Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 22, 1887, Page 3

CALTFORNIA ~ WHEAT ~TALK, Pacific Coast News Affecting Prices All Over the World, CORN SLOW ANDSMALL TRADING Pork Rules Stronger During the En- tire Session—The Supply of Cattle Liberal—Hogs Fairly Act- ive—Quotations. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. CiicAGo, Jan Brer.|—There is plenty of raln in California and has been for the past forty-eight hours, ‘This is just now the news that is affecting prices all over the world. ‘The drought on the slope was continued untll Wednesday. 1t was as bad as any they had ever had out there and has set people to buying wheat all over creation. As California_wheat cuts almost as much of a figure at Liverpool as whe! sent from Atlantic ports the prospect of a ruined crop affected Liverpool nearly as en sufferers me rmer if Minnesota and Dakota had b instead of California, The situation be %0 exciting that there was even a litt m California wheat at Liverpool. Moveover, the drought was probably the thing that set the clique at work that is said to be backed by the Bank of Nevada. When the alarm over this California rain famine was atits heightand when everybody buying on it was loaded, wate came very plentiful on the | result is natural enough, Cables to-day saia wheat was a penny lower at Liverpool. At Chicago wheat was down to S1c for May and the feeling was very weak, Wheat was dull and quict and e covers the ranee of the day. The clo: nes W of those at ad- The offerings were tpace with requircments, rt of a drop in consols, which stiffened prices for a time, May sold ot Masdie, starting at Sde and closing at 8ige, gebruary closed at 7i%ce, March at e, April at 7e and Juneat S6e. Corn was slow, trade not being large enough to cause More thin a seant L fluctuation, s re- ceints were fair. Advices York and Livervool were of a d acter, No outside orders ot conse quence were received and trade was *entirely of a sealping nature, May opened at 407¢c, sold at 4085 and 407 4lc and closed at 407Ze, the same price as ves- terday. Long futurey received fair atten- tion and July sold « Pork w strong all day and clos end of t regular session at the very top for the day— &1 i. A broker who i3 all the the provision pit said of the situa ert Warren & Co., Kirkwook & Co, ahd Hutehinson nn-«n-nd) buyers of pork. They are so strong that the shorts are n‘dnm'd and to-day there was a good deal of evening up. Hogs this week have been a great disap- polntmeht as to numbe 0 p. m.—The grain markets were quict during the short session and prices were not materially changed. wheat closed at B4%e, and corn at 4le. Pork was strong and attracted considerable attention, selling at £12.45 for May. At last it cased 'off a little, closing at $12.40, Lard and ribs showed a small advan CHICAGO LIV suddenly be STOCK. CricAGo, Jan. 2 the Ber.|—CATTLE—The receints yester. day surprised everybody by being only 10,913 head, as it supposed they would run twenty-four to the e there was quite a lar, bo counted. The supply liberal, making the re larger than last. Sales very unevenly and prl this morning w. pts for the we but common grade Jower. Shipping steer: 34 04,003 were dull %0 to 1300 1bs., 3,40 blllk $2.20 @3,15. HoGs—Business was fairly active, with a i, also king hogs. ~ Light 'sorts slizht up-turn on bost and fancy he on fair to_good pac Sold equally as woll ‘as any day (ke wee with some of the fancy sorts making a shade more money. To-day a fow fancy heavy s at Kold_at €4.90@5.00, and packing $4.70@4.80, with common at $4.25@1.00, Liight sorts, $.80@4.75. l“lNANUlAb New York. easy at 8@h per Priye MERCAN cent. —~MONRY—On call BTERLING _ExXcnANGE—Dull and un- changed; $4.8215 for sixty day bills; $4.80!, for demand. GOVERNMENTS—Dull but steady, STOCKS— better of the after the passage of theinter-state comn Dill the bears made o combin, the market, and even the strong stocks of the morning became we The opening was weak, first prices be from ¥ to 5 per cent lower than last ey dng's ninal " figures, and the market wi 1 attack upon Ktrony in e 1h dealings under the lead of Jersey Central and New England. ‘The ad- vance spent itself in the first hour, and the market became odull and saggy. A re- action occurred early 1 the afternoon, but later the decline was resumed with vigor, and the Iast hour saw the movement ace erated. There was a slight rally towards the close, but the market was weak at or near the lowest prices reached, BTOCKS ON WALL STRERT. centbouds.... 10 |C. & N. W LS 4L 110y prefer New 4's. 127N, Y. C, Pacitic 0’8 of '05, } 1259 Oregon ' Lentral Pacitic.. 385 Pacitie Mail C&A 1450 P D, & K Drolerreq. [P o, CB&Q 35 |Rock Island boLal 6 St L. &S, F L &R G 2 | preferred Ene... ... .. 82%C, M &St P. 01§ preferred . © 70 preferred ... 117 Linois Central. 134 b, &0.. 50 LB &W preferre 1073 Kansas & Texas! 2014 Texas Pacilic Lake Shore . lu ‘\ Union Pacific LA&N, . St L. & P Mich, Central... ' preferrad Mo, Pacific Northern Pae. .. preferred . ¢ Western Union, Tig O I &N... 081 o835 PRODUCE MARKET, ) closing tigures: Juiet but steady; winter wheat m 305 Southern, §4.1064.20: W ise . 84 W0; Michigan soft spring ‘Minnesota bakers, $ 4,505 patents, $4,50@4,50 057 1vo lour, quiek at $3,55@5,20 in barrels, and’ §3,20(3. Wheat—Trading slight;opened atabout the same tigur are the ker but elose ing Ma ulm howas e Im. hory h, Thice Febru; i 16 Y, B Corn—Fluctuated 15, nge and sed about ige above yesterda, March, 854 i May, dl¢, Oats—Dull, n futures steady and May o higher; cash, 35geiMay, 50% e, Rye—Quiet at bic. Barley--Dull at 50%,@5 Timothy sead—Prine, $1.90@ Flaxsecd—$1.02@1 .02 Whisky—$Li8, Pork—Speculative trading active with ac- tive demand: oponed sieady, gradually s vaneinz 1galse, later sett and elosed 2ly@ilge higher; March, $12.25; May, § ash, 85% 01, Lard—Light “demand with little mora doing: advanced 2',¢ early and near the close went up 2i@l0e more: “cash, $6.50; Febru- ary, 6.5 March, $6,621¢@0,65; May, $6.70, Bulk Meats—Snoulders, 5 clear, St Butter- 181 @4, Cheese—Dull but steady dars, 124« tlats, i young Auwericas, 12@133y¢; sKims, S@lsige. Eves—1114( Hides—Steady and unchanged: (Green. e heavy Cgreen salted, 7io; salted sull, dry lted, =~ 1@l fry flint, lhm deacon each, Corn. Oate. bu Rye, bu. Tule ing ungraded res N @n'qe Ih e Special Telegram to the exports, western, 3842 Chicese M kee, cash, TI@iT Corn—Du fie coast. The Febroary, bak Shipnmients—Wheat, red, eash, Corn—St mand poor No. 1 red, ern spring, ern winter, ~ISpecial Telegram to as usual of late, but share of choice and heavy cattle here, and then several trains re- ported to arrive did not get here in time to shipping to-day were made on the average were about steady. In some instances choice smooth cattle sold a shade better, L e g @400} 1,600 cent for cows which w k common _to “choice shipping, stockers, $! 3.65; cow heavy steady cominon to cl E3,70004,2 stockers, opened s closing at 4per_cent. LE PAPER—0G@T per The stock market was feverish and irregular. ‘The bulls generally had the ituation in the forenoon, but co light to-day. conspieuonsly terday by 600, the buyers seemed market'down but the light receipts ing demand forced them to p: prices. Although one lnnwllmll anything y coula not be Cattle, Hog: Sheep . Cholee steers, Choice steer: Good feeders Good to choi Fair to medium grass cows. Good to ehoics Light and Good to choiee ! Good to choice mixed hogs llrprcficlnlllve Nales. Ohicago, Jan. 2L—Following quotations and fluctuations as yesterday, except- the last 15th 4.00 @415 | 4. 16th 4.0 @420 | Sunday 1Tth! 895 @a1s | 440 @i 18th AN @41 416 @i 8 loth Sunday ‘ 42 20th 40 @ 2st 41 @ No. cars. 10 “Skins,” no value. Tallow<No. 1eountry, 8%¢; No, 2 23c; cake, ¢, Flrmr bbls. Receipta, 14.000 24,000 101,000 Wheat.ba, ou. irm ;- receipts, 4, 910 1 red, 05 2.000; ungraded, « Petroleum—Ste: Pork—S; Ay Tiitter—Firm but quict; Elgin creamery . Sggs—Quiets Oats—St lu.\|~m1|~ — Higher; 217145 May, 81240, Cinc Jan, 2 Corn ge, Oats ~Firm; Rye ~Stead Pork ~Quict at &12, Lard—Firm at $ Whisky .\ll'llll\ Minneapoits, | No. 1 hard, eash and 8i1ge: No, i May Flour— St. Louis, Jan, 21 RIETATEN trong at 0, Butter—Quiet and unchanged; creamery, 24a@s0e; dairy, . Afternoon” Board—Wh nd lower @ 41..“1 Corn bid Oats- Nlnnlm\l New Orleans, Jan, mixed and white, held at 5e. Liverpool, Jan. Corn—Du; Chicago, Jan. 21, 1eports as follows: Cattle—Lecoipts, lluxu—l l‘l'l.'])l(.“ rough and mixed. and shipning, €1 skips . $2.50(5, Kansas City, J Hogs—Ree 8t. Louis, Jan, 21.— $4.85@h,001 The fresh rees Hogs. The receipts were lighter to-day than yes- The market opened quict and Shee There was one lun 1in but none sold, Prevailing Prices, Showing the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this market 350 t0 1500 1bs 1100 to 1500 1bs bulls... il avy ¥ Shk. Pr 160 $4.50 120 20 120 120 Av, Range of Prices. Showing the highest and paid for loads of hogs on this market during ast seven days and for the same ume month and last year: Dec. 186, "™ Jan. 18 Shipments. howing the number of ecattle, sheep shipped from the CATTLE Kt Allsales of stoe er ewt. live wol 1,000 ™ 44,000 21, —~Wheat—Cash }nls less active and a shade lower, closing options opened heavy, declined 14 %c. later “tronger and recovered early loss. clos- tra red, 935et No. evator; February closing at [ Corn—Cash firm; "options opened & shade Im«r‘r later ruled stronger and nll\nnrvrl s ac closing firms receipts, g ) 3 In elovator. e ‘deliyered, 456, 1. Fehruary closing ) Moderately active: receipts W@sie; white ixed western, United elosed at 71'Je. uly; wmess, 5 M m-nh-ly active; western steam stern, 2050, Quict; western flat, 11 3 ~ Wheat—Dull; L—=Wheat—Firm; northern, atents, $4.50@4.70; —Wheat—Steady Te bid} F .2, cash, 80c bid; February, 14e bid for cash. 1.—Corn—Firmer; U : cholce western, 883630 % Produets—Light demand and holders \Vlwnl—l.lllll 1 cental’; red west- demand poor, LIVE STOCK. The Drover’s Journal 8,000 blllll and mixed, Texas cattle, [xmrl\ol steady : 5,000; fambs, $4. 1. —( lltln—lh‘(‘f‘llllfl. shipments, 5%0; slow and steady ex- ca shade_ stronger: eeding steers, @ ipts, 8,400 wht mixed a s hoice, $4. 154,05, Cattlo—Roceipts, 700: 'nts, 9003 strong: choice n falr to good shipping steers, fair_to choice, $ butchers’ stee §3.00@3.40] feeders, fair to kood, $2. fair to good. £2.0042 Hogs = Recelpts, 2,505 shipments, 1.000; ong, steady and'active and o s laher: cholce. heavy and butchers’ vack nts of cattle were extremely The market opened quiet and steady on choice cuttle but fully 100 common stock. load brought alled any higlier. hogs. 440 AR ] 10 this market are made it unless otherwise stated. Jead hogs sell at 3¢ 2 per 1b. for all weights, "or hogs weighing less thau 10 Pregnant sows are docked 40 lbs) and stags 80 103, by the publie 10spector, Notes. Hoge steady. No hogs left over. Cattle market slow. Common cattle 10¢ lower. One choice load of hogs touched 8$4.77%. Stitt & Bryant, Coin, had in one load of cattle, Miner Bros., Craig, had in a car of slieep to-day. W. E. Smith, St. Paul, Neb., wasa vi at the yards. « J. G, Smith, Blair, was a visitor at the yards to-day. J. A. Blenkiron, Coleridge, was in and sold a load of cattle. Hicks & Florin, Coleridge, had a load of cattle in to-day. J. M. Bowlsby, Stuart, Ia., was here look- ing over the yards. Mr. James, Defiance, la,, wasamong the visitors at the yarks. Ostenburg & Frush, Wahoo, had a load of cattle on to-day’s market. G, W, Conn & Co. Plattsmouth, was in with a car of cattle and one of hogs, * George Boetel Millard, was in and sold a load of hogs which topped the market. Mr. Stuart, of Stuart & Frederick, St Paul, Neb,, was in and marketed a load of hogs. Andy Haas bonght two loads of eattle and Lobman & Rothschild four loads on to-day's market, Daddy Gilmore, David City, had in a load of hogs which he'sold for a vrice that will help liis theumatism, George A, Bell and City, Neb,, friends of looking over the yards. Buch Smith, of Albion, who was poisoned by taking a dose of medicine out of the wrong bottle, was able to leave for home to-day. G. 1L Hammond & Co. have been com- clled to close down for three or four days N account or their ears being blocked by the lieavy storms in the east, Among others having hozs in were the fol- lowing: ~J. M. Diells & Son, Scribuef has, Rudat & Co. Piere b I\\wA' Genoa l'ulh'l & Paton, Fulles A Walker & W,, Creighton ; Paulk, {ghtons John Wiggins, Columbus; C. Al Neweomb, Columbus: Ripp & L., Hum- phreys: 1. Anderson, Columbus: F. M. 111l debrant, Ravenna: Fisher & Waener, York; Hall & Bunker, Stanton person Bros., Atfton: Bishop & B., Stanton, Georae Boetel, Millard, OMAHA WHOL tor Stelly, of Falls oy Bros.. were ASE MARKETS. General Produce, Friday, Jan, 21, The following prices are for round lots of prodiice, ax sold on the market to-diy, — The quotations on fruits represent the prices at which outside orders arc filled. Eos, — The ‘market continues about steady. " ‘The bulk of the receipts are selling at 25e, while some strietly fresh stock is selling at e, BurTes butter is se The bulk of the best country 1ing at 16@ 15 with a few roles ot 20c s fair to good, 15 extia choice stock at 1 @16; common, 10@124 CHEEsE— fulle 1% Ulleream cheddars, steel,131¢e; i flats,twins, 14es young American, fancy Swiss, 1@ wiss, imported, Limburger, brick, 14215 vLTry—The market is tlooded with ys. and the choicest stock is selling at “hickens are in fair request at T@se, Geese and duck, Sade, GAaME—D antelope, prairie chickens and quail areout of season, butas the law has never been enforced they are still tound in the market. Deer and antelope saddles, per Ib, 8190 enrrass, ack rabbits, per doz, £3.00:small rabbits, 50@toc : prairie chickens, per doz, : quail, do, $1.25; snipe and plover, d Reese, «ln. 00, ducks: mal- Iard, per d do. $1.503 et potatoes, bagas, per bbl., ); white turnips, per bbl.. 0 parsnips, per bbl, S2.00:° beets, per bbl $2,007 eab L per 1b., 3ie, CELERY. market 15 steady. Choice stock per doz., 85¢: extra large, ver doz., 40c. OystTERS—Mediums, 20c; standards, 2s¢: selects, $0; extra sele 3 N. Y. counts, 40e. CrAxnERRIES—Cape Cod, fancy, per bbl, 00 boll and, bugle, per bul, §10.00, vellow, per buneh, . yellow;Javke: por bunch, alencia, per . California Kiverside, pes ' box, vaAR—Strictly pure, 501b boxes, 3 choice be brick b boxes, per i 8, per Provisions—Iam, sugar-cured, 113ge; breakfast b boneless, 101, | shoulders, 6¢; con, Re: dry salt ci sides, 7e; dried beef, hams, e} dried beet, regular, 1lc: mess pork, per bol, $1250; lard, 501b cans, Fairbanks, 637c: lard. 10, 6and 3 1b pails, Fairbanks, 7! FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFs—W inter wheat flour, best g second_qual- ity, pring wheat Welshan’s do, double Welshan's i packages in 1b package De@S1.00 screenin . 3,00 per hundred ready raised, forty do, twenty ewli Whit meal, S00Ke per ew ewt; hominy, $L.50 graliam, S1. e per Ao per ewt; in b‘\h 5, $7.00 per ton, Grocers® fiiat. Medinm, in bbls, €6.00: do, 3 small, in bbls, §7.00: d half bbls: S, W03 eghrkins, in bbls, $8,00 in half bbls, €450 Goons-Oysters, standard, per case, strawberries, 2'1b, per case, $2.20% Ib, per case, Californi jears, per case, $4.50; apricols, per eas: 4.00° peaches, per 5.00; white cher- rics, per case, $6.00: piums, per case, $3.05, plueberries percase, $1K plums, £ 1H T 0 2 1b, per_case per doz, §1.10: 1 210 goose, ng bea ease, SL70; .ll)lmm cans, per cu 2 1b marrow fat peas, per case, 82, early June poas, per case. S5 %2, 2 Ib.corn $2, 0, 1 quarter a) Vl» boxes, 1 ck- . 10 @Llcs peaches, Sait Lake, 1840, 10@10'c; peaches, evaporated, 15'e: 17c;’ raspberries, new, 2c; currents, 7@ prunes. new. 6, @iic. SuGARs —Powderea, 07 g@7c: cut loaf, 63@05c; eranulated, 67 @6l \fectioners’ A standard extira C, hogab’ 1 medium ) 4J6@5e, S—Ordinary grades, Tiig @lse fal 15@15%e; prime, 153@loe; choice, 16@10de; fancy green and w. 16@li7e; old gov- ernuent Java, 200 a, 16}4@ 20¢; Mocha, roasted "‘lhm Mel, llllLlI]llld XXNN o ed, 20!i¢e; Dilworth's, 205¢; Rod Cross, 20450, MATOH eaddie, 250} square cases, $1,70: mule x:umn $1.20, Sykur—No, 4-gallon kegs, $1,20a New Orleans per gallon 3546c; mapic sy half bbls, “old time,” per gallon, 7)., 1 gal lon cans, per doz, 810.00; )mlr Kul)uu cans, 505 quart cans, § 1 Alhrur glass, 1 h. Ge; mirror gloss, 8 Ib, bies ‘mirror gloss, 61b, 6%0; Graves corn, 1] ¢: Kingsford's corn, 1 o, 7e; King hml 8 E\ 058, 1 1b. Te: Kingsford's eloss, 6 1b, Tige: Kingsford's pure, 3 lh %4es Kingsfords bulk, 4e, CANDY—Mixed, $@11ige: stick, 8'g@ige. CRACKERS—Garneau’s soda, butter and plenie. hige: ereams, sige5 ginger snaps, Bke; city soda, 78, Soars—Kirk's savon imperial, 70 Kirk s satin .005 Kirk s standard, Kirk's white Itussian, $4.00; Kirk's' white- cap, $6.50; “dome, $5.85; washboard, $3.10; white cloud, §: in in ao, General Markets, HMIDES—Green butchers, 5'g@6e; green cured. Ze: dry flint, 11@12¢; dry salf, 9Ge10c; greon ealt” pkins, "wgoige; damaged lides, two-thixds pr wllow—fie, (ircase— Prime white, 3 <c: vellow, 25¢; brown, 1% Sheep el HEAVY HARDWAT plow steel sy cast tools, do. 1%@15¢; wagon spokes, 2.00@8.5; Dhubs, per set, $1.25 y, $1.50; tongues, 1 1ron, rate ¥ ueible steel, Sauare nuts, per Ib, 6l@ile: coll 1b. Giglle alleable, iron 60; crow ToW teeth, 4, spring 'steel, 7 Barden’s horse Shoes, #4007 Burden's mule_shoes, $1.50. Barbed wire," in car lots, $4.00 per 100 lbs. Nails, rates, 10 to «0: steel nails, 82 Shot, §1. *kshot, $1.89: oriental powder, half Kegs, $2.00: do. quartet 3 $2.331 fuse, per 10 Wihite lead. Omah: St. Louls, pure, §7.25 seilles gree, | fo & ib eans, 2: Froen wine, &reen seal, 12¢; Freuch ziug, red scal, 1lc} French zine, 10c; rose pink. 401 10; W |n(l‘r '« mineral, panish brown, 3‘(\ § Prince’s mineral, V ARNISHES—Batrels, per galion extra, $1.10; coach extra, $1. w SpirtTs—Cologne spirits, 158 do 101 proof. $1.15; 101 proof, SL.17 whiskies, 81.00@1.50. tucky lmuflmrh tucky and Pennsylvania ryes, Sheaf bourbon and Nrumm nnpum-nl domestie, !I 30 N ;..N LN'(L 33,004 per case, $10. «Imlf 00. DRY PAINTS Paris whiting, c: whiting, Prussian l»]lu brown, S¢; umbe; sienna burnt, w.nl!rmn.\'lll". 18%¢ green, com- §req raw and burnt ui burnt sienna, 12 104 drnn biack, : ultramarine black, 15¢ , 16e3 blind and shutter green, L., M i Paris gregn, 18 vermillion, L. & I Vellow othre | 16¢ dryer, S¢; eraining color, lig! 1Loak, dark oak, t. chestnut and ashi. “Acid, (‘:;l’lmlw. chinenonidia, : Dover's powders, per 1, § glycerine, ver t, el oil eastor, er gal., $1.40 per ul. 31 m oil olive 1, de; stryehnine. age for prime, well handl 103 smail and pm\ : prime, 40hic : Decr nnd antelope, full and summer, p Ory Lumboer. N(LI COII. 8. 1. 8. }.2, 14and 10 £t DIMENSIONS AND TIMM rnlm asst, 2e: French , in oll, 753 \ enetian red, Cook- ~zfl ¢; Venetian red, American. lm; : chrome yellow, genuine, 2oj 14*. ochre, rochelle, ol American, ; Lehigh brown, rurnt- No. 151% Da splialtum, Iml‘d ul tinish, proof, 81.17; second q\mluy, b 188 proot. 81,16 ) ver, wing ealion, Aleohol, Redistilled , blended, $1.50@ £2.00@0.00; Ken- 002050 rye whiskles, 85,00@8,50! importea, $4.50 Champagnes, American, , Seq French sine, whiting, gilders, lampbiack, Ger: doy Parie o 20 Inoan 11 o Ans, 125 raw and brown, 13 O \(‘h black and ivory Prussian blue, : chrome ereen, L., re- 3 Indian red, ise; American : paten per alomel, chloro quinine, : potassium ; sul- : sulphur, per prices Beay er, Fox, red, $1.00 106500 Silver, Otter.£4,00 e or prairie, @ et pound H.OO THE RAILWAY TIVE TABLES UNION PACIFT Drpm 10th and P Pacific Express Denver Expres *1 ,ocal Express. .. cept Sunday B &M R R R Depot 10th and Pacitie sts. Mniland Express B&Q R R Denot i0th and Piciic sts. Mail and Express & hopn' wm .md Pacific sts. Via Pl LIlhum\\(h r. nupm 15t an Sioux City Expres: 5:45 pm 10:80 am_ 5:: T ATive | Omaha Omaha 7110 pm ' 0 Jam 18:45 pm ave | Y'ds,| Omaha Builders' Hardware and Scales. T & TAVLOR, "Hardware & Seale Ih\pnh Shop Mechanics’ Tools and Baffal HIMEB AU anh and Shus AMERICAN ANT SHOE COMPANY, Manufacturers and Wholesale 1) Boots and Shoes, lete stock of Rubber Goods 8730 at., Omatia, Neb, " MORSE & CO. Jobbers of Boots and Sho Omnha, Neb. M Z. T, LI\IL Wholesale Ruhber RBoo > thiog and Felt Boots, am’ 6:00 pm A0 pm 9:20 am 111 Farnam st EY & Co. « and Shoes. 8:15 am .25 am 11:10 am 6:00 pm 9:10 pm 11550 am | 6:10 pm Azt for Anhe 'il‘l"-“llsll Brewing Ass'n Faust, Dudwelsor and Frlanger. .\'I‘UII'Z & ILER, Lager Beer Brewer: lulnx‘uu‘r trains sare u‘».llLlr (Im'!\ 15 | _H:r piiz *X:00 pm | <i20 pm Transter. xcept Sunday, tConncets witl >, at Couneil Bluffs. S Connets with O Council Blufls, 1Conneets with Y o & Pat Couneil mum iConneets with ing trains for Chic 0 pm lwnc streets. 55 pim 6:00 am *6:15ain ave | leave Omaha. 12.am/ 0 am, *7 am, 8:00 pm pm pm 121 North 18th Str Butchers' Tools. LOUIS HELL Butchers' Tools and 8 ausage Casings of a1l Kinds nlwaye in stock. Building Material. OMAIA LUMBER CO., Dealor in All Kinds of al at Wholesale, n Pacific Track, Building Mate 18th Strectand Un Coffee, Spices, Ete. __ am *10:00 am m| 11.10 am *1:00 pm Omaha Coffee and .\p o nking Powdor S, COLE & MIL n|||| Spice \|I|l~x ) of ki |n.»m»r ¥l 7300 pm 8:15 pin 10:00 pi 11210 pin {GLE CORNI Leave | Arrive T'ransfer Transfer depot | depot John Epeneter, Prop. Manutacturer of Galvanizod Iron and Corntee. 923 Dodge and 103 and 105 X, 10th At . [ o] 1o.0/16.50 on ,|\u_.«>n PARTITION, 2 in White l’illi“A Partition orway Pine Ceiling 1, 4& 0 fneh, 12 and 14 ft., rough. 2,4 & Ginch, 12 and 14 ft., n(‘h 8. 18, 4 rough. . 1, plain,8and 10 inoh, 2 plamn,s and 10 inch, € l‘lml \~\Vll o Lfihr. 6 in. Km",k Iuluml.Frm:mrt., IR, 'A'uuun A 8istan! A. V. B. CARVENTER, Gonoral Pusseng Tickot Agent. X. AEArvonn, Assistaut General Passen- d Ticket Agent eneral Suporintendent. 1¢s, 12¢; 8 in. CHICAGO SHORT LINE =—OF Hl-w= Chicago, Milwauke & St Paul R'y THE BEST ROUTE fron OMAHA and COUNCIL BLBFFS ot THE EAST. TWO TRAINS DAILY COUNCIL BLULFS Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Rockford, Janesville, La Crosse, And il other {mportant pofnts East, Northeass und Boutheast. For through tickets call on the Tiocket Azen at 1401 Farnam stroet (n Paxton Hotel),or & Union Pacific Dop Pulimun Slooners 4nd the fnest Diniog Care the world are rur on tho muin lines of tho Cnicaao, MILWAUKEE & BT. and_every aitention 18 paid to pussengers by 8 of the company. jenoral Mana, N OMAHA PAUL RAILWAY, nd Ibt AL tention to all Omaha S unr{ Bank, Cor 13th and I)unu; us sty Capital 8tock......,....... Liability of Stockholders. . The only regulur suyings bank in the state. Five per cent interest paid on deposits, WAAPAXTON, Pres, L.B.WILLIAMS, Vi CITIZENS' BANK, 2408 Cuming Street, General Banking Business. Forelgn and Domestic and Collections Made, In Omala, Neb. Bought und Sold rest Puid un Tie NEGOTIATE LOANS ON REAL ES. ! Estatron Comm sion iness entrusted to i TEMPL ETCN, O $150,000 . 800,000 Loans Made on Real Estate, J. Browy, Viee \ Managing Di- Jouy E. WiLsui, Cashier, Union TrustCo , Omaha, Nel. LOANS MADE ON REAL ESTATE. School, County and Municipal Bonds Negotiated. Rosr. L. GARLICHS, B Joussox, Treasurer, Neept Saturda, tExeept Mon Circulars sent fre Dr.J. S. CRAWFORD, 611 N. 17th St., Omaha, Neb. pm 0 pm ARTIFIGIAL LIMBS This limb is on the lat- est improved plan Lightest and Easiest to manage and the durable limb m. have had thirty experience weé: ufacturing and special March 1st. price $100. RUEMPI NG & 'N)LTI., Munufacturers of Ornamental Galvanized Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finals, Metalic TWESTERN CORNIC C. Speeht, Prop, Galranized Tron Cornices, ete. ent Metalie Skylight. &N v 210 & TR O Kkylight, ete. $108. TOMAILL CARP. Oil Cloths, 1511 Douglas stroct. S. . ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, 0il Cloths, Matting, Curtuin Goods, Carpets, Curtaing, Agent for the Manufacturers and ]m;mnen of Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimpeys, ete. 7 South 13th st Commission and Storage. D. A. HURLEY, Commission and Jobbing. . Consigrments solicitea” 5 a ¥ ing man- | Byfter Ezgaan 1usting. 1418 Dodge streat, Omin " PEYCKE BROS., Commission Merchants. Fruits, Produce and Provisto mul (‘umm “pecinltics—Butter. Bggs, Cheoso, & m“II? South 14t sir Ble by any other 1 WM. BABCOCK, 0 Westorn At Carriages uud Buggies. Jobbers ol’ Hardware and Tinware, Sheet Iron. Ete. Agonts for il Omialia. N Yo RECTOR & WILHELNM Wholesale Hardwar Wagons and Buggies, & GHICRGO Ao ORTH- WE SEIORT TINE Omaha, Council Blufls And Chicago. The only road to take for Des Moinos, Mar- shalltown, ( elar Ra, Idn Clinton, Dixie, Chica- 0, Milwaiikeo and ull 16 of Nebraska, Colorado, Wynmll!u, Utal duho, Ne\ldll Oregon, Washington and Ci porior advantagos not possi- ne. Among & fow of the numerous points of su. eriority enjoyed by tho patro botwees Omiha and Chicago, adayof DAY COACHES w! thathuman art and ‘ngoniity can create, PALACR BLEEFPING CARS. which are mode of eomfort and elogance ING ROOM CARS, unsurpassod by any, lebrated PALATIAL DINT 1 of which cannat be found el At Couneil Bluffs the trains of the U'ni . oonnect In U'mon Depot with those of {cago & Northwestorn Ry. the trains of this line mako close connention with those of all eastern lnos, For Detroft, Columbus, Indfanapolis, Cinoln- natl, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Pitisburg, Toronto, ton, Now York, Philadeiphin, Bal! timore. Washington and all'reinta in the enst, ssk tho tioket ngent for ¢ STERN RAILWAY. To the peo- 1ta PARLOR DRAW. s oW1 4-«n|. Pass't Agent - R. BOLLES, “Cily Pass A gt OMAHA JOBBERS'DIREGTOHY Artists' Material. A. HOSPE, Artists’ Materials, Pianos and Orgaus, 1£13 Douglns Street, Om H T Agricultural Implements. CHURCHILL PARKER, o rin Agricultural Iplements, Wagons, Joncs atreet, between 9th il ohibia, Nob: LININGER & ME Agl enltural ]m)rlununn. 'CALF CO AN & ('1)., e Commission Merchants, Coal ane Lime. STONL & CO,, Hard and Soft Coal, 0mco and yard. Iith OMAHA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY OMAHAJOBBERSDIRECTORY Butter and Eggs. McSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter aml Eges. leh’\l@flum And l'l"lln GALLAGHER & cO, Wholesalo Groceries and l‘mvlslonl Nos. 106, 707, 700 and 711 8. 10th !I (‘r-:n b M('('(DRI) BRADY & o« ('().' Wholesale Grocers, _I%th and Loavenworth ats., Omaha. Mmfimre w. J IHH)JT( H, Heavy Hardware, Iron and Steel, Bprings, Wagon Stock, Tiardwaro Lumber, ote. 1 nd 1211 HArney st, Ominn, INEY & GIBRO Wholesale Iron and Steel, Wagon and Carringe Wood Stock, Honvy Hardw _Ete 1217 A0d 1210 Lenvonworth st., Ouann, Noge MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantier, Grates, Birass Goods. 121 and 19 Farnam Strect. Iron Works. "PAXTON & VIERLING Iron Works, Wrought and Cast Tron Builting W e, Weama and Girders, Seam ¥ X Mrchine and FIL MOMANUS, €. SULLIVAN, oMAHA VIR IRON WORKS, Manufacturars of Wire and Iron Railings, Desk Rails, Window Guards, Flower Stinds, Wire Signs, NL10th, - Ordore by mnil promptiy attende Lumber. LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, h, Lime, Sagh, Doors, erTth wnd Douglas; Corner Do na, CHICAGO LU ‘ll” lf CO., Wholesale Lumber, 8148, 1th street, Omaha, Nob. F. Colpetror, Manager, N. DIETZ, Lumber 15th And Caltforein St Omaha, Neb, FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Ete., Eto, Cor. 6Lh and Dougln ste., Omaha. N HOAGLAND, Lumber, T. W, HARVEY LUMBER CO., Dealers Only. OmMee, 1403 Farnam atrect, Omaha. ‘CHAS. E. LEE, Hardwood Lumbet, Wood Carpet Parguet Floorlug. 9th and Douglas Ot JOHNN A. WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Ete. Tmported and American Portlnd Cement. State Agent for Milwnukeo Hydraulic Ce Quiney White Li itand Dest —_— Live Stock. UNIOX 'OCK Y. utns’ CO, Of Omaha. Limited. John F. Boyd, Superinterdent, Live Stock Cnmmlssm/b M. BURKE & SO. \’S‘ Live Stock Commission, Geo. Burke, Manugs 8. Omnbin. __Unton Stock ¥ Telephone { REEN, n Merchants, of Stock solioited. nahn, Neb. .DER & Ll)., Importers und Jobbers of Millinery and Notions, 1213 and 12 GOODRICH & 0., 'Aro the only Direct Importers of German & French Toys & Faney Goods m 0. Chicago prices duplicated without adds eight. 1415 Furnam Street, Omnbi. OBINSON NOTION CO., Wholeralo Denlers fn Notions and Furnishing A A 405 8. Tenth St Omaha, VINYARD & SCHUNEIDER, Jobbers in y and Gents’ Furnishing Goods. 1006 ana 1008 Farnam nl Omnh Notions, Hosie Overalls. NPIELD MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Mannfacturers of Overalls, Joan: s, Shirts 1 1108 Do 7lus Stroet, JA-SUNDEULAND, Sec! OMAHA COAL, COMPANY, Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal, COKE & Ll'lll' JOHNSON Mannfacturers of Illinois White Lime. Aud Shippers of Conl and Coke. Lair. Fire. Brick, Drain. Faroum st., Owaha, ~ Confectionery. . FAY & CO., Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts and ¢ 1211 Faroam St. of this road are it two tral hich are Cigars and Tobacco. MAX MEYER & CO., s of Cigars, Tobacco, ttion, 215 to 70 & 1tk sk, 3 CARS, Gups and Ammu Paper Boxes J. L. WILKIE, Manufacturer of Paper Boxe: 5 pruskis, Orders by mailso recolve prompt uttention. REES PRINTING COMPANY, Job Printers, Blank Book Maker And Book Binders. 106 and 18 South Fourteenth ot Omuhin, Neb, WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION Auxiliary Publishers, Denlers in Ty p And Printers’ Supplios. 809 Ifth Stroot. Pumps. CHURCHILL PUMP CO,, Wholesale Pum[m, I'| e, hllmml. er Supplio toam an p Fi e AT K 1L Co in Duicaso W, r,.s"r & FRITSCIE Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, Apa Wholesnlo Dealere in Leat 10w l"lf o W 00 DLAND, Wholesale Dowlers in baccos, Pipes aud Smokers Agents for 1. 1,3 SONT 8 O STktoanch Seralo, sty Furnishing Goods & Notions 1104 Douglas, cor. 11th 8t., Omuha, Neb. 1 Liauore, Aleotiol and Rpirite and Joubers of Wing WILLOW SPRI CO, and ILER & C Importors and Jovere of Fine Wing » DISTILLE'Y Drain Tile, Etc. JPORD Soc.AT 088 NION HYDRAULIC DRAIN TILE ('u., A HBAUKLPY DEWEY & STON Wholesale Dealers in ¥ FPARLIN,ORENDORE & MARTIN Wholesaie Deals Agriculiural Implements, 901,05, 906 aud T, Jones st ITARLES SHIVFE Upliolstery, . 106, 1206 and 1210 Farnag A, L, STRA Pumps, Pipes and Engines, Bteam, Whter ‘o0, Ui wrd 24 ¥ o U.S. WIND l'“\l.I‘\lu und PUMP COMPANY, Wind Mille; vieam and Water Sapplies 018 are Wiy Hallada Plum B 5L, Omi I Safes, Etc. BOYER & CO,, Hall's & Lock Co,8" ke, Yaulu Fire and Burgiar Jmid Work: G. ANDREE. Omaha Safe Works. Manutacturcraof Fire uud Bargiar Pro Doors, Juil Work. Shutiers and T4th wnd Jacknon Sta, Omahy, " Sash, Doors, Etc. Snfes, Vaul s Work." Cor. M. A. DISBROW & CO,, Holesalo Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blindg and Monldings, Bianch uifif’v b and feard e, Omahs, Neb. G, T LYMAN, Sash, Door, Bli Mouldings, Bullding Paper, ete. 1001 K Thirteenth Streed O 0. A el ock uf Builders' BOIN MANUFACTURING O, Manufacturers, of Sash, Doors, Blinds, S VA Wagons and Carriages. A, J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Faegory, 1 — D D R AT T e