Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 6, 1886, Page 3

FINANCIAL New York, Sept ’ MoweY—On easy, ranging from 6 to 6 per closing at 8 per eent acked, PRIME MEROANTILE 4@5 per cent, Bixntiye ExciAxor-—Quiet and_firm 811¢ for sixty day bills and $4.84 for | and | GOVERSMENTS—(Governments but ste Stocks—The stock market today again | developed into the dull and lifeless state in whieh It has been every day this week except Fridav, First prices showed regular changes, but the differences were for small fractions | only either way, Prices then sagged off per- | eeptibly until about 12:30, when a movement in Jersey Central was Started, and the re- mainder of the list responded siowly. —The highest prices were generally reached in the early part of the last hour and were well held | until the elose. which was duil but firm. STOCKS ON WALL STRERT. .47 =3 t bonds.. 100, C. & N. W 15 1007¢| preferred N ¢ Oregon ‘T'ran 25 Pacitic, Mail P eall cent, Parer were dull preforred C. & D L&V D.&R G Erie preferred .. . Tilinols Central. 3B Witiiive Kansas & Texas. 517 Lake Shore ... 7% Union Pacific L &N.......... 45%W, Bt L.&F Mich, Central... £0 prefer Mo, Pacific. ..... 109% Western | Northern Pae... 2% O, R, preferred . 59| ok Tstand.. LL, & S F preferred rrl-h-l red . . >, &0.. preferrad . as Pacific - PRODUCE MARKET. 4. — Flour — winter wheat Tlour, S3,90004.00; Wisconsin ng wheat, $5,50@ patents, | tlour, 0).d Chicago, but unchanged: $4.00@4,10; southern, $4.0004.10 Michigan soft s 4.10: Minnesota Quiet, 50 in barrels, and’ § 20 in sacks. Wheat— Dl fluctuated within small ran e, ruling about ke lower, and closed early at ¢ under yesterday: 9-16c; October, 160, orn~Opened weak and deelined iy above yesterday: eash, 40 42 1-16c. Unsettled but, low at d0c. ¢, clos- 1-16¢ ¢ easy; cash, 2¢; Oc- Timothy— Whisky—&1.15. Pork—Mode ve, but easy.advanced W@30e, but settled back 5@7'ye toward the close and closed steady: cash, £10.35; Octo ber, $10.55. ard—Dull and 2@ lower 7524 ¢ October, $ . Bk Meate l‘lfl(‘nh $6.00@0 cash, 87.50@ (@6.00; short steady at 17@?22¢; dairies, Loulders, short ribs, ly; creamery, adyy full a@siges cream ehed- Young Amer- 83 @, Eges—13c, Hides—Heavy gree Al hides, hides, 5 Iry flint, Licolde deacons, 5e cach, Tallow--No. 1 country, 3!4@ 8%c; No. 2, Se. sall e light, 81/e: dry salted. 1l@ calf skins, 8@10'gc; cake, Receipts, Shipments. 6,000 20,000 Flour. bbls. Wheat, b Corn, bu, Oats,bu Rye,bu. L 18K,000 9,000 00 84,000 22,000 4.— Wheat —Receipts 4 spot a shade and options Jy@ige hizher,’ closing steady with slight reacuion ; ungraded red, No. 3 red, 86¢; No. 1 red, i élevator, 882 @ at 88ige, Corn—Spot a shade mnl higher, closing s i ports, 01,0005 ung 150 in <-luuu B3 (@ ber' closed at 51 Oats recelpts, 76,000;exports, 1.000: mixed western, 30@ise; white western, 94 4lc. Potroleum—Steady ; York Lard spot, 5. New 235.000: exy @b ex- 5l eto- 1 @52t o3 No. ac deliyered United closed at 62, hade lower and dulljwestern steam, BO@T .70, Juiet, firm. teady, fair demand; western fresh L -— Wheat ---F 13 (16e. Milwaukee, Outs—Active. Rye—Lower: No, e Bale 5 N 2, be. Steady. S »lnnml. Sept. 4.—Wheat—Firm; 3 1ed, eak; No. 2mixed ats—Easier! No. 2 mixed, Rye—Quiet; No, 2, Te. Pork—Quict at 10,50, irm at $7.05, —Steady at § Minncapolis, Weal lu\\ el N ige ietobe q 685 (c cashi; T0ige Octobe )u“; patents, $4.50@4.45; bakers, nortliern Flour- $5.50@B 45, iteceipts—Wheat, 7,700 bushels, Flour—21,000 barrels. Sept. 4.—Wheat—Closed same c; October, y Pork: dard \ulnll Whisky—3110, Buttor—Steady and unchanged; creamery, | 20@%e; dairy, 10@lse. New Orléans, Sept. 4.—Corn—Dull and in sacks, mixed, 48}¢@4de; white, 50c; | Uog Products - Unsettied and gencraily higher. 1ork—310.7 Lard—neined tierce, $7.12! Bull loulders, and clear vibs, §7.50, Liverpool,Sept. 4.—Whes moderately : hew winter 8 i lir 1-ll J@7.95, 13 long clear | —~Holders offe firm at 65 0d t Corn Holders offer sparingly; spot, Sep- tember, October andNovember, fiv nul-l‘a ad | Outs—Neglected Kansas City, No. 2 red, cash, ber, Gifc nske o, Corn--Quiet; ber, & bid, kod, “Nominal, LIVE STOCK, ol 4 1ollows: mly three earloads;: total | market is noninall @h%: stock cows, bulls g1 Octo- v4ije cash, swu; A November, Ohlcago, Jaurnal report; The Drover's for wee Atronger; ers and and mixed, throngh Texs steer none soll; 8.75; wint i and 4T nowiinal: cow W 100 western natives and b d Pexans, § 275 nd 15¢ lower; 2 packiug and (N rough shippi Bk B ftecoipts. 1007 natives, $9 004,005 Tanihs, $4,00@5.00, Kansas City, Sept, 4.—Cattle—Receipts, 900; Shipments; mone: good cattle. song, conmon stow ahd hard (0 sell; stockers 0. ; shivments, choice, slow and ste ‘Pexans, F.00 o and 00, none; 0 steady; common $4.10@4.50; grassors and pigs, § Bt Louis, Yo 105 shipments, n sales laited § pLs, > aud mixed packing, Receipts, 3 tirwer on all grades tof supnly. T30 shipy best,_heavy $4.5024.50; light, 4.10g4.05, OMAHA LIVE STOOK, | mot enough to make a market. THE OMAHA DAILY there was very little doing on the ' vjnegag, 1231 marke HoGs—The receipts were very light g nd The “qualisy to yesterday's, and in “sympathy ‘with of the hogs was not the market was Estern markets SHEEP—There were day, but there was ne up weaker a good many narket., 18, in to Cattle... | Hogs.. Sheep 400 4% 1,000 Prevailing Pricoes Showling the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this market liofee steers, 1330 to 1590 [bs Chojce steers, 100 to 1K) by Medinm steers, 1250 to 135 Ibs Fat little steers, 1050 to 115) by Good feeders, %0 10 1000 bs 00 10 el orm-fed cows 0 medinm grass cows Good to choiee bulls Light and mediim nogs Good 1o choiee heavy Fogs Good to choiee mixed h Good to choien sheep, Fair to zood sheep Common sheep Representative Sales, STAGS, No. Av. Av. Owner, Wells, Gardner & Co.. ange of Prices. Showing the highestand lowest prices paid formixed loads of hoss on this market dne- ingthe past s 1 days, and for the same time dast year: T Auzust 188 T Angust, 1885, urday, Monday, Tuesi @460 @40 Wednesday, Thursday, “nd Friday, 5. ... Saturday, 4th. .. 4 Bhipiients. Showing the namber of cars of live stock shipped out of the yards during the day : ..Chicago 5 of stock 1n this market are made pex ewt. live weicht unless otherwise stated. dead hogs sell at iée per 1b for all weights “Skins,” or hogs weighing less than 100 Ibs Pregnant sows are docked 40 1bs and £tags 80 Ibs. Saturday The following prices ar produce, as sold vn the me day, quotations on fruits vepreseni the prices at which ontside orders are Alled. BurTEi—The receipts of xood butter con- tinue to be very while the demand is goud. - Dealers find it impossible (o supply fiie demand fr choice dairy buiter, and J butter is coming into more gene 5 hippers cannot be “too careful in handling their butter. Small neat pac| sell the best, but care should be taken to I\‘A\ only on le and color in a packa-e, for &n good butter is packed with' poor, it ne- cossitates the whole being sold as poor butter. cct sonsumption of that article, vill be better than ever for provided a good article can be obtained. Poor but is the same drug in the market that it s has been. Strictly sweet, solid and uniform color, ed in new clean tubs, commands 15e16e, ven more, in the market, but there is lit= ing i 1t can be graded as A small quantity of iry butter, packed in crocks, has sold a 3 good country butter is selling at 10@12 Poor at 5@Se, and_ slow. Crex ot the very best, et has advanced unsettled, and it i act quotation. 'Ihe bulk of t day or two have been °s light receipts and nd during fai ot to sopie extent and dealers are asking 10c for fresh candied eges. A great deal of stock is coming in that Lias been 1 time before shipu is not strict hi such stock will command the' top of the mark: axe cautionoa to eandle bofore shinp thus avoid paying freight on spoiled Yoy this \ bui is rathe cult to give an e: not 1y —The receipts h; and chiol s bettor rge and o Snu.\\'lulu large sizes of spring chickens sell - quickly mul Old fowls, p 2 large, ehickens, medium, $1.50(@1,75 ens, small, not wanted: ducks, tirkeys, not wanted. Oysr 'he oyster season has opened up with prospeets for a large trade during the year. Drices are about 5c lower this year than the usual opening price. The tollowing are the prices at which country orders are filed: Mediums, 30¢; standurd, 85¢; seleets, 40c: best selects, 4ic. Game-Shipments of prairie chickens are quite liberal for this time of the vear, but de- mand isr ably heavy and pts all meet with ready s on arvival nl F3.00 per Allv/\'ll for all birds in good condition, Ducks also in good demand at $:2.00—2,50, VEGETABLES--Celery, imge bunches, amazoo, 40c, Sweet poiatoes. per b, te, ions, clioiee red, per bu, $1.00, b ANs- Continue rather dull, with prices ranging from SLO0@L50 per bu, ‘aceording to quahit Ary idly. been lighter 115 —8tocks are not moving very rap- “Tlie warket is well supplied with good cooking apples, and they ore selling at a wide range of prices, ac ording to the quality. Choice ihvprmn ttoek is not so plenty, while cholce stund apples and fancy cafing ‘apples ure searce. Common st ars, Winter, ner box, per box, Duchess lh urre l).»l Nellis, 'r box, pl o 2, or_‘Tokay, Plums, per Ly from e \v.llllllu comparatively cool we ad tho offect of Josseninz i demand forlmons 10 some The New York market toc a sharp ut priees here aro stead Messi ).00, BANANAX bananas be the market is b tow, ner buneh, & pssively aoler weather pe ndled in better s vd, Bana 0, por nits of market is are lowe will \rs are brin i not suitable for he waytrom 115e are the prices at whie oul: » for ehoice stock, are ( Shipping stoek, per Ib., de,: 10 1 beskets, MICHIGAN PEACHES—=The receipts ' this k have hoen of muel better quality than holdin, petter, Baskets, ac- ing L0 sie, S, @LO0, Crates, 4 bas- , §3.00 MiioNg | ali the \\ bips ‘I'ne marker has been well sup- ek. Museatine, per hundred, o8, S16,00@IN00; wusk lehl;‘l UM -Very few coming in, gooid stock will bring $1.25 per Dasket, CiAB Arrres—There Is & good demana, but shipiments are very light and mostty not in_ shippi Firm stock™ will bring $1.00 and Lalt-bushel condi ia, choice, white clover, raska, (hrL I..r(Hl., ‘alifornia, 3 California, strained, 219 ons, 1‘.’\\\.11«- MAPLY. Bricks, per Ib, 12i; penny MArLE Sy iup—Bul T pal.. $1.09; galion ca haltgallon cans, per ga CipER—New York, New 10 17 gallon kegs, er gal., §l. , $110. anunh) Kvening, Sept. & ~As usual, at tne close of uu‘ York, bbl ser_dozen gis. $5.7. Mlchlyay hadned. por'ohi 56 9 VINEGA ~Wilte wive, 18415 eider | cured 't and | stiengt, 1515, |I’,‘.]~ FErT, We. b toniues’ per m 30 do. do., DIt jar per .-bbl., per kit, 905, CocoANT Ts—Coconnt $5.00; less fhan hundr F168 AND DATES —F Ib., 16c. Dates, fan dates, Pecans, larg i En 200 TRiPE, $4.00: do., i-bb] Almon filberts, L Virgin GratN—Corn i rye, 4c Frovn Axp MiLrst flour, best qualiiy paten ity t flonr brat feed, 500 per cwt:' whi yeilow corn meal, % p Bwts ho 10 F00 por ton. Grocers' Piektrs—Medium, 1 half bbls, 30 smadl, half bbls,'$1.95; ‘chierk in halt bbls, $4.75, SYRUP- No, 70 Orleans, 4 barrel, strictly pur cans, 0.2 per d 4-gai| in evane L boxes, peaclies, none in market ¢y currants, Tl (s, CANNED GoODS T case, $1. §1705 2 1b Tinit heens, marrowfat pea June pei er cu (2,10 tior 107, Staans—rowdered, granulate coi stang medinm ye By STARci-—Mirror glo ploss, 3 1b, dlge; M aves’conn, 1 1b, 6o glc Sfe Eattont’s bait, f..n s Ordinary tprime, 1ig@ faiiey arou and yo erument Javi 20c; Moc 1ed Mel Dilworth’s, CANDY—Mixed, m.,uzl:’c URACKERS— pienic, Savon Kirk’s standar ‘\Hl\'!\lhln‘i £3.00 Kirk’s white Russi Cap. $6.50: Dome, MATCngs—Per endd case, $1.00; square ¢ S120. ; single per quart ish wi wheat, 2C; creams, Siged ginge ~l|0unl|. 1%.; ln|-|v gre.~Pigs foet, per 1., $2.00; do... per kit, c-bbl, &1.951 do re, per doz., § “Tripe, | $200 do., its, per hundred, | d, per hundred, $5.50. igs, layer, 4-b boxes, ey fard, 12-1b boxes, 1b hoxes, per Ib., 10c polished, 11c. : peeans, alnut: s almonds, \ds, 1ie; 14¢ hand nand peanuts, peanu ety new or Winter wheat < second qual- spring wheat ewt:ehopped te corn meal, £1,004 O oWt sereening, per cwt: shorts. vy in ba VS it S0, juality \, e pet e | Vist. n hols, n bbls, & ns, in bbls, & do In | do in § do on K¢ New rter apples, 85(@ < blackber- new, new, 15 4 spberries, (C} prutie: dars, standar 21 per per case, phum b, per case, 11 sal- 271h gooseb S, et 2 ib b toms Tlge: eutloaf, T afectioners A, 6 dextra G, biyabe; extra O, 5@ pss, 1 1h, irror glos Kingstord s, 1 1b, Kin ~Iu|tlw]lllre ades, 105{@11e: icholee, 1213 bid gov- 58 Mirror b ib, G35 corn, nm\lml 141g butter snaps, 81y rda, imperia round, per mule square, lie General Markets, Woor 12@li wool. IIDE: Sig (@S i ~Medium, 17 i, 1@iie; off, —(Gireen butel c: dry fl 10e: damag low—ie, ( sbrown, 1 Le s prme ¢ % ther per Lo, S0@: e pinisand | HEAVY Nt by sole | fot. 20 ine heavy, 200 per 1b burry coarse, 1 hers, int, 6lg@@ie: green : dry salt, price. se yellow, ather, Bhsse, he: hem, kip, ench kip, $1.00@ oak calf, $1.00@ 53 Moroceo boot luughiter 0.00 per do’ “—1Iron, _rate, 4¢; crucib lesteel 120018¢; wagon spokes® 9(@3,003 'I‘I. (‘d 8 nut malieable, HE \lm‘[ T@Se 407 Burdeirs mute wire, In car lots, § Naiis, rates, 10 to powder, do, auarte (u\l'l ])l‘l 10 tee 3 Frn'u i vermillion, o, g3 rose pinic son's, 2ic: Venctian red It chrome chrome vellow, (K‘)\I French, Winter's minbral; Panish brown. 2ige: Dity PAIN- 4= White 2e; Parls whiting, 2 5'¢; whiting, com | manstown, 1o Prussian blue, ; sienna, burnt, dc ome green. . 12¢; vermillion, and burnt umber, "1 1b- burnt sienna, i yan lmml lampblac 10 drop b'n(‘k ne blue, 18¢; ind and is green, i de: T vermillion, L.'& D, M & O, D., 18 gooe dryer, S¢ Burden buckshot, & e “iigs, lampblack, 55¢: ultrama brown, Se: umber, burnt, 4e. Shenua, green, genuine, 95¢; 1 L N Y 200+ ver sef, Sl wngues, b 7@t ie ke larrow teeth, 4 e shoes. 85,40, Barbep .00 per 100 ibs.ronl 503 steel nails, $2 5, D oricntal ch ish asst, 200; French Awerican, 15¢; Indian Venetian red, Cook- ved, American, 115 vellow, genuine, rocl whiting, gilde lampblack, ordinary, e, 18¢; vandyke, umber, raw, de raw, dc; Daris aris green. common. 20c: chirome green, ish, in oil T0c; raw cans, 1u: 1 lyke, brow oach’ black and 1vory 16e: Prussian blug, nrome green, 1 d shutter green, 1 18e; Indian iseah, 2o low achre, ¢ Toc: patent n i “ochre, ‘aining color, light oak, dark oak, wlanut, chestnut and ash, 12¢ Lo DRUGS AND Cupatic 55U TTas, o; chinchonial Dover's po per f per T, 18 Tead, astor, No. | per g No. 2, per gal., §L.40: 0 Pojorigannuii, 5 or & W R&S., 5 fodide, per T, §8,001 s phate mo; 1, 4e: stryehnin $1.10; $1.40 81,75 i shellae, ture, extra, fu coach extn nar, extra, ox S1.5 SPIRITS do 101 proof, $1.15; sy 101 proot, S1.). hol. 155 proof, §: tilléd whiskfes, '$1.00 snituc and Pennsyls khu.nr bourbon and” rys Brandies, Ory Lu DINENSIONS A Ty Der oz. )\ per oz, ¥ VARNISHES~Barrels, coach, Japai, §3.50; Cologne splrits, do' 155 proof, per cid, carbolie, halsam _cobaiba, per per 1. 10c: calomel, a, per oz, 40c; chio s, per b, Bie; glycerin ncetate, " per’ 1. 21 Al $1.50; ofl, castor, il, olive,per gal.,$1.403 pitin, - §5.303_ quinine, per 0z, 703 potassium aliein, per oz, 40e; sul $2.40: sulphur, per ALS. 1, per gallon: Furni- roiture, No, No. 1, 8L 0c hard ol finisn, 185 proof, §1.1 second Gualit S113, Al wine galion, Redis- @L.b0. Gin, blended bourbons, (0 vaniarye birits, Whi-kios, imported, 3 5.00@5, 50 iins, imported Champagne i American, mber, ND TIMUER 18 n'lu 1t 5.60 16.00 17.00 1550 1601 ) , 1 12,1 12, 1 FENC inel, 12 and 14 ft., b inch, 12 and , 14 and 16 ft 4 and 16 ft, 4and 16 1t 4 and 16 ft. ING, roug {14 1t SIDING, Ly 12 14 and 16 ft. A 6inch, white pi C diogh, ¢ ARTITION, Partition. BEE: /i0NDAY, Eo6inch, * W STOCK 1 A 12 inch. & 18 12 14 md 18 it B 12 inch, D 12 inc % o No. 1Com. 12 in., s 1, 12, . FINISHING, 1stand 2q, clear, 11 inch, 8. 2 s 1st and 2, elear, 17,2 ineh, d, L 1inch,'s ¢ A 1!«'(_ 1inch, s 2 B select, 1 inch, s . §50.00 0.00 45,00 0.00 20,00 $17.50 1550 T LAP, No. 1, plain.Sand 10 inci, No. 2 plain,s and 10 inch SHINGLES, LATH. *A* Standard Beincli clear :..ml.. ar No. ' Ced u FAW Lath ..82.50 LIME, ¥TC Quiney white lime (best. went (Akron) Hair Plaster Tarred felt, per cwt Straw board Fish, WEIIINGS, r His 1L 1S Qr Bhis Pls K18 bl 200 100 90 50 40 12 lhn-\| No 1 L'b 6 00 60 GIL'd Fancy & o 00 T e ey B o 0 E IR 3201 801 50 0 13 I 130 50 45 INPORTED FISH. rle HE Bhls Q'r BOIs Pails or Kis A0 1000 W W 40 1210 NFW FISH Norweginn KKK Her'ngs 14 07 506 818 808 10 104 %0 Eols L8000 508 60 4 803 90 128110 Holland Herrings, new LAKE He Fisin bl Qr Bbls IIg Kts )W 0 1801 60 e GH M\GOA"'S ATESTERN RAILWAY. Omaha? ‘ ) Gouncil Blufs And Chicago. The only rond to take for Des Moines, A ehalitown, ( edar Rapids, Clinton, Dix l,hh 0. Milwaikee and all points east. To the pe ple of Nebraska, Colorado, W ming, Ctah, Itaho. N Otegon, Wakhington and Cali® fornin. it perjor advantages not poss ble by any other Iine Among & few nf the numerous points of su- ¥ it oyed by the patrons of this ron Jetween Omadia gnd Chieago, are its two trains aday of DAY COACHES which are the fines that homan art and fneen an create. 4 LEERINGUARS. which are models aleginee. 1ts PARLOR DRAY ROOM CARS, npsurprssedi by 2ly celebretcd PALATIAL DI the cqual of whith exinot be found At Counell Blufts the trains of the Union Paci fle Ry, connect in Union ot with those of the Chicago & Northy m Ry. In C trains of tlis line make close coniection deiphin, I s in the al, loston, Nayw York, ¥ yre. Washington and all 'y agent for tick If yon wish tho host neo m.mnuunm. ticket nzents sell ticke! M. HUGHITT, General Manager. um AGO. CHICAGO SH()RT LINE —OF MHE— Chicago, Milwaukes & St Paul R'y THE BEST ROUTE Fron OMAHA and COUNCIL BLUFFS ot THE EAST. TWO TRAINS DAILY BETIW COUNCIL BL! 5 OMAHA Chicago, —AND— Milwaukee, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dubnqgu Davenport, Rock Island, Freeport, Rockford, Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, And all other fmportant points East, Northeast and Southeast. For through tickets call on the Ticket Azen at 1401 Farnum strect (in Paxton Hotel),or a Union Pacific Depot. Pullmin Sicebers nd the finest Dinfng Cars in the world are run on the main lines of the CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & S RAILWAY, and_every atiention i8 pid to passengevs by courteons employes of the company, R. MILUER, Gencral Manager. 3 ‘Assistant Genoral Manager. H. NTER, General Pussenger and Ticket Agent. GEO. E, HEAFFORD, Assistant General Passen- ger and Ticket Agent J. . Crauk, Generai Superintendent. 'ANDARD MEDICAL \\()Rl FOR YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MER NLY 81 BY MAIL, POSIPALD, STRATIVE BAM FREE TO ALL 4, Norvgusmaa Piyaica in Mun, Errors of Youth, Liihg srom ndisoroan A book for every man, young, middie-g -vln-hlu hiie and o, embossed co! m.nJlMIl Eunran| nl(wh Hfines- Tt o A i, e ‘worth more to tha 1era {00 than o) wnikihe siiver mines of oung una the ko1 | ovuin ont (e rocks and quiok: . {lon and hones B YOUNE mun huve been fatally wre ked. - Manc Bilen greater valuo than all the tls couniry for tha past middieaged mon of tils o of Calit Ao ik & Buperb and musterly treat- On Hervous Audd ghibaical Gebinty. ietrols ‘Free x5 ddress the Penody Medical Institute, or Dr. W, Bo Miass.. whi Packer, No. 4 Bulifin be consuliet on alida #kil und troited suc A - Ment Carrying the Belgium Royal and United States Blail, sailing overy Saturday Between Antwerp & New York T0 THE RHINE, GERMANY, ITALY, HOL- LAND AND FRANCE. FALL AND WINTER. Saon from 8) o Excursion trip from 110 10§12 Hecoud” Cabin, outward, B4 propuid, 86 oxcursion 80, Bteerave pussi ow 'rules. Peter Wright & Sons, Gener Agents, B Brotdway, New York. wiry Pundi, L20e Farosm sk Paulaen & C wuole of \Iu]’Tl',.\l BER 6. w | 1886, Oll A JOBBE:S’ DIHEGTORY Artists’ Material. A. HOSPE, JR., Artists' Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1514 Douglas Street, Omann Agricultural Implements A HURCHILL PARKER, * Agricultural Illl]ll«m« nts, Wagons, Carringes and Mugel between #th LININGER . METCALF CO., Agrienltural Implements, Wagons.Carriaces, Boggios, Bre, PARLINORENDO Wi Agricnliur Wagons and Buggies Who! 'L\ « Doalors in 1 Implements, 1, 0, 105 and 107, Jones st Butter and Eggs. McSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs Refrigerator and Packing Honse, 1 worth ¢ PR R, Tin e A Butchers’ Tools. LOUIS HELL Butchers” Tools and M‘l[b]vlh“. 3aumage Casings of all kinds nlways i stock. Jones st Omiah, 1216 Builders’ Hardware and Scales HIMEBAUGH l'llI‘()ln. Builders'lardware & Mechanics’ Tools and Buffalo § RIED & CO., of Hardware and Nails, Agonts_for Towo Boalos, WILHELMY CO., Wholesale Hardware. nta for Jefferson Steel Nufls, Austin Fuirbunks & d Keales. Corner 10th - wnd Harney, On al. Building Mater OMAITA LUMBER CO., Dealer in Al Kinds of Building Material at Whole 18th Streetand Union Pacitie Track, O Boots and Shoes. AMERICAN HAND SEWED SHOE COMPANY, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Boots and Shoes, lote rtock of Rubber Goods alwiya on hand th at., Omaha, Neb.'A. 7. Austin, Agent. W. V. MORSE & CO. Jobbers of Boots and Shoes. 111 Farnaw st, Omaha, Neb. Manufactory, Summer ktreot, Boston Com M. I\I’ ITI\(I. Agt. for Anlcuser-Bush Brewing Ass’'n Speciul Brands. Faust, Budweiser nnd Erlanger. hl()lt'Z «& ILER, Lager Beer Brewers. 21 North 19k Street, Omaha, Coffee, Spices, Ete. CLARKE BROS Omaha (‘u:fm\ and § Toas, Conee tracts, 2 & .llll‘l" Home Colfee flml Spice Mills M'f'g Colleo Rousters and Spic \ufncturers Cornice. B lb'LF 'ORNIC. l" " OIII(A John lupenntux' Prop. nizod Iron and Cornice. 923 1 ., Omshi, Nob. "RUEMPING & BOLTE, Munufacturers of Ornamental Galvanized Coruices, Dormer Windows, Finals, Metalic Bkylight, ete, 8108, 120 8L, Omahi WESTERN CORNICE WORK) . Specht, Prop. improved Pat- th &1 Oninhs. OMAHA CARPL Jobbers of Carpets, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Rugs, inoleutns, Mattings, 1ito. 1511 Douglas sircet, A, ORCHARD, Carpets, 0il Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Goods, Ete. 123 Farnam Streot, _Omalin, Neb. Crockery and Notions. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Munufucturers and Importers of Crockery, Glassware, 817 Bouth 13th st. Commission and Storage. “TGRIFFITH & Y"HOMAS, vflncwn(ul! to Isuno Commission Merchants And Wholesale Denlers in Country Produce, Fruits, Butter, ws, Kite, Goods on con pecinity. i s, D. A. HURLEY, Commissgion and Jobbing, Butter, Eggsand Produce. Consignments solicited, Headquarters for Etoneware, Berry Box: s und rhpe Huskeis, 1414 Dodge siroet, Omabs. PEYCKI BROS., Commission Merchants, Fruits, Produce and Provisions, On Coal and Lime. P, MILESTONE & CO., 3 Dealers in Hard and Noft Coal, Sichulax sis., Omaha, Neb, 300nMA GEO. ¥, LAnAGE A KUk 5 nd Trons, OMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME COMPANY, Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal, 203 South Thirteenth Street, Omuhs, Neb, . JOHNSO? M%uufiu'turnrs of Illinois White Lim hippers of Coal and Coke \ Firo_ Brick, Drain, Tilo und S xXgon Hotal, Faroum st Omals, Confectionery. F, P. FAY & C0), Manufacturing Confectioner Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts a1 Clgas. 1211 Fumium 8t O RIDDE Storage and Commission Bpeciulties—Hu ter, [ggs, Choeso. Poull Oystors, te., Bt Ot 1h S i WIEDEMAN & €O, oy Produee Commission Merchants, Poultry, Buiter, Gume, Fruits, etc. 20 8. lithet. Onitha, Neb L, LD BROS,, ion Mevchants, bruska. Cousignments WEEKS & MILILA 7. v), Genoral Commission Merchauts, And Jobbers of Forelgn and Domestic Fruits. ( spondence salicited Warehouse and office, 110 Abirteenth St., Omal b, Teleph Live Stock Commission. M. BUKKL & SONS, Live Stock Cmnmi;:iou. Union Mook Vs B BN it apiuone SAVAGE & GREEK, Live Stock Commission M Bhipments of any und ull kinds of Stook solicited. Union 8tock Yards, Owabs, Neb. re- Merchant, | Cigars and Tobacco. M. MEYER & €O, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaceo, @Guane and Amaunition to 21 & TG FAPRm ot Ot Mot T WEST & PRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine ¢ |U||~. Ana 01 Dry Goox M. E. SMITH « €O, Goods, Fnrnishing Goods & Noti 1104 Donglis, cor. 11 88, Omahi, Ne Distillers. f Liquors, A and Jiubors of 114q WILLOW SPRINGS DISTHLLIE' Y CO.and 1LER & CO., and Johbare of Fine W and 1 iz W 1n 1 8prite Importe Paints, Ete. 7T CLARKE DRUG CO., Lavgest Drng. Paint, 0il & Glass House Westof Chicngn. Complete Lino of Druggists Suns 114 DiaTey s Omaha, GOODMAN DRUG 0., Wholesale Dinggists. And Dealers in 1% £ Olis und Window Glarsomaha, Drain Tile, Etc. A RBAURLT LW REDFORD S 1.1 CARSON, V.i'res. and Supt. THE UNIOJX HYDRAULIC DERAIN TILi? CO., THeh st 1. Neb. Machiners and Office 213 Suppiies for Matufae oot Drain Tile. Engineers and Contractors, RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, ugineers and Contractors, Bridges, Viaducts, 1 Trusies, m Pile Driving, PG Onk nd b e L it Furniture. 3 DEWEY (& STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, Furnam st., Omahn, Neb CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furniture, Bedding, Uplolstery, Mirrors. ete. 1904,1203 and 1210 Farnam st Omabia, ons Groceries, PAXTON, GALLAGHER & C Whnh‘snl Nos, 105 Dey Groceries and Provisions, AN T S 10 St Omaha, Neb. 1020 to | | Buitiog Paper, ete. 1 Safos, Ete. G, ANDREL Omaha Safe Works, “of Firo and Rarglay P N Win Mannfac e N Fi, Shntre Tacknon Sia, O r. BOYER & €O, Agents for Hall's Sate & Loek Co.8’ Firo and 1t ks, Vmulte wnd Jail W \lin, Neb. Sash, Doors, Etc 1. DISBROWN W M Doors, Blinds aud Mouldings, . Iy LYMAN, i Door, Blinds, Mouldings, South "Thirtee £ Bulld M. Nash, Rraneh o § |..h BONN MANUFACTURING (O, Manufacturers, of Sash, Doors, ™ nds, nish Pumps. HILL PUMP €O, Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, pplies. 1 © 0 r Mast PSS i, oo A Lo STRANG (€ o Pumps, Pipes and Engines, Stenm, Water, Raflway and Milling Supphies. 0, 122 wnd 4 R £ G v, WIND ENGINE and PUMP COMPANY., Hallndny Wind Mills: e Plumbing Goods, Heitiy nam KL, Omal Witor Supplien, and (20 Fare Trunks. H. H. MARHOT Wholesale Trun Millard totel Block, O Wagons and Carricges. As Jo SINPSON The Leading Carringe Factory, (ESTAN 1409 i 111 Dodie street, Omaba. White Lead. CARTER WHITE LEAD CO., Strietly Pure White Lead, 20Uh streetsnd U1 Ry, WHO 18 UNACQIAINTED WITH THE GEOGAAPHY OF THIS COUNTAY WILL SEE BY EXAMINING THIS NAP THAT T Omaha McC ORD. nu DY .1‘ CO., Wholesale Grocers, h nnd Leavenworth sts., Omaba. Hardware. w. J. BROATC ". Heavy Hardware, Iron and Steel, Bprings, Wagon Stock, Hardware Lumber, oic. Anih 1210 ey st Oml " & GIBBON, le Iron and Steel, 0 Wood Stock, Heavy Ilardware, venvorth st., Onialia, Neb Whole Wagon and Cart T MILTON ROG Stoves, Ranges, Mantles, Gratos, Brass oo Furnace L2l i TON & VIERLING _ Iron Works, Dealers in Silvorwaro, Dian ex, Clocks, Jeweler's Tools and Mut a4 10, 16tk Lumber. LOUIS BREADFORD, Dealer in LumYer, Lath, Lime, anh, Doors, Eite. Yards—Corner ith and Dougl e and Do zlns, CIHICAGO LUMBER CO., Wholesale Lumber, £l 8. l‘.{h}l\n-:-[, Omali C. N, DIETZ, Lumber, F(P nnrlrfnllfnnlln)“ln-( ts, Omatia, Neb, FRED W, GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Kte., Cor. 6th und Doiglus s O HOAGLAND, Lu mlu-x' ob. 1. Colpetzer, Munager. Lte. b. T. " HARV l.l LU ’bllfl“R 0., To Dealers Only. Oftco, 1403 Furnm st reet, Omabis. CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Wood Carpets and I faryast “looring. 9th and Douglas Duinlin, J()lh\ A, WAK Wholesale Taumbe Tmported und Awme ‘Akent for Milwiuk Qui l.//e Smrk UNION STOCK VARDS t(),. Of Omaha. Jolin ¥. Boyd, Superintendent, Limited Millinery and Notions. . OBERFELDER & Tnportors and Jobbers of o, 213 and 1215 Hirney Stio Notions. GOODRICH (& CG., Are the only Direct Importers of German & French Toys & Fane In Nebraskn. Chicago prices dupl Ik treighit. 1405 Furin RODBINSON Whalesalo healers in Notions and Furnishing Goods, A 0 403 . Tenth S, ¢ VINYARD & SCHUNUIDEE, and Gents' 100018, Goods Notions, Hosier Fuus Over NFIELD MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeans Punts, Shirts, Bie. 110 und 14 Douglus Street, Priz BEES TRINTING Job Priters RN NEWSPADILER L Auxiliar ishers, Dealers In Type, I' Supplios. NION w0 TEDWIN MORRIS & CO,, Ap Packers a ctly Pur Baking Powder, Flavay [ Froiich Muatard Wiash 1 i 010 wgents for York S o lteiioed Apple O enn rth AL OluADA CHICAGO,ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIR Mll\'l“ By renson of 11« contral position and close ralation (o el i 1 Wort 'l it a and M1 baMnts, o Shsd 1iporant Wert, NortHiwest and Soii The Great Rock Island Route Guarantees Ite patrons that sonse of orvonal seom: A by o colid, thevonghly ! i i ¥ TR iy Oifon. Dt e, and: O irles o 1t vaste st Expr oot T ¥ 40y ke, Maghih oo 1 fh i Al D 1 b Clinir Care. The Famous Albert Lea Route Is the : between Clicago and i fixhing oth iformation seo Map Folders, kets, at ¢I1 principnl Tl e Blates nid uhadag oF by ke P. BOYER & Co. DEALERS 1N IlalI’sSa‘res,Vaults,Timeloeks and Jai! Work, 1026 Lurnam Street, O:uaba. Neb. Railway Time Table !I\IAHI\ The following is the thme of 1ival and de- parture of trains by Central Standurd Time at the loeal depots. “Trains of the C., 8t. P., M. & O. arrive und depart from their depot, corner: 14th and Webs i 1, & M. C. B &Q.and L8 J. & OB, from the B, &M, depot sl others from the Union Pacific depot. BRIDGE TR, teains will loave T 11 BA:00 Leave 100, L 10 25" In tice. T Arrival and departure of Trunsfer Depot at Council Bi triins from ARRIVE, ) KOCK ISLAND & PACIVIC, BT:16 AL M. B9l on A9:05 A ML A0 M CHICACO, BURLING A 055 AL M. 1) p, ON & QUINCY, 15 AL 8, 20 1 8, AW5A M A WABASH, FT. LOUIS & UACI#IC. 3:00 1, M, | Al KIOUX CITY & PAC AT A M A, Depart AN N | UNION (XTI L) in 1 Loca! lixpre M. IN NKb n Bxpross WESTWA PACIPS 10:h%a UTHWARD. MISS ORI PACLELC [ AL, M. & 0 Oux Uity Kx SIWALD, a7 NOTE A, duy; Mon une nt ex-opt D, ewly exu 503 . wek yirds 1or O Lo