Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 31, 1886, Page 3

! P 1} 0 rrl EVENING UP OPERATIONS Big Speculators Ballnring Acconnts For the Beginning of a New Year. CORN REMAINS IN ITS RUT. Provicions Active, Kxcited and Higher ~Cattle Values Stronger For Desir- able Kinds—No Change in Hogs —~General Quotations, CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET, Cureaco, Dec, Svecial Telegram to the Beg |—The speculative pits untii after next Monday wili be given up almost alto- ther to the evening up of the operations of big operators. People—cven the plungers like to know how they stand at the close of a year, so that it s rare that a big operation is run over from December until January, The big men in the different pits are already evened up almost entirely. Cudahy is be lieved to be short a little wheat, but not mueh, His principal interest is in provisions and on the short side. Linn bought in his wheat, ne says, the other day at ¥ "-v. and’ is ‘fow short a very small line, at Jones is a bull on wheat and long some, fam is probably entirely out of the market \atis believed to be his attitude by most of ke in A position to know. The northwest wil, gomiposed of Pillshury, Pat Kelly, West othiers of the big operators at St Paul and Minneapolis, is presumed to be about even on the market. They were short of wheat up to thirty days ago, Lut are now supposed o be long, so that there is very little ¢ that any move by any of the men will se much fluctnation until January, which is, of a very little way off, ‘That it lias been a bad year for one or more of them is widely believed. One of the biggest local scalpers only the other pat a $100,000 mortgage on his real estate, From Sc al the opening May whe sold down to $5%e. Only a few sales were made at that tizare, howe The market guickly ratlied. When the tide turned it wi diseovered that there was very little for sale, a fact which made would-be buyers more anxious, and it was not long betore the price was bid up to s6ie. A period of dull ness intervened and vatues softened just the least little bit, ‘Che bull spirit gathered force and during the Iast hour the market was tull and strong, the close at 10'clock being at the outside, last trades being on a basis of *6e for May, % ,e¢ for February, and i8¢ for Buying was seem- ingly for stron It was nervy and rather aggressive at any rate, and the trading crowd gave New York eredit for doing good shinre of it. Grain speculation at ihe seaboard ix unpant i rollance is ‘to b placed in mail and telegraphic advice. Corn ddid not get out of its it to-day, work- ing back aad forth between Je for May, and 3 wis just where tl Trading was light, acted dull and heavy, being sustained apvarently only Dy the strength in other articles. New York and Liverpool advices came in firm and only 230 cars were estimated for to-morrow, yét the buvers were scarce and lere was' an_evident disposition to scll against corn in store here, That is where pretty much all of the receipts are going at present. Receivers all say if they could get cars enough to do the liauling this market would be getting 500 per cent more corn than it is at present. ‘Llie persistent refusal of western roads to do anything in the matte 1ays them wide Gpen to a suspicion of bei lohg on the market. Itis claimed by a few of our_shrewdest operators hers that they are.Oats diageed ataround e and S15¢ or May all day, closing at S1%e. T no chaiige whatever in”the situation under this head. Provisions were active, excited and highet to-day, The opening was weak at about yesterday’s range. Speculative Inquiry put prices up at the stait, but this demand was soon off slightly, ‘The lasthalf of the se: nessed lively trading and a sharp January pork went from and May from $12.10 to €1 option closing at $ the line of i 15¢ and lard 10012 ally at the Cunn, 2:10 m, the eurh at @e bi 40y bid, CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, arties, crday. and the ket ion wit- wdvanee Ribs advanced 1215 Mo closd. was 4b. o and the feeling was Wheat was strong ! for May, May CiicaGo, Dec. 1Sp Telegram to the Bek. | —CarrLe—The market this morn ing opened rather more actively, and values were s from the ontset on desirable Kinds. s for smooth ot stecrs were S 10c higher in numerans instances, while with comrse and inferior qualities there was but little ehange. Nealy everybody was sur prised that the receipts were no Luzer than they were. Cou e shinps, it Is to be hoped, have been too severely punished for rushing headlong to market at the first sign of improvement to be caught in another trap. Corn is high, and cold weather pre vonts cattle from gaining very rapidly now, Dut B it does not pay to hold thin eattle until they are In be: condition and zive the market a chance to improve We know it will not pay to crowd them forward at this time. All the good fat cattle will e wanted ata fairprice if the market 15 not glutted with thin stoek, Shipping steers, § !‘l (480 stockers and feeders, §2.00 (@0 ul mixed, $1 Texas cattle, $ general market ul W ent as compared with yesters bout the same, P il Iu».~ was not bt in a e, A good colnmon, day, while Niaps the quality of his quite as good as that of vest general way there was little or no el few faney heavy solil at $4.50@S4.85 10 1‘!!(\149)'.«' King sorts, $4.40 4k, §4,00@4.10. There was a better demand for the ordinary run of light sorts, but no essen- tial chanee in prices, aud sold within o range . Des easy At dah per cent PRINE MELCANTILE eent, StrRiixe ExcusNok - Steady for sixty day bills; $1.54 for demand. GOVERNMENTS =G0y cinment houd dull but steady, Syocks - Stocks opened generally strong advances ranging fron ¢ poer cent, I'here was active triding atter sone few slight lines in carly d k8 the entire market hecame strong and acvanced materially dur i the nrst hour. ‘Phere was a renewal of Duy ink fn the alt o and further progress tonard Ligher piices wag made, altiough on somewhat rediced business, ' Realizations aused ng of prices iu the Jast ot the » covered 1o the last strong at a shade lay. BTKERT. 10 —MoNEY—O0n eall closing at 4 per cent, PArER—{ per $4.50 were under the hest priees of ¢ BTOCKS ON WALL B ogm bowds.... 1005 C. & N As 104 New 48 Pacifie relerieG CB&Q ol D& G In\-[('lned e & St P, profer pielc Hiinols Central IE AN aese Knnsas & Uexus Lake Shore 3 L& N 3 Mich. Ceitral .. %4 Mo. Pacifie BRI Noithern Pac... 2 pieferren . ¢ e L0 - prelerrad Texas Pacific Union Vaciiie W. eferred 7'y Wewtorn Union IR0 &N 1 MARKETD Chleago, Dec. 50~ Flour unchankod ;| winter whoat mour, $5,90@4.00: Wisconsin. Digan . soft spriug X Ninnesots bakers. $: palouts, $4.50@4.00; low wiades, 3 fye flour, quick &t $4 "!-\4\:‘.0 n Imm; wd 85 W in sacks. Wheat -Fairly active, closing e YRUDUC Nendnally: §4.004.10 $L00 | '_I‘HE OMAHA DA[f,v RER: 'l‘HE OMAHA ~tt<u|a); cash, 78 11-160: broary, 195! May, S6ie. Inrn Quietand steay: opened a shade lowerand closed aboutthe same as yestel day: cash, 374 c: January, 3i%c: Fevruary May, 43150, Steady and firm, with change: cash, 3'5c; May Rye—Steady at Batley—Steady at 525 Timothy sead—Prime, §1.78@1.70, Flaxseed—91ge, Whisky~ $1.18, Pork—Aetive: @12,25: Januar; $12 5@l Lard=—Moc Janunary, S%e: no 16¢. material cash, $12.00 February, higher o and stronger: T14@10c highert cash, 0; February, $6.60 @b.1723¢ . May, $6.57'3@6.90, Bulk Meats—Shoulders, €4 , $6.55@5,40; short ribs, $ i yi creamery, 17 - Clieese—Steady: full cream cheddars, 12 @12 e flats, 12@12ge; young Americas, i skims, Tige@lde, Steady at 10 @@ X In good request at former prices: green salted, 7 {e; bull hides dry salted, 11@12c: dry salted calfs, 403 deacons, 35 e Tallow—Slow: No. 1 country, 8ic; cake, dc @4.90; short 03 for cash, 28¢: dairy, No, 2 o5ie: Shipments. 000 00 00 1000 1,000 5,000 30,—\Wheat— Recaipts, %: exports, none: eash, about le higher options steady, deciined * a trifl L and advanced 16015, elosit U rates: ungraded red, St | 00! @03 : N o, 01 alloats nte Flonr.bbls, 5,000 Corn. bu... 3 b Oats b ‘ Rye, bu.. Spot & closed fivm: ded, 4 adiige in v clusing at 45 ‘ hischer teady ontions, Li@lgo highet xS, 5000 ex 3 owh 1 united closed Euy Ire 0 Pork mess, S122 Butier creamery, & western, 12@28¢ se-Quiet; western flat, @12} ‘e Minacapotis, Dec Wheat—Strong: closed higher—the higiest price on this erops No. 1 hard, cash and January, Fie: Mav, o, 1T northern, cash and January, 5 No. 2 northern, cash and 'Jan: irm; Elgin our--Firmg 4,407 4003 bakers, 3,505, 70, ints—Wheat, 1 wents—\y Leat, vatents, bu. 0 bit.; flour, 10,000 Milwaukee, De W heat—Strong: Rye—ligher Barley—No, &, 5 Provisions — Higiier; s Cincinnatl, Dec. No. 2, ved, Sl > mixed, pork, December, 50.-=\Wheat—Iligher : St. and hig| rat — \(MuK S, S13{S2 et May Louls, I'w‘ 0. 2 red, ¢ 1 No. 2mixed, cash, 1 Iye Steady Whisky--$1.1 Po Firni Lard —Highel Butter—Quic dairy, 150 id firm s creaniery, 24 at—Stronger: January, 70 bid; bid, bid; Nominal. New Orleans, Dec. wixed and white, 46@17c3 ye % choic rmer at 3 @ . Licht demand, but holders ) 4 lard, retined tierce, $6.00. Liverpool, De ~Wheai—Firm; de- mand fair; holders offer sparingly. Corn—Steady; demand fair. LIVE STOCK. Chicago, e “The Drover's Journal 10nurts as follows Cattle--Re sl0e hivher and 30.—Corn low, 48@ 7,000; Shipping and active steers, $ and hd y}..w.u €1.00@A4.50; pack- @153 light, 88 firm: natlves, western, $2.50 lanbs, 34,00 ing an .ilvhlml (@i A0; skips, § Sheap—| S2.00@. 0 4,000 (4407 COL 465 £0,—~Cattle-- Raceipts, 1,000 Strongg; ehoice heavy native 3 fair 1o good ship 3 buteliers’ steel 1 stockors anda feeders, $2,006@ 40005 shipments, 1,00 ceheavy und biteher cking, $430a4, 5 106400, "Cattle—Recelpts, SLPONZET s Common Stoekers "and - feedin §1.000g15.00, 00; shipments, 4.00 24,40, shipment stoers, § 8 steers, 32 0. Hoes— 1t common to ch 1,000 OMABA LIVE STOCK, Thi Catile. “Tlie receipts wee the The market was active able sold.I'ho market was with yesterday’s elose, Mogs. s early and active at ‘Ulie greater part of Later in_the ' closed fully There were a few ot encugh o any 10 hog 1 about yesterday 1he receipts Were s day the maiket weakened 10¢ lower on hght ho loads lefi over but lgure in the warket, Sheep, There were a few in Lo day doing on the ket bt Receipts. Prevailin Showing the prey 0 s marke stears, 1430 to 1500 1s 1100 to L L, Prices. ces paid for live ! S1.50@4.40 Chole 000 1,25 Good to choiee corni-fed tows FAIT 10 Me( 111N KIASS COWS Good to eho 1S Laght and wedinm h; 00d 10 choico Deavy b oo to choice mixed nog 1ood 10 cholee she Fair to good. she tative Nales. FED STRERS, No. Heprese | | above | I Kuk's white Russian 400 4.0 120 200 4.90 Range of Prices, Showing the highest and lowest prices paid for loads of hogs on this market during the past seven days and for the same ume IB\'_\I"H 1 Nov. 34h @166 | 403 @4 346 @3.63 Holiday. | A5 @165 3 @365 Sunday " b 263 4.40 440 “Dec. 1588 | AT AIALE @345 Sunday 1340 @345 W @352 3.124@ 2t @440 h Shipments, Showing the number of cattle, hogs slicep shipped from the yards during t CATTLY Rt il kn this market are made ht unless otherwise stated 1at “¢e ver Ib, for all weights, “Skins,” or hogs weighing less than 100 |t no value. Pregnant sows are docked 40 b and stags 80 10s, by the piblic inspector, and Dest Chicago No. cars n Allsales of sto per ewt. live w dead hogs s Hogs close o Cattle aetiye, 1t 1s not expected that the of a marketon New Year's, it any atall. Cattle steady with yesterday's close. Uhe death of G 1. Hammond is not likely 1o mak ny appreci ditre ¢ in his packing industries hel aside from a few days’ delay. Among those having hogs on _the market were the following: Nefson & Yonng, Ash- and; 1. B, iy Farringion & s, Lyon Som, W ). g dardiner P A, Bancrott WooaL 1 oup Reno & Ste by West Point s Stilley & Co., i, Kenvsaw Snell' & Agnew 1, Taynota Epper WikofT, Wymore W, Wilkinson, & L Mason: AT Kieg Campnell; W, €, Potter & Son, Corni M. W. Blenkiron, Missouri Valley, was tosdiy and disposed of a load of cows ). Longnecker, Walnut, ia., was liere sold two cars of hogs, R. B, Gammel, He loads of o will be mueh Colum ‘\n.m y City ‘ Loup Handy, v O'Neily hard & '« beil: B, 1. Wilson, 1 Westerng Tlall & Updike & "Titus, Hax : Lobman & Alton, LA W, B an, u-»u Biv Ansley; Swith in and with two which he an, ad of was in hozs e in to-day with e which he sold on the” "ekamah, s of eattle. W. Wilkenson, Ansley, of sheep to-day. ,Oon the market with eattle: David wr Bluils: Spelts & K., David City . Re & Storrs, Ewing: A, Shinstock, West Points A. Wilson, Hubbell. Charlie Huuter, Inav keted two loads of hogs. John MeKeegan, Baneroft, sold a load of corn-fed steers, Mr. Kroezer, of Kroezer Bros., Hooner was here with two loads of butchers' stock. Mr. McCumber, Baneroft, came in-to-day and marketed a load of hogs. J. Jones, Haddom, Kans., was lere sold a load of eattle aud a [0k 0f hogs, J. Danley, Ashland, was in with two loads of liogs. “The following notiee h a meeting of the joint e lield Dec . it was resolved to amend the articles of agreement by addinz the following:—Rule 12—Frozen Nogs shail be considered unmerchantable, but can be hought and_sold by special agreement be- tween the buyer and selier: and in ease where the damage cannot be agreed the buyer shall have the aption of e, such hogs. Signed E. I Savage, G. S. Brown, for the commission men, and C. 8. Walker, IL 11, Meday, for the packers. M. Burke & Sons have put in new ofiiee furniture, consisting of a very fancy iron railing encosing the cashier and book™ keep- er's desks, George Meisner, Shelton, was a_visitor at the varas. e has five or six hundred head of fat eattle to ship soon. OMAHA WHOLESALE was in and mar had in two loads Jones, L was here and mar was here and and s heen issued: At itive committee MARKETS, General Produce. “Thurs The following prices are Jor r produce, as sold on the mariet to-day. quotations on fruits represon whicivoutside orders are Ailed. sus—The receipts are very liberal and the demand Tight. Stocks are ioving stowly at 2de. f The ne prices at “demand. for . Choice at 121 g cipt and are moy- Geese and ducks is a good turkeys and the re stock sold v Chickens are in liberal re ing slowly at BaSe. at Haloe, Adars, single, 13 young Americin, fancy Swis: Swiss, imported; Limbiirger, 1 "tairie el crouse, S e per doz, per doz, Guckar mollinl, par 07 ducks, teal, ver doz, $ y mixcd, per’ doz, $1.257 per doz, 83,501 deer, saadles, ‘per b, 100 12e; deer, carcasses, per 1b, 7@se: elk saddles. per 1,0 10¢; c1k, careasses, per 1,6 \telope, saddles, per |n 10:@1%e; antelope, ¢ Ses, per Ib, 7@se: Jack rabbits, per doz, 4.00; small rabbits, per doz, 90 lemons Cerery—The market is stock mer doz, “he: extra large, per doz OvsTERS—Mediums, 20¢; £ s, seleets, 25 extra sclects, S%e; N. Y. counts, 40¢, Crasnennies bl $1 quail, Choice 40 steady:, Cape Cod, faney, 00 bell and bugle, per 'bbl, §10.0, AN ANAS Banauas, | vellow, per bunch, 20002, 2% bananas, yellow, larke, per butich, Messina, per box 8500 6,50, is—Florida, ¢hoice, 150640 1o box 2 do, 5 box lots, lencia, per S800; Calitornia Iversiae, pes box, 1A rES ~Malagna. c0lb per bbl gross, MAPLE SUGAR--Strictly pure, 50 Ib boxes, bricks, 25 Ib boxes, per penny eakies, 25 1b boxes, per boe, AUER KRAUT-Per 56,005 16 half bbl S350, ROVISIONS Ham, gal bbl, , le! dried beef, bol, $12.50; lard, 509b cans, Fairbuuks, 05,0; lard, 10, 5and 3 1b parls, Fairbanks, 3 ,@! FLOUKR AND MILLSTUFFS flouy, best quality patent, ¥ | ity, ' $2.40; best qu flour, paten?, $2.60: b feed, per ewt: yellow corn meal, Ne perewl: hominy, $2,0i orowt: eraliam $1.6 ) ber ton, W Inter wlheat L second qua lity “spring wheat 1, 500 per ewt s chopped lite corn meal, 900 per ewt: screening, Goe er cwt: shorts, ave hay, in bales, §3.50 @ Grocers' List. Medium, in bbls, siall, in bbls, brkius, in bbls, PICKIES half bbls, Dalt bils, §4 o half lyllll $4. SyRUE—No, 70, 4gallon ke Orleans, per gallon $¥a@iioe; half Lbls, “old time,” per lon cans, ver doz, §10.00 i .ulmn Ccans, doz, $5.50: qlart cans, .00 Srarcn—Mhror glass, 1 b, 5fc: gloss, mirror gloss, b, Kingsfo orn, () 8, 1 Ib, 7 Kines F\.Iunlun! s pure, 31b, mummu- bulk, de. TobACCh—-Plig, elimy c; star. iih; spearhead, 0} gold shield, 3tc; werry New yrup, 1 gal- mirror |.)‘ : . 1 1b, Be; horseshioe, plperheidsick ar, 2ic: J. T ., 8% MATeHES-Per caddie, 2% e g Mixed, § square cases, @llije; stick, S:{@v'ge. aw's soda, butter and Slgei ginger suaps, Syge; 70; pimuie, b city soda, T8 Soars—Kirk's savon imperial, €2, Rirk s satinet. $3.00; Kirk s standard, $3.05: §4.00: Kirk's white- cap, #6.70; don washboard, $3.10; white choud, $5.7 Rors—1g ' iuc T inch, 1l¢; X ineh, 110 e SSANED LinoDs . Oxsters, standard,per« L1525 strawberries, 2 1b. per 20 1m| berries, 2 1b, per case, $2.20; Callfornia jea, per casé. $4.50; apricots, per cass; 4.00° peaches case, $5.25; white eler- Ties, per ease, $ B e case, 9.6, blueterries percase, $1.850 I)AI LY FRIDAV BEE: Flill)AY per case, $2.30: pineapoles, 2 2 1b, ver §3.20@5.75: 1 1b ‘muwskerel, per doz, 110 salmon, per doz, $1.55@1.60 berries, per case, case, §1.50 b lima beans, per case, 21b 'marrowfat peas, ver case. $§3.40; early June peas, per ease. $2 3 b 2 1b.corn $2.10 No. 1 quarter apples, boxes, ‘@ 1@ltige ‘eaches Sait peaches, evaporated. 185, 10@10% ¢ o: raspberries, prunes, new. H%@ c. Steans — Powdersa, ent Gig@ic: eranulated, 64 @6 confe standard extra C. 5 H dium yollow, 4% i@t fal 1@lhiye: prime, 19 faney green and ye ernment Java, 0@ 20c; Mocha, 2 Arbuckle's 10 et MeLaughlin's XXX\ roa Dilworth’s, 19¢; Red Cross, 19 ¢ e; choies, 10@1ic: old interior Java, od, General HIpEs—Green butcher cured, ic; drv tint, 111 green caif skins, 0@ige; two-thirds price. 10w Prime white, yellow, 2 Sheen Pelts, LEATHER B prime ¢ leather per foot Ak Kip, e, e Fren S0 and lining HEAVY Plow steel sy east tools, d €2,00@R.50: hubs, per set, sawed (dry, SLo0; tongies, cach, each saua ehain, p wedges, spring ELRCUR L) wire, Nail es, 10 o 5o, Shot, 1,65 buckshot, i do. half k Kews, $1507 blasting kegs, feet, 65e. Lead bar, $16 VanNtaEs—Uarrels, per ture, extra, $L10: furhitu coach extra, $1. b, No. mar, extra, § a wac: shel Market e damaged %010 Inathor 2050 hem, Freneh Kip, L 0ak eal A0@Ise. kip, tron. eiere I(\Iu-\\ ARF alcast 4 v1se: st horse steel nails, S5, 00§ rs—Colown 0101 proof, 101 proof, S117: 158 proot, §2.20 whiskies, €1.00w 150, ; % Kentucky bonrtons, ' $2.0a600¢ Pennsylvania ryes, §2.000 “Sheaf botirbonanil rye whi Brandies, imported, 5,00 domesti 3,00, Gins, importes @6.00: domestic, 12530, fmported. per case, £28,004 per case, £10,006016. 0 CEAINTS IN O—White lead. Omaha, viiite lead, St, Louis, pure, 3 green, 1t Freven seal, 1203 I od seal, ine, in varnish as 2 F vermillion, Enulish, in oil, H \enetian red, son's, 1 d, American, red u-m, yellow, genuine oehr rehre, 1 L 188 proof, ceond 8110 3L.00; Amc ¢ mineral, Spanish brown, 3 Dry PAaiNts-- White leas Parl. whiting, 2/ whiting, com’l, 1ig¢ manstown, P’russian blue brown, Se: sienna, b green, whigh b rinee’s wi whiting, gl lampbiac s 1803 v raw, de; Paris green. mon, green, N, Y., vermillion American. I8et raw and burnt umber, 1 1 eans, L2e; burnt sicnna, 12e: vandyke brown, fined lampblack 12 coach black wnd black, 10c: drop biack. 16c: Prussian 40c: ultramarine b M. & D, blind and shutter green. &'D., 16 15, green, 1Ne; Venetian Tuscanl, vermillion, L. : M. & 0. D.. 15: wood ochre, dryer, Se: eraining color, light oak, dark walnut, chiestnut and asi. DRUGS AND ¢ 2¢3 acid, tartaric, Hle; y rk sassafras. per i, e, ehinehonidia, per oz, 40 uine. , carl cal £1.000 Sei Freneh ordinary, iaNnlal nh v e st ol ol DECEMBER ca 81.40; | 2 1B goose, 1b string beans, per $1.60 21b toma- currents, T@a: loaf, tioners' extra gov - 161, Toasted 10303 4 geeen dry salt, G0 hides, Uppet e Iw,....\ e wion spokes, per sct, telloes, axels, coil shoes, Barbed It $2.0 ntal powiier ir tuse, per 10 rur $1.00; altum, hard oil tinish, SLIT lity, Alcoliol, Redistilled 0.5 <kles, 08,00 $1.50 Champagnes, vican, PP, Mar® Zine, 1ed rench et C rochelle, Amer rown, neral, ne, ders, er- dy k- 1 umber, raw, 4o Parie eom- ivory biue, “18¢; chrome green, L., L., M. K oak, bolic, aibi, per omel, chloro- 50e; Dover's powders, per T, 25" epsom pure, per Ib, oil, castor, No. er , Bige; 16!‘ul acetate, ver' M, 0. 1, per gal., §1.50c; oil e 1.40; oil olive, per gal., c3 opium, ) per_oz, jodide, per b, Jsalicin, ber ¢ phate morphine, . 40e; Ory Lumbper. BOARDS, 12, 14 and 16 [t 12, 14 and 16 i " 14 and 16 1t 12,14 and 16 ft. DIMENSIONS AND TIMUERS, No.l1 Com. 5. 1. 8. No.a No3' @ Not4 IEXTRTR (Y 16.50'16.50 16.50/1 1 16.50 16, 16.50, 1850116, 163013 50 16, 16, 13 00 18.00 001400 00 18.00 00 1800 : 1500 irascd FENCING, No. 1, 4 &6 1neh, 1 No. 2, 4 & 6inch, 12 4 CEILING AND PAI #oin Wihite Ping, rough... rough. .. 10N, 1st com., tition 2d 2d Com. % in, Norway Pir A 12 Inch. s 1 B 12 ine No. 1, plain,Sand 10 el A 1,8 and 10 ineh, . JSHINGLES, LATH, A standard, $2.00; White Cedar, 6 In,, Jgs, 12eg - al, Mechanical and Pursuits Cost Considerable i Topeka. eavenworth Times: "The 10,000 a eations per month do not amount of liquor sold in Tope The report shows thirty who have permits and six ment licenses, showing ei selling without o permit, that these eighteen sell all the drug stores n that It prot mueh wl nut toge show glycerine; Astor, $1.40; quinine, potassiuin sul- suiphur, per TR0 20 00 L$17.06 14.00 No. 1, 8 in. Scientific ppli- the ight druggists X gZOve huhle lisky rther an, the probate judge thinks some of th liquor 56 by them sume thi S0 it air to double the amount of liqu really sold of what is reported, ar necessity the liquor must be tirely whisky; itis easier more convénient to earry we make the estimate at half 4 pint each of whisky ( is four ounces to 10,000 pints or barrel held ove thirty-one bar ounce is a drink there will be drinks of whisky swallowed in ery month, [f costs 10 cents, $16,000 consumed peka for medical tifie purposes 0,000 52l s the qua zallons llon 1t it wou! If I'o ich drvink of wi the value wonlc every month in mechanical and » - division of the Wahast ¢ raitrond was sold at I'he Omab: Louis & I licanetion to the bondholders. - - The Fault Little Phil Found. Chicago Herald: General Me proud of the pension baildi modeled after the Farne eral Bragg, who is chair committee on military aff on now and then to call Black, has dubbed sion brewery.” ¢ general, “between ar stable.”’ Genes al Sueridan th cently and showed Lim and utilitics. After they ¢ stood looking at the big b on topofl the otl neral; wh 'l have one tauit Lo lind with it and on ( the 'y count al Me ugh the 25 100k nie out . Meigs said Littie Phil “What's that s “Ats tireproof” drigzgists do not mitke returns of the pre- o is wd of almost en to handle around, and if es of ntity lon) it would makc eanch Id be one 160,000 peka Jisky I be l'o u 1, St pub Couneil Biufs for 1,100,000 very It is ‘om pen s the Brewery and Gien building re all its beauties and rns piled one | do youthink of its” nid 41,20} — | Denot mh | Yatland Express i | 1 | Sionx City Express 'THE RAILWAY TIVE TABLES l))‘l,\ll\. Arrive Omaha Leave Omaha \IH\ PAC ll I(' Depot 10th and Pierce sts, Pacific Express. . | Denver Express 130 pm, 10 3 am *1,0cal Express v 00 am, 5i05 *Except Sunday. | | 50 am| 8:90 pm £:10 am 6:40 pm ) pin ht Fxpress 104 am C.B.&Q R R 1 Depot 10t and Paciiic ste Mail an [ xpress Chicao Express | g:o0am! 6:00 pm 0 pm KOS &C B | | Depot 10th and Paciiic sts. Via Plattsmonth i Express *lixcapt Monday tExcept Saturday, CSL TN & O, Depol 15t and Webster st. 0 pm’ 9 100 am 48 20 amn 45 pm | s pm’ K:15 Baneroft Accommodation 10:50 am' 5 ixeent Sunday y am 15 pin MISSOURT PACT | | Depot 15th and Webster st | Day Express vl 4 W Txpress. L. q Lincoln Express 1 UNION STOCK YARDS| e IRAINS, US Y 25am 11:10 am 00 pm 8110 pm 0 am 610 pin ve lLeave ds.) Omaia Except Sunday, ! Trams leavine U, P, de potin Omaha at_10:35 a. T 5200 . and S:20 p. WA those leaving *10 Ullion stock yards at 6:00 1 a0, and 10551 o 0 pm 8200 pin through passeng 335 pm. 4:05 pii all othegs are regular stoek| 1 45200 pin yards dummy teins be- il 52 tween stock yards and| *8 Omaha, S0 am’ S:ham ) am 10:00 am 1am 105 am yam| 2:00 pm Leave U. P BRIDGETRAINS, ister. Omalia. HEixcept Suniay, tConneets with 8, €, & Couneil Blufis. N0 am *Connectswith C. B, 9142 am @S0 am O & NCWLCOML & am *10:00am te 1% C . at i 10 ¢ Council g | 200 pin $Conneets with W, St. ) pin & Poat Couneil Blutis,| 0 pin neets withall even ) pm uins for Chicago at 00 i Cotmeil Biufis.Frains i ve Omaba - at Union Pacitie depot, 10th and 6:10 piny Picrce streef 00 pim 10:00 i L 100m pm COUNCIT BLUT 23 | Leave LINES Transfer ' | depot “Fxcept Stunda Txeept Mon, & N W ’ ALl trains run dail 15am 100 v m 0 pm| 700 pm | 10:00 4w # *S355 | 2,00 pm! Htra us 1un dail P 8150 ..m vz CHICRGO Ave ORTH- N WESTERN Omaha, Council Blufls And Chicago. The only road to take for Des Moines shalltown, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, &0, Milwaukee all polnts en: ple of Nebras Colorndo, Wyoming, [inho, Nevada, Oregon, Washington and (Cali- {ornin. it o ers superior advantages not possi ble by apy other iine Among A few of tho numeraus points of su. eriortty enjoyed by the patroms of th hetween Omaha and Chiongo, are its twe trail adayef DAY COACHES which are (he finer that human art and ingenuity can create, | PALACE BLEEPING CARS, “which nre models of oomfort and el il Its PARLOR DRRAW. ING KOOM CARS, unsurnassei by any, and Its widely oolebrated PATATIAL DINING CAKS he 6qual of which cannot be found elsewhcre! At Counofl Bluffs the trains of the U'nfon V'aci. 6 Ry connect in Union Depot with those of the Ohioag In Chicaye Mar. 0 & Northwestern Ry. the trains of this ine make close connection with those of all eastern lines, For Detrolt, Columibus, Inifanapoli aati, Niagara Talls, Buffalo, Pitisburs, Toranto, Moutreal, Hoston, New York, Philndelphis, timore, Washington and 6 in the sns ask the tickot ngent for ti the “NORTHWESTENN, It you wish the best kocommodations ticket agents sell ticke's v'n this line. M.HUGHT B D WILSON. General Manager, s nancock, TR y pores, Wostern Agt Cily Puss Agt. CmuhiaNeb, § OMAHA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY " Artists’ Material. A. HOSPE, JR., Artists’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1513 Douglas Street, Omuha. Cinein Al WM. Ge n Agricultural Implements. CHURCHILL PARK Wholessle Dealer in Agricultnral Implements Carciages aud Bugs TLININGER & METCALF CO,, M{l‘ cultnral lmplrmt-nl* PARLINORENDORF & MARTIN Wholesle Dealors in Agriculinral Implements, Wagons and Buggies. %01, %6, Wb and W R, Wagon Wagor Jones st Butter and Eggs. McSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eg| Leaven. & TAYLOR, & Seale Repair Shop Mechunics' Tools sud Buffalo Scales. 100 Dougas ot Omaha | omee s & Jobbers of H Tinware, Shoet [ron. Kic. Agents for Howe Ecales, Powder (.. Omibin Neb | WILHELMY CO., Wholesale Hardware. for Jeflerson Sieel Elundard Eeales Tney. Omaba Corner | THE lron Works. PAXTON & VIERLING Iron Works, t Iron Building Work, Tron Riairs, Wrought and C R 804 Glrde: Boots and Shoes. AMERICAN HAND SEWED SHOE COMPANY, Manufacturers and Wholessle Dealers in Boots and Shoes, & ttock of Rubber Goods al 131 8L, Omaua, Nev. A. T, Aus . V. MORSE Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, 111 Faroam st Owaba. Neb. Manufactory, Summor street, Hoston. 1. LINDSEY & CO. 10 Rubher Boots and Sk Oiled Ciothiug wnd Felt Boots, er 14th and Douging, band Whole Rub Ber Fast Co 08, South Beer. KEATING, Agt. for Anhienser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Adwelsor and Krlanger. Coffes, Spices, Etc. CLARKE BROS. & pice Mills, Hiking Powder. Flyvorins 8 1114 10 Maroey “S. COLE & MILES, Home Coffee nnd Spice Mills Mg Co, Coos Ruas Grindors, Mannfactorers Cernice. PEAGLE CORNICE WORK John Epeneter, Prop, Manufaeturer of G Iron and Cornice. 938 Dodge und 103 4na 105 Ny 1000 £L, Omalia, Neb. MPING & BOLTE ufncturors of Ornamental Galvanized Cornices, Doru e1lje Skl gbi, et 5108, i Omaha L 1204 at RN CORNICE WORK! l'. Speeht, Prop. Galvanized Tron Cornices, ete. Usmproved Pat ent Metlic Sy ight. 08 s £10 810 s Omana, Carpets. P OMAHA CARP Jovbers ot Cavpets, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Linolenms, Matting 1511 Doug Se A ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtuin Goode, Ete. 1423 Furnam Street, Omahn. Neb, T Co., Rugs, Crockery and Notions. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Munufacturers and 1mporters of Crockery, Glassware, Chimness, ctc. _Offce, 817 South 13th st Lamps, Omabn, Ne | OMAHAJOBBERSDIRECTOR ’urmluPP.‘ 02 Wholesale Dealers in Farniturd Farnam st., Omaha, Neb, Furniture, Bedding, Upholsp Mirrers, e(c. 1908108 and 1310 Faroam of Butchers' Tools. LOUIS HELL ings of all Kinds always in stoek, Jonerpt Omahn Groceries, GALLAGHER rocerics and Provisi TO0And T1L S 106 S8, Omaha, N 'ORD, BEADY & €O, Wholesale Grocers, ”|Ylyv and Leavenwortl sty Omaha, PAXTON, Wholesale _ Now, 100,07, Mec Hardware. W.J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron and Steel, | Wagon Stock, Hardware Luuiber, ete. 1201 VEARIeY 81 Omalia EDNEY & GIBBON, Wholesale Tron and Stevl, nand Carriage Wood Stock, Heavy HArdwa 1207 And 1218 Leavenworth at. Omahn, Nev MILTON ROG ,I‘ (P SONS, Stoves, Ran; y Tiles, Mantlew, Grates, 1 2 Farnam Klo Lumber. LOUIS BRADIORD, ./ Dealer in Lmmber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Kte. Yards-Cornerith and Dousins; Corne CHICAGO LUMBLR Wholesale Lumber, B4R 1tk atreet, Omalia, Neb. 1. Colpotrer, Manager, R Jewelry. C. N. DIETZ, Lumber. 7th And California Strents, On CO., e, Neb, FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Ete., Cor. 6th nud Donklan st ¢ Ete. Wi e, HOAGLAND, Lumber, W. HARVEY LUMBER C To Dealers Only. Ofce, 181 Farunm CHAS. K. LE Mardwood Lmmbe Wood Carpets and Parguet Floos JOHN A. WAKEIIELD, Wholesale Lumber Trported and American Poriland Cemn “Agent for Milwaukeo Mydraniic Ceue Quincy Whito Lime. eot, Omaha d Douglas 1 hnid Hest = Commission and Storage. D. A. HURLEY, Comn on and Jobbing. Butter, Eggsand Produce. Consignments solicited Headquhrters for £t e Triye Barkeis. 1414 Dodgesireet, Omnlin. PEYCKE BROS., Commission Merchants, Fruits, Produce and Provisiors. Owal “W. I. RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Me pecinitios—Buitor. Eggs, ¢hoeso, Poulir e Oysters, Kte., Kt "U’.‘Hnnll 14th street. WIEDEMAN & CO., Produce Commission Merchants, Poultry, Butier, Gu 20 8 bt " ant. Gnme General l(:mnn & Jobbera of F eried s Hard and ! e and sare, 15 GEO.E an JA OMAHA CO. ll,‘ COKE COMPANY, Johhe nnn Hard and Soft m.xl h Street, ( J. JOHNSON € CO., Mannfacturers of Illinois White Lime. L Plaster ain. Tila i Saw Faain st Omaha, 5. & LIME e Neb Confectionery. F.I1AY & CO, Maunfacturing Confectioners, Nuts and Clyan Parnam 1. Omaba Live Stock Commission. M. BUR o« NON Live Stock Cownnission. . IBiko, Ma, Stoek Yards, N Onnha, NAVAGE & GR slon Me Kinds of relep! chants, Bhipucuts of ong wnd o ock sulioited. Union Cigars and Tobacco. MAX MEYEER & (0., Jobhers of Cigars, Tobaceo, 11 s, 109 0 Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, sule Denlers in L.eaf Tobaccos, Now, 108 and 108, “4ln MO, O e ll()(/‘il n & Woonr.t \ll. Whlos o in Cigars, Tobaceos, Pipes and Smokers Articles, Apenta for 1. Leld by Fine: itand Swok Wisoon, No.ild Ory Goods. M. LCSMITH & €O, Dictillers, and Shtbesnat Winesnd Lgors WILLOW SURINGS DISTILLE'Y COand ILER & €O, veof Fine Wines ard 1iguors S0f Keanedy's East 1ndia it i earie Liquore: 112 1Tarney S Iniporters Drugs, Puints, Ete. H. 1. CLARKE DRUG CO,, Lavgest Drug. Paint, Oil & (ilass House Westof Chicago. Complete Live of Lruggists Sune ifes 1114 Fiariey 51’ Owaha Drain Tile, Etc. AN BARITIs 3. Henro . . Cansos, Vivres. and Supt. UNION HYDRAULIC llll‘ O, Neb. 8 I4ing Material, OMAHA LU ‘II.FR o, Deuterin A of Building Material .At Wholesale, aud Union Pacific Track, Omsks. Siree ue-.‘ Live Stock. 'OCK YARDS CO,, Of Omaha. Jobn F. Bovd, Superinterdent. UNION Amited. Millinery and Notions. OBERFELDER & CO., Tmporters and Jobvers of Millinery and Notions, 1213 and 1215 Harney Stiaat, Omahs Notions. C. 5. GOODRICH ¢ (0., Are the only Direct 'mporters of NOTION, ¢ era in ishing Goods, 46 and 405 8. Teuth St., Omalin, VINVARD & SCUNEIDER, Jobbers in stions, Hosiery and Gents' Furnishing Goods. 1008 Farnam st ¢ J. 1. ROBINSON Whol Notions and Fur 1006, Pager Box: o, L. Manufacture B 1in S I lielted " Il l(l Overalls. CANPIELD MANUFACTURING COMI"ANY, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeans Pants, Sulrts, Ete. 1102 and 1K ouglin Street, Grlin, Nob e Printing. REES PRINTING COMPANY, Job Printars, Blank Book Makers, Abd Book Binders. 10 wnd 14 South Fourteenth Sileot. Omiaha. Noh. L TELN NEWSP AP ER UNTON, Anziliary Pubiishiers, Dealers 1n Type, Prossen and Printers’ supplien. Bonth Iw e i St Pickles, Vinegar, Etc. EDWIN MORRIS . CO., Manufacturers Packers and bealers in llt'l(lnu & Strictly Pure Apple Vinegax lavorin Tavlo Wt Lot et Appi Oab 06 1 envenworiu Safes, Etc. r. poyvenr Agents for Hall's Na o and ur o0, Nafe \\1 hd, And Barglr Proog S Doura, Jail Work, Kt ers aud Wiie Work 1ith and Jwckson 81s Ours b, Nob Sash, Doors, Ete. 1. DISBEROW & (O, Wi ot Doors, Blinds aud Monldings, « I LYMAN, Door, Blinds, Mouidings, 1l tepith S Kor B A Sash, ll[}ll.\' MANULFACTURING C | Manufactrers, of Sach, Doars, B/'nds, | Moulainze S1air W v fand Wi Jurl' olicned. N, U ven it Pumps. CHURCHIIL I'VMP 0, Wholesale Punips, Vipe, Fittings, Stenma wnd Water Supiles. 1 rors for Yot Co'n Goots. 1111, t A A, L. STEANG €O, Pumps, Pipes and Engin Water, Iailw Milling Supplies. ), sz ued wfna, Neb, T o« WIND ENGINE and 1'UMEP COMIPPANY. Aay Wind Mills: siegm and Witer § “ B s Bl plien, ¥ a0 Fiar Wagons and Curriages A, SIMPSON, The Leading rriage Factory, ExiAw [ 148 a0d 1411 Dodge s touet. Omake