELD BROS General Commission Merchants, 1406 Dodge Kureet, Omali, Nebraska. Cousiguments W, E Storage and s—Hut yeters, Kte. nts, 20 8. Wbk WEEKS & MILL. ilt‘l). General Commission Merchants, And Jobbers of Foreign and Domestic Fruits. o Sbondence soliciicd. Wareliouse and omice, 10 N. Thirteenth S, Omuba. Neb. Telephone 715, Livg Stock Commission. lrHE | CaNeIELD Cigars and Tobacco. MAX M Jobbers of Gune and Ammonit 10 P Fi EST & LEYER & (uz)\u FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine And Wholesnle Deale HNS o in Leat 1 N Dry Goods, M. I Drugs l argest Drug. | s GOODI. And Dealers in Pain: A SAcENT UNIC DRAI Office 213 & 1ath st Supplies for Manuf Engineer Bridges, Vinducts, | Pillog, Onkang'i> DEW CHARLE: Furniture, Mirrors. ote. 1205, 1208 PAXTON, Wholesale Noe. 705, Bedding, swirn &« oo, Farnighing Goods & Notiens WILLONW SPRINGS DISTILLE'Y COand ILER & CO., Paints, Etc. H.T. CLARKE DRUG (0., | int, Oil & Glass Honse | lete Line of Tarney st O IN DRUG Wholesale Dinggists. Ollnand Wind. Drain Tile, Ete. 1W.NEnke it ) CAnsoN, Viires, nnd HYDRAULIC )N TILE € Omana. Neb. Engineers and Contractors, RAYMOND & CAMPE and Contr Trusses, Sten riiyo Laimber. o Ormani. Nt Furniture. Y & STOX Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, Farnam st., Omaha, Neb. SHIVERICK, Up and 1210 F Groceries, GALLAGHER oceries and Prov um.-' TIL S 10th 8¢, Omaha N Tobaceo, am st., o, L. 100 to Cigars, Druggists Sun ahi, o, 1 Soc.{ Troas Supt 0. M ctors, o riving, 130k . nenr holstery, Oma & CO., 0 “AHA JOBBERS' [ IRECTORY Safes, Etc. ANDREEN, Omaha Safe Works, Manufacturers of Fire Doors, datl W ork, ) Tihwnd Jhekaon Sta . ¢ [Saten. Yoo x. Fire a BONN | Mould r. BOYER & CO,, Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock \ Horg ar Proat Satas, Time | And Jail W Fariim & Sash, Doors, Etc. M. A, DISBROW Wholesnlo Manufa Sash, Doors, Blinds and \1.n|lnl|uz¢. Branch offiee, 12th and 17ard abia, Nel Go 1Y LYMAN, Sash, Door, Blinds, Mouldings, & Paper, ete, 1 th Thisteenth Streety o Neb, A ‘complete stock of Butlders Hardwa MANUFACTURING €O, Manufacturers, of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Kand Iy Fard Wood Finieh v Sth and Loavenw orth Sta. fulin, Ne Jurtopene Pumps. CHURCHILL PUMIP CO., Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Bteam and Water Supuiien Meniquiicrs { ¢ Mast Steam, Watcr, It o, Halladay W f0's Gooda: 1111 Farmam st O ba. Neb. A. L. STRANG CO. Pomps, 1 Wod G20 Furnam st 0 U S ll'lA\'H.I'L\'l LA and romr Supplies, Plumbing i nam " & 10, MUUAKCE: . . MARHOIr, Wholesale Trunks, Millard Hotel Block, Omati, Wagons and Carriages. A. J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage F (ESTANLASHED IN8) 11 Dodge street, Omah Lo 140 nnd White Lead. CARTER WHITE LEAD CO., Strictly Pure White Lead, o Jthatroetand U.P. Ry, Omaka, WHO 18 UNACQJAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPMY OF THIS COUNTAY WILL SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP THAT THE Tith H fardware. Whale Wagon end Car Et 9\ ‘ON R Range Iro; Dealers in Silverware Juweler's st cor. D Do Yards—C th i 84 8. 13th street, Om FRIED Lumber, Li Cor. ith and I EDNEY le Jewele me, HOAGL.: Mc (.fll“). BRADY 1( Co., Wholesale Grocers, 14 Leavenworth sts., Om: W..J. BROATCH, v Hardware, Iron and Steel, Springs, Wagon Stock, Tiard and 1211 Hars m & GIBBON, le Tron and Steel, 1Ko Wood Stock, are CvenwOrth At OGERS s, Furnaee Goods. 121 Stroct, Iron Works. PAXTON & TI n Works, Jewelry. IDHOLM & ERICKSON, and Music Dealers, Di s W, 1t i Dealer in Lumber, CHICAGO LUMBER CO., Wholesale Lumber, . Neb. F. Colpel N. DIETZ, Lumber, 16th and Caltfornia Stroy s, Oma w. Gnr Cement, 1ND, ||mhur. Heavy Hardware, +Omutiu, Neb. s, atches, Clocks, 105 Lotk tzer, Manager. hia, Neb. To De Office. Hardw Wood Carpot JOIIN A, Tmported and Amer "Akent for S ike Or Limited, 1218 and 1215 Har In Nebraskn. Chicago g ieight. 30 g . Wi 455 and 45 8 VINYARD ( 10% an. Jeans Pants, Shirt And Bouk Biu 10 WES Ill\'\l Auxiliay Doulers in Type, M. BURKE d Live Slulk Commission. Burke, Manager. Unll.ukwfl lldl 8. "E‘,"_" Telephone 632 SAVAGE & GREEN, Live Stoek Commission Merchauts, Pickles, M. Picklcs & Str Baking Fowder, Bhipments pt woy aud all kinds of $iock wolioited. tock Vards. Oak John ¥. ROBINSON 108 0 Ovel MANUIFACITURING COMPANY, Manufacturer REES PLINTING Job Printers, Blank Look Ma T. W. HARVEY LU. !IIH;I{ 0., ralers Only. 1403 Farnam street,Omaha. CHAS. R. LEE, Lumber, nd Parguet Flooring. §th and Douglas | vod WAKEFI Wholesale Lumber, Ete, Portlind € Hydruulic Cement and Best Quiniey W hite Lime. Live Stock. NION STOCK YARDS CO., Omaha. Hoyd, Superinf Millinery and Notions. Millinery and Notions, 10y Stre Notions. le Dealors in Notions and Foruishing Goods, (& SeaNr Jubbers in Notions, Hosiery and 00015, win st O h alls. wSP. ¢ Publi it Vinegar, Etc. TEDWIN MORRIS €O, Packers und NOTION CO., ients’ I COMPANY, APER UNION ELD, nt. State tendent, IDLR, urnishing » Nob Doulus Street, upplies. 89 | BHI“AED ROCK ISLANG & PACIFIC RAILWAY Erense n”urw\lnl‘ ition and closw relation ta afl prin b il Boints West. Nort The Great Rock Island’ Route Guarantons ite patrons that seneo of personal seen. Fi RS e roa Bed. smooth trac) va HiATER Sialis Dt bular A T AT The Famous Albert Lea Route I# the dirnct and fuvorito lne between Chicago and e bl et e B roVinces. OV thin ot Fast e wieering i aue 10ck1ities, et th dici e Maps , At Cil el nciy ainto United Biates and Cadada; o aring . CABLE, E. 8T, JOHN, Pros't & Gew r, Gen' I ThL & Pass. Ag'ty _CHICAGO. P. BOYER & CO. DEALEKS 1N Hall'sSates,Vauils, Timel ocks and Jai! Work, 1020 Faurnum Street, O:uaha. Neb, Railway Time Table ¥ 1 « 1 C. i &Q — 1) LE “Depurt PR 1 AN 1 9:20m! Busbl. .\ OMATIA. The following 1s the time o arrival and de: parture of trains by Central Stan he local depots. Trains of th ). arrive und depart from their depot, corne th and Webster stre trains on the B, & M. and K. C., 8t J. & © B from the B. . depot . all others from ‘the Union Pacitio BRID! VT 5 85008 140 1:00-2:00. 00--11:10 p. m. Leave Trausfor for Ouiiia ot 7 0 r.om Leave Droadway 10 85 p. m: 1100, Ly. Gmahi 10 00p. m. In effect A Avive Omaha Ar. Brondway hiialil further no- 1 o present t J.W. MOR LCTING LINES pacture of trains f afer Depot at Ce 1 Blutls: DERART. 1CAGD, ROCK ISLAND & ARIIVE, PACLE A M A Avarw | CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY. A D35 A, M, A 9:15 AL M. Bodp ! i 622 v CMICAGO, MILWAUKEE & &7 A5 A | A A 6:40 . KANSAR CIT¥, ST, Al Fi PAUL. 15 A, M AT00 N JOE & COUNCIL BLUFKS, X A M, | D 63455 A, AL [ A D5 P M. WABASH, ST. LOUIS & PACKIC AB:00r | A e N, BIOUX CITY & PACIHIC, AT AN, | A9 5 A M A 8i25 v M. 2 AR b WESTWA Arrive, UNION PACI Pucific x| Denver Fix | Bl 0ifha Bitia bi6a 1i)a 81104 | 640 10:4ul Arrive, Bl and Express Night Express SOUTHW AKD. MISSOURL PACIFICT 4, M. (1 M0 duy Expross \ Night B .8 K. G, BT. J."§& ©, it | \ Plattsmouth . 7:004] 7:10 CUTHW AL, Arrive, Dopart Tilon 9:10h) Depuit AL TN 1. 1, M A e [HE ; 3 A E N g Mciay will Ie L Ouhland Avcomuod'n i) BASTWARD. Areive. I Ly ) M i Pluttsiniuh 710 dailys M. duily except Bune Suvirdiy D, daly exsept on. Tiopa :20] 000 NOTE A ay: “ARD THAINS . touve € nom nver k., 10155 301108 0. 10 Atlantio 5. 0. B0 Si 01055 wia '} g PR “Exonpt Sauiay.