Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 9, 1886, Page 3

BHT] R HH]\(. 1\ \\Il'“\i Mo Dev T at Cereal Prices Go Highst ALITTLE UPTURN IN CORN ALSO. fBut 8trona Heavy Oats and Provisions I Advances Noted Bring Better 1 Cattle Dull, il Goot Range CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. st that f to trumpet rapid inerease in okers appear in the pit ke \ey Son tumes scll the mark it it don't stay where 10\ to be in sealpers are unable Outside business i are trading sparin A rumored in silverin London on account of covered se: St that metal started buying Iate in the session, and the fact that the mar- ket had held steady for so long, in the of the discouraging domestic infl ! L favorable sign m market news was neither bullish nor bearish, October topencd at ul 1o sold down 1o 77 ¢, where it stoo venlie il Dece asmain for the day Corn oi arly at 41%¢ for October. the e to 415, That proved to be 1) das soon as it was discove was alinost wholty by Hutchinson & Baydon, sood general and us buving set in on eooler weather smaller estimated receipts, and there wsteady ad by small_fractions to Trading at the two extremes was ide It and loeal oj d ences. y constried ore n nd W 1, il and featureless in ive market, and prices fuctuated vithin g Iy NAarrow range, he tinal ¢ ings stood at 26ize for October, 25¢ for No- vembe J Mo v ce better than yesterd ats were stron y No. 2 in store selling 1 PROVISIONS- Provisions were dull and stron, and an advance in all the product on the speculative list is noted, October pork closed at $10.95, November at 310,04 id Jan nary S1L15, an advance ot 20¢ in October and 10¢ in the other futures. ash lard was marked up 15¢ and October October ribs advanced s and elosed at S Conn—\Wheat was stronger this afternoon, with quite a little interost manifested, Octo advancing to Privileges, ' 77 i ow York teporie fifteen boat load 4 or export. October corn, 415 bid; privile , 41}gc bid and 4 1)\”(\ Oats were the speenl CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. Oimeca to the Brx. tle sold over cars of 1516 to 1 York dre with one Gar o1 1053 [Ib to. o New. York butclior’a OnJuly 1 some fancy . averag- 55 th During August th kness in the den for heavy cattle, few prime 17 1500-1b beeves sold below $5.00 and as low as 84,40(@4.60. Lately there has been a steadier demand for good to choice heavy cattle, though the demand for beeves averaging more than 1500 Ibs i still limited. To-day tho receipts of cattle were 11,000 head, against 12,400 last Wednesday. The quality was good, there being a large share of 1500 to 16004 fat cattle here. Shipping stecrs, 1850 to 1500 Ibs, $4.45@>5.15; 1200 to 1350 b §4.00@4.40. Of range cattle the receipts to- ay were about 3,500 northern and western ives and Texans, and about 2,000 dircct Texans. The market was slow and price were 10c lower, ome cases more, 'here were some inferio old at X with some “tough” from St. Louis at $1.25, T ket for common to fair_ western catt and weak at the decling, Northern rangers: 200 Dakota, 2 1bs, $4,00; 250 Kansas Texans, 1130 Iby : 61 Kansas, 1205 Ibs, & Ilu:~ 1153 1bs, §3,00.) llm.h—llm rec hogs were 18,000 Eainst 17,785 ay. making aboi t yather nd prices about be lower than yesterday - Rough and common grassy stock, & 0 good, #4.70@4.50, and best vy & light sorts, dull’ and glected: ‘quotations entirely nomina (@4.50; rough and mi 83,80 ing and shipy light weights, & 8,—MoNEy—On call New York, Scj y cent,” closing at 8 per @05 per ked. Prive MERca cont. STERLING LXCIANG for sixty day bills and 84,833 for demand. GOVERNMENTS—Governments were dull and quotations for 45 ¢ per cent higher Stocks—The st during the morning hours was one of the dullest for many days and, with the_esception of a slight movement " in Now York and New Jingland, was absolutely without, featiire, The market opened about steady, first prices showlng slighu chanes from tiie clos- ng figures of yesterda Business was unusually dull Up to noon, but Western Union was moved up rapialy after 12 o'clock, St. Paul following, and there was also sharp advance in Missouri Pacifie and St, Pauf and Northwestern, tho general market u being tirm to strong and closing at about the Dest figures reached. STOCKS ON WALL STREPT. cent bonds.. 1004 C. & N, W .. i 2110 | preterred A Y. NTiLE PAPER—4@5 per — Steady: 84.5811¢ Dtosan fivan. . Pacilic Mail. LML PD. & ' B 1y xas Pacilie 4 Union Pacifie. & 1 preferred s ern Union. Nouthern Pae. .. O, R &N preferved .. PRODUCE MARKET. zo, Sept, 8. — Flour—Quiet but no winter wheat tiour, $4.05@ southern, , $3,00@4.00; Wisconsin, ighlgan softsprinie wheat, 85,500 B innoncis Dakers S0 ame 10 Baiant 44,00 low grades, 517 @2.75; rye tlour, 43,50 in barrels, and” §5,00@ .20 in sac W hieat—Quiiet but s eady ; fluctuated within 10, and close V' about }e above ge: October, ™ slor ut opening, declin becawe stronger, advanced iée. and dlosed 1c above vesterduy; eash, S0 @40Xc; Octo ber 4111 i SELT Steady and frmer; cash, 25%c e Quict at 490 Dull at 578 lkw ar claso prices rallied 15@30c and outside res reached; cash, 3 October, $10,25@10,275 - Steady and unchanged October,” $10.25. noulders. 85,87 @6.00; shor 95; short ribs, § .15, iterial charige: eream- fall cream | Young % ) 551,000 Arley. i | mess Lar wetive mn Jutter—Firm Clicese duli filwaukee, and ot Ut ul fairinguin i easy sions—Q) Septenbe innati, '$10,103 October, Wheat 210,20, mix xed i No. kers N ivt: No. 2 food dem, No, ber 1 hard. a tritie : November Dull; patents, §4 Wheat, 105, Shipments—Wheat, 10,000 barrels. St. Louis, Sept. S—Wheat 2 cashand September, 000 bushels, 10,000 bushe flour, Higher; October hie No. Corn—Firm cash, 570 ¢ October ats-—Dull; tober, Pork—1y izher Whisky Butter—1ne Afternoon board Corn at £10.00@11,00. od Wheat Firm Str but dull. Oats— Wheat—Holders offer Liverpool, . 2 winter and sprin moderately s ne firm at 6s 8. Elour=Iolders offer moderately; firm at Corn—ITolders offer smarinel tember, October and. Noveuber, LIVE STOCK. Chicago, Sept. 8 — The Journal reports as follows: Jattle—Receipts, 11,0003 lower; 5 stockers and bulls and mixe irougl Drover’ shipping feeders, cows, S0 cows, SLid nern 1000 fo 1192 2,601 ans, 1101 L1208 1bs, $5.503 9 Wy~ omng, llnn\—l. 5aloc lowe: p:u'l\'mu and shipping, kips, $2.40@ P 18,0005 rough and mi 84, closin SO(@ Jight, we: $4.00@+ Kansas Oity, Sept. 8.—Cattle 25003 shipments,~ 1600 good corn fed akers comnion to rs and and feeders, s range Hogs—Receipts, 7,5%; shipments, 500; 1d 10¢ lower, closing weak: common grassers and pigs, $2.50 @4.00, $t. Louis, Sept. 8 —Ca shipments, 3 common t ; cows Ind Stead mixed pack OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Wednesday Evening, Sept. 8, Tiere was nothing doing on the aside from the selling of feed- is demoralized, not attle—Receipts, 2,000 aiives dull and 10 and ) shipments, 5,000 vy, S1.00@5.15} 853 ight, 4, 10@+, CATTLE arket to-day ers. ‘The eattle market only here, but in every other market, Choice corn fed cattle are the only ones that and selling at good prices, ¢ cattle 00 poor for dressed beef, and a good many of those coming in ore hardly good enough for butchers’ stuff, Tt i8 rather early for feeders yet, and for that reason the demand is light for range cat- tle in comparison with the number coming in. iloas—The ree than on_yeste active at "yesterd; everything s vices frop ast caused a ¢ . and the market closed 10c Tower than it opened, The ot assorted hogs whieh brough( €4.60 were sold just as the market cl Only two loads of hozs were left over. Sipre-There was another sold to-day. uts gf hogs were heavier The market prices, and Iy i the I 1y m)ul\ er ad- small buunch RECEIPTS, Cattle . Xlogs.. Provailing Showing the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this market. Choice steers, 1330 to 1300 1bs. . 1100 to 150) Ibs. 1230 to 1350 1bs 1050 to 1150 Ibs jum stee t little D0 fe . o to choico corn-fod cows Fair to medium grass cows Good to choice bulls Light and medyum no (ood to choice heavy Good to cholee mixtd hogs. hod to ehotee shee | Fairtogood sheep | Common sheep..... Representative Sales, WESTERN PEEDELS. | Locl l.lml‘l & Wilson......1 SHEEDP, No. 11 THEOW OV T8, Pr. No. Av. T, 5. 6. . . Live Stuok Sales. shu\\luy the number of cattle, hogs and sheep purchased by the leading buyers on to-diyS market. CATTL l G H, v|hmm\md & Co. Omun B Fayne. .. THE OCMAHA Tange of Prices Showing the highestand lowe for mixed oads of ho ingthe past seven day time last year: Hrady ' 11, Hammond & €6 Shipments Vb CATTiT : th arkot ¢ I Bennett was in an nld E. 11, feeders, DA Keted | Ed. Co at the yards 0. Burse load of 1o W. SN acarof | WV, U, Payne, 1ght 150 10 (L many stran in for 1¢ Cowles, Gibbon, w king after Hale, Muiison »and mar was a visitor We ater, was in witii a 1, Maleolm, was here and sold Anamosa, Ta,, and was Liere by to-day, mostly mpany, Kinw head of cat t L Hammiond & ¢ X ed i to th here Is talk of fivms opening up here t D, MeCord, Dow City, In., was ter feeding P tic yards to-day John Payno. Madison Stock man, was a visit onn Craine, a well Risinzs, Neb., wasa vi A, Askwiz & Co., Oak loads of hows to-day. One market. Pine Bluffs, had L enttie o 11 ad of 10 m tod new eommi fall. sion L A promine atthe vards. know mcrehant of the yard nd, marke load topy nt LM, Ayre, of s to-day took- firm of Coffinan & was Sam Cotfman, of the Brown, Chieazo live stock commission, a visitor at the yand: A big boom cipated in the hog mar- Ket when the Fowler packing house opens up for business, whieh will not b very lone. T, B, itts, Central Cit was_ in to-day and marketed a load of hozs, It was i sirst shipment here, and he was withh the marke « others havinz hox. \\Al-' the followin, kop & Lew Ticw, Cortlant e cattie whi inging be It on the market sold on this prices than the are bringing in Chicazo. Of late tle that have me thronzh less in C than they were ot tukit ) eonsidoration al expi nsportation r. Christian, of of Ingalls & Chiristian, ¢ and sold aload of'h VIS’ is their first shipment to the vards, The hoxs arrived in Omahi about 7 a .. but ware not delivered at the s until 120’ noon, during which time there was a deeline in the market. The railroad should be made to pay the differ- ence, On the v & Co., W elts & Co, B ullerton; Sla Becbe, 073 Hattield. Nels A, Hall, Madison vn)(n\ D. “Anderson, Wilhielmsen, Danuebros! OMAHA WHOLE the L, WAS in t Heaton Mead; Payton, WVeeks & ALE MARK LTS dnesday The following prices ar producce, as sold on the i ‘quotations on friits repre which outside orders arc fille add butter BUrTEr—"The receipts of goad bufter con- tinue to be very scaree while the demand is good. - Dealers find it fimpossible o supply e demand for choice dairy butter, and o is coming into more general mot_be “too careful in rbutter. Small neat 5 ould be taken to have 3 in a packa.e, for \ wood butter is packed with' poor, it ne- tates the whole being sold as poor butter, “The butterine law h; Lthe effe of lessening the consumption of that article, and the market will be better than ever for choice dairy butter, provided a zood article can be_obtained, o butter is the same riet that it always has been. solid and uniform_color, an tubs, commands 15@16e, tket, but thero is | n be graded 1 in crocks, has sold |I butter is soll) and slow. C best, at 1s@20e ery butteris selling (2 Eaas—The receipts demand 15 good at 1% under grocerics OvstERs—The o3 up with prosneets fo the vea Prices than the usual opening vrice. 'The tollowing o the prices at which country, orders are H0c; standard, B5¢; selects, pack good country Poor at buere, not the ve, Choice ere: cason s opened wo trade during eints of prairie chickens heavy and a greal many packages in- very bad coni- dition, owing to’hot weather, Sale drag- ging, $2.00 being about outside pr tainable for choice sound broods, whole stock 18 entirely unsaleable, A r o 1 be looked for as soon as cooler weather safs in. Ducks are quotable at $1.25 to 52,00, ac- o 0b- off Sweet potatoes, per 1b, s, On- e 1ed, per bu, $L.00: soutliern, per Banayas -The cooler weather permits of Lananas being handled in better shape, and e market is better supplicd. Banai, sl low, per bunch, $2.00@2,50; large, per bucl, 00 GROWN Grapes--Ihe market well supplied with choico stock and pri are lower, but it is not_anticipated that the ny lower, Farmers are bringing in good many which are not suitable for ship- ment. and will sell all the way from 1ie up, “T'he following are the prices at whieli ou side orders. for ehoice stock, are fill Shipping stock, per Ib., 4e,: 10 1b baskets, & MiciiaAN PeEAcues—The receipts this week have been of much better quality than lust, and are holding up bette Baskets, a cording to size, 8, 15@1.00, Crates, 4 bas- kots, §3.00 Mi:Lons-~The market has been well sup- pliod all the ok, - Muscatine. por hundred, 20.00; smaller sizes, $16.00@15.00; musk melons, per doz., $1.00 WiLDh Pruas wood stoek Wwill b basket. #AD Arrres—There is a good demana, but shipments are very light and wostly not Firm stock™ will is few coming in, and ng $1 per half-bushel . 5 are not moving very rap- The market is well supplied with good wking apples, and they are selling at a wide range of prices, aceording to the quality. ( ce shipping stoek Is not so plenty, while choice stand apples and faney are scarce, Common stock, choice shipping stock, per bbl, faney aluu’] stock, $2. 00, FORNIA F) Pears, Duchess 3.50; Winter Nellis, per box, §2.25. okay, per|box, $1. ating ‘apples 2,00 irapes, Muscat or 200, Pliwms, per box, $1.50@2.40, Linoxs—The chahge from excessively walin to comparatively cool weather lias had DAILY load of | BEE: S100 40, L quart cans, Dt Fi i evan, XO8, nose i’ teurrents, UANNED (Goor 04 st !- T 1 June peq per eas 2,10: 2 Hopy dium yello FARCI—M1IT¢ 3 1b, corn, 1 : Kingsford ford’s Ordi JOFFEES Nailige taney green and ernment Java, Kirk’s satin | Kirk's | Cap. 2 } AT 12 | Hipgs— cured. 8ty Gamaged 2e:browr, 15;e 0@ pingsand lin tools do, 1 23,003 1b, 6! crow! steel, Burden’s n e ring $4.403 wire, Dy powder arter ke, fuse, per 10 fe C, .lll il pink el chre, I Winter Spanish brown, Dty PAING S~V s¢3 whiting, con manstown, 12 Prussian blue, brown, Se: burnt. and burnt umbe vernnllion, L.'& 1 M& O D1 dryer, 8 nin, DRUGS AND € acid. tarta iodide phate . 4e VARNISHES— ture, extra, $1.10 extra, § , extra, B¢; she norphine, do 101 proof, 101 proof, SL1 hol, 18 proof, tilléd whiskies, Golden " Sheaf £1.502.00, domesti @005 importe per case, b 1, oy § wew prsu. |4 ches, libs, $1.403 tongues quare car lots, umber, burnt sienna, 1.4. Vi 11g o, por foan Vo ket Ys—0Oys case, r L inch, goi K bulk, 4 nary prime, 11 ye butehers, dry flint, Ti@lie hide vrin s sole e er foot, .00 18¢; wa ner nut 12¢ bars, 6 Bu mule stoe S1.00 per 100 1bs, 10 to 50, $2.50; steel ickshot, do, 50 blastings, PArNes 18 O Med, s, ening \orts sales, ) do do in New Syrup, 1y flon per \ kegs, S1 Maple 15 rasplerr prunes standard tors, ner ib carly 1 tomatoe oz, 1.7 10e; < cutloaf, 7 Kingsford Ib, ir 1mpel s standard, S5 00; Kirk’s W Vashboard, roun mule square, fine heav @lse; burry 63 green dry salt, 2" two-thirds ~prie me white. S (7! iter sol leatier, 200 it hem. kip, b, 31000 onic_calf, 31,000 Moraceo oot | \ble, 25 0.00 per do? dron, rate, ;, cruelb Te on spoke: set, ) 25 ble, G@se: larrow teetl, 4 urden’ horses wun' 5.40. Barbep ronl iron S, oriental half kegs, s2. ke French zine r varnish ion, <, Lic enetian red rony WVhi ’aris whiting, w'l, lam tult burnt i ~I|u(|u| i D L'wh 'y wlanut, chestnut and ash, 12¢ 104 onidia, 3 Dover’ per, oz strychnine, TeF 07, arrels, SpiniTs—Cologne splrits, 18! $1.15; iy L0150, @2.00; Kenitueky botrbons, 82,000 Kentucky and Penngylvan Hurbon, dies, .00, G HERRIN 5 'L L' B'd Sh're F'ey § 003 0) IMPORTED ¥ Brls HE Bhls Q'r BDIs Pails or Kits W W asst Ameri W, genuin ochire, rochele Amnerican, high brown, & srench 7 ne, wilde! common. chrome green, 1, in oil JI(' raw ‘coneh’ biaek and. 1vor biug, cen, Lo, M, an red, 1. Americ A'”ll\\ ochre, e 10 It Oak, dark o k, c: Prussian ne g Ls—Acld, l‘nrlmllc. Lelloro’ per 1 lyeerine, ye s powders, 1, 8lges quinine, potassinm per gallon: proof, $1.14: its, s ality, proof, A ne gatlon, Fain, " blended, ryes, § and”rye 00@ whiskies, nported, 3 5.00@s.50? ins, imported, $4 50 100, Champagnes, A can. s Qr BLis PIs Kis 0012 W 0 18 8 50 51551 50 ) W40 Norweglan | Holland her-| rings, new.| SEW FISH. KKK Her' uu«n 07 506 803808 10 LAKE FISH, e |10 Bbls Qr BLI IS K 0|50 40 12| 10 No, | White Fis] Fainily White Fig No. 1 Trout TR0 10701 W 051 " 02 85 8519 7 6 | SurrEMBER 9, Artists’ Material, A, TOSPE, JR., Artists’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, Agricultural Implements CHURCHILL P lI.I\I R, 1 Im] I. m- uv\ gons, Agricultnr LININGER & METCALF CO,, Agrieultural Implements, PARLIN ENDORF&MARTL Agvicnlaral Implements, th N Butter @ MeSHANE & SCHROIT Buyers of Batter and Eges acking 1 1t 4 Ego Butchers LOUIS HELLIER, Butehers' Tools and Supy Tools. lies, ulw stock, Buitders' Hardware and Scales. HIMEBAUGIH & TAYLOR, fora' Hardware & Seale l.‘ pair Shop Johbers of Tlardware and Tinware, Shogt tron. Fre Agents for o RECTOR (& WILHE \\ liolc \.«lr' Hardwa Building Material. OMANA LUME Deald it Builling Material at Wholesale. AMERIC. \Il(li COM 1 W Boots and Shoes, b IRalLor Goods nlwny RN N, As T Austir . MORSE & €O, Jobhers of Beots and 111 Farnam st Or Complot Agt. for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Spectal Brands. Faust, Budweiser and b STORZ ¢ ILER, Lager Beer Brewers 21 North 13th & Omahn Coftee, Spices, Elc. 4l1llr‘lxl BROS, & C6 Omaha Coffee and Spic Teas, Coffeer, Spice 3 tracte. 1 TN GATE, Home Coffee and Sy Clte Rotstors and £ to Cornice. LAGLE CORNICE "—v‘”“‘ Jolin Epeneter, Prop. of Galvanized Iron and Cornjce 1103 and 195 N, 10:h At., Omah, N IPING & BOLTE, Manufacturers of Ornamental Galvanized Cornice Dormer Windows, Firale, Metalic Skylight, cte. st, Omiaha. ESTERN CORNICE WORKS, C. Specht, Prop. Galvantred Ion Comicos, ete, Spectsimproved Pat- ent Mo talie Skylighit. 510 €. 12¢h st 0n Carpets. OMAHA C 1I(’l'l‘"l' Jobbers of Carpets, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Linoleums, Mattings, Ete. 1511 Douglas strect. S. 4. ORCHARD, Wholesale (‘ulpu 0il Cloths, Mattings, Curtain 1425 ¥urnem Street, co., Crockery and Notions. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for th Tt or | Importers of Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chin yo, ete. Offic 7 Bouth 13th st. Commission and Storage. GRIFFTTIT & SHOMAS, to T Omafi. HuRLe Commission uml Jobbing. Egusand Produc yments solieited, adquarters for Stons Herry Boxes und Gripo Baskeir. 1904 Dodgetreot, O PEYCKE BRC Commission Merchants. Produce nnd Provistons, Omialia, Deales Hard and Soft Coal, st5., Omaa, . Pres. PAAN, V. INDERLAND, OMAILL COAL, CORKE & CGMPANY, Jobbers of Havd and Soft Coal, ) Thirtecnth Streot, Omahs J. JOIINSON & ( Manufucturers of Illinois “ Illrn Ii 10, And Shippers of Coal and Co Smo AL, Firo Brick, Drain Pxion 1oL F. P, FAY & CO., Manufactuving Confoctioner Jobbere of Fruits,Nutg i Clzus, 1211 Farnss RIDDELL, awd Commission Mer it. tor, Eyg: e, Poultry, Game, Ete. 112 South 14tk stroet st Storage Specialt 0§ i WIEDEMAN & CO., Produce Commission Merchants, Poultry, Butter, Gume, Fruits, ete, 220 . J4th st Ouilha, Neb, = ,I:I‘]I'.‘KS & DIILL.IIA’II, General Commission Merchants, And Jobbers of Foreign pondence solicited: Warehouse Thirteenth St Omahi. Nab. - Telepio: Live Stock Commission. M. BURKE & Live Stock (/ulullll:nlon. Burke, Manag « wer. Unlon Stoek o 5. Utmabia. Toleph: SAVAGE & GRE Live Stock Commission M Bhipmients of un Union & 1886, | OMAHA JOBBE?S’ DIRECTORY B OHAHIJM‘BcHS'DInE(‘T{RY 0 M JOBBERS‘ !REGTORY Cigars and Tobace VMAX MEYER Jolbers of Cigaes, WEST & Manufacturers of Fin And Wh M. B SVITH A Dry Goods, Furnis hing (oods & Notions | 0. €O, FRITSCHER Ci; o, Tobaceo, Neb Distillers. oy Aloaho) A & f4of W n Il'tlll SPRINGS I’V\IIIII 10. .Hd Il R o i CLt Largest Drug Drain Tile, 1LW.Y N, V.res, UNION DRAIN Al i LSAUE ML 1. Neb r Manuiie g Con CO., RKE DRUG (( Paint, Oil & Glass House Nachin ts Su HyprRAULIC O, $ “ G.oA Omaha r. Agents for Ha M. W DI | Sash s, 1 . (o Sash, O, N A Door, Buil i nony turers rover MANUPACTURING ifes, Ete, NDREEN, KNafe \\mw T O, II's Safe & Loek Doors, Etc. s 'll'” \ fids and Mouldings, o (l‘ LYJMAN, Blinds, Mouldings, [ th roct, £ iiiders CO., of Sash, Door nas, 1 int Jard Wood Finish y i Leavenwortl Sts. | ; CHr [ | \\ holesale Py Ll Pumps and 1} SomiaNop r o & Tl lns Wind LL PUMP €O, mips, Pipe, Fittings, 1 Mast Nob. STRANG CO, nd Engines v Milling NGINTE lll’l\l pes i, Not and PUMP plies, Engincers and Contractors, RAYMOND CAMPBELL, s and Contractors, v Steam Piio Driving Furniture. DEWILY £ Whole 1511 80 STONE, 1le Dealers in Furniture, b, Neb, CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furnitur Mirrors Bedding, 195 and 1210 ¥ Broceries, PAXTON, Wholesale T McCORD, BRADY Wholesale ( 13th ana wort) GALLAGI Groeeries and crdware. 13 oL Hardware, weon Kook, Tard: T 1201 ey EDNEY st 1 st Upholstery, R & CO., Provisions, Nob. i . it 1. oJ. (sTA UM and 11 (% CARTER Ti “il']«'!l) P 0th streot TR UNACQUIANTE wHo The Leating Cavr MARHOFE, Wholesale Trunks, SIMPSON, o Factory, Didko st maha. hite Lead. Hire LEAD CO., uve White Lead, i U PRy D WiTH THE Omitin & CO., neery, nRrRoATCH, Iron and Steel, » Ly O, li'l!!!lh\l wver, Whiolesale Tron and Ste; ringe Wood Stock, 11210 Le MILTON ROG Stoves, Rauges, Manties, Gr Brass Goods. Siront avenwortl Iron Works. PAXTON & JIE Tron Works, Weoneht ant Caet ron Tutich ity urnaces, 20 and 1923 Farnam Vork, Tron Stalrs, Chiines. Brass no and_Blacksmith oum ieavy 1 SRS te. ard Tiles, PLING 17th st EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers and Music Dealers, 2 Vatehes, Clocks, b0l and Muterials, sty cor. Dodix Lumber. Omiabu, N 1300 105 15th LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber. Doors, Iite. Yards. W and Doulie, CITT Wholesale Lumber, 148, 1th street, Omuha, Nob T C. N. DIE Lumber, T 18tk and Caltfornia troets, Omann, D W, GRRAY, ne, Cement, Cor. ot and 5 gln sta., Omal HOAGLAND, Lumber, ¢., B Lath, Lime, Sash, ~Cornerath and Douglas; GO LUMBER CO., + Colpotzer, Manager. te, W. HARVEY I,l MBER ( » Dealers Only. 403 Farnum strect, Oma CIHAS. Hardwood Wo0d Carpets and Parguet b JOHN A. WAK Wholesale Lunihe Imported and American Portland Agent for Mlilvi Quiney White Lime. L/ra Stock. UNION STOCK Of Omaha. Limited. John F. Boyd, Su I OBERE Importers and Jobl LEL, Tumber, draulie Coment Millinery aud Notions, 1218 and 1215 Harney Streot, Omuhn, Notions. YALRDS CO, GOODRICIH & (0., tors of ey Goods it e French Toys & J. 1. ROBINSOY Wholesale Lealers ir n Notions and Fuinishing Goods, i 40 and 405 8. T VINYARD & Jabbers i Notions, Hosiery and Goods. SNCHNELD 8 Faruam e, Omuha, Oyeralls. CANFIELD MANU COMPANY, Manufuacture Jenns Pants, Shiris, Kte. Omiha, Printing. l{hl PRINTING 8 of Overalls, 1102 and 1108 Douglas Sticet, Job Printers, Blank Book Makers, Aud Book Binders. ) siroet. Omuba, Ne WENT, Anxiliar Dealers I Type, Prossas and Prin Nouth 4 welfth Bireot UNION | Pickles, Vinegar, Etc. VIN MOLRIS & CO., Elanufucture Pickles & Strictly Pure Ag Packers und bealers in NOTION CO,, ents” Furnishing LOTURING COMPANY, and 103 South Fourtventh 0 vy afl T ner i Wost, Northw FY aftordod Eed. fmooch iy iiited all Inion iuxiiries the Cel . The Famou ot ‘and . 1 R. R. CABLE, Pros't & Gen'l My ‘Ra,ilwa,y The follow parture of tri local depots vrive o T D o traing will Iroadway i wet A Arrival und Transter Depot at Ce DEPAIT CHICAGO, 1O BTl A M, i Coi e m! A5 A ML A B0 M CHICAGO, BUT AN, e M A i A9:1h A ML A 640 1w KANEAR CITY, €T, WABASH, ST A B0, M AT00A M, A0 P W Depurt, A p UNIC 5 Pac 103650 A it Ma 801 MISSOL Dis 8:108] Doy PO 11:104 N 91100 i$.C, 1 0:20n Biib) v Thepart ot 0:00... Via » A, tenins s day: C, dally o Morduy le Vinegar ' ;i e i et and favorito iin betwe departure of HICAGO & CHICAGO, MILW SLOUX I Wi Denver GHICAGO, Rl][}l( ISLANG & PAGIFIC RNILWAY Al position and elow orresponding ont Suthwost. The Creat Rock Island Route Guaranteas lis patronn that cors of pereo thorougliy’ wallas e Wbl ik i o fora ot Al e tis raten oclning Chiie Co s Albert Lea Route 4 anl, whora cof O arapans ota for all poipts i Ovlr s ot aca and Kan- 1 Indjan: E. ST. JOHN, Gen'l THU& Pass, Ag'ty _CHICAGO. " P. BOYER & CO. Ha!!’sSa‘es:‘?auiis,Timelocks and Jai! Work. ALERS IN ‘Eme Table eal and do- a Timo a¢ M. & 0 e trains on the 15 & M. J. & 2B from the B s from the Union Pacific GE TRAINS uve U. P, depot at 1310:00--11:00 w. 1. B B ha at 1 1000 1 st This is additional 1o p J.W. MORSE CTING LINES triing ouncil Blutfs: from the ARIIVE, PACIEIC, D#:15 A, ¥, 150 1 B e NOWTHWES | KIS, | A5 A ML ATH00 ¥ INGTON & QUINCY, ! Al o A K ISLAND & . LML 2) 1L 0 PAUL Af:h A M ATi0) a0 & COUNCIL BLUFFS LOVIS & PACMIC, | Asiwe Y & PACHH TWALD. N PACIFIC iflo Bxpress Ixprc N W Expr It Expie THW AL, KL PACIFIC v s Plattamo W ALD, FEANTWAID, k& Q. Plattsionuth yi M, daily exeept duily ex “une D TRAT Omabia