Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 1, 1887, Page 3

*mn SPECULATIVE MARKETS Big Operators Badly Shaken Up in the Last Bixty Days. LARGE LOTS OF PORK SOLD. The Last Day of the Year a Booming One In the Cattle Trade—Hogs |/ Again Active General ; Quorations. OHICAGO PRODUCE MARKETS. Cmecaco, Dec. the Bre |- The w Bave been rattled around in the la<t sixty ays’ speeulation is the taik of the grain floor e biggest operators have been lone enc pous lines of wheat when the waket | ined and short enormons lines when the arket has advanced. There really 1o operator lefton this last day of the year who bas not either voluntarily retired from th _ Pit or who has not been robbed of his £ tige by bad luek, Wit the markel as active 881t has been for a week, and with the I day of the year, which naturally ought to be ‘ wvery dull, so active that there was no time for skylarking, this fattening out of the big *uns was more talked of than anytl ‘Wheat a few weeks ago on one of these np turns that were enginecred by New Yorkers touched S7e for May. May then follow fluetuations that took the wrice down to S, but that did not take it back at any time to #e. Today May not only sold at Sic but passed it and touched Sitde. Bull talk cen- tered about the “cables.’ What Ream, or ‘what Linn, or what the Northwestern crowd were doing, or New York, was not once mentioned--cables were stron that settled it. Sanderson, a Milwaukee miller, telegraphed that his flour cables were extra- ordinarily strong. A privale cable trom Liverpool sald that wheat had had an ad wance of U per quarter, that stocks were small and that supplies to draw from were emall, Jlearaneées from New York were els of wihieat and had a bullish in- liose were what made the market w-day, nothing else. In pork there was as tive a trade as in grain. May opened at 140214, 80 near to §13.00 that it was believed very few tridae v ta e ‘with the temper <o buliish Hutehinson 1 and kept letting theerowd lave i his emormons holdings untii the deelined 20 a bbl. Even then it was ) price of yester Urade all day dw-n'ln 1,000 el lots. ‘Then R itchinson’s broker, bid for the stull k & good deal of it. 1le bid for any sized .lt wone time Dbidding 8125 for 10,000 1s. " This wnsone of tlie most remark- @ weeks of 185, ‘I'he week in the first ce, which as it approachied was every- ere regarded with unconcern as likely to ve -~ uninteresting and unprofitab ned out to be t most tive ably, all through, of the year. Asfor the it was crowded with big trading, Bloom about 5,000 barrels of pork. and 10,000 5000 tierces of lara. Hutchinson sold Jess than 30,000 to 40,000 barrels ot pork { half msmuch lard, In wheat trading enormous. e programme ot ful ch had been arranged for the last hour 1he session had to be abandoned. ‘There too much business, | from 'w_York said that the irs existed on the N cahnge, May wieat o) 81370, with sales at 867¢ bor finished At Albruary at 5ige and nd at 437 @ January closed a Mess pork opened” 20c¢ higher at 921 for May, Prices declined 1o 1 fi octed, and closed at £12.50, an_ady sefover yesterday. Lard was active X thyl.0673¢ for Febr! and closed at 86.00 bid. losed at $0187 Tang: s y sold at anuary at ed. “;vh opened at 431 41c, sold to 4 JnicAGo, Dee. 3 Telegram to a6y BrE.|-—-CATTLE—The old year goes out !m abooming cattle market, ~ Prices to-day R ) wlully 10¢ higher and in numerous cases €ht, 1o miore than covered the advance on ld.(nl fat beeves. es were more or less un- thé & but there wa very active move to the Aawent of the supply. Prices were better than last w Receipts for the week were larger than last and thers was a strong, Tiealthy feeling in trades. Some 14751 corn- fed Wyoming cattle sold at $1.00, while some very clioico 1360 1o 1600-1b natives sold at $6,00@5.15. Shipping steers, bulk, $4. 0@ Sto $2.00@3. %03 cows, bull 8405 bulk, $2.206%.00; Texuns, $2.10 Hoas—The market \Hn again an advance of 10@15¢ all around, making an advance of nee Monday last. “One or two of the big nacking ilirms witharew their buyers, as they were not yet prepared to tollow the big advance of st four days. 'Then, again, to morrow is largely ob- served as a boliday, when but litle work will be performed in the larze packing hoises. Shipi pecially of light rorts, were lib- eral buvers and the warket generally closed firm at an adyance, with but fev in hand, A fow fancy heavy sold at 81 good to cholce kuu fug sorts § §4.20004.35: Tight sorts $4.10604°60, el SLA0G ers and and mixed, me"_(m VArER » New York, quiet at 5@l per cent PRIME MERCANTILE eent. BTERIING EXCHANGE- SL for sixty day bills; $4.84 for den QOVERRMENTS—Uiovernment Qull but steady. smuu—bweb opene ilar but gen- » erally weak, the changes frow last ovening’s ¥ guotationy TANGING up 1o b cent both { ways. There was an attack upon values for he first faw minutes at the opening and, for while prices vl ded, The market, Now- (vor. 500D gained stren and Western Union and Louisville & shville became conspicuous featu The market was afte) wards alternately strong and heavy, tinally !a.»m.l sieady, close 10 tho best prices reachic dy at nd, bonds were 84,50 STOCKS ON WAL, 1010 & I’ D & E. I' P l‘ preferred . . AL & St P, proferred ., weferred nois Central. B.&W.. preferred. |Texas Pacitic {Unmion Pac i 0% W, St L. w | " prdfervea . | 1084 \V-'sl\ln Unlon, i R &N Dee. 51 all‘r wheat @4.00; W i =Flour — Quiet and 1r, $4.0°@4, I consin. $4.00@ Boft Spring wheat. Mipnesola bakers. $3.50@4,101 1 low grades, L SN at t 0 In barrels. being the highest vuhml{ was about firm with 1ight demand short ribe, $8.65 for ash, by - 2@ "v\l“‘! fall eream ched young Americas, Quiet and firm: creamery, Quiet and firm: flats, 12@12' ¢ Naive. In good request reen salted, iyt dry salted, 11@i2: deacons, 25 each, low: No. 1country, e : cake, 4¢ Shipmente 21,000 14.000 t former prices: bull _hides, dry salted calfs, S i No, Receinta, 16,000 64,000 116,000 46,000 1,000 Flour.bhls. Wheat. bu, Corn. bu Oate.bu .. #0005 exports, 195,000 cash, | red, S red, Wlhe rai ivered Cash ont 1400 Neavy: receipte, 41,0007 exports, 62,0003 ungraded, 163 g6 e: No. 8, $6e in clevat 1 delivered: No. 2, 4% in clevator, 4915 atloat: January elosing at dke. Oals erately receipts, exports, 30: mixed w T, @i western, 3%a@ i strolenmm—St e Pork ~Firmer: ard - Highe team <pot Butter 1 1R g Chieesa— it we Milwaukeo, Dec. ash and January. i Corn— g Oats—( 000+ white nd yand i falr Barley—No, Provision Cincinnati, 2, red, B {e. ork, December, $1 Dec. ork-—Nominal Tard—Nomiual at Whisky—$1.13, t. Louis, De Wheat — 0. 2 red, cash, J §C Corn-Fivm; No. 2 mix 1sh, 313 No. 2 mixed, cash, 2 £1, F‘ m at 12,00, aly at 6,1 et and easy 2 creamery, s City, Dec, red, eash, 0c b May, 80c bid, S0}5e orn A shade h bid: January, Sie ked. - Wheat—Higher: e bid; cash, bid, i 3= Wheat-Strong ; de. Spariu H \u 1 per o 1 osoring, 7 nlg red western is @i S, Corn'—Steady: der western, 4 wd per e and fair: new mised LIVE 8 e lows: Receipts. brisk higher; shipping ~u.|- and foeders, mixed, $1.5 OCK. Chieaga he Drover’s Journal 18n01ts a8 cows, lmhs I X Huu-lu'«elpln, 15,0005 mgher; rough and Illl\lm $ ing_aid shipping. §L00@ 60: skips, 0 stronger 5 \lmon—-llw eipt natives, St shipments, Teeders, Hogs strong heavy ing, - nctlve and 1g1se hlgll-l and butehers s, $ $4,400@04.00; Yorkes Cattle, The fresh receipts were very lix market w fairly active, butcher’s cspecially Well, Valties remain stead) Hogs, ts o-day were the snme as yes iy Althongh to-morrow will bea_holi- e market opened stronger this morn- iniz and was very active. ‘The demand was l.uml and everytiing was sold at an early d of heavy 1o phied §4.70. o fresh receipts and nothing Prevailing Prices, Showing the pravailing prices pald for live stock on this market. Clioi 50 10 1500 1bs.. Cholee Gond teeders,, . ... .. Good to rnefed cows FAIT 10 meC 1Im {rass Cows. Good to ehoice 5 Light and medinm hos. (i00d 1o choice heavy Rog (Good to choico mixed ho Good 10 choice sheep. Fair togood she $4.50@1. mtative Saley. FED S1EERS, Av. No, 4 1007 Itepres + MIXED-— Ay, Pr s 182 100 20 '§4.10 N 410 160 4.10 Range of Prices. Showing the st and lowest prices’ paid for 10ads of g on this market duriog the past seven days and for the samo ume lastyea 26th 26t 27tk 26tn 20thy 0th! Showing the nuwber of cattle, ‘hogs aud Dest [ 2O A Chicago [ JPE 1 1 Chicago Allsales of stock 10 this market are made pereint. live wolght, uniess otherwise stated dead hogs soll at &ge ner b, for all weights. “SKins,” of hogs Weighing less than 100 | no value. Pregnant sows are docked 40 1bs, and stags 80 1bs, by the public inspector. Notes. Hogs higher. Cattie receipts ligh William Bays, Valparaiso, wae in and sold aload of ho: G, M. Mu ad of corn fed cattle, 1ogs are coming in from Towa at points 110 miles east of Council Bluffs, E, W, Black, Plattsmonth, w; sold 1wo loads of good heavy ho | W, € Cunningham, Miiford, Neb., here and dishosed of a load of hogs. Johin X. Griftith, Shenandoah, had in 6% hiead of cattie which sold in the market. 11. H. Barber, Kiwood, was in and mar- Keted a load of hogs and'a load of cattle, Willott, Albion, Neb., had a load ot logs in to-day which topped the market A.J. Anderson, Carson, Ia, arrived to-day with three loads of butcher's stock. Mr. Courtie arson, Ia., was in to-day With two cars of hogs which sold on the mai- ket S, Beveri ont A. Allisof solil a fond ¢ woie, . Wilson i loud . Pomca, was here and sc here and was late own hog buyer of rketed a load of Ige, the well kn was here and mng . Silver City, la,, was in and nogs and hurried howme to buy Hubl of ¢ L Neb, Wws' Wit came in to-day ne sold on the mark William Wallace, eashier of thc tional bank, was olit making th tions for opening their ban ‘e stock yards ofliee wiil keep open until 120'clock noon on New Year s day, alter whieh time the scale houses wilt be closed for the day. Hon, nal pre ohn A. Kelioe nhere today, with a load of b Chureh Howe s future prospects, mononolies, cte. L. 'L, Martin, of Martin Bros., live stock commission dealers of Chicaco and Owalia, was here to-day look g atter the interests of the Omaha business, Nels Motris, of Chicago, had a buyer on the market to-day, who bought ten loads of cows. This will ténd to improve the demand here for canning stoek, Among others having cattle on the market wera the following: L. MeDermed, Weep- ing Waters M, Hiighes, West Point Dern & Heine, ghton; Arbuckle & C., Platte Ce T, Was , to disenss railroad festman, Shenandc nd <ol tour loads of Logs at ve: ity prices. One load of 65 hoxs aver- aged 416 1bs., the heaviest weight, the leaviest net and the ieaviest owner seen'in the yards in some time, On the market with ho. . Willott Exira: Speits & Co., Yutan; C iiver City; Frazier . I’. Corbin. Crook Wabash: W, K. Witson dties, Wisner; Hooper': Blanchamp & L 1o, Matison: Niehols B.'& A~ Snowden, Ke AN AL e R Agnew, Ashland: Thomas Powers, Sutton Bros.,, Ansley rmele & Newell, Bend: D, ark hurst, Ansiey, OMAHA WHOLE Manion, Wisner} Spooner Oriz | MARKETS, riday, De The following prices are or roun produce, as sold o the market to-da, quotations on friits represent the prie whici outsidc orders arc fllcd. he recepts are very liberal Jemand light. Stocks are movi lots of The o8 ab and slowly PorLrrRy—There is a good demand for turkeys and_the receipts are light. Choice stock sold very readily to-day at 12@12i e, Chickens are in liberal receipt and are mov- ing slowly at 6uSc. se and ducks faney Swiss rger, Lie: brick, 141 vice per doz, €5, quail, per doz, 03 ducks, mallard, per ducks, teal, ver_ d mixed, per doz, $1.25¢ er, ‘saddles, fper 1b, 101 glulh.’. “antelope, carcasses, per doz, ~The market is steady. Choice : extra large, per doz,, 40c. andards, et N. Y. counts, Craxnprrizs—Cape Cod, faney, per bbl, $1:,00: bell and buzle, per 'bbl, $10.00. Bananas, vellow, per bunch, yellow, larze, pet bunch, Messina, per box §6.000 OreaNGEs—Flovida, el 00240 10" box 5,005 do, 5 hox_lots, S4 Valencia, per I S8, California Riversiae, pes box, Malagna, per bbl, 601 gross, MAPLE SUGAR—SIrictly pure, 50 1b boxes, e Ib, 15¢: choice 5e bricks, 25 b boxes, per b, 12¢ choice penny cakes. 25 1b boxes, per : KRAUT--Der zal, half bbl Provisioxs- Ham, gal bbl, 56.00;10 sugar-cured, 113e; cured, boneless, 107, | acon, Se: dry silt e dried beef, ness pork, per bol, §1 lard, e land, 10, 5and 3 regular H01b e b paals, FLOUR AND M1i flour, best quality patent, second qu ity, ' 82403 best quality spring wheat flour, paient, §2.60 perewt: chopped fecd, 30c per cwt: white corn meal, e 0w corn meal, reening, o0 per cwts hominy, §2.00 shorls, hhe percwt: eraham §1.60 in bales, $5.50@ 6,00 ver ton, Winter whl'nll Grocers' Fist. Prek e Medinw, in bbls, half bbls, $ halt bbls, 84, in hlf bbls §6.530: do, In do, in perualion “old time,” per gallon ex doz, $10.003 it alion ATt cans, gk, 1 ib, B3ge: mirror Ib, 5e: mirror gloss, 6ib, Gige; corn, Hu‘ tie; Kingsford's corn, 1 v, Kingsford's gloss, 1 1b; 7c: Kingsford’s w035, 6 1b, e Kingsford’s pure, 310, 7503 Kingsfords bul, 4c ' o-rlig, olim Norseshoe, i7e; star. spearh piperheidsi old shietd, 84c; merry war, 2ic: J. T square cases, $1.70: mule saua xl\l Jo: st | @nge, naol s soda, buttel ‘:Illtl plenie, Hige: creanis, 5 jo; ginger snaps, Sige; City soda, TR 191 i “Soaps—Kirk s Kirk's satinet, Kirk’s white It cap, $6.50; white cloild, §5. Rork—¢ inch in II. 11, savon imperial, Kirk s standard, $ $4.00; Kirk’s .85; washboard, 10Ve; 7 inch, Tatiiartien D TRt g ars, er ok, $4.5 .60 Deaches, Yies, per oase, §6.00 per case, §3.85, blucberries & ez pluuis, 4 15 poles, ¢ ), P ase 20(@0. bbbl per ok #.30; 11b salmon, per doz, $1.55@1.60: 2 16 goose, berries, per case, §. .lhumng beans, per case, $1.70; 2 Ib lima beaus, per case, § ~.nux ujmuwl-( peas, per'vue, g’«» 21b early June beas, per case. $2.75: 3 ib toma: 10'\14 P‘lh ('(]JII!& . 10 Ib ")m‘ L No. 1 quarter apples, 59 go I vaporatod " boxen 1o e biste berries. boxes, 1@1lio; peachies, Sait Lake, 16, 10@ 10 s peachies, evaporated, 1ol To; new, 2ic; currents, i @@} prynes new. okl 6} Siiea % SUGARS owderea, 7ol cut loaf, 6%@ic; granulated, 8, @bhe; confectioners’ € ‘medium yeliow, 4 A LA‘ u&,x smndm{ exira O, D@ OFFs--Ordinary mles. w @lic 1 1:@153e; prime, 155@Ibe; cholce, e@lux?'; faney green and ernment Java, 20¢ 20c; Mocha, 19'5¢: Melau Dilworth's, 19 cellow. 16@17e: old_goy- interior Java, 164@ Arbuckle’s toasted X\ roasied, 19%¢; s, 197 4e. General Markets. reen bufehers, BSigate; gesen dry flint, N@1e: dry salt, &@10c; green’ ealf skins, 9@9ige: damaged hide two-thirds price. e, Grense— Prime white, 3% 403 brown, 1% Sheep Pelts, 25@° LEATHER—P) rime. ‘l’mkhlv‘l sole Ix"\(h" 3ue: prime oak sole leather, 3@sse. _Uppet Teather per foot, 20 het, ku oo oak kip, @ Fremch kip. $1.00@i hem,tcalf, $1.00@1.10: oak ealf, !lfl'h«g] Frencn r‘\x;;l £1 ’u(lll *Ob Moroceo, boot ieg, S0’ otoeco oil pebble, 28@3%; toppings and linings, 60@e, HEAVY HARDWARE—ITon, rate $2.60 plow steelspecial cast.dlqe icrucible steel, g cast tools. do, 12@18¢; wagon T s, per set, $2,00@8.50: _hubs, e felloes, sawed dry, $1.50 axels; each, 75 Sau chain, per Ib. 6@l wedges, 6e: crowba spring 'stee Burden'’s \ 4,50 Burd shoes, $5.50, Barbed ire,' in L $4.00 per 100 1bs. ails, rates, 10 to steel nails, $2.6! Shot, §1.6> \%5: oriental powder, kogs, $2.5¢ ) s, $2.00; do. quarter Kkegs, $150: blasting kegs, fuse, per 10 feet, 6. Lead bar, $16 VARNISHES—Batrels, per gallon ture, extra, $1.103 furniture, coach ext 40: coach, No. mar, exir, oxtra 8oe: $1.50 SpiRITs: zne eni do 161 proof. $1.18; spirit 101 proof, $1. 188 proof, 18 prog ) per wine eall whisk 00150, Gin, blended, : Kentueky bourbons, , Pennsylvani; . Golden af bourbon and rye whiskles, S150@3.00, Brandies, imported, ! domestic, S1L30@AM. " Gins, importe @6.00; domestie, $1.25a300, Cham imported L0033, 005 pex case, $10.00@ 16,0 PAINTS 185 01— W hite white lead, St. Lou seilles green, 1to 3 Ib cans, Sei krenen zinc green seal, 1%: Freneh zine, red s French zine, in varnish asst, 20c; F vermillion, Enelish, "in_oil, Tose_pinik. 14e: Venetian red, Venetian red, American, ¢ chrome yellow, genuine, chrome \rl]vm rochelle, ochre, French, American, 1i5e: Winter's mineral, Lehigh brown, Spanish brown, 2}ge; Prince’s wineral, Ry PAINTS - White lead, Parie whiting, 2igc; fiin, coml, 166: lampbinek ; lampbiack, ording dll!r’\lm\nm', 1 rurnt- stilled ¥1,5008 Kon- 00280 ench 10e: French sine, Pru brown, Se; umber. enna, burnt, 4c d green, genuine, Paris mon. chrome ~ green, verniillion American, 1 raw and burng wiber, 1t cans, 1205 raw and burnt sienna, 12c:_vandyke brown, 1 fined lampbick i2e: coach black and ivory blac drop black, 16c; Prussian biue, rine black. 1e: ehrome green, L., blind and shutter green, L. reen, Afan red, 15 ‘Tusean, 3 American yellow ochre, iba, per calouel, epsom pure, per | oil, casto L4 ner th, ot bt "3 boc: o eastor, 3 er gal., $1.40; oil olive, per gal., oil origannum, 50c¢; ovium, P & W.and K, & § 07, 303 iodide, per b, § 1, per oz, hiate morphine, per oz, §.00 s stryehnine, per oz, § Dry Lumbsr, BOARDS. 2, 14.and 16 ft. 12, 14 and 16 ft. 12,14 and 16 ft... 4and16 fe...... No. 1, 4003 sul- sulphur, per No.1 Com. s 1.8 o0/ .00 21 ot»;:.’l 2 00|18.00 22,00 00|18.00 21,00 2 00{18.00/22.00 2 0018002200 FENCING, No. 1, 4& 6 Inch, 12 and 14 {t., rough. No.2d& Oineh, 12 and 14 ft.. rough. Lst comy, 57fn White Ping, Partition - 2d Com. % in. Norway Pine Ceiling. STOCK BOARDS. A 12 fnch. s. 13, 3 B 12 & 14 ft. 4. 61t RHIP LAT. . 1, plain,Sand 10 inch, No. 2, plain,S and 10 ineh. SHINGLES, LATR, A standard, $2. Poats \\]nlr(mlar.fl in., 148, 12¢; 8 in. ars,, $ise - Imagination. uiler relates a eurious inei is truly ¢l clerist A 3 5, having led a com children beyond theiv usual they. bogan 10 bo weary, and ried to them to earry them,which, beeause of their multituc he conld ot do: but he told them he wonid |u'n\'i1|(- them horses to ride on. Then, cutting little wands out of the hedge, as nags for them, and a larger one for himsel If, th ny mounted, and those who could searce stand before, now full of mirth, bounded cheerfully home, gentlen pany of journe Congressman —— Gibson Learns Some- thing. 20 Record: 8 I(-llm)n of West id Congress- Virginia, re- m not sending copies of the Congressional Record (o the country newspapers in my distriet this ye Last year Lput nearly all of them’on my hst Tor the Congressional Record. I had also anbacribod Jos apers, L noticed when Ireccived them they we wrapped 1 a leaf torn from the Record. Apparently the editors used the Records for' newspaper wrappers. During the summer | yisited some of these news- puper oftices, and in some instances 1 no- ticed that Reoords that 1 had sent to the editors had not even been opened,” DRS. 5. &D. DAVIESON, a4 LAWRENCE STR DENVER, - - COLORADO, Of the Missouri State Muvseum of Anato- my, St. Louis, Mo.; University College Hospital London, Giesen, Germany and New York, Having devofed their “" SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT OF Nervous, Chronic and Blood DISEASES. More cspecially those arising from impru- dence, invite all sosuffering to correspond without delay, Diseases of infection and contagion cured safely and speedily without detention from business, and without the use of dangerous drugs. Patients whose cases have been neglected, badly treated or pronounced incurable, should not fail to write us concerning their symptoms, All letfers receive immediate attention, \W"JUST PUBLISHED _g° And will be mailed FREE to any address on receipt of one 2 cent stamp, ‘‘Practical Observations on Nervous Debility and Phy- sical Exhaustion,” to which is added au “Essay on Marriage,” with important chap- {ers ON DISEASES OF THE REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS, the whole forming a valuable med- ical treatise which should be read by all young men. Address— DRS, 8. & D. DAVIESON, 448 Lawrence St., Denver, Col. Chic foustaee cently, THE RAILWAY T TWE TABLFS I‘\l \N AL Arrive Omaha UNION PACIFIC | Depot 10th and Pierce st | Pacific Express ‘ 50 am Denver Express..... ... 5 #],0cal Express NitE 00 am *Except Sunday B. & M. R R R Depot 10th and Mailand Exr Night Express Teave Omaha <20 pm §:10 am 1104 am| 6:30 pm B&Q R R | ot 10t and Depot 10th and Via Plattsmonth coln Fxpross ept Monda aturd | 10 pm 00 am Depot 16th ¢ Sionx City E: ) 145 pm *Bancroft Aceommodation 10330 am *Excent Sanday MISSOURT PACTFIC, Depat 15th and Websterst.| Day Express...... Night Express ¥ Lincoln Express...... .. UNION STOCK YARDS| iLeay TRAINS, Ol “Fixcopt Sunday. | Hidham Trams leavine U, I de-| #3:05 am *i 5 am potin Omaha at 10 #S:10 am| 8 05 .t and 8:20 po| - 9550 i and those leaving *10:51 am fon stock yards at 6:00] 11:35 am nd 10:51 a. ., are] 20 pin <h passenger train i thiers areregular stoek nm yards dummy trams be i tween stock yards and, 25 i Omana, 11:10 am 9:10 pin P 10:00 an 10:55 am 2100 pin b pm i pm 120 pm ave l.eave s With S, Council Blufls, (nnllllvlu\fllll' B. 1 Conneil Blufls. 1Connects with W L. & P.at Council Bluft iConncets withall ey ing trains for Ch Council BlufTs, Jeave Omaha : depot, streets. 00 pi 00 pin 00 pm 50 pin 6:10pim 00 pm 20 [ Trains, 642 pm Union 10th and T Awive Transfer depot | lLeave ‘Transter 15am 0 pm Sam 700 b M am 9:15am 7100 p i 10:00 0 m 16 5835 pm| 5 cept SRR 3. tExeept Monday. Itra ns run dail e CHICAGQ Ane ORTH- N ESTERN RAILWAY. SEORT LINE Omaha, Council Bluffs And Chicago. The only road to take for Des Moines, Mar- shalltown, C edar Rapids, Clinton, Dixie, Chick- %0, Milwaiikes and all points cast. To the peo le of Nebraska, Colorndo, Wyoming, Utah, [daho, Nevada, Oregon, Washington and Cali’ fornia, 1t offers suporior advantagos not possi ble by'any other ne. Among & few of the numerous points of su- periortty anjoved by il pairoms of this rond hotween Omihia and Chicngo, are it {we t; atny of DAY COACHES which are the finist nat human art and ingenuity can create. Ita PALACFE. BLEEPING CARS, which are models of eomfort and elogance. is PARLOR DRAW- ING ROOM CARS, unsurpassed by any. and its widely celobratod’ PALATIAT DINI $he equal of which cannot be found At Counafl Bluffs the traius of the Unjon o Ry. connect_in Union Depot with those of the Chicago rthwostern Ry. In Chioage the trains of this line make close connection with those of all enstern linos, For Detroit, Columbus. Tndisnapolis, Cincin nati, Niagura Falls, Buffulo, Pitisburg, Toronto, Montreal, Boston, New York, Philia ask the tioket odations. vin this line. If you wish the best Huket agents sell ticke! M.HUGH E. P. WIL General \lll“IIA‘!‘nl‘, . Genl Pa ok, OHOO T o, Ciy Puss A gt Omaha,Neb. LA AD OMAHA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY Artists’ Material. 4, HOSPE, JR., Artists’ Materials I’mnua a il Organs, Agricultural Implements. CHURCHILL PARKER, Wholessle Dealer in 1 Implements, Wagons, wud Buggles. Jones street, betwoen Yth mnd 10U, Oniabia, Neb. LININGER & METCALF CO., Agrienltural Implements, ages, Buggies, Bic., Wholosale, Omaba. PARLIN,ORENDORF & MARTIN Wholesle Dealors in Agricnliural Implements, ;Wlfllmlnrm‘!dll“ Hll.!fl W5 and w7, Agricultuy Carriage T, " Butter and Eggs. " McSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerator and Packing 1ith and Leaven- orth Bt U. P, I K, Omaha. HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders'Hardware & Seale Repair Shop | ice' Tools 1o Beales. 105 Doug! Neb! Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, ¢ Lron, Bie. Agents for Howe & Powder 0., Owaiin Neb. ECTOR & WILHELMY C Wholesale Hardware. Western agents for Jeferson Sieel Nails, Austin Powaer (0, Firbanke RAnGArd Scales. COrner Mtk and Harney, Omaha. pm 1055 am | 5105 pm | 6:00 pm | Iron Works. PAXTON & VIERLING Iron Works, paghe ard Cast tron Buaing Work, 1 Weams and Girdars. Stoam Eng Genoral Bouirs, Machine and fIncksmith OrKA. U T Ty And 1ith street. Sl Boots and Shoes. AMERICAN HAND SHOE COMPANY, foots and Shoes, of Rubler Goods alwars on hand Omaiia, Neb. A, T, Austin, Akent W. V. MORSE & CO. Jobbers of Boots and Shoes. Neb. Manufactory, Summer Raston. W Gathar VLINDSEY & CO. toots and Shoes. 2 wnd Kelt Boots, South TATING, ush Brewing Ass™n Faust, Budwelser and Erlanger TORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Browers, 1 North 18(h (reet, Omahn, Neb. Agt. for Auhense Coffee, Spices, Ei CLARKE BROS. & Omaha Coffce and Spico Mills, Teas. Oofros Spicor Miking Powder, Flivorne B Wacts. Lauidry Hina ok e 144 Harmey hicet, Oniahn, Nob SATES, COLE & MILEN, ‘. <N Home Coffe I“ {'g o o urd L, maka, Nt Cornice, EAGLECORNICE BORK, John l".|m||v‘h-r. Prop. Cornice. 023 RUE. lll”\(: « Munufacturer Ornamental Galvanized Cornic Dormer Windons, Fina's, Metnlic Skylight, ete 1203 6L, Omaha WE 4108, PERN CORNICE WORKS, ., Specht, Prop. Galvanized Tron Cornlces, (0, Bpect's improses Pat- v 504 und B0 .30 AL Omabia. Carpets. OMALA CARPET CO., Jobbers of Carpets, Curtaing, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Linolenmis, Mattings, fte. 151 Doug'as strect. . A, ORCHARD. Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloth Mattings, Curtwin Goods, Fie, 1423 Farnaw Street, _Omalin. Neb, Crockery and Notions. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Munufacturers and fmportere of Crocke Glassware, i NMhce, 817 South 13t st Lamps, Nruws | | CHARL Furnitun DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Farniture. Faraam st Onahn, Nob SHIVERICKR, Bedding. Upholstery, 105 and A Yn nam st ()vu\l. Furniture rrots. ete. 1206 Butchers' Tools. LOUIS UELLER, Butehers' Tools and Supplies, Sausage Cusings gt all Kinds 4lwavs in stock. Wik Groceries, GALLiGHeER roceries and 00 And 111 8 « CO, Provisions, M St Omatn, N McCORD, BRADY ¢ Wholesale Grocers, 13th and Leavenwort, PAXTON, Wholesale ( Now. 706, 707 Hardware. W BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, lron and Steel, Bprings, Wagon Stook, Hardware Lumber, ete. 1509 v T211 TRy 81, OmANR, EDNEY & GIBRO Wholesalo Tvon and Steel, Wagon and Carringe Wood Stack, 1 Tnrdwa Kte. 1200 nud 1219 1, cuworth st Omaha, Nel o) MILTON EOGTRS (& SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furna Tiles, Mantlos, Grates, linss Goods. 121 8 § Farnem Kireet 08, a1 —————— Lumber, LOUIS BRADFORD, in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Yurde € th Al Do WA Do Dealer Doors, ¥ Sash, ugiasi Corner CIHCAGO LUMBIE €O W holesale Lumber, 8148 1IN stroet, Omahia, Neb, . Colpotear, Manager. Jowelry N DIETZ, Lumber. i and Caltfomin & FRED W. GRAY, Tumber, Lime, Cement, Kte Cor- 0N wnd DougIns sta., Omata. Na . treats Omabn. Neb, HOAGLAND, Lumber, W. HARVEY LUMBER 0., To Dealers Ouly. Office, 1403 Farnam street, Omalia CHAS. K. LEE, Hardwood Lumbe:. pets and Parguet Flooriug. 9th n Wood € Douglas JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, Whole fmported and Am "Akent for Milwau Commission and Storage. A. HURLEY, i nd Jobbing. - Consigrmente Stoneware, Berry Boxe Taekets, 1113 Dodgestreet, Omubia. PEYCKE BROS Commission Merchants. Frulte, Produce snd Prosisio T W. E. RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant Bpecinltics—Ruiter. Eggy, Choese. Pou P Gymers, Kic., Kte: 112 South 1th ai Produce Commission Merchants, Poultry, Butter, Frujte, ete. 220 8. lithat Omitin, Neb And Jobvers of Foreign and Domestic Fr ‘spondence wolicited. Warehous Thirteenth St., Owaba, Nev. Coal anc’ Lime. P. MILESTONE & CO., Dealers fn Hard and 3RS DENAN c. OMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME COMPANY, Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal. 200 South Thirtecnth Street, Omaha, J. JOONSON 0., Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime And Shippers of Cc Coke. Cement, Plaster, Tame, A, Firo, Brick, Diain. ‘il and Sewer 1 Piton Tatel. Farusm st Onidi, Nb Confectionery. F. P. FAY & (0., anufactnring Confectione of Fruiin, Nots and Clgt. 121 Far Live Stock Commussion. M. BURKE { SON Live Stock Commissi Geo. Burke, Manng Union Stock Yarde, . Oiuniin. elephinne 452, S‘l' AGE & GREEN, Live Stoek Commission Merchants, Bhipments of g and al) Kinds of Stock solicited, nion Stock Yarl Cigars and Tobacco. MAX WEVER & 0., Jobbers of Cigars, Tobucco, A s i )lumlrnmnm of Fine Cigars, And Wholeralo Dealers in Leaf Tobace und 10N, dib i 2o Wholesala Bowlora in Cigars, Tobaceos, Pipes and Smokers' Artielos, rs 10r( & O liwaukoe n. Tleenth: 4trol Agents for Tobacd North i and Smok No. 12 Omaa, Nob, ory Gours. M. BSNITH & CO,, Dry Goods, Furnishing ioods & Notions 1102 And 1104 Douglag, or. 1ith 8t Oinali. N b, Distillers, um}ll}n..y Liquors, Ale o sod Jobbery of W .muvm 2d Tinuors. Tidin Mk rugs, Paints, Etc. H.T. CLAKKE DRUG (O,, Largest Ding, Paint, 0il & Glass Honge Westof Chicago. Complote 1 einte Sune difen. 1414 dinraey st Olwaba, Drain Tite, Etc, A WBAUES AW Broroun Se. 20/ Ch msow, Vores, il Bupte THE UNION uvorAvLIC DRAIN TILE CO,, Offce 217 8 L4th 6L, Omaba, Nob. Machiners sac _Bupplies fur Manufae tiring Coment Drain ‘i e STiean Building Material, OMAHA LUMBER C0O,, Douler in Al Kiads of Building Material at Wholesale. 16th $ireet and Uoion Pacifie Track, Omabs, Qui Live Stock. UNION STOCK YARDS CO,, Of Omuha. Limited. Johu F. Boyd, Suporinterdent, Millinery and Notions. )BERFELDER Importers and Jobbers of i and Notions, D, Neb. 'Oy Notions. © 5. GOODRICH & CO., Are the only Direct lmportors of German & French Toys & y Goods Nebraskn. Chicago duplicated without adde ing Treight. et Omui KOBINSON Whoe Notions and I NOTION CO., le Doalers tn nishing Goods, 403 mud 405 8. Tenth 8¢, omahs. NYARD & SCIINELIDER, Jobvers in imnd Gents' Furnishing Goods. 1006 and 1008 Farnam st Onishin, Nob. Notions, Hosie Paper Boxes L. Manufacturer of I 68,1000 82 Ol 8, N Hetted and will receive prompt at Overalls. D MANUFACTU RING COMPANY Mamnfacturers of Ove Jears Pants, Shirts 102 And 110 Onjini, Nob 3 = Printing, REES PRINTING COMPAN Job Printers, Blank Book Makers, And Jock Binders. 100 and 18 Souih Fourteenth »iréet. Omahn, Nob. TERN NEWSPAPER UNION Anxiliary Publishers. Dealers in Type, Presses and Printors’ Supplies. outh T velfh Street CANPIE alls, Douglus Street, Pickles, Vinegar, Etc. EDWIN MORRIS & CO., Manufacturers, Packors and bealers in Pickles & Strictly Pura Apple Vinegar Baking Powder, Flavoring Extracts, st i Fremen Mustura Wasii Glimere’ Rom wgenta for York Stato Shid 1{enaes Appie Ci der, 1406 1 eavenworth st O Safes, Etc. r. BOY Agents for ) 3 Hargur Proof & 1 Work 'R & CO., 100 Faram G, ANDELE Omaha ¢ Works. Munutacturer ProofSates. Vaulh Wire Work, Cu L Oms i, o b. Sash, Doors, Ete. M. A, DISEROW & (0, Wilolerale Nanutastures of Sash, Doors, Blinds and Monlding ob otice d Lard ats, Omel G, F LYMAN, Sash, Doo 15, Mouldings, e ath 1 il Sizeef Ciualia. b, 4 RS ] BOHN MANUFACTURING GOy Manutacturers, of Sash, Doors, Blinds, " Mould ngs Siwir Wark aud Just oidenied. N CHURCHILL PUMP (O, Wholesile Pumps, Vipe, Fittings, fonl * Must 8t Neb, ING OO, Pumps, Pipes aud E ngines, L faliwa i 4 1 U, S, WIND ENGINE am( rUMe Halladay Wi ad Pl e, 1 3 Baw at., O i ol u'uyam and Carriages. 4. J. STMPSO) ‘The Leading Carriage Factory, CESTANLIS UKD 154 Ifl)u\dlul Dodge street, Ou s,