Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 8, 1887, Page 3

THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. | Prospeots That the Big Local Operators Are Going to Make Another Winning. CORN GETS SOME ATTENTION Prominent Scalpers Make an On- slaught on Pork—Cattle Prices Dull, Weak and Lower—A Boomn in Hogs-Quotations, CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET, Ciicaco, Jan, 7.—[Special Telegram to the Ber.|—It beging to look as if the big local operators were going to make another winuing. Wheat for about a month advanced 80 persistently when they sold and declined 80 certainly when they hought that it began tolook as if Ream and others had lost or given away their mascot, But May wheat has now declined nearly Se a bushel since the € onegators here turned sellers, The erowd is actually beginning to get its sympa thy and to have a little respect for Ream again, Cables helped sellers again this morn- ing. They described foreign sellers and buy ers as a good ways apart. Ream at the open ing was in the wheat pit and sold small lots of wheat liberally to all bide When the market wa he offered K31 b and in that way by selling 50,000 bushels got the price down { Each little deeline now puts the big shorts at a bigger advantage, as their Profits are acerninggand their contidence in ereasing in proportion. Atter Ream had finished his selling there were no fmportant incidents in wheat estimates on the next vis ible or the clearances. 'The news attitude outside markets Learish, Ream pre- diets that May wheat will sell at Soc and M corn at 35, Rather heavy selling by Staufle gave the crowd the impression that Cudah W as been simply sitting stillon the line of short wheat, was increasing that linc. Even the news from New York was not of a bullish eharacter. Mihunine, Bodman & Co. were pretty heavy sellers. Bloom, one of the large scalpers, it s believed, bought some- thing like 500,000 bushels on the break. tutehinson was quoted as predicting an ad- e before the day was over, but this prediction was ot realized.’ On the vegular board up to 1 o'clock the Tang was between 85 and ®ie, It moved about between these Jimils very freely and without much_apparent rea son. Lindoloom predicts an increase in the visiblesupply of wheat of at least bushels Monday. May wheat closed a and January at © ebruary sold at i8¢ T80 and closed v "March at 10e Corn received mode tention early, but toward the close became dnll. Liverpool was firmer and higher. The reports here were liberal and the shipping demand light. ‘There was less pressure to’ sell. A fair de- nd the market mand from shorts existed, yemained sf ly. May opened at 42¢, sold to a2y @4 flosed at 1 o'clock at 42 Dbid, J1 y s Oats kept at one fig re or tuture delivery, and show u ice, but the voluime of business transacted was light, January 250¢, Febru- ary 26igc, Mareh, 28, May S1@ii%,e. The big scalping operators turned their attention to pork thisnorning, “lhey have this week moved from pit to pit ralding ri Yesterday: they made a dash at corn, the day hefore at wl This worn- ing Singer_and Chiarles Wright sold * May pork from $12.80 to & 3 within a very few minutes, The erowd is long and does not easily take big lots exeeptat a consider able decline. Tho slaughter so far this year 18 only 45,000 head under last year, showing that Omaba and Kansas City uses which were started into special activity at'the time of the strike have keptup their speed in Killinie although the strike was settled move speedily than everybody i he trade iwagined. The interest ecentered largely in pork on the after- noon_sesston. ‘Uhe May option started at § 5 bid, which was the fignre at 1 o cloek, but under free selling it declined to ¥ 3 where it closed. W heat quiet and i changed, with no outside news. o influence aver s at perhavs to & asall the matket, Corn was dull and negl May sol¢ at the close, wheat closed at & C"l(‘;\(i’o LIVE STOCK, Cmeaco, Jan. ial Telegram to the Bee.|—CATr e over the record of the week shows that Monday prices declined 15e, and by Thursday this had been fully recovered, the market being about the same as on the closing day of last year,when it was the best it had been for many weeks, e general market to-day was dull, weak and lower, as the supply was large for Friday and receipts for the week are decidedly Fales to-day were made very un- evenly and of course the opinions of good Judges varied, but on the gencral average 5 were 10c lower, the market losing arly or quite as much as it gained Thurs- v The sales ineluded some faney heayy cattle at § 3 As ashowing of how hittle importance is weieht compared with qua e faney 1005 to 1054 1h steers sold at 8 @140, with one lot of 1143 1b steers at £4, while 1400 to 1500 b st s sold at the same i Some late 05 of eattle were 1@20¢ nd many late arivals went over un- oo to extra, $4,50 5.9 41 medium, 84,0004 100, stockers and teeders, 2. mixed, $1.50023,4 it erabl s showing an advance of Hal0e over the closing of yesterday and at the advance the great biulk of hogs were sold. “The prine cause of the strength wis the be- let that the run would fall far short of the estimates, but toward 10 or 11 o'clock it be- ame evident that tie receipts wonid reach 5,000 Instead of 15,000, as was estimated in the morning, henee late sales were about b 10c lower than those made early, or at abou the same as at the close last night. Faney opening at S4.95:5.00, but 1 others, would” not sell as at the cloge, The market the same, and high within 10¢ closed dull, INAN New York, Jan, easy #L4G@H per cent PriMe MERCANT cent. STERIING Exe Bixty day bills; GOVERNMENT dull and heavy STocKS—The stock market was more active but feverish and irregular, subjeet to- sudden and Spasmosic movements in pric The opening was somewhat irregular, but the majority of stocks were low i declines from last evening's prices rangiig from (@ 3¢ percent, Further slight losses were esta lished L cilic Mail losing 1 per cent, Prices soon rall and under the lead of Jersey Central showed advances throughout the list before the end of the first hour 1 the entlre market vielded and became quiet, Jersey Central being a notable exception, “There wasa fractional rally in the afternoon, but in the last hour the decline athered foree and the ciose was weak at the Towest pri cached, BTOOKS ON WALT F cent bonds.... 100 U.5 4g's New 4 DPaclfic €' of 95, Lential Pacitie C&A DreLered C.H&Q L. & W s D.&R e W Ene.. f prefe Ilinois ¢ 1L, B & W L —Moxey—On closing at LK eall b per eent, VAPER—0@T per ANGE-—Quiot at $4,503¢ for $1.541, for demand, —Government bonds were STREET. C.& N, W, preferred . L, Uregon ‘I'ran A1 Pacifie Mail WD & K. ERO. Rock Island St L. & S, F preferred . | C., M, & St, P, e weferred N ) preferred Kansas & Texas Lake Shore L AN . Mich. Central.. Mo, Pacitie Northern Pae. .. preferred .. . xas Paciiic 50y *Assessuent paid, PRODUCE MARKET. Chlc?zn‘ Jan. 7. “ollowing quotations are the 180 closing figures: Flour Steady " and firing winter - wheat flour, $4.9°@4.50; southern, $4.104.20; Wis- consin. §4.90&4.50; Michigan softspring wheat $4.70@4.90: Mipnesota bakers, $3.70@4.50; patents. $L50@4.50; low grades. 81953295, Tye flour, quiet at $8,85g5.70 In barrels. ad $5.00QH40 in sacks, Wihicat—Opened about 3 @'gc below elosing yesterday and cash, i8ie! February, 7:%c: Ma Corn—1Dinil: moderately ' active was w@le below yesterday’s cle s Was e better: cash, 3ige; cci May, 42 510 Oats=Duil and change; cash, 20i 31 1-16¢ Rve—Quiet at Bariey—Duli at 52§01 Timothy seed—Drime, §1.8% Flaxseca—S$1,00 Wi £1.18, L $5%6, opening Ing, AN ‘ebruary, featureless, with February, 2ige: no May, advanced February, early: and 812, 4G rd*-Less active: 12:/@ ash, And February,$6.5 Meats 15: short ¢ Quid 5 May. 86,5 Shoulders, $4.5@4,90; § AT, S6.55@0.00, amery, 22 @i0e: Bulk ot dairy, rt: full eream cheddars, 121@ S@12ige; young 21400 skims, 7@ Faas—111g @ Hides—Steady 6lyc: heavy bull, 6 dry tlint, 1 Tal unchanged salted, nd green dry w14c: deacons, No. 1eountry, #%.ey Green, salted salted 1@l e each, No, 2, 2t Sinpments, 13,000 X000 21,000 000 Receinta, 17.000 011,000 168,000 115,000 2000 50,000 Wheat—Weak and h, Sije: February, Flour.bhls. ... Wheat. bu, Corn, bu Onats.bu Rye, b . Barley,ou... ... St Louts, Jan. lower: No. red, e February v Oats—Aboit Februar iskv .1 Pork—Steady at €12.50, Tard ~ Firm at $6.50, Butter—Quiet but steady 8¢y dairy, 15 e, Afternoon Board—- Wheat e highe Corn—1"nchange camery, 2 Kansas ¢ No. 2red, Jan, T—W e bid; May. 1 Corn—( N 2 No. 2, cash, ruary, 81ie bid Oats--Nominal: © bid for cash, . f—Corn—Qu Oats—Firmer: choice western, Corn Meal - Quict at $2.30, Hog Produets—Light demand, but holders firmz vork, $12, dy refined tierce, $0,:8717, Bulkmeats—Sh ors, and clear New Y caipts, Hih red, 87 Wiliein eley. Wiges extr elosed at 0 Corn ports: £3.00; long clear ier; re- ungraded red, 9 No. 1 red, ebruary, t firm and fairly active for ex- tions opened steady, clined w(atge. closing steadier o Ports, N ngraded, 47 for new, 477;¢ for old: No, 2,481 473e in elevator, 457 atloat; Febru, ingatds! e Oats—Moderately active exports, 150: mixed weste western, SS@40c. Peotroleun nited closed and less active; western, Laesie, Quiet and barely stead Lower but faitly active; Porik Lard western Butier- Ligin ¢ Ay Oats—Firm:_ No. Rye—Dull; Burley—W Provisions—Lower FFebruary, $12.15, firm Corn- Oats—E Rye—Dul 5 Pork—Quiet at $i Lard—Duil at $ Whisky—Stead Minncapotis, and in i cash, 779 northern, northern, ¢ e, Firm; vatents, $4, 105,000 bu, Shipments—W heat, 11,000 bit. ; bls, flour, 14,000 UIVE STOCK, Chicago, Jan. The Drover's Journal 1enorts as follows: Cattle—Receipts, 10,0007 15e lower: good to common to medinn and fecder mixed, $1. . L 82,20 3 Hozs—Receipts, 26,0003 sirongs early clos. ing lower; rough and mixed. $4.00@4.70: and shippine, ¥ 1.65: skips, $2.75, Sheap—Receipts, 20.5)@h. 107 western, 254,005 lambs, $1.00@ St. Louis, ./ i shipment: native ste PIng ste mon to prin S2 100240, Tlogs—Receipts, hi; weak and 1000 extra, $4.500 S50 St i_cows, bulis §20%(a kers and Air to good shij- utehers’ steers, coi- rtogood, ments, avy nd butehers’ 5 acking, fair to wood, F4.50004, Yorkers, medium to faney, $4,50 @4.50; , common to good, $3,50044.1 Kansas Oity, Jan. 7.—Cattle—Receipts, 800; shipments; none: active and firm; com- mon to choice, $5.500 2,400 2803 feeding steers, COWs, $1.50 2,000 shipments, 9003 strong and higl o heavy s medinm 1o good, 10e higher: good to ehoi S 4.9 common to medinm, $4,20024 . STOCK, Friday, Jan, i, OMAHA 1AV Cartle. ‘The receipts of cattle were extremely light and there were hardly enough to market, The demand was active and what were i1 sold readily. Prices remain strong. Hogs, receipts of logs were the sanie v ‘Phe warket was fairly yesterday's pris und the pens were S yes- cleared, Sheep. The market is very quietand nothing doing of auy account i Receipts, Cattle Hogs.. Prevailing Price Showing the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this market. Cholee stecrs, 1350 to 1500 1bs, Cholee steers, 1100 to 1500 1hs, Good teeders,. ... A Good to choica cort- FAIr to mecjum grass cows. Good to chiotes bulls Lightand meawm hogs, . (004 10 choico b Good to cholee mi Fair to good sheep Representative Nales. STEERS, No, i bt Av. 1045 L0 120 50 20 N 200 1060 150 200 1160 240 250 200 €0 150 closed %o under yostorday; | 88 under. yester- Americas, | THE_OMAHA _DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, 188 proof, $2.20 per wine eallon, whiskies, 81.00@1.50. Gin, blended, $1.50@ 2.00; Kentucky bourbons, $2.00@0.00; Ken- tucky and Pennsyivania ryes, $2,00020.5%; Golden Sheaf bourbon and rve whiskies £1.5%0@5.00, Brandies, imported, £5.00@%.50; donestic, #1.80(@3,00, 18, imported, $4.50 6.00; domestic W 3,00 Champagnes, imported, }»“nzg‘d\:-.mw 00; American, o case, $10.00@16 w,-‘.\,. 1¥ O1.=White lead. Omaha,P, P., o: white lead, St. Louis, pure, $7 sellles green, 1 to 5 Ib cans, | green seal, French zine, French zifie, in varnish asst. 200 zinc, 7ac; vermillion, English, in | Ted, 100: ‘rose, pink. 14e: Venetian red, 't 2% | son's, 2%;c: Venetian red, American, 0 red léad, 7ige: chrome yellow, genuine, 2 chrome yellow, K, 12¢; ochre, rocheile, el ochre, 2%ec; ochre, American, high brown, rrince’s niner 0 I 430 Showing he highest and lowest pricea | paid for loads of hogs on this market during | 7 the past seven days and for the same time last year: Jan. 1 ench, Winter's ninefal panish brown, 2igc Allsales of stock 1n this market aro made [ = Dry PANts—White lead, Se: French sine, her owt. live weiwht unless otherwise stated. Parie whiting, 24c; whiting, eil dead Tiogs sell at Sge per b, for all weights. i niting, coml, tiye! dampbiack, “Skins,” or hogs weighing less than 100 Ibs, c; lampbiack, ordinary, Sey no valhi Pregnant sows are docked 40 Ibs, | Prussian blue55e i ultramarine, 18¢; vandy K = and stags 80 1bs, by the public inspector, brown, S¢: umber. burnt. 4¢; umber, raw, 4e sienna, birnt, 4 raw, de; Pare reen, genuine. groen. coni- Tion ch i 204 vermillion Amer 1% indian raw and burnt wmber, 1 cans, 12 raw and burnt sienna, 12; vandyke brown, 13c: re- fined lampblack coach black and jvory black, 16¢y drop biack, 16¢; Prussian bine, 40c: ltranarine black. 18¢; ehrome green, L. M. & D, 10c; blind and shutter green D,, 160: Paris green, 1803 Tndi red, an, 90e; 4 nillion, L. & D). yellow ochire, & 0. D., 1%: good ochre, 1 dryer, Set eralning color, light onk walnut, chestnut and asii, 12e. Kan., was in'and sold two Joads of 1ogs. DRUGS AND LIENICATS —Actd, carbollcy Watson Tyson, the representative of Wash- 3 Acld, tartarie, balsam copaiba, per NSO county, was 100king over the yards | By &le: bark sassafras. por b, 100 ealimel, to-day, e B, e, ehiconid e 07 doe] ehluro: Mr. Bramble, of the firm of Farrell & Bram | 17 DOC M, 50e: S S g ble. Newmarket, Ia., $1.56; epsom salts. S heyperie, ty ofl eastor, two loads of hogs. n W. F. Brown, of the comm 403 oil olive, per gal., $1.40% W.E, Brown & Co., T 507 obium, $4.207 quinine two weeks' visit to Chico, P& Woand R & S5 per oz, 70c; potassinm W. R Adams, Falls City, wasat the yards | jodide, por B, siliein, per oz, 40c; sul- to-dav, Mr. Adams has just located in [ phate morphine sulphur, per Omaha and'is interestea in the real cstate | Byde; strychnis business. - Ory Lumver. OMAHA W ALE MARKETS, BOAKDS. - 12, 14 and 16 ft. General Produce. 2, 14 and 16 {t. Fric Jan. 7, 1andis it P N . A i 14 an t The following prices are or rownd lots of Ty d R Prodioe, a8 8OLLON e KTk tordle The DINERTIONS AND TINNRHS. quot 8 ONfriLits represent the prices at whicic ontside orders are fillod Gs—The recefpts are not heavy, but the rketis very dull and stocks more slowly. hie majority of the sales of fresh stock are made at e, Brrrsi—The market is firmer and more active. Ol stock has been largely up and fresh receipts of ehoice gra ing more readil Notes, No hois left ove, Hoz market steady. Light receipts of cattle, Fowler Bros, bought 2,831 hogs on to-day’s Jeffrey, Osceola, was here m, Wabash, was in to-day and sold Ads of hogs, D. N. Wheeler, Pender, Neh,, marketea a load of hogs Mr. Shafer, of Jones & Shafer. Haddom, and sold a was in ar vaten ark oak, came in today with firm of from a returned oil ori \ ber oz, S1 1050 1650 16,60 1700 13,00 31050 18,530 17,00/ 1500 21,00 L0 18.00 00 18,00 i i 3200 100 ) 00 30,00 cleane 2 4 S 08 Hov- Cholce dairy, 16185 good country, 1@ common grade 1, Potrt Plie demand for chickens 1 little better, and good stock is selling at S with an oecisional sale at %e. Turkeys are <low sale at any wrice. ‘Ihe outside for ehoice stoek is Tle, and a zood deal is selling sse und dueks sell fairly well a rough $17.06 ough g L4 & Ginch, 3 RTOCK TBOARDS 12.& 141t 3 16 t RIIP T.A No. 1, plain,Sand 10 inel No. 2 plains and 10 iy {15 SHINGLES, 1, XX clear, $2.90; A $1. Lath, Whiite Cedar, 6 tn., Fulleream cheddars,single, 1 ani flats twins, fancy Swiss, Hulh; o B ek, 1 Swiss, J@2.00: ducks, 00: ducks, teal, per tucks, mixed, per doz, 31,2 3 nportes L 'H. standard, $2.50; market is very firm and 1. Choice Missouri are 5, Michigan, s DIRECTORY 3 Choic PROFESSIONAL CARDS. stoek sells at 60c, CeLiny —The market is steady. Choice stock per doz,, P5e: extra large, per doz., 40, Ovsrrrs—Mediums, 200 standards, geleets, 257 extra sel e: N. Y. counts, e, CrANBERRIES—(Cape Cod, fancy, per bbl, bell and bugle, per bbl, §10.00, vellow, per bunch, 0w, lar ATTORNEYS, INS & CHURCHILI, N-W. Cor, 13th and Donglas Sts. W. J. ssina, per box ith Streot. Florida, choiee, Hhox lots, 24 alifornia I GEORGE W. DOANE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Falconer's Block, 15th and Douglas. verside, pes box, 50 1b boxes, Ib boxes, pe s, 25 1b boxes, per L. D. HOLMES, Attorney at Laiwe, Room 8 Frenzer Block, Opposite Postoflice, G, A, RUTHERFORD, Attorney At Law, E. Cor. Douglus and Iith sts. room 4, Omaha pecinl nttention 1o Trinl Cases & Colleetic SAUER KRAUT--er al bbl, $6.00;16 al, half bbl £3.50, Provisions— Ham, bre: shoulder: side sugar-cured, 11'ge: on, suzar eured, boneless, 10, ¢ clear side baton, Se: dry salf f, hams, Mei dried ‘beef, : mess pork, per ol $12.50; lard, arbanis, Gges lard. 10,5 aind 1b pals, FLOUR flour, best qua itv, ' $2.40; flotir, patent fecd, 0c per ewt: white corn meal, ¥ellow eorn meal, Se per ewt: sereen ing, perewt; hominy, har ewt: she perewt: zraliam $1.00; hay, in bales, § .00 ver 'to Winter wheat "LUTHER R. WRIGHT, Attorney-- At--Law, 1324 Douglas Street, WOTARY PUBLIC. PreRres-—-Medinm, in halt bhls, S35 , in bbI3, §7.501 do, in Dalt bbs, § Skins, in bbls, $8.503 do, in half bbls, § SYRUI—NoO. Orleans, per @ Nalf bbIs, “old time, Jon eans, per doz, Stal Giraves’ ¢ PHYSICIANS, CHARL ROSERATE M. D., Physician & Surgeon, 248, 12k St Farnam, Oftice hours, 2 to 4 wnd 5 10 Sunday. Telephone 504, 0. 8. AOFEPMAN. M. D, ~ Physician and Surgeon, OFFICE, N.W. Cor. 14th and Douglas. Oftice Telephone 465, Residence Telephone 42, L 8@ge, | T F By soda, butter and W. J. GALBRALTH, e et Surgeon and Physician OFFICE, N.W. Cor. 14th und Douglas St, o vhone 465, Residence Tel JAMES 1L PEABODY, M. D, per gallon, halt i allon cans, i n-—=Mirror . B%e: mirror L i, G3ges 3 Kingsford's corn, 1 1o , 11D, + Kingsford” 108, se, Kingstord's pure, 31b, 7%c; Kingsfords butk, 4c. TOBAC on unk Building. P 10to 12 on A%s : pip war, 1ax, horseshoe, ATCHES —Der eaddi : mule square, §1 CANDY—Mixed, Yl CRACKY Arnean’s plenic, ercams, S city soda, 17 '3 osquAre cases, 84.00 irk’s’ white H 88 washboard, $§3.10; cap, $6.50; “dome, whits cloud. 5.7 (ioohs--Oysters, standard, per case, strawberries, 2 1b, $2.201 Ib, per case, lifornia DeATs, Der cnsc, 84.50 , PO s 2 4.00: peachies, per white ¢ ries, per case, $6.00; plums, § blueberries perease, $1.80: e plums, pineapoles, 2 1b, per ¢ mackerel, ' per doz, $1.40; @.60: 2 1b goose, ' 2 b string beans, per 21b lima beans, per case, $1.00° peas, her _ease, 2 1b , ber Case, a- Ih.corn & No. 1 quarter ay boxes, 12 i veach Physician and Surgeon, Residence, No. 10T Withnell Biock, oftice, 01 DR. JAS. BECKRTT PHYSICIAN AND BURGROYN, raspberrie: el Jones Strect. Offic, k' Telephone, residence, No, 136, case, $5, Office and Residence, 74 N. 16th St VAN CAMP L D, pigi 1513 Doten St door wost of P 0. Tako ele Telephone No case, $1.70 21b ‘marrow early June pe Fuoerr 0esin ovaporated berries, hoxe 1886, 1010 17¢; raspherr prunes, new. s SUGARS 61@ic; granul confectioners’ | Al 6iet standard L B9 e; extra ©. 68 ublge; medinm yellow, 474 Corrers—Ordinary” grades, 14 15@15%ge; prime, 19k@l6e; ehoice, faney green and yellow. 16w old_goy ernuent Java, 20@2c; interior Jaya, 16 Mocha, 22we: | Arbuckle's MelLaughlin’s XXX\ roasied, Dilworth’s, 10¢; Ked Cross, 14 Residence, 02 N, 2 ot Tolo P CHADWIC Physician and Surgeon, OfMco313 8. 14th at R W.CONNELL, M. D,, Horwopathist, shone No. 3) Telephone 5%, " Office, 138, Mth st Telephone 33, DR, J. W. DYSART, & cured, “e: dry int, 11@120; dry salf, S@ioe; | A o green calt skins, 9@ e daimaged hides, | Office, Crounse Bloek, Room 5, 16th and !l:\o‘lmu:-n]vnwe. Fallow—sige, Girease | Capitol Avenue, Omak hraska, Ehen Peltar dngarhe, 1OWs #4€5 brown, 13 | Rogidence 2010 Webster st, HEAVY HARDWARE—Lron, rate $200; | _Telephone No 354, plow steel specll st dlyoierucible steel g cast tools, do, 1215 wagon spokes, Set, §2.00@3.50; hubs, per set, $1.2 ln) loes, INSURANCE, sawed dry, 81.50: tongues, éacl, ‘Blo: avels B. HATCHER, each, 75¢: square nuts, per Ib, la7le; col chain, per Ib, t:@12e; malleable. 7aes won Geuarsl dewgi Provident Savings LiD Assuray of New York. Millard Ho e! Bloek, Om The strietly *Nataral I'rmium P Actus wedges, 6c; crowbars, 6c; harrow teeth, 4'sc, Average yearly cost during 1833, 1854 sud 1833, N, [H] rurnl. No. 1. §1.0; 1, §1.207 Dal Tc; "asphaltum, wire,' in car lots, 00 ¥ per 100" Ibs. feet, 05c. Lead bar, $16 ‘[ | REES PRINTING €O, sheilae, * §5.50; hatd oll Guish, | spring steel, Burden's horse shoes, $4.00; Burden's mu she $5.50, Barbed | Nails, rates, i steel nails, § :“”":w i fllfl. $1.55: orlental powil egs, $3.50: do. half Kegs, §2.00; do. ‘quarter | at age o7, for $10,000, wus $75.5), keks, B1.50: blasting kegs, $2.35; fuse, per 10 | - o SR, mas § FINE JOB PRINTING, V ARNISHES—I3airels, per galion ture, tra, $1.10; furniture, N coach extra, !'H\ i :’wrm-lx, . . mar, extra, $1.75; Japs P k B y | Printers, Book Binders BPIRITS~Cologne spirits, 158 proof, $1.17; [ AndBlank book Manufacturery Nos. 108 and do 161 proof, $1.15: spirits,#second quality, | 1065,14th street, Omaba,Neb. J wir o, Super 101 proof, $1.17; do 158 proof, §1.16 Aleohol, lutendent Bindery, Telophoue No %4 Redistilled | JANUARY 8 ) 1887 AUCTIONEER. A. W.COWAN & CO. ‘Auction and Commission | MERCEIANTS. Congignments solicited; furnfture boughtand €0ld. Sales of live stock and household furai- ture Atprivate residences is A specialty with us, Remember the piace, West & Fritscher's block N J4thst. No 110. o STOVES and TINWARE, GEO. J. ARMBRUS Stoves, Tinware, Cutlery, RBta. Also Tin Roofing, Guttering Spouting, ani General Job Tinning. Tho best of work and roa #onsbicchurges. Milk cans and other tinware nstock, 2200 Caming St. Omaha, N Dentists, WIHINNERRY & Dentists. 1714 Farnam Strea Omaha Navines Dank, £150,000 KEIM, Capital Stock Liability of Stockholders 300,000 The only re e Jer cont interest pid on deposits wlor savines bank m the < Five Loans Made on Real Estate. orricns President; J RURTTENN ons B, Wik GUy O BaToN President; 1 rector; gL Brows, v Managing O 1w, Cashive, CHIGAGO SHORT LINR Chicago, Miwaukes & St Paul By THE BEST ROUTE Sron OMAMA and COUNCIL BLOFFS ot THE EAST. N OMAHA TWO TRAINS DAILY BREIWF COUNCIL BLUKFS —AND— Milwaukes, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dubugue, Davenport, Rock Island,Freeport, Rockford, Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, And all other mportant pointa East, Northeast and Bouthonst. For through tickets call on the Tioket Agen at 1401 Farnum st t (in Paxton Hotel,or & Union Pacific Depot. Pullman Siecvers and the inast Diniog Cara in the world A on the muiu lines of tho Onicago, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY, und every attentic 8 paid to passengers by courteons employes af the company. W MILLR, Generat Manigor. J.F. TUOKER, Assistant Goneral Manager. A V. B CARPENTEN, General Pussenger and Ticket Agent. Geo. B. HeArronn, Assistant General Passon- Ker and Ticket Apent 3. T. Crauk, General Superintendent. ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. This limb is on the 1 est improved plan. The Best, Lightest and Easiest to manage and the most durable limb made. Chicago, experience wearing;man- ufacturing and adjusting. Will give special rates for the next 60 days. My best b for §63. Former price $100. Circulars sent free Dr.J. S. CRAWFORD, 611 N. 17th St., Omaha, Neb. e CHICAGO Awo ORTH bl \A/ESTERN Omaha, Council Bluffs And Chicago. The only road to tuke for Des Moines, Mar- shalltown, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dixie, Chica. 0. Milwaiikeo and all points cast’ To the peo le of Nebrask “olorado, Wyoming, Utah, duho, Nevada. Oregon, Washington and Cali: forni, it offerd superioF advantages not possi ble by any other line. Among few of the numerous points of su. periortty enjoyed by ihe patrons of 'this rosd hetween Omihia nnd Chiongo, are its two traims adayof DAY COACHES which are the finest thathuman art And ingenuity can ereate. PALACE S8LEEPING CARS, which are model of oninfort and elegance. Its PARLOR DRAW. ING ROOM CARS, unsurpassed by any, and it widely eelebrated PA TAL DINING CAK thie equal of which cannot be found sigewhe At Counail Bluffs the trafns of the T'nfon ¥ fle lz. oonnect in Union Depot with those of the Chiicago & Northwestern Ry. In Chicage the trains of this lino make close coniection with those of all castern lines, For Detroft, Columbus, Indianapolis, Cinein- oati, Ningnra Falle, Buffulo, Pittsburg, Toronto, Monitronl, Hoston, New York, Philmdelphin, Hal: tinore, Washington and all ‘yoints in the ea ask the ticket agent for tickets via the SNORTHWESTERN." It you wish ‘the host kecowmodations. ticket agonts sell ticke!'s v athis line M.HUGHITT, P, WILSON, Genernl Munager, — Genl, Tass'r Agent WM. BABCOC Il Gen., Western Agt Omaba, Ne, Al | Retrigerator and Packis MAHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY Butter and Eggs. McSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Buatter and Eggs Jonse, 1ith and Laacen. worth 8t 1. P. K. K. Track, Omahn —_— Builders’ Hardware and Scales. HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders'Hardware & Seale Repair Shop Mochanics’ Tools and Buffalo Scales. 100 Douglas st., Omatia, Neb Boots and Shoes. AMERICAN HAND SEWED SHOE COMPANY, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Boots and Shoes, to stock of Rubber Goods . 13th &L, Omalin, AT At WL V. MORSE & €O, Jobbers of Boots and Shocs, 1L Farnam st Omaba, Nob. Manafactory, Summer street, Boston 1. LINDSEY & Co. Wholesale Riubbor Bobts and Shoes. Rub audOiled Clothiog wud Felt Boots, & East( Hthoand Dougins Beer. M, KEATIN Agt. for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Specinl Brands. Faust, Budwelsor and Brian g STORZ & TLER, Lager Beer Browe 1N 18(h Street, On, it rih I, Nob. Butchers' Too LOUIS HELLER, Butehers' Tools and Supplies, age Cu of wll kinds nlways iu Stock. 1 Jones st Ominhi Building Material. OMAITA LUMBER CO., Dealer in All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale, 1810 Streetand Unic 10 Track, Omuha Coffee, Spices. Et CLARKE BROS. & (0., Omaha Coffee and Spice Mills. Teas, Coffee s, Spices. Huking owder, Flu ny BX tracts, Lanodry Bluo, 1k 101416 Harvey ahiis Neb. ATES, COLE & MILE Home Cofiee and Spice Mills M'f'g Co. Moo R 1 Spice Grinde: nafucturers Cornice. SCORNICE WORKS John Epeneter, Prop. Manufaeturer. of ¢ C Dodge und 103 aud 105 X, 100 P JMPING & BOLT Manufucturers of Ornamental Galvaunized Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finale, Metali HANTRATTY STERN CORNICE WORK! €. Speeht, Prop. Guivantred Tron Sy s mproved P Siial IR Carpets. OMAILA CARPE Jubbers of Carpets, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Linoleuns, Mattings, tte. 1611 Doug'ns sirvet, Ne Ae ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtuin Goods. Ete. 123 Fnmawm Street, Oma i, Nab, Crockery and Notions. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Munufacturcrs and Importers of Crockery, Glassware, Lampe, Chimiess, ele. 0 §17 South 13th st wiha, Commission and Storage. D. A, HURLEY, Commission and Jobbing. Butter, Eggaand Produce. v Stinwar Taakets. 1401 Doo PEYCKE BROS., Commission Merchants, ruits, Produce and Provisione, Onial W: RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant. Bpecin Butter, Kggs, Choese, Ponltry. Gume, Orsters, te., Kte. 112 South 14th st WIEDEMAN ¢ Produce Commission Merehants, Poultry, Butter, Gume, Fiyiia. ete. 20 8. Hihat Omihi, Neb, Coal anc Lime. MILESTONE & CO,, _— Soft Coal, 135 8ix., Omahn, Neb, o 1 Hard and Omee and yard, ig [RYIYETNR J.A.KUND OMAHA COAL, COK COMPANY, Johhers of Hard and Soft Coal, 0 South Fhirteenth Strect, Omah, Neb. J. J. JOHNSON ¢ Manufacturers of Illinois Whi And Shippers of Coul and Coke. Com Lime/ Fuir, Firg Brick, Drain, Tilo an. e ston Howel.” Furnim . GEO, Y MAN, V. Pros, rens, & LIME Confectionery. . P. FAY & CO,, Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits,Nut and Cigain, 1211 Farnnm St. Cigars and Tobacc M MEYER ¢ Johbers of Cigars, Tobac Guns and Ammunition, 215 10 22 8. 11t st., 1020 to Furnam 'wt. Omalin, Nob. & FRITSCHER, And Wholera 00 110 N af Tohaceon, trieet, O ahi, HOUSER & WOODLAND, Wholosale Dewlera in 'obaceos, Pipes and Smokers Artieles, Agents for 1. Loldors 1orf & Co.. Fino-Cut and Smok ng Tobiccos, Milwaukea, Wikoonsin. No. 11 ©3 North¥ixtasath 3traot, Omal Cigars, Dry Goods. OMAHA JOBBERS'DIRECTORY Artists' Material. B A. HOSPE, JR., Artists’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1513 Douglna Street, Omaha, Agricultural Implements. *CHURCHILL PARKER, Wholesale Dealer in Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Carringes a0d Buggicn Jones strest, Letween Yth and 10th, Ohnhia, Neb. TER & METCALF €O,y LEE, FEIED & CO., Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Tinware, Shest | Agents for 1 On RECTOR & WILIi Wholesale Hardware. s Standard Scales. ¢ und Harnoy, Omaba. PARLINNORENDORF & MA Wholesale Dealers in Agriculiural Implements, Austin Powder Co. Fair Jruer 10t N Jones st Wagons and Buggies. 1, %9, 08 and g M. ESMITH & (O, Dry Goods, Furnishing tioods & Notions 162 1104 Doung, <. 10 SL, Ouaha, Neb. Distillers. Distillers of Liquors, Aleohiol and Spirits e bt W akam | i nors WILLOW SPPRINGS DINTILLEY CO. and ILER & CO., es and Liquors. Toporters 112 Hnrney i Drain Tile, Ete. ron JW HEDFORD Rec.ATrean CARSON, V.i'rés. and Sujit UNION HYDRAULIC DRAIN TILE CO,, b . On: Nob. M THE Offce 213 A Furniture. DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, Furnam st.. Owahn, Neb, CITARLES SHIVERI( Furniture, Belding, Upholstery, Mirrars, etc. 16,106 aud 1210 Faroam at, Omahia , OMAHAJOBBEDIRSRe0". e ——— Groceries, PAXTON, GALLAGHER & €O, | ¥holesale Grocories and Proviston 07 700 And 111 & McCORD, BRADY Wholesale Grocers, 150 and Leavenwor Hardware. W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron and Steel, Springs, Wagon Stock, Hardware Lumber, eto. 190 | And 1211 FArney &t Omaba. ] Wholesale Tron and Steel, Wagon and Carriage Wood Stock, Heavy T MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantles, Grates, Ilrass o 121 and X Farnam Iron Works. o PAXTON & VIERLING Iron Work Wrought and Cast Ir Hailing, B Work, Genoral Boun Work! Office and Wor —_— = Lumber. LOUIS BEADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Kte. Vards- € i Corner CHICAGO LUMBER 0., Wholesale Lumbe 8148 Tth street, Omaha, Neb. 1. Colpetrer, Manages C. N. DIETZ, Lumber. 1500 A Call fornin &treets, Omuhe, Neb, rrep w. Gray, Lmmber, Lime, Cement, Et CorGUh AN DOURING BL8., O Ete, Nov. HOAGLAND, Lumber, W, HARVEY LUMBER ('l;q To Dealers Ouly, OMee. 1403 Farnam street, Omahn T CHAS. R.L Havdwood Lumbes, Wood Carpets and Paranet Floorng. 9th nid Douglas JOHN A, WAKEFIPLD, Wholesale Lumber, Ete Imported and Amerienn Portland ¢ ARent for Miw ke 1 ydralic Quiney White Lime ‘nt. Ntnte ment ki Beat Live Stock. i UNION STOCK YARDS CO., Of Omahy John ¥, Bovd, Superinterdent, Limiteq, Live Stock Comnussion. M. BURKE £ SONS Live Stoek Commission. Geo. ke, Mannger Union Stock YArds, 8. Omiha. felephone 62, SAVAGE & (1R Y Live Stock Commission Merchants, Shipwients of any and all kinds of Stock solioited, Union $tock Yards, Omaha, Nob. Millinery and Notions. L. OBEEFELDER & CO., riers and Jobbers of Notions. S. GOODRICH & CO., Are the only Direct Tmporters of German & French Toys & Chicago pric iglt. 1415 K KOBINSON Wholesalo Denlers in Notions and Furnishing Goods, A and 45 8. Tenth St., Omuhn, VINYARD & SCIINEIDER, Jobbers in rry and Gents' Furnishing Goods. 1006 und 1008 Farname At Omaha, Nob. —_—_— Overalls. CANFIELD MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jewns Pante, Shirts, Fie. 1020 10 Douglis Streot, Gumahi NOTION © Notiong, Hosi Paper Boxes Jo L. WILKIL, Manufacturer of Paj LERTHT Om o, Nobrusko. 0+ Helted nud will receive prompt Printing. RINTING COMPANY, . Blank Book Makers, Apd Book Binders. 10 th Fourteenth SPAPER UNION y Publishers. Dealors in Type, Pressos and Printers’ Supplies. Kouth Twelfih £ w09 Pickles, Vinegar, Etc. TEDWIN MORRIS & CO., Manufacturers, Packers and Dowlors in Pickles & Strictly Pure Apple Vinegar Baking Powder, Flavoring Extiacis, Table Kiuce, Ereen aiunia Wt il (it Spee for York 8 i lenned Applo Venworth . Pumps. CHURCHILL PUMP CO,, Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Btonm und Water Supplies Howlannriers 101 Mash Fo ot VI Varnia ot Omnbo A L, STRANG CO,, Pumps, Pipes and Engines, Hailwny nnd Milling & A} i AL, Ol WIND ENGINE and PUMP COMPPANY) Halladoy Wind Milla; nica Plimiing Goode, Boiung: 1 s A, Omiha. 4K ——— 3 Safes, Etc. r. oy Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.8* Fire and Bur ar Proof Safes, Time | and Jull Work. 108) Faraam strcet Omnhia, G, ANDRE Omaha Sefe We Manufacturersof Fire und Barglar I w. ikl Work, SIt ers aud Wi thand Jackann s Qe Sash, Doors, Etc. LDIspron & CO, Wholerale Maout cwof Sagh, Doors, Blinds and M Branch oMo, 12 ks, ouldings, b aind Jrard ats., O, Neb VEYMAY, Blinds, Mouldings, 1 Builders' . Sash, Duo Butlding Piper, ol Ouiha, Seb, A cle Har BOIN MANUFACTURING €O,y Manufacturers, of Sash, Doors, Blinds, o010 gk Sair Work and Interior Hard Wood Firilah ed. N, K. cor enwortl Ba, Wagons and Carviages A, J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, (Bo 1A 3 (0 and 1411 1