Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 27, 1886, Page 3

FINAN AL New York. netive at 4@S per lenty of fogders on the market but no buyers The yards are full of wes cows and very little «ale f & good dgmand for corm fed sters but ther 1 2%, ~MoNRY—On eall ‘cent, closing ats per ocent | v Hows —The ..-..fi.u were liberal for the T'aking all together this market has seen v very few buyers only wanted a very f the hogs had to be rven so much as at least 5¢ lower than Prive MEROANTILE PAPER—4@5 | close of the we was the worst day the hog in along time, EXCTANGE—Quiet changed at $4 "'.!|'1rl' sixty d GOVERNMENTS—Government bonds were held over without re I'he market wa yesterday's close, sorted liogs were <old at g Syker—There were none in and nothing doing in the market. s displaysd less_actlylty n on Any previous day effect of the proposed reduction in the rate of st on thie first morteage bonds of ntic & Pacitic company was shown t by the strength of the stock and \n(uu"m both of which were active and strong. urt of 4 per cent in Pullman Palace San Francisco stocks continued At the opening prices were smy fractions lower in the majority of cases there was an active trading, ness poon disappeared under the stre Western Union, Reading, and New Later the market sagged off small fra ial_weakness being shown In the afternoon the market be comparatively quiet, #lowly until the last hour, when it became steady and so closed, STOCKS ON WALL STREET. m(w. C. &N, W Prevailing Prices Showing the prevailing pric stock on this market. paid for live s, 1100 to 159) Ibs; jum steers, 1 “at little steers, 1 rn-fed cows zht and medium noy pord Lo choice heavy podl to cholee mixed nodd to ehoree sheep, atr to good sheep... Common sheep. r an bml(lfl . « l.'n"ll l’v'lll C& 60 - Jamgl Hook iani St. L. & 8. F. l(nm'u t l'r-xns Shipments. Showing the number of eittle, sheep shipped from the yards to-ds l‘ ‘Ull\un P |n'n| Nortliern Pac. .. PRODUCE MA—RKI'}I‘. —Flour—Quiet and 4,103 southern, §3,90(@4.00 soft spring wh Mmmwou\ baker: @A, Wisconsin, $4.00@ whit unless otharwise stated. d hogs sell at e per " or hogs weiching less than 100 1bs Pregnant sows are docked 40 Ibs and gtags 80 1bs. OMAHA WHOLESALE .50 i barrels, MARKGTS ay. Y nml lu-m) ina General Produce, Saturday Evening, Sept. 25 The following prices are ror rouni lots of produice, as sold on the quotations on fruits represent the prices at which outxide orders are fille fovembor, 5 11- Bl October, weaker; \u\uub«'l, 'J“‘ut nutrkel to-day. very active during rly D.\ILM the week. i yest r4|a) have been m imothy—1’rime, Flax- le-v(lvfi 0814, 7, Tic is about outside mhluble for strietly fresh, candled 'llll’il ana \\ at llf@l'”ql' decline, Tater recovered hitige, flg October, £9.50; 1 10@ize more, BUiren—The demand for first class table butter continues very grades are dull and neglected. ey ad dairy i while ln\vur ) n'ml ~Demand fa $6.15@6.17}4: November, $( Bulk Me: nlu—\hml rl? ts with ready sale at aquo- @18¢; wood country r:,mmn) solid packed, 11@ ot creamery, 14(@- 1c; { common, —Faney full cream cheddars, |l(’. eam_flats, two in Cheese—tull cream ched: ars, 10%@11%c; flats. numm T @) v 1y @lide; fancy full ¢ 1e; (‘Iluu‘A' l-k brick, roen salted, T3e Tight, Sige: gey dry” salted e calf skins, Sioige; ot is well suplied with been a few co chickens in the mai mlht‘r ~<Im\' sale, owing to the \vnrlu Wi lk;“.llry flint, gnments of dressed o l country, 8¢ @‘,AC| a ce, per. 1b, 10c; ¢ fle ek, elioice, Te; geese, 1le; e gae trade is somewhat we (h)od sound prairie chickens hold about their ducks are_extremely ork, S ]b.,!)()O l‘xlmrl)l' 107,000 ¢ lower, Llu!lllu s ¥i uneraded red, 82 25 5@ 615c nl!ollt' closing at PH“’ 1 A@%c and n;\thms (@34c, closing steady; receipts, 89,000 rl , 87,0003 ungraaed, 404’ c in ulevn(ur. 03 @i7c atloat; "Octo- pmh‘le ehl('hells at ]nLller m.'u cold weather sets in. @2.50 hmt' dnfir 3 fix‘om atgr and L mm-J TBe@$1.00% s, 247143 No, 3, 4614 per Ib., 11@12c; deer, car telope, L nls~hl|mh' ]nv\ u‘ \mnu \\ l’llfllfl’ per 16 excecd gt ad the effect of past few days has Jown the oyster trac d at this season of the me as last week, are the prices 'nl whicl h country v Eln,’s-—l' irm l\ml fairly active; western, 2034 l’mk—l)ull and weaker; old mess, $10.50; Lard-— St points lower and moderately ac- steam spot quoted at $6.70. m and unchanged. Quiet and firm. selects, 40 c‘((r.mel Poraomt—Tiiore Is very e demand for toes just at present, déalers mnugmuqx) Supplied y localfarmers and vet to lay fn thei winter stock, however, for the month Kt Getobe From 150 to oes will be needed to supply the local nd no doubt a good many S togo to poluts where the 25, ]\Vlmnt—\vvnl quite favorable. 900 car onds @ November, ng in o smail \\a_) —\Wheat, 21,000 by )N10Ns—Recelpts are more liberal market ot quite a8 firm as & woek ko, Cincinnati, Onions, fancy, in l-ulk 25, —Wheat—Heavy ; No. 2 red, T30it0; re(cll)lfl, 5,000; shipments, verbushiol¥1.100 , 00c@$1.00; cf hoice, : new mixed, 0@ (n)m store, 0 m B2 cine Mhiome grown, 0.2 mixed, 273{c. bl., § llmm Is a fxll 1len|mll(l forchoice Tard—Dull at so.05 Whisky—Firm at $1.12, Milwaukee, Sept. eashand October, 724 Corn—Steady; Onts- hh'mly' \n 23,00, ‘\lu'lll;.'ul fi m« assorted Wheat—Steadier; November, 743ge. Vil |-uo~. teh-barrol souri, choice eatin, , assorted varl thl lul\‘ u'l‘ hbl § pe Cod. fancy, per_bbl 503 Wisconsin, $7.25, As=Clioige stock has been scarce New Orleans, Sopt. 25.—Corn—Firmer but not quotably higher. wluets—Dull and a shade lower. CALIFORNIA T X s pears, per box, § Bulk A\mmv\nu Idcrs, $0.25; long clear | LEMONs—Choice, 300 size, per box SHW and ciear vibs, A consignment 25, — Wheat — Du! al) i new No. 2 winter, 6s 7 holders offer spring, 65 g, Flour—Subpiy good but dul at g 4d. uppl ‘{'" 43 4 iv good brlgahl stock, Jamaica, per Frurrs--The fruits have not been heav I’elrfl‘ 40 I}ilm\c‘ 83,008, 24 @) ~Prices are higher, antielpated as thé e and the supply di- soolpts of Utah Llobur .md November, steady th Hv :L 25, —~Wheat—Weak and and sllll higher pri Il'u THE OMAHA DAILY | Orleans, 83@46c per gallon: Maple Syrup, ¢ barrel, strictly piire, e per Ul‘nn 1_gallon eans, $0.25 per doz } 1§ gallon can &5 per, & doz: quarteans, $3.00, SveAns—rowdered, Ti4e: cutloaf, " granulated, 6/;c; confectioners A, 6% standard extra C, 6@5'sc; extra C, b @5¥c; medium yellow, bl @53c. 1OPE-—1¢ inch. 9%¢ 10%¢0. DRiF i ¢ Vig@iie: blackber | No. y be { astern, 4% (@ 3 EVIPOrat @17c: Salt Jake, mone in’ mayket: raspberries, new, 15 @19 currents, T @ilge; prunes, new, 43 STARCHMirro gloss, 11b, 5%e: Mirror gloss, 3 Micror gloss, 6 1b, fige; Giraves: comn, 1 Ib, 6e: Kingsford’s corn. 1 Ib, 7e; Kingstord’s g Ib, 7 rd’s gloss, 61, 7y Kingstord's bulk CANNED GoODs—t cas, §3.% A raspberries, 2 Ib per case, $2. ears, per case, $4.50; apricots, $4.10: pes , PEr cas ppies, per doz, £1.20 mon_per do: 1.60: 2 1b g porcase, 81 “Ib string beans, Ib Tiina beens, per case.’ $1.60: 2 Iy 2405 n..‘uly marrowfat peas, per cas June peas, 316 tomator her case, § 1b corn, per ¢ P 1055 1 corny hoet. wer dor. $1.70@3,00 Corrxis—Ordinary grades, 11@i1y 1 '@12%5¢; prime. 123g@13e ce, 188 faney green and yollow, 19 ' nt Java, 2 \|}\u-rh:r J 1617e: MeLaughiin® XXX Dilworth's. Xflr Red Cros TorAcco l’lvu:. q " horseshoe, st e gold shield, Hc: nerry war, 2 “Ionacco- Smoking, Durl B4c3 148, 1¢8, 600 style, N. N0, oArs—Kirk's Savon tmperil. satinet, $3.00; Kirk's standard, ite Russian, 84.00: Kirk's W 8385 Washboard, § s, §170: mule square, bige peaches, e @lic; Si Lake none in i @l9c; currants, 7@ (@413, brunes, new, 4 yor.—Medium, 17@iSe per 1: ti 12 light, 14@@lie; coarse, 1215 wool, off. HibEs—Green butchers, green cured, Sg@Sige; dry flint, dry salt, * 9@10C; damaged hides Lallow—3e. Grease, prime winte, 2¢; brown, licep Pelts. Arnrn—Prime slaughter s2¢; prime onk sole Jeathe: Jeather per. Toot. 200¢5; het, kip, oak & Kip, $L00@! hem, calf, all, $1.00w1 French e B0wize; Morocco oil pebble, 2 and linings, 60a@e. HEAVY HARDWARE—1ron, low steal special cast, de; o cast t0ols do, 12@18e; Wagon spokes: pe T5@5,00; hubs, ver set, $1.5 sawed _dry, $1.40; tongues, each, The; each, nuts, ver Ib. 7@iic French chain, pel ecable, G@Sey lmu wedges, be: harrow tecth, 4 spring steel, " Burden’ rst $4.40; Burden’s mule shoes. m lots, ~ $4.00 Nails, rat: .50 Shot—$ 1.6 lot, © S1.K5: powder do, hait kecs, do, i blasting, kegs fuse, per 10 fo Lead Bar, $16. AINTS 1N O1r-—W tcead, Omaha, P 12 1 wh te lead, St. L lles green, 1 to 5 creen “seal, ronch 2 . Kroneit wing red seal, 1ot Krench zine, In varnish asst, 20c: French zine, T5c: vermillion, ' Ametican, 156; Indian red, 10c; rose pink, 14c; Venetian red, Cook- son’s, 25c:~ Venetian ted, American, 1igc; red lead, 7ic; chrome yellow, genuine, chrome (IIIUW K, 12} ochré, roche gclre, French,” 2e; ochre, Ameri Winter's min ¢: Lehigh bro Spanish brow ’rmre’x minel 13, per gallon : 1. 10 furniture, 40; coach, No, 1 81757 Japan, 70c; as {tum. i shellac, $8.50; hard ol finisn, Spinrts—Cologne spirits, 188 proof, $1.16: do 101 ]nruu( $1.17; spirits, second_aualit; 101 proof, $L.16: do’ 188 praof, SL.1s Aleo- hol. 185 proof, $2.15 per wine Redis- tlled whiskles, $1.00@l.50 Gin, , blended, ; Kentuek, bourbons, 82.00@6,00 andl'r»nuq,hmm\ 5, Sheaf bourbon and’ rye Furni- 1, 81.00; ;D MONDAY, SEPTEMBER !Railwa.y 'I_‘lme Table | The following Ia the time of arrival and de- pArture of trains by Central Standard the local depots OMAYA JOEBERS' DIREGTCRY | 0. AUA JOBBERS' . IRECTORY Boots and Shoes. AMERICAN d SHOE COMPANY, Manufactorers and Wholesale Dealers in Boots and Shoes, | Complete stock ot Lubrer oo Istand 2. clear, | GALLAGHER & €O, P'rovisions, 00 and 111 S, 10th St Omake MeCORD, BRADY Wholesale Grocers, Traing of the C. )i their depot teains on the B, & M | Wholesale ¢ W 1 ‘select, 1 fhch, 8 % inch, 101¢5 i ineh, | B colect, 1 tom the Union Pacifio RRIDGE TRAINS "llnhoflnm\wfll Tenve > Frorrs—No. 1 quarter apples, 33.@ | No, 1, plain,Sand 10 inch., . w8 Always on hand plains and 10 ineh. SHINGLES, LATH P. depot at 6:3. | Jobhers of Boots and 1011 Furnan st., Omaba, Nt —— W.J. BROATCH, rare, Tron and Steel, 14, Mardware Lymber, ete. Quiney white lime (best) (.m.m (Akron) 8L M. KEATING, Agt. for Anhenser-Bush Brewing A Speciul Brands Tiris i additional to prosent train servie lo I|m| and \lnvl Arrival and doparture Transter Dopot at Council Bluffs: trains from the Wagon and Carrl Kte. 121 * CHICAGO SHORT LINE Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Ry THE BEST ROUTE Srom OMAHA and COUNCIL BLUFES of THE BEAST. BETWEEN OMAHA Hook SLANDS North l~|| Street, Omnhia, Neb. MILTON ROGI Coffee, Spices, Ete. Manties, Grates, Brass Goods. 1331 wod 1823 Farnam e Omnlm !uflm- and b] Buking Powder. Flivoring Bx- PAXTON & VIERLING Iron Works, Wronght and Cast Iron Butlding Worl lenma and Girdors, Stenm vk, (eneral Foundry, ik OMice and Works, { CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY. — .\ . Home ( offee and \]nw Nllh M rg ln‘ o o and Spice Grindors m«u CITY, 7. JOE & COUNCIL EDHOLM & ER Wksoflfiw 3 TWO TRAINS DAILY COUNCIL BLUKFFS WABASH, §T. LOUIS & PACIFIC Dealers 1n iy, SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. ot and o R mm-tvr Prop. piged Iron and Cornjoe. Dhode e 100 And 158 H: oth per RUEMPING & H()Ll’l‘l, NMilwaukee, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, o: piper hedsick, | Chicago, h St. Paul, Clinton, Rock Island,Freeport, Elgin, Janesville, l ()I'IG BRA I)F()RD. Dealer in Lumber, . Yarda-Corner 7th and Do Ivanized Cornices, nls, Metalic Skylight, ete, 5108, "WESTERN CORNICE WORKS, pecht, Prop. G:!rnnlvml Tron C unm o8, ete, S Ornamental Dormer Windows, ‘Denver Rxpre: Lath, Lime, Local Express, And all other ‘mport:int points East, Northeast and Southens i v uml and F: Xpress. © he Tioket Agon ect (in Paxton Hotel),or a CHICAGO LU round, per | at 1401 Union Pullman Siecvers and the finest Dining Cars i ~n| THWARD. MISSOURL PACIFIC. A. M. pectaimproved Pat- 1 814 8 Jth streot, Omaha, Neb. 1. Colpotzer, Manager. ST, PAUL RAILWAY, aitention {8 paid to pussengers by 1S employcs o the company. cral Manager. istant Goneral Manager. NTER, Goneral Passenger and and_ every J.& COB courte Vi Piattsmeuth. 7 OMAHA CARPET c'(x.. 8 J5th and California Strects, Omaha, Neb. FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Ete 'or. Gth and Douglns sta., Omahn, Neb. HOAGLAND, AR Ticket Agent. GEo. B, HEAFFORD shberries, now, 18 E¢F and Ticket Auc mmod'n10:308 Linoleums, Mattings, Ete. o S. A, ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, 0il Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Goods, ¥ Assistant General Passon- 1811 Douglas stroot. neral Superintendent. 7 MAN WHO 15 UNAGQJAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPY OF TS COUNTRY WIL . EE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP THAT THE L & Q. Vin Plaitsmouth. duilys B, duily except Sun. t 139 Farnam Krect, L tend 5 daily except Saturday; D, daily e Crockery and Notions. W. L. WRIGHT, acturers and Tmporters of s‘ru(')\" YARD TRAIN: " HARVEY LUMBE. To Dealers Only. Agent for the Mann Lamps, Chimueys, ol Omah CHAS. R. LEE, Commission and Storage. " D. A. HURLEY, Commission and Jobbing. Wood Carpets and Parguet Flooring. 9ih and Douglas maba. 100 8. Excopt Sunday. LINGOLN BUSiNESS DIREGTORY Recently Buit, The Tremont, J. C. FITZGERALD & SON, Proprictors. JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Ete, Imported and American Portln Agent for Milwaukeo Hydraulie Butter, Tggaand . Coniznments solicited. Headquarters for Stoneware, | tr. 1414 Dodge strect, Omaba. PEYCKE BROS., Commission Merchants. 0 and Provisions, Omal « RIDDELL, S!orage uml (mmnn sion Merchant. re: cose. Poultry, Gume, ) \(nllll lu wircet. W "TEDEM. Produce Commission Merchants, Poultry, Butter, Gv:m WEEKS & MILLARD, General Commission Mr-rnhnntn, And Jobbers of Forelgn and Domestic Fruits. ‘Bpondence solict 2 Thirtoenth St., Stal et nd test ® Newly Furnished CHICAGD, ROCKI ISLMIB & PACIFIC HIILWlV renson Ot s contral sonlicn and cloee lation UNION STOCK YARDS CO., Cor. ¥th und P’ Sts,, Lincoln, Neb. 5 §1.00per day. Street cars from louso to any A A NG . _John . Boyd, Superinterdent, Architect, Offices—33, 34 and 42, Richards Block, Lincoln, Neb. Elevator onlth stroet. ind 7roy st ‘and c‘armpuumng M//Imer/ and Wotions. Nortieust Dottt West, NortBwese i The Great Rock Island Route fl'.'.“”?“;:’.‘.fi"x Pt ied o Buiooth tracks of Lm.u'h‘i.‘é'y‘.!"u‘.' JRisgisd "‘“‘. Serts S bridi . ()IH' RI'E Ll)lf R £ 1.4)., Tmporters and Jobbers of Millinery and Notions, Harney Street, Omabi, Neb. that sense of pers: ceder siont HONN Oarrie F. M WOODS, Live Stock Auctioneer parts of the U. S. at fair Room 3, State Block, Lincoln, Neb.a __Golloway and Short Horn bulls for sale. B. H. GOULDING, Farm Loans and Insuranc, Correspondence in regard to loans solicited. Room 4, Richards Block. Lincoln, Neb, t | Riverside Short Horns Of sirittly puro Bates und Butes lunpudcuulu Hord numbers about 60 head. GALLOWAY CATTLE, i that exao Shant oparation o 2 mmug"p. P R 38 Trains hetwe o 'l\'--n:r#‘wl;n Chicago 5. GOODRICH & (0., ‘Are the only Dircet Importers of German & French To Sales made in all Fas Poarti: ot G are sompon 's & Fancy Goods uplicuted without ada- m P. ROCCO & CO., mporters and wholesnle dealers in Italian Produce, Forelgn, Domostic und Gulifornta Fraits and Commis sion Merchunts, Sivateq eclining Chae Cana. The l-'nmoun Albert Lea Route ROBINSON Wholesale Dealers In Notions and Furnishing Goods, 45 and 405 B. Tenth 8t., Omahn, INYARD & NOTION CO., Only exelusivo Coal anc Lime, P. MILESTONE & €O., Hard and Soft Coal, Ofmce and yard, th and Nicholar e, CHNEIDER, RWheat Helds wnd pasto LINE vin Senoca ant K the ‘-nd(fiunml mum Kani Notions, Hosicry mld Gents' Furnishing Acombs, l((‘nlu&. R 1006 and 1008 Farnam at.. Omaha, Nob. t Crock Young Mnrys. Phylliscy, Louans and True Loves, 1 Pure Butes Filbert, 1 Pure Butes Cragas, 1 Rose of Sharon, 1 Youny Mary, Cruick Shank llml others. 5 3 SON, Lincoin, Neb. ot n m...w " w-ll ok, e el b o Ui tes and Uans Iiulls for sald. GEO. £ LARAGH, Pres. J.A. 5 SUNDERLAND, Soc. OMAHA COAL, coM T GOOMN A, V. Prom. R. R. CABLE, i3 Pros't & Gen'l M'g'r, LCHICAGO. COKE & LIME CTURING JOMI Gen'{ T'kt & Pase. Ag's, CHAS. M. BRAN- + dmported, § 5,00 Gins, imporfed forported, D s e, 810,00@186, 'AIN% 3—White lead, 5¢: Freneh z l’unn \vlnllnu "‘/I’%‘ whiting, gilde 8’y whiting, com’l, {4 h\mvhlm‘k Ger- manstown, 1%e; lampbl ordinary, Se; P ditrhmaritio, 18c; vaRdyke: n, 8c: unibe . burnt, 4¢3 umber, raw, 4 ina, burnt, 40 sienna,' raw, de: Daris €N, Kenuine, ¥5¢: 1-aris green. common. 3 ehirome green. N. Y., 20c: chrome green, i2e; vermillon, Enghish, in oil 70c: raw and burnt umber. b cans. Lze: raw and burnt sienna, 1%; vandyke, brown, 13¢c; re- Jobbers of Hard and %fl, Coal, m,n-'.mm'nmnmnh Streot, Omaha, Neb, JOHNSON & CO., Mannfmhuers of Illinmq Wlute Lime. And Shippers of Coal and Col Cen Ko T Firg mrick, Drain, 'riie 4...1 s of Overalls, When in Lincoln stop at 1102 and 1108 Douglas Street, National Hotel, And got & good dinner for 2 1% CHiCAGQ Avo ORTH- WE SEIORT LINIE. EDAWAY Prop. WOODBRIDGE BRO'S, | Statg Agents PRINTING COMPANY, , Blank Book Makers, uth Fourteenth Job Printe: And Book Binde: u Confectionery. F. P. FAY & C Manufacturing Confec Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts and Clyars. Jmaba. STERN RAILWAY. WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION Auxiliary Publishers. Dealers in Type, Presses and Printers’ Supplies. outh '] Ifth 1211 Farnam Bt., Live Stock Commission. Pickles, Vinegar, Etc. fined lampblack, l‘.’l" coach black and 1vory biack, 16e: ‘drop blackc 16c: Prissian bine, mana ne blue, 18¢; clirome green, 0,3 16¢; blind and snutter ereen, L., M. 6 it green, 18; Indian red, tian' red, fe: Tuscah, 22e: Ameriean verullion, L. & D,, 20c: yellow ochre, 9¢; L. M. & 0. D.."18¢; good “ochre, 16c;: patent aining color, light ouk, dark oak, estnut and ash, 12 DRUGS AND ( ALS—Acld, carbolie, 82¢: nrhl tart copaiba, per . 47 bArk, ras, ‘per b, 10c: calomel, per 1b 72 ncilonidia, per 0z, 40 orm, per 1b, 50 02 Dover's powders, $1.25} epsom salts, per b, sige; glyee : lead, acetate, ' per v, No., 1, per zal,, $1.50: ol . 9, per gal., $1.40: oil, olive, oil origannuit, Se: opim P. & W.and K. &8 iodide, per b, $3.00; phate inorpnine, per o . de: strychnine, p M. BURKE & SONS, Sluck COHIIIHSHIOH. EDWIN MORRIS & CO,, Manufucturers, Packers and Dealers in PI(kl(-s & Stric tly I’um Applu Yinegar DeckerBio'sPianos | Omaha, Neb. MEN: Couacil Blufls And Chicago. The only rond to take for Des Moines, Mar- hloro- lhnl\mwn edar Rapids, Clinton, Uixlv o Milwaixeo nd all polnts enat: e, Coloran. Wroming, Uian: 1laho. Nevada, Oregon, Washington ana Cal fornia it offors supevior advantages not pos: ble by any othor Iine. Among & few of the numerous points of su- eriority enjoyed by the p a ud Chionko COA whi Live Stock Comnnwnm Merchants, Blunmonu nt any and all 'lllu\l of B Union CTroT s amia: u...m.y,.m 5 sk e Bock seht s HIE MED, 00, BUFFALO. N OMAHA JOBBE 'S’ DIRECTORY dr!lsln Material. “Cigars and Tobacco. MAX MEYER & ('().. of Cigars, Tobacco, ition, 215 to 2 & 11t st., 1000 t0 AND RI',I',‘N, Omaha Safe W Manufacturersof Fire and lluwlnrl’nml‘flnw ine; e of Sts., Omzhi, Nob, A. HOSPE, JR., Artistg’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1513 I)fluulun I‘lrzln Umflln ns of this road are its two traing ich are the finest t and mmnuuy can create. G CARS, which &re models Its PARLORDIEAW. assed by any, and AL DINING O An~z bl Of nhih cenrat v found elgewhore! 461' & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Clgars, Agents for Hall's hdm & Lock Co.g’ ¥ire and Buri ar Proof 8 and Ji 102) Var i S Lpdl of oimfort and elegance. Fish, ING ROOM CAltS uneur Sash, Doors, Ete. Agricultural Implements. L Ay DISBROW & O " CHURCHILL PARKER, the (\r‘l ‘ouncil Bluffs the trains of the Unfon Paci- '« SMITH & oo ol v P g widely celebrated’ PA Mow yisH. ‘Ial“a ll(l s Qr llI‘I‘i‘s‘ 5 h‘;- o Tollowing are the prices at vmld\ outside orders hm“fplnx stock, per Ib., 4/c 10 b, MICHIGAN PEACHES—The supply on the market 15 light and better prices ‘are being e’ shipuients e gradiaily fall ing off. I following are the prices at which outside orders are filled: to, size, THGSLO0S crntes, 4 baskets, $3.00@ Kansas Oity, Sept. 25.—Wheat—Dull and No. 2, n~d, caslh and October, 613 ,cash, SOX @0} o bid; LIVE STOOK. Ohlolzu. Sept. 25.—The Drover’s Journal Baskets, according Hnnu‘!(Nul 17b!7 004 0018 63 Lige Gib'd Fancy 5 003 00 2 ¥ L'g R'd Sh're Foy/b 00.8 002 7 as o Munufacturers of Bash, ])umu. Blinds and Mouldings, 12th and 1zard sts., Omaia, Neb. Depot with those of 0 & Northwestern Ry. ine make close connection Wholesule Dealer in Agricultural lluplcmonls, ‘Wagons, Jones nriol. between 9th Dry Goods, l“lll‘lllshluw(mmln & Notions 1102 and 1104 Douglus, cor. 11th 8t., Omuha, Neb, 3 Al 45 | with those of ull e Carrisges nud Buggles. o Todiunapolis, Cinoin LAKE FISW. wat, Nn.r.“nmn};mu T sEw rism, |Hf DBISQr Dbis Pla/Kts | Montreal, Hoston, New #BW risg, |1 80" %o Vi 12| 10 L] No,1Whitc Figh....|700 0803 Kty Whito Tish.”!| 60 3 153 No.1 frout .. M. 18 as 10llows: DoattlesReceipts, 40003 stoors, S 40@H00; .00@3.40: cows, bulls and mlx«l.uso( 8250 @ 2.60 Mt A few arestill coming in, but the demand 1a light and they are slow sale. CE er doz:, 40wdbe, SuGAR—Strictly pure, 50-1b boxes, 10-b tin pails, stockers and r 15¢ per pound; striet e per pound cholce 5 bricks, _pound; choice penny’ cakes, 25-1b aska, choice, white clover, u( NLbr\lbkfl. llnrk 12@14c. ; California. lormlavx. l)n~|{lm. $3.50; Mllmli. 15¢. ulomdc ]‘uxlns. m.nn;,' “Texans, 000 |al.. hul M RANS—The market is aimost Llfll‘ln\’d up. wer; rough nud mixed, $3.6 l»-nm in fair leum-n. »Iu&, $1.50@4.85. 0 native §2.00 g mm‘fi&w@ , Sept. 25, —Cattle—Recelpts, 2/00; general toue of the ot was slow and weak ; Mehers’ st 502100 lower; stockers and ers in good demand at firm prices. Hogs—Receipts, ey country, 1@13 pienio ham, 10k5e; boneless, H0-Ib boxe : H i, 93 shoulders, break fast bacoy \( Iul b«'\( (hlulh!. 15¢ 1, 40-1b cans, Fair 1 5-1b pails, Falrbank's, shipments, 2,000 IMPORTED VISH, vis HY Bbls Q' Bbls Pails or Kits lermu‘“m' ol s or Kits | 12 0 Norwoglan | | | e ®xi Hor'ngs 14 07 Wflm”wllu 104 w0 Holland her- | | l _rinks, now).....|. | w0 Ory Lumber, i we......si00 | Betwoen Antwera & New York 10 THE RHINE, GERMANY, ITALY, HOL- LAND AND FRANCE. FALL AND WINTER. Balon from w §. s o $15 "8 mf "t No. 1 Com. 5. 1.5 12 Mand 161t No. 2 12, 14 and 16 ft, No.3 ¢ M 12, 14 and 16 ft! No.4 . 12, 14 and 16 ft. mlnmllmn AND TIMBEUS. i n’lu 1218 1t 50/16.50 16.60,17.00) 20 tel22 1elua e 0 18.00 21 4 ouzrm 16.50116:50116.60/17.00/15.00 | |16:50(16.50116.50 BREREER £8888 16.50{16.50{16.50 strong and a shade higher, aadu shade lower:’ goad 16 common to wedium, inew oats, 250: rye, 40c; market opene closi ¢ II- Louis. uhlnmunu 100 llfltfl\< pping untlw. Sept, .- Cuttlo—Receipts, ood to clioice g W t; whife corn nmal owt; screening, 60c roewt; shorts, 'lu; y, in bales, $6.00@ shipmeuts, 600; hun}l B Suialierst apV AT ol T0@4.90, OMAHA LIVE STOOK. ““"’"" bot. !uurdu lvenlnx. Sept. 25, fresh recelpts Ilhnnl. \-mla therc were & good many left [{ day previ There were fl an a)ll {Iwrhnn. (n hblv. uw do BDYBUP-- Ho.'w. 4-ghiion kogs, SL%; New FENCING, No 1, 4 &6 Inch, 12 and 14 ft., rough.. No. 2 4 & 6iuch, 12 and 14 ft., rough.- SIDING. A 12, 14 &161t., ‘ZILI.KD C.. Dli. M&lflll 2000 D. CEILING AND PARTITION, 1st com., )(li.n Wh”a l'in:&l l’lrl}llo 2d Cow, ¥ in. Norway Pine Ceiling. FLOORING. & Sineh, white pine, 3 C. 6inch, & D! 2.00 17.00(18.00 21.00 2 16:60,16:50,16.5017.00(18.00 22.00 17.00(18.00 2200 17.00'18.00 20 00 l §§ I’I‘\‘ACK BOARDS, A 13 inch. 5 15 45 12 inch 0. 1, com, 12 in,, 8. n..w, 1882014 TININGER & METCALF COy Agricultural Implements, Wagons,Carringes, Buggles, Etc,, Wholesale, Omuha. ‘DORF & MARTIN flflflll. Door, Bllmln. Mnnldlngu, 1001 Bouth Thirteonth Street, Neb, Animp‘ll te sock of Builders' Fdwir ‘ork, Philndelphiu, B on and all’points in the east, timore, Washingt ask the ticket - ent for tokets vin the Dilllllm’lnll muon,AIl‘nl!M nnfl Spirits, nd JOLDOFs of Winesand Liguors WILLO W SPRINGS DISTILLE'Y C0, and ILER & CO., griers and Jobbors of Fine Viines and Liqaor e manutuoirers of ters and Domicatic Lguo It you wish g ‘nocommodations. All ot wrante ll ickets via thie Tine, PARLIN,ORE. w62 4 MI 4 05‘2 B 1 “5 141 65 “Ll(\l | ILES Hlnu'ath HICAG Red Star Line Oarrying the Belgihm Royal and United States Mail, sailing every Saturday Manufacturers, of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings Stair Work and Interior Hard Wood Kinish 3 - N, K cor. 6t and Leuvenworth Sta, u, Neb. Gon Pass. Agent. Agricnltural Imp Wagons and Buggies. 901, 903, 905 and %07, Jon éLA RKE DRUG db., Largest Drug, Paint, Oil & Glass House McSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. P l"‘*‘ 1ith and Le: " K Jl rack , Omalis. Al CHURCHILL PUMP C0., ‘Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, l'lmugs. plies. Hendguarter wpleto Line of Drugglsts Bun: Weatof Cuicago. arl Tarney at., Omaha, Btoam and Wator 8u Foost Co's Goods. A. L, STRANG CO. Pumps, Pipes and Engine Bteam, Water, Railw d Milling a2 wnd B4 Virmars ats O R Wuwi l"n)}hlhh and PUMP uoBmuN DRUG 0., Wholesale Dinggists. Oils and Window Gl LOUIS HELLER, Butehers’ Tools and Supplies, Saussuge Casings of all kinds slways in stock. 1516 Jones st., Omaba: And Dealers in Faty A HBAURILPr pleam and Weter ng. umr 8. n.ll-nu er. . o IIYI)I{A vLIic lfil{A IN TILE CO., 18 8. Uth !up,-ue- for mnmemnn. C !lcunlon trip from HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders'Hardware & 8cale Repair Shop Mechanics’ Tools and Bufalo Bcales. 1405 Douglus st., Omaha, Neb. tecrage possage & ‘Son nts, 8 fenry Pundt, 1316 Faraum st.i Paulsen & Co, 1428 Faroam st : D, 0., T BOYER & CO, Hall'sSal s.V 1020 Lurnm Suu& "I H, MARHOFF, ™ ‘Wholesale Trunks, Millard Hotel Illuf:ll Omuhi ~ Engincers and cunmmu. ""RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Engineers and € .llflm Viaducl l-, Roo! T'rus [ Farmuw. Omals, Neb LEE, FRIED & CO,, Jobbers of Hardware and hnlll. Iron. e, Agents for Ho Tiaware, Sheet and M| RECTOR & WILHELMY CO,, Wholesale Hardware. stern agents for Jeflerson Stecl Kuils, Vistwae: &8¢ (L tandard Corner wm Plle Driving, er. 1911 8., near Wagons and Carriages. A, J. SIMPSO. 'l‘llmoeh The Leading Carriage Factory, (ESTARLISHED 1858.) 1600 and 1411 Dodge street, Omaha. i Hhartey . Omabe. "DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers fn Furniture, " Building Material. """ OMAHA LUMBER CO., Doaler in All Kiuds of Building Material at Wholesale, 18th Streetand Union Pacitic Track, Owahs. ENT implements il TTTOMARLES SHIVERI( Furniture, Bedding, llv_?ma l‘ifll CARTER WHITE 1. Btrietly Pure White Lead, Messrs. Kubn l (4.. Axonl‘.