Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 15, 1886, Page 3

PILLSBURY'S BIG PROFITS, The Great Minueapolis Miller Gives Some Facts About the Flonr Trade. | tnchanged: winter Hour, ALL SOLD OUT AT AN ADVANCE Wheat and Corn Open Strong and | | gher—Hogs Fairly Activeat | Previons Prices € ral | Market Quotations. PRODUCE MARKET. | 14, | Speeial Pillsbury, of Minne 1k as Chicago sent | ps on wheat, and wa from our own sources voorer cables on flonr we regarded the situa- | tion with suspense, but but now that have «old all our flonr ata good profit and have ahead tor flour at a splendid profit no more stock in the cable CHICAGO Dec. A Cicaco, he Br the mille us reports of better continually receive m to | polis, we take mueh flour is there i stock?” Pills- iy was asked, “There is not a mill at Minneapolis that ownsany flour, A year ago they owned a wsix months' stock: now they sell at a profit as fastas they can make A year ago ey <old about one-fifth of their product ey +itand stored the rest in the hope of getting out the whole on some advance. Yosterday English millers took 150 cars of No. 1 ha t to go all rail to the sea board, the first thne 1 have ever known thein to pay 1ail rates in winter to get ent wheat, Tois” said Pillsbury, “is the bull side. The otheris that there is plenty ot wheat in the northwest. [own wore of it than anybody else up theve, 1 guess, and if [ uld advance the market 5 cents at this time would not do it unless 1 felt sure of heing able to depress it alterward, ‘Lhe mar ket is hiealthful and will take care of itself.” May wheat opened at sold at 8@ nd then at$9%c. The sane option in corn opened at4237e and sold at 423c. Jan- wary pork opened at $11.2Cand May at $1160, selling later al $11 Jones, MeCormick & Kennett were the wheat buyers of the most prominence during the first partof the session and helped bulge may upto 83, Fair quantities were sold at this, May corn im- proved to 454 and May pork 1o $11.6754, run- ning all through the session. ere was a very noticehle absence of news ing the market. Al the usual news centers scemed 1o contibute less than the usual amount, but still there was a number of influences leading tion that it would came in quite bullish, and it carly in the day that thirty-hi were taken late yesterday in those previously reported. Adde there Was & very falr measure of given the market by local houses. Both Lester were notic able s supporters. Around Ste for May t ofierings were on o heavy seale. Kershaw & Walker were selling early. but thei wheat alieady taken by small buyers, and the nwas so easily accompished that stone of the market was stronge Ve tone of all the grain markets appeared be set by wheat and as a con ‘i was nothing startiing deyeloped. corn sold at H4ie, but the bulk Bands ata lower tieure, The easiest foeling prevailed toward the close, I'ro re stronger and higher; the receipts of ho were lighter thin expeeted and prices e hetter. Tlhere was less disposition among yackers and operators to - sell, but wore desite to buy, The was prices be. Cables was Known boatloads ddition’ to to this sapport her dur AVALCES Were e the market riing furth TFoward the sier and deelin s but atl o'elock wassteady at a slieht re n from inside 0 p. m.— Wheat was active, lower, reports from New Y ork that parties were selling out starting the selling here and considerable stff was sold out. i corn the market sympathized. In provisions there wiis only moderate activity, but values wded Jower, Wik and Jower o for De 4 for 365, for May. ovening i #qe uary, $11.00 $11,7523¢ for’ December, for February. , 811 Lard b for Jan CHICAGO LIV 14, [Special Telegram tofile There were fe eatilo nevally pected, and the s as it has been. I b is usnally not zood shippers were more erday. The market tive than yesterday, but there was no quotable ehange in prices, “Plie improvement was on sniooth fat cattle of light and wedinm weights. The quality of cattle was nothing i good been of I Christuias eattie, $5.1565.50, | Bhipping steers, 1,550 to 1,500 1hs, $8.00@4,90; 1,200 o 1,350 Ibs 04 005 530 to 1,200 Ibs, &3 25 W Stockers and cows, bulls and mised, $1 cows, $LN@L00; $2.60@ Hogs—The market was fairly active and prices about the same as Monday, closing steady with arvivals well sold fancy heavy sold a8 hizh as §4 prnie packing and shipping s 4. rongh and common, sorts steady; light 105 assonted light, § STOCK, CureAco, Dec, CATTLE 10- taan quality was not eastern shipping dens; on Puesday, but to-day disposed 10 buy than ye generally was mor steers, 0; Tiht Jight and pigs, Dee. 1, closing at New York, active ut 2 Didl. B cent. CRLING ExCHANGE —Dull, $4.80', for sixty day bills; $4.889 for demand, GOVERNMENTS—Lovernment bonds were dull but steady rocKs,— 1o stock market gave promise some improvewent in early hours, but was feverish and unsettled 0 8 large extent, although quof The later bidding up of money to extremely high rates red another opportunity to the bears to oronsly rald prices, and a decided slump, dering on a e, was the effect in the Tast hour. The was active and strong, although there was an absence of he usual 1ush at that time of the day. Advances over last evening's final figures ransed trom 1y 10 % per cent, though a few stoeks showed slicht declines. * ATter some Slight hesita an_wdvance occurred, covering the g partof the first hour, New England broke badl however and in many cases under its inftuen early gains were lost, Toward noon the unward movement was resumed, and at that time fractional advances were general roughout the list. In the afternoon, how- ever,a general decline took place, sonthern stocks leading, which was chec! yon. A fractional rally was followea by re Dewed wes nd i the last hour the de- \i-panie. About on y's business was transa 4 forty-live minutes, and the market closed very active but weak at the lowest of the day, [rices show material decll and, Chattanooga leads with a dechine of Tennessce (oal 22, New F 0 Jand 6 folk & Western preferred 8¢ and 1ouisvilie & Nashville iy per cont, STOCKS ON WALL 81KEET. p cent bonds.... 1005 C. & N, W 1101y preferred 1 ot Lo o call 5 per cent ME MERCANHILE PAPE 4@5 per Pacitic 6} 5 ~entral Pucitio & A Drel erreq rou . & St P pielered 150 . & 0 161 " preferred 884 Texas Pacifio Union Pacitie m W. St L & P ferred . Weetern Union 35C. bioterred ' T4 Nlinois Central St w lxeh Central Mo, Pacide ... Nortbein Pae pieluned .. . | Michigan | Minnesota bakers. . | @450 | aniet PRODUCE MARKET Chieago, Dec. 14— Flour-Quie ern, $3.00@4.00; soft sp) Wisconsin. ne wheat, § low grades, 5 in barrels, an Quiet: opened a trifle ea M'Inwm( and closed T January yester cash, My iilge; Februa Corn ,\],,“ but fir e as y steady wer: opened terday’s close and ¢ ash, anuary, ic; 7 310 42 15106 Oats. led steady and perhiaps, but not mate and January fay, Rye—Dull Barley—Q Timotby seed—Ste Flassecd Wiiisky—$1.18, Pork— Demand and closed steady ary, $11.821; May, Lard—Firmer and $6.0i': January, 86,15 February, May, Biilk Meats—Shoulders clear, $5.00w59; short J:ml‘..l!\v Butter—Dillz creamery, 16521} l)wl'\(‘ Daoll: f flats, 11! @118« skinjs, 84t Dill at 13 a trifle Ally 30 4e. dy Firm at & o active ar $11.6215, slightly opencd $11, 2 $4,75004 ribs, § A @ YOung Americ n bull diy fling, deacons, L country, tul hides. i salted, 11 skin Recainta, . 21000 145,000 210,000 Wheat. b Corn, it Oats.bu Liye, bu o St. Louis, 2red, cash, if ebruary, 2 mixedd, May, 40¢. 2 mixed, e At § Whisky- $1.1 Pork—Strons at Strong at 80, @2ic: Afternoon Board—\W heat lower. Corn-=Weak and w@';e lower. Knnflnn(.n).ln 14, Wheat No 151 5¢ bid s Janua Corn—Stronger: No. 2, cash, 3 ary, S e bid: May, 3614¢ bid. Olts--No guivtations, Liverpoot, Dee. 1 demand ; holders offer moderately Corn-—-Fitm_and in good den mixed western, 4s 60 per cental, New Orleans, Dec. 14.—Corn—1 nd m —~Wheat - I choice wester) Corn meal—Firmer at New York 3 export -\Wheat— < spot shade b ne wealk closing at inside rates; No. i red, nomi e in clevator. (0 Wic: extra red, ¢ closing ut 50 Corn— iy dull and 50,0005 ung elevator, 489, @41, ¢ a8 Oats ash, rather quiet 31,000 No in deliver Juatuary ¢ moderately active: r numl W Cwestorn, rm and qu Higher and western st 46,45, Butter- Firm and in fair demand. Cheese~Quict and firm. Milwaukee, Dec cash, 10701 am Corn—Steady; > Oats - Quiets No. Rve-Dull: No. ad —Whe: B, 3 pork enhe Cincinnati, Dec, red, S0c, Coni—Ileay: Oats—Firm Ryo—W eake Park Lard—Stro Whisky o Minneapoiis, 1.-~Wheat Little doing: smnple Tots good dem: Te above quotations for good wmi track or to arrive soon: N 1 )' December, Jan 1notthen, e 2 northern, ¢ 14— Wheat—Fi No, 2 mixed, mixed, Land JAnuary, i- Jur—Patents, $1,40004.603 Wi Wi Receipts Shipment 15,000 bbls, 0 b, 43,000 fl LIVE STOOK. Chlcago, Dec., “The Drover tenorts as follows: Cattle—Receipts. 7 steer 5. ) stockers and mixed, $ 5,50, Hogs—Receints, mixed. $3.79@515; $4. 100014 light, "85, W00: stronsz Hipping steers 10 00 strong nd ro Iu'vp—-llw'mnu, shipmen strong for good; common western, $2.500%,. Inmbs, $4.000 The Drovers’ Journal's special e trom London reports the Chirist market weak. Supplies of homel large. Estra American steers, per Ib. Kansas Oity, Dec. 14, —Cattle. 1,200; shipments, 700: good steady dull "and weak: common to choi 4,503 5,000 R Shipme active and : common $5.70@4, 15, 8t. Louis, Dec. shipments, 300 under light recel 50 choice Cattio—Recel and gained 5 ; Christas beey native steers, outehors' steers, fair to very clioice 4.20; feedors, fair to good, § ers, Tair to good, Hogs—Rece shade higher on ht stead closed e heavy and butehers' s King, fair to , medinm to prim common Lo good, $2, OMANA LIVE y Tuesday, | Cattle, The market ren quotations, head of buteh fed steers were sold. Hog The market opened active at an 100 over yesterday's pric e were Light and the vackers were an pick up as many loads as possil we rivals were sold as 1ast as they came Sheep. Uliere were fresh receipts but 1 notbing doing. Receipts. Cattle........ . sane Hous Sheep Prevailing F Slowing the prevailing pr stock on this warkel. Chioice steers, 14 1o 1300 Ihs, Cholee steers, 1106 to 10 1bs, (iood teeders,. : (i00d Lo choidd eorn-fed eows F4Ir 10 mec 1un) §rass cows Good to ehoice bulls Lizht and mediie noi od 1o choice beavy b Good o eholco mised inogs cep. i 10 ood shieep... $4.00@4,10: #84.00004,10 | }ga by about the vsed February, changed brime, $1.50, higher: 1l cream cheddars, 11 tasy an options opened ater ruled ;H‘uk and declined am 0. b, L0 bakers, cer: O] cows, i cattle, feeding " st $1. shipments, STOCK. ins about steady at former Lhe receipts were light., 5 stock and a few lig leared early in the day, and the ute THL teady and south- 3,50(23.10% patents, d 5.0 | sier than lower about | stronger, cash | stronger ; Febru r: cash, o2y 0 .65 short for ¢ dairy, as, 13,,@ | Iy cured, dry 46 dairy, 15 1@ e Stronger; ary, Gy Jauu- g iy good new nsettled ixed, 4h@ Reeeipts, tter and 4 aded red, No. January unl options axports, 4iiie in clevator, losing at s, 80,0002 @iie; i closing Lower; $11.05; irm: No. Futures illing s, $3.00@ our, 12 oo, s Journal hristias W@ 4.0 biilis $1.80@ wgh and shipping, ts. 2,000; atives, exans, Ablegys s cattle teceipts, comino e, nts. 0 choie pts, stre o8, $4 s , $3.000 stock 8003 dy: pens stro) 14, A few ht corn- Ivan e xious The pens ar ipts n + 1 ere was w0 | ot W0 | 4,004 53,30 @20 | 05 ‘ No. © o Sho paid for loads of hogs on this market durivg | ume | OMAHA DATLY Representative 8 cons r. No. Av. 1 $.0 14 1070 1075 0 CORN-FED STE! N 400 4.00 4.00 4,00 40 400 N 400 120 ) 140 5.00 10 4.00 10 4,00 ¥ 51 204 351 12 i0 100 160 160 310 Range of Prices, wing {lie hichest and the past seven days and for t lastye, s | 10th 1th i2th Tith Tith and sl the di All per ewt, live wei dead “Skin no va and s Hog Cat 1ig tein. 1. aload Lewis Akin, Clarinda, had a load of ¢ on th W hogs conlin w Samt \ loads Eve went ) aload of hogs and J. L load ¢ Hagh Chittick. J ar: Nov. Dec. 1586 Sunday @ @30 0 1.60 @3.80 @3, @ Sunduy @1.0) 5 @i.10 @3 &0 0 Shipment the numiber of ea iecp shipped from South 1y snprp VeIt stock in this ma it unless oth hpes sell at 20 per 1. o 1, or hogs Weighing le lue. Pregna tags 30 1bs, by the public sales of Notes market hooming, tle continne duil. hit, half-fat cattle are not L. Penick, Chadron, had fanion, Wabash, was her Lot hogs, ¢ market . Wahoo, krell, was in for A, Sigman. King is out again, after nement with rhewmatisin, F. Ed ds, Berlin, el Gosney, T, Helm, Cozard, was of lambs and one' load of ery man who was heve t home with a broad grin o ). Preston, Oakland, was load of coy inda, Ta., W stoek” wili Weleh, ( o buteh W formerly 0., Clieizo. has be ock Yaid company as co M. Parsons, Squire & Co hed and will biy hogs for n. Tlhis will give the hea er lift. us Ingwersen, Chicay rsen Bros.. was a visit He s liguring on oper y & Co., the St w. returi Bosto anoth Juli Ingw to-da nt SoWwS are liis beother-in-| ales, Av. 105 Av. D 0 £4.00 4,05 100 120 0 0 20 MO 410 4.10 1.10 1.10 410 a0 00 W1 .. lowest prices he sar @8 of cattle, hogs Omalia during rket are made herwise stated., or all weight than 100 1 tked 40 1 inspector. wanted, aloaa of eat- eandmarketed tile had a load of with a load of A two weeks' s a law. in with bucks. with hogs o liis face. here and sold rn-ted cattle, as in o with sold on ] of wuest three with ¢ en en, unte *s buyer, has his oise in vy hog market wed | Jf the tirm of rat the ning a branch commission house here the fivst ol the O l\ s Gardi Howel “alhol ars, 5 Su Dorse shaw & Son, Arbucl moutl; oMAa qua which the 1 1 Ba ner A, & o, 1153 Anderson, on: Hake Clarks: iith, Howar Bros., & Milford; 13, t with Lower,! D. Welker, Seribner Cumberl; & m ass, Nort Davis, D ng inson ; i Bic kle & Co., V iy HA WHOL LB Tuesd vices are Jor v the marke wils represeit outidic 0 Sritors aro mtio eamn ats, (wins, 1 s, Wil brick, 1 Praivie “chickens ar and sell on arrival probably be lower. You hogs: I, tromsbuy E. White, i F. and 3 I Lou annebr il & Co., Bra W. E. Potte [ Platts MARKETS, lay, Dee. round 1o L 10~ the prices atb 14, sheddars, single, 1 g Amcric Bwiss, imported; 3@ le, ein good de- at quotations. There always inmnnvnl.-nmu«ltm deer, antelope and elk Der do, §4.00 qu.nl. per doz, $ do deer, per Ib, 4.00 AT \l\n.. ( gre area 1 ingat EANS N @10 1 10710 Fairbanks, i'5¢ OV STERS- CRANBERRIE $11.00@12.00: bel SANANAS—There flour, flonr, feed, 5 ducks, n stock, which 135 ducks, per doz, )7, $3.50% de careasses, per b, T@%e 1k, Careasses, fi 1b, per b, 10l ntelc Mits, pe . per doz, mi mall ¢ Lis—The market i3 stro uri stock 13 quoted at. S zian stock w he marke! hon 5 qquiotedt ew Spanish onions in, $2.00 per bush erate, Inferior stoc country, S1LO0W1 1, $ 130w 1,40, 5: hand picke: Ham, 111 m, e dried “beef, i pieces, e la 1,20 Ib cans, F; [ anks, jei la Tard, 3 1b can VISIONS The market is dle s extra larg Meditms, e st 03 extra seled iy T doz, st fessing, per box § aica, per bbl, bugl i vellow, por 1 and ¥ e ~| ..ualm patent, & t - quality sp ran, 5c pe wliite co mn-m e per ew yellow corn meal, Se per ewt per ew perewt: erahiin $1.60; hominy, ) per ¢ hay, in 6.00 ver ton. PLes half b halt bbls, $4; in hal By kU Orleans, half vbls, lon cans, e per da S1A gloss, 21058, Kingsfords b Grocers' Jist. K11ES ium, in bbls, hls, & f bbls, §4.75. No. 70, +-gallon per wallon 8@ old time.” per gallo ver doz, $10.00: halt 7, $5.50; qliart cans, i-Mirror glas Kingsiol b, 1b, Tige: Kingsford's pu A “ToBAcco—1l) 10| huk s white Hussi cap, §6.50 white inci Dy 00 berrie: 10@10}, ¢ raspberries. rarn\ oking, Durham, mecrse B3 Spirit Pr citddie, g 1 st W's - soda ms, 80} ginger snaps, savon imy hanks,’ 67,¢ small, in bbls, exhrking, in bbls, $8.50; o, 1 ib, Btfe: wirror gloss, ' ib choice :"ducks, teal. per doz, SLO0: gec per 1b. 10612 idles, per )pe hbits, per doz. Ke. n 0 J Choice and ey | t bare of home t 81,1 which i @1.00; jeding d, navy, good hand | S1LA0 | Kfast bicon iry salt sides, vegular, 1l rd, 50 1b ‘cans, ard, 5 A cans, itbanks, rd s, eady, Choiee ver doz. andards, Y. counts, a0, S10.00 Flor: —(ape Cod, fanc $5,00, no’ chan; bin et bunch, Winter wheat second qual- pring wheat re rn sereening, 60c shorts, 5o bales, §5.50@ 30,5 : do, in 8750 : do, in 20; New YIup, n, e’ 1 galt galion cans, mirror i rd’s corn, 1o, Kingsford ire, B1b, %e} hor «rwluu- 1s, Ble; bty cu square ick, 8';@dige, a, butter and R erial, Kirk's standard, $4.00; dome, $1.85; eloud, $ cil, 9%e; 1 in 1 b Froir-No, 1 evaporated box s, boxes, $ © peach Peaches, evay aspherries, new PIUnes, new. Powder granulated ~uml.m4 extra O, quarter washboard, Kirk's" white- 3,1 ch, 10¢ apples, ies, worated, currents, " cut loaf, ifectioners’ A @iy diuin yellow, 43@n. Jobs-Oy Sters, standard, per case, 21b. per case, § per case, $4.50; apric Peachies, Der case, $5. Bl 0 | $3.20@ | 11b salmon. | berties, | case, California {5, per cassi while cler: it taney green and vellow. 16@ o X 184 14 w Sci &1 | two-thirds P ¢l W R w N S [t b 21 ‘marrewiat peas, early June pe WEDNESDA Y < pineapoles, ¢ 1h ‘mwkerel, per S1.ON@1.60 2 b string €008 o case, $1. ns, pet $1.70: 2 1b fima bea § per per case, 1 ib toma sos. §2,10@2.25: 2 Ih.corn §2.1042.20, Corprrs—Ordinary grades, 14@ld’ye fai S@1c: prme i@ s ige: eholee, 155 (4157 d_gov et Moch Mel Hworth's e Hey Arhuck s XXX\ roasie 1 Cross, 18 General M. Medinm 1822 @16e; light, 16@18¢; ool, Aase off. HiDES—(ireen butehers, 6 dry flint, 1@l cen call skins, O price. 1ghl Kets. e per 1b; h coarse, 14@1c; burry {01 geeen cured, dry da Grease rime wiite brown, 1 | Sheen Pelts, LEATHER—Prin I hter role prime oak sole leathier, di@sse. adher per foot, 0.0 hew, ki Syathe: French ki $1.000@!. 1 @1 il pebble, 28! @e. HEAVY H\nh\\ ARE - ITON, el8peciil Cast !¢ ierid { waon s perset. tonges, _Upp BT gokes. per 150 hain, per b, fi wdges, 60 crow pring ‘steel, afe: Burden's .50: Butden s wule shoes, $5.50. B fre, in car lots, $4,00 per 100 ails, rates, 10 to teel nl\k hot, &1 W teeth, &' do. half kegs, & biasting kegs, Lead bar, $16 111 s — BT extra, hextra, € ext trh Sc; < tuse, per 10 yer gallon furniture, No. coach, No. 1, ey ||H' hard oil fin Furni- ure, $1.0 " shellae, ~ §5.50% $1. do 101 proof, S1.18: A 10 Gy € domestic, S1:30@H,00, @ imported, per ¢ e seflles green, 1t ereen P br s1 & n ver ra bu i bl 40c: ultranm, & D)., 16c; D., 1603 enctian & & P oil P& W.oand K. phi m \ol(um.s Ls. No.2 No.3 Spiptrs—Cologne sirits, 188 proof, $1.17; second quality, 1 proof, $117: do 188 proof. $1.16 Alcoh L g2 per wine calion. Redistilled N *IINM:I 50, Gin, ntucky bourbons, and Pennsylvania olden Sheaf bonrbon and L50@S.00, Brandies, imported, Gins, imyortea, 3,00, Chamyp 00@H. 007 Anicric K 6.00; domesti er case, $10.00@16 PAINTS 1§ OrL—White Jead. Omali Tige: white lead, St. Louis, put red seal, t20c: French Engiish, in oil, \enctian red, Coc seal, 1 rench American, il brown! vrinee’s nineral, Dy PANTs Wit Paris whiting, 'l Tige Tainpbiack it ge: French sine, whiting, ild Jam) ordinary, vanidy burnt. e raw. te jenna, raw, 43 Parc Paris green. com- N ing russian biuc own, Se: nmber, enna, burnt, 4c cen,’ genuine. on, chrome rmillion’ Amer W and burnt irnt sienn red lunpbla nck, drop b ine bl blin Piris, o Ereen red, green, N, can, 8¢ win, * coich black -k v creen, LML 1 dark ¢ ochre, light oak, L 1%, MICALS, — Acid, + balsam carbolie, iba, per per Ib, 10c: caloniel, or 0z, 40 chloro wders, per lh, se; glycerine oer . oil castor, ver gal., $1.40; tartaric, ark sassafras, chinchonic Dover per h, ire, | stor, No. 1. ver g pet gal., §1.40: Gil Olive 1orivannum,” 50c; opium, § qhinine, & 8, per oz, potassiim lide, per th, icin, per oz, 40e; sul- o mornhine, per oz, $ suiphur, per L 403 steyehnine, per o Ory Lumbsr, BOAKDS. 12, 14 and 16 [t. 12, 14 and 16 ft, 12, 14 and 18 ft. 12 14 and 16 ft, T DIMENSTONS AND TIMBENS, hz o e i a0 1 No. 1, 4.& 6 Inch, 12 and 14 fL., Tough | N Ist com., o i A | B | Na Na " 4 & binch, 1 RERIS CEILING AND PARFITION. Sin Wihite Vine Partition Com. % in. Norway Pine ¢ STOCK oA 1s, 46C %D . 18, 12 fnch. 12 ineh g 0. 1, com. 1 10, 15 “ 12& M4 1L, i 16 1t SHIP AT, 0. 1, plainSand 10 inch No. % plain,s and 10 inch, at w tra ey tic ce th contint ne 10 of he th it th D ¢ Walnut pla Darty as sent to that place on the 11:10 a SHINGLES, LATH, 2, A standard, Cedar, 6 fn., Mail Seeking a Postr Monaay all the mail which the postotlice direeted to Walnut Hill, m. iin on the Missonri Pacitic. In the ening, it was returned, with the nota- m thaut be found to re, et The mail was also forwarded to ame place yesterday and will d to be forwarded until the wiy appointed functionary gets ready open his post oflice. — Asmany iy dents in that suburb have en getting their letters in this city ough addressed to the former place, will be nec ary for the wish to continue this p thewr mail marked for On hereafter all mail addr Hill must be forwarded to that respective of the fact that the Idressed iy have un oflice hox the city, nobody could LV use, ace, Red Star Line Ca rrying the Belgium Royal and Unitod States Muil, sailig very satuiday Between Antwern & New York 10 THE RHINE, GERMANY, ITALY, HOL- Balon from $30 10§74 L3 Pr at LAND AND FRANCE. FALL AND WINTER. . Excursion trip from 12 Second Cabin, ~outward, $0; 45 excursion, 80, Stecrape passage low 'rates. Peter Wright & Sons, Gene: ents, 8§ Broadway, Now York. y enry Pundt, s st.; Paulsen & Co. Faroam st's D, O Froeman, 1334 Farnam EBSTER'S Unabridged Ditionary, A Dictionary 118,000 Words, 3000 Engravings, Gazetteer of the World of 25,00 Titles, and @ ‘| Biographical Dictionary of tearly 10,000 Noted Persons, Allin one Book. Hlrealda. A CHOICE HOLIDAY GIFT, 10 6.4 C. MEKRIAM & 0., Fubry, bprivgicld, Moy | leather, | A TN T - . DECEMBER 1 TEIE MISSOURI | PACIFIC | RAILWA Only Live Hunn ng FREE RECLINING CHATR CARE, between Lincoln, nsas City and Nt. Lowis, 3 TRAINS DAILY 3 BETWEEN OMAHARLINCOLN Pasconger I Arrive st from the ( X 0) depot, Webeter strect Direct conne nl ' Depot, 81 Omeh, | Train and lenve N 15th wod Kan in wnl n Unic ith on made Depot, a4 West rull points Bast | sne City Ur PULLMAN BUPFET SLEEPING trains For tic for mitc O, R depo CARS on kets, sleep llon 1 ar Lerths and other in bt rpent . SR @ Webster streets, or F.E, Moonks, T, F. GOODFREY, Ticket Axint. Traveling PRes, Apeit wrnnm Street, Omahn AN, H. O Towssest Mivgr. | Genl. FaeskTick et Agt St is. CHICAGO SHORT LIN ——OF [k - Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul R'y THE BEST ROUTE Yrom OMAHA and COUNCIL BLBEFS ot ITHE REAST. L $1.00@ | TWO TRAINE DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFE —AND— Milwaukee, Bt. Paul, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dubuyue, Davenport, Rock Island, Freeport, Rockford, Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, And all otker ‘mportunt points Last, Northeast and Bouthons Tor througl ticketa call on the Ticket Agen At 1401 Faroum street (n Paxton Hotel,or & Unton Pacific Depot. Pullmnn Sieeve; the world are | Chicago, nd the fnest Dining Cars on 4o mai lin Citicsa0, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILW and_every aitention s paid to passengers by courteons employes of the company. R M Geileral Muuager. CF. TUCKEIR, ASsistant Gencr A V. R CARPENTRR, Gonorai | Tigket Awent. | ne R, | the AEAFFORD, Assistant General Passen: Sor Anid TicNet ARGt J. T. CuARK, Genersl Buperintendent. P. BOYER & CO. DEALERS 19 | Hal’sSafes,Yaults, Timel ocks and Jai! Work, rnam Strect, O-uaba. Neb. lh %0 l vw& CHICAGO awo CRTH- i VWESTERN Omaha, RAILWAY. SIZIORT LINE. And Chicago. The only road to take for Des Moines, Mar. shalltown, (edar Ilu‘v‘.nll. Clinton, Dixie, Chiea- k0. Milwiikeo and all paints cast! To the peo- le of Nehraska, Col: do, Wyoming, Utah, dnbo, Nevada, 0|lwtm Washington and Call- fornin, it offers superior advantages not jossi- ble by any other line. Among a few of the num riority enjoyed by the p stween Omnlin and Chi ndayof DAY COAC tnathiman art and ing PALACE RLEEPING ¢ of odmfort and elegance ING ROOM CAR! widely colebrated the equal of which At pointe o rons of this Are (18 twe trains "Which are ihe inest Wity ean create, 1ts ANS “which are models 1ts PARLOR DRAW pASSAG by TAL DININ. annot be found ‘ounoil Bluffs the trajns of the Union Paci . connect in Union Depot with those of Jhicago & Northwestern Ry. In Chicago the traine of this line mnke close connection with those of all eastern lnes, For Dotroit, Colunibug, Indiunapolis, Ci natl, Niagura Falle, Ruffalo, Pitisbure, Toronto, Montreal, Boeton, New York, Philndelphi, | timore, Washingron and all points in the en wsk the ticket ngent for tickets vin the “NORTHWESTERN. 1f you wish the lest mocommodations ticket axents sell ticke(s via this line MHUGHTTT, E. P WILSON Genernl Mang Genl, Puss'r A Chicugo BABCOCK, 80, Ml y. BoLI Cliy Tuiss Al WM nl. Western' Agt Omaha, { OMAHA JOBBERS’ DIREGTORY Artists’ Material. A. HOSPE, JI., Avtists' Materials, Planos and Organs, 1513 Douglng Strect, Omgbn. Agricultural Implements. CHURCHILL PARKELR, Wholesnle Dewler in Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Curtinges aud Bukgics. Jones street, betwoen il o, onluim, Neb J R & METCALF Agrienltural Implements, ns,Carringes, Buggien, Ete,, W ABRLIN,ORENDOKF & MAL Wholesule Dealors in Agriculiural Imph-mvn(s. Wagons i Buggies. wne CO., N Jones st Butter and Eggs. McSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Rofrigerator and Packing 1louse, 14th snd Leaven- worth Bt U P. I 16 Tra i, Omalia, Builders’ Hardware and Scales. HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR Builders'Hardware & Seale Repair Shop ice' Touls wnd Buffnlo Scales. 1005 Douglus b, Omalia, Neb K1 Jobbers of Har ) £C0, o ware and Nails, ro, Sheot lron. Ete. Agenta for Howe & and Minwi vowder o i, Neb: RECTOR & WILHELMY CO,, Wholesale Hardware. Western agents for Jefferson Fieel Nails Fowder (6. Fuirbanks Standard Scales. 100h" and Haruey, Omaba. Avktin Corner Iron Works. FPAXTON & VIERLING Iron Works, ght avd Cast Iron Bullding Work, Iron Sia Rrits i Butchers' Tools. LOUIS HELLE Butehers' Tools and Supplies, Sausage Casings of a1l Kinds wiways i stook. 115 ouenst 1886, Boots and Shoes. AMERICAN HAND SEWED SHOE COMPANY, Manufacturers and Wholesale Deal Boots and Shoes, W. V. MORSE & CO. Jobhers of Boots and Shoes, 111 Farnam ot Omuha, Neb. Manufaciors, Summer wtreet, B LINDS Wholess RubBer andt M. KEATING Agt. for Anhenser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Faust, Budweiser and Frianger. ; & TLER, € Lager Beer Browers, 1581 North 180k Street, Omahn, Nob. Specinl Brauds. Coffee, Spices, Etc. CLARKE BROS co. Omaha Coffee and Spice Mills, Flavorine B ey Toar tracie, Laun GAT COLE .l" MIL Home Coffee and Spice Mills Mg Co. e0 Roasiers Al €pico Grindors, Manufacturers of Baking Powder, 1lavoring Fxt Kic, Try one tnen of 0T 1 & packige 110 Ooftew, 108 Howird +1. Omaba, N e Hiena Cornice. EAGLE CORNICE WORKK John Epenete Lanized fron RUEMPING & BOL! Ornamental Gal u||7|-|| l |>l|||| s, AN i WESTERN CORNICE WORKS, . Specht, Prop. Gteantzed tron ¢ el peetsmproved Pat: AR S A i Onintia. Carpets. OMAHA CARDE ors of 0il Cloths, 1L Dovglns ORCHARD, pets, Oil 10. 1423 Fainau Street, " O, Carpets, Curtains, Wholesale Mattings, Curtain € Ruws, Crockery and Notions. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Tuporters of lassware, Cnim T South Lenipe 15t et Commission and Storage. D. A. HURLEY, Commission and Jobb Land Produce. ¢ T 1. 1wigImeDt iorry Boxos nid treat, Omahn. l'llll“lli~~in|l Mev Merehant, . Poultry, Gawe, TN ruot Storage and lunmunmu Epeciultor—luttar. Bggs, Che Ovstors, Kt e 112 Son WIEDEMAN & €O, Protduce Commission Merehants, Poultry, Butter, Gume. Fruita, eto £ et Omibia, Neb, S & MILLARD, Comission Mer Domeetic General i b, Neb. e Fruits. P. ROCCO myorters and wholosale denlers in Italian Produce, Forelsn. Domestican Californin Fruits and slon Morchants. 1048, 4th st Only exclutive truit house in Omiha. Coal ane Lime. TONE & CO., L ANAG. P JATEUN OMAHA COAL COMPANY, of Hard and Soft Cod 200 South Phirteenth Street, Omaha, 3 0. 0. JOIINSON & CO.. cturers of Ilinois White I ime And Shippers of Conl s ¢ Ceme) Tome B Vire Briek, Drat e, Paxton Tt Faroim Telophone § Jobbe Mann Confectionery. r.r.riay £ co, Munufacturing Confectioner Live Stock Commussion. M., BURKUE { SONS, Live Stock Commission. T ke, Manager ston Stock Varde, B Cinanae T eleplio SAVAGE & GREEN, Live Stock Commissi Blipwents of uny nnd ol K ion Leaek Yardy Cigars and Tobacco. X MEYER & (0., ; Tobaceo, SpaT Jobhe Guns nd Au 1020 10 Manufacturers of k And Wholesale Dealers in Leat ' WooODLAND, i Mosale Dewlors in , Tobaecos, pes and Smokers Articles, Agentator D, Lol Jng Tobaceos. North i Ory Goods. M. SMITH & CO,, Dry Goods, Furnishing ioods & Notious 1102 4 1104 Douglas, cor. 11th 8¢, Oumahin, Neb. Distillers. e au:lnun- e A Spirits. Toiporters WILLOW GS DISTILLE'Y CO. and ILLER & CO,, Tmparters and Jookers of Kine Wines and Liguors. BTk mantinoiu Kranedy's st 1ndin Bit- Lo omen i 14uore, 114 1 atney Kt Orugs, Paints, Etc. H.T. CLARKE Dl Lavgest Diug, Paint, 0il & ( Westof Chicago. Cowpleto Line of Druggists Sun- rtes. 1114 Linries sl Olalia, Drain Tils, Etc. W_HEDrORD Sec.8T ens ) CamsoN, V.i'rés, nnd Supt UNION HYDRAULIC DEAIN TILE CO., omco 140 8L, Omaba. Neb. Machinery and Bupplies for Manuiae turiug Coment Diain )| Furniture. DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, Farmam st., Omaba, Neb. THARLES SHIVERICK, Bedding, Uphoistery I NS IIHIJOIBERSD! ECTORY ' l\"l'(P\‘ THER & €O, Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, _No®.T05, 507, 109 and 711 S 10tk St Omana, Neb McCORD, BRADY & 0., Wholesale Grocers, Al Nardware. W. . BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Tron and Steel, Springs, W o and 1211 1 DNEY & GIBBON, Wholesale Irml and Steel, Wagon and Careinge Wood Stock. Heavy Harg e A A e s O, Moo T MILTON ROGERS (& SON toves, Ranges, Furnaces, Lumber, LOUIS BRADFORD, in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Yards- O tu Vb And Dok Deale Doors, Sash, to. Douglas; Corner CHICAGO LUMB -H LA Wholesale Lumber, 10, 101h atrect, Omuha, Neb. £ Colpetzer, MAnAger. PSR Re b stosetr SR A el Jewelry. % EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale Jewolers and Music Dealers, Dealers in Kilverware, Diamondr, Watches, Clocks, Jaweler's Toola aind Aataria (e, eic. 101 i 103 160" +eor. Dode, Umaha, Nab. C. N, DIETZ, Lumber. 1N AN CRlHommin Ktrents. Onabe, Neb, FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Ete,, Ete, ‘O GUY AR DOUIAS ats., Ok, Mo, HOAGLAND, Lumber, HARVEY LUMBIR To Dealers Onl Offico, 103 Farnam xtreat, Omaha CHAS. R. LE Havdwood TLumbes, Wood Carpeta and Purguet Flooring. 8t aud Dovglas JONN A. WAKEF Il Wholesale Lumber, Twported and Ame: vl ¢ Stute Agent for Milwun ¢ Coment and Best Live Stock. UNION STOCK Y ARDS €O, Of Omaha Johu F. Boyd, Suporinterdent, Rzl L Millinery and Notions. ; I OBERFELDI } CO., Importers wid doblera € Millinery and Notions, and 1215 Havney Stet. Omalia, Neb, — Notions C.S. GOODRICH « Are the only Ditect Imporiors of n & French Toys & Faney Goods raskn. Chicago prices duplicuted without id- I Trefght. 1415 Farnum St it " HKOBINSON NOTION CO., Wholerale Denters In Notions and Furnishing Goods, TTVINYARD & M‘u,\'r;llfiialr,' B Notions, Iosiery and Gents' Farnishing Goos. 1006 and 1003 Farna st Om Germ m Paper Boxes o Lo WILKIE, Manufacturer of Pajpe 04 S 1th St Omaha, N sk, O Boxes, * ly il so. tention. Overalls. NICLD MANUFE ll"l'l'lfl.\‘” COMPANY, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeans Pante, Shirts, Ete. 102 and 14 Douglus Street, CANE i Printing. e PRINTING COMPANY, Job Printers, Blank Book Makers. Avd ook Binders. 1 and i u kou Nelr nth WESTERN NEWSP AP LT Auxilinry Publi Presss and Pri Kot 1w etrih Steet NION Lers. ¥ Supplier, 600 Pickles, Vinegar, Etc. § EDWIN MORRIS (f €O, Manufacturors, I'ackors and Ialors b Pickles & Strietly Pure Apple Vinegar At gents | o't Safe & Loek (o.8" ar Proot Satas, e Lacks, Vaulte 301 Fnenam Oumniin, Ne [ anddni Work G. ANDREEN, Omaha Nafe \\nllu Manufacturers of Fire Doore, Juil Work, S T and Sk Sash, Doors, Etc. M. A, DISBRON & (O, Wholeanle Mauuincturers of ash, Doors, Blinds aud Monldings, Branch oTice, 12 nnd 1/ard sts., Ouaha, Neb. G I LYMAN, Door, Blinds, Monldings, per, ote. 101 Sonth Thiiteonti Sireety o6, A camplots i v Turtware 1 s Omuha, Nob. BOHN MANUIPACTURING (O, Manufacturers, of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mould nga Stair Work and Luteriar Ve Wood Just optened. N. K. vor. i [ Umisba, Neo. " Pumps. CHURCHILL PUMIP (0., Wholesale Pumps, Fipe. Fittings, Stonm and. Water 64 oy 17 Mam o mtco's Uoonn. 11 : A, L, Pumps, Water, b, it i 1en lqua T P e Pipes and Engines, Hailway and 3illiog Supylios nd 24 Varoaal ot Onana N gl U, S, WIND ENGINE and I'UMP COMPANY. Hgliaduy Wind Mijls 8 GO i L., O Bleam Eto, rienm aud Water Suppling, THL L MARIIOEE, Wholesale Trunks, Wagons and Carriuges. A J, BIMIPSON, The Leading Curriage Factory, 146 aud 1411 Dodge atreet, Onisbia Building Material OMANA LUMBER CO,, Dealer in All Kinds ut Building Material at -\ ole 16h Atre.