Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 29, 1887, Page 3

- TWO MILLION BUSHELS SOLD. Represeatatives of the Coast Wheat Syndi- cate Unload Half Their Holdings. TRADING CHIEFLY BY SCALPERS, Provisions Rule Fairly Active But Ex- cessively Nervous—A Falling Off in Cattle Receipts—General Market Quotations. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. CHICAG Beg.|—F Special Telegram to the y & Co. are supposed to tave €old about 2,000,000 bushels of their wheat yesterday through a new set of brokers. Trades with this firm which have been open for weeks were settled up this morn- Ing. As Field, Lindley & Co. have repre- sented the California elique which has been eutting a great figure in wheat on the bull #ide the discovery this morning that open trades were settling up made the fecling very It s not betieved the Cali- fornians sold all their wheat, and it is not be- lieved that it could have been sold if it wantedito without a break. But of the 8,000,000 10 4,000,000 bushels which Fleld, Lindley & Co, held, the theory is that f was sold yester- day. Wheat was tolerably active, but unset- tled and irrexular. Offerings more than kept ace with the reqnirements and the inside res of the day were the closings, being a iade under the latest quotations of yester- day. Consols were reported off a few points and prices crept up, but a denial of the rumor whittled off the advance. Most of the trading was of alocal sealping nature. There was no war news, and it was the gen- eral impression that there was a good deal of anloading At the close the feeling de- one of weak May s and after lmlnhlln., between & S1ige closed at 833 bruary ¢ ii'se. March mvlll(\lu ‘(@75'4e and left off At 77%c. April closed at i8%c. June sold at Byasadee and closed at $5'¢. Corn exhibited a moderate amount of life and possessed more independence than for some time past. Liverpool and Ve York were unfayorable but there was no special pre: longs, Shorts tried to foree prices low there appeared to be a liberal su of seat- tering orders to buy at 40ige for May and pre- vented a break below tnatiigure. The whole range for May was 40 (@ u) “se and the close at 1 o’clock was 40407, Longer futures r“qllll*t June closed lll. 411 fe and July at 4e. Provisions were fairly active, but ex- cessively nervous, mrln-ufm ly for pork, h received the lIIl)“l attention, I'rade, , was chiefly between several big local speculators, who bought early snd sold Iater. ~One speculator is said to have dumped 60,000 barrels of May pork between € and $12, . Last sales were at 812, Tard was steady with moderate @6,67) 170 and closed and $0.6714(6.70 Short ribs were in fair demana at 16 and closed at $6.50 for Ma m.—On the afternoon board wheat anid mbss pork were steadior and o shad ter. Wheat, February, sold at March at 77 5@777c, May at 8314 at £5ie, closing at outside pr C February, i, \nm-n 3 7o, May 401.@00Ce, June' 41 February, tige, March S5ce. Ma Mess pork, February, $13.45, 0, May sultl at $12.65 ‘and closed with hikhest ked. Lard, February, $6,42}¢ @6.45, March $6.50, May $6.65 bid. CH ICA\U:) LIVE STOCK. CnicAGo, Jan. 28.—|Special Telegram to the Bee. \—CATTLE—Under a light run and A heavy falling off in numbers ag compared with last week, salesmen felt justitied in asking more money for their cattle, but buyers, as is usual when the run is light, held oft and waited. Trade ruled rather slow until near noon, when there was a fair mar- ketand justa turn better in prices on stock that suited the shipping and dressed beef trade. Buyers claim that prices were higher, yet few salesmen were willing to admit that tlaim, but all azreed there was a stronger feeling, with here and there a lot that sold tor a shade more mon Butehers’ stock was In good demand, with fancy cows and heifers making money if bought right in the coun- try. Thereis a brisk demand for stockers and feeders, with a slight upturn In prices. Bhipping steers, 1350 to 1500 1bs, $4.35@5.00; 1200 to 1350 1bs, $4.00@4.403 950 to 1200 Ibs, £3.40@4.00. Stockers and feeders, $2.50@ B.90: cows, bulls and mixed, $1,75( Bu”c s. 15, Through Texas steers, § ulls, ¥2. Hoas—The market openod with buy: nsking an advance of 5@10¢, and a f t'mly sales were made at that advance, especially in certain divisions, while in other the yards there was no up turn atany \'me, Later, however, there was a sharp down turn all around, with the general markoet closing with all the advance lost and man of the late arrivals unsold. During the booin in the mulllluk afew fancy heavy sold at . 0065.15, and some fancy light nt $4.80@ 4.5, but xl! the close these sorts, and in fact all others, could have been bought baloe lower than the above quotations, The aver- age run of packing sorts sold within a range of $4.75@4%. and common §4.504,00; Yorkers, mwu 03 l and B, sort, $4.05, INANGIAL. New York, Jan, 28.—MonNmy—On call easy at 2@4 per cent, closed at 214 per cent. BTERIING EXCHANGE— ~Dull, nu-udy and unchanged. l‘l'\.llll MERCANTILE PAPER—5}{@0}¢ per ceni (OVERNMENTS—(Government bonds were dull, but steady. SToCKS—Stocks opened weak with the rice 1g to 1g per cent below last evening’s inal ficures, “There was a moderately active business in the first hour, when about two- fifths of the business for the entire day was transacted. D’rices continued firm ~ until shortly after noon, when the market sagged off nllflmy. being' at times extremely dull. The close was firn but quiet at or near the best prices reached. STOCKS oll"mWALL STRERT. P cent bonds. L& NW..mey LB preforre 15 ew 4 [N, acific 075 of 10, ;umon _entral Pacitic C.&A. DIvIerrea. £l | referred . C, M. &5t P, preferved . ‘51. ), & 0, preferred Texas Pacific. Union Pacitie. W, 5t L.& P | " preferrea . \\'n‘uler‘: Union. vreferrod .. }mnmn Gentral Ansas & Texas. ka Shore . . & N ~'~x§ Ohicago, Jan. "» ~Following quotations are the closing figure: Flour—1'nchanged; BA@H.30: southern, §4.10@4.20 consin, $4.20004.30; Michigan soft spring t, $5.70@4.50: Mipnesota bakers, $3. @ patents, $4.50@4,50; lo Tye fio rades. 81,05 glules b ¥2GE40; i Q. ctuations confined within mod- feeling was unsettled - and l.‘;bz(;llrull'n llghtly lower r’.mgu, and elosed e Same as ye fin g Ne Mareh, 71 13100; Any! soage >+ o8 TINCS Corn—bull - and’" 1 l4C range, o Aarcl, !y Diges Rans quie yesterday's elose; cas Quu»l at Sde Dull at 50¢ im0ty seed Priwe Flaxsecd--$1.00 hluul). fluctuations Mg saine as yesterday; May, 40%¢, v-llh no change from sci May, 80'ge, S¥bon, Whisky - &1, l!‘ Pork—Moderately active and irregular, closing llnu, cash, §12.50; March, § H nl" $12.75, 1--Quiet and steady, \\ilh lmfln‘!munc. 4 37551 shoulders, 5 50; sh nh-ur.umm 3 a{}“v““ —Quiel; creamery, 21 g @28 ge; dairy, Checse—Quiet; full cream cheddars, 125(@ 19%c; flats, 19%@1%: young Americas, 13@ 134e: skims, Siq@lzige. Legs—11aWe, Hides—Steady and Green, [ heavy green d, Tige: salted bull, 6lge: - dry salted, ~ 11@12: dey Hint, 14@14c: deacons, e each, aliow—No. 1eountry, i+ No, 2, 9%c: cake, 4¢ Receipts, 6l|1|vm!‘||h. bbls 000 bu Corn, bu 150000 Oats, bu 9,000 Rye, bu Barley, bu. New York, Jan. 50,000 exports, 310003 spot tions opened a shade lower, Wheat—TRec steady Lll“r advanced s(@'ic, afterwards declined 4 with & y of Lya'ye; ungraded red, 91@o2 red, D13des So. 1 red, te: No. 2 red, 1n store, Gi5giniie in elevator, 9 de livered; February closed at 9115, CornLower, ~ closing_steady;__receipts, 0,000; exporte, 111,400; ungraded, @490} No, s¢ in elevator, 45%(¢ delivered; Feb- rual losing at 47 Oats—Mo receipts, 61,0005 exnorts, sty @ ) non @38c; white Petroleum—Steady: United closed at 70'¢e. .,u.u...l.' Lard rm and in f; western ste: lhuur 9 Chioess flat, 11 @ Minneapoiis, trading at cash and northern 82 Firm and in 1255 January and northern, Ji May, Soc. Mleu kee, —Quiet; Jan, Febru Jan. ade lower prices; No. sbruary, T Dulls Imlunté, air demand; western, fair demand; western 23, —Wheat—Liberal 1 _hard, i No. 1 May, February, Mav, anuary and $4.50@1.60; bakers, 000 bu, 000 bu. 3 flour, 13,000 Provisions—Steady’; pork, January, $12.50 May, § Clncln nati, No. 2 red, Corn— Oats—Quiet; Rye Whisky—Aective and firm at 811 Louls, Jan. M Corn— i 3 M 41 Quiet; ay, Sic About st Py dy: N —Wheat—Easy; cash 0. 2 mixed, cash, mixed, cash, S .40, Butter—Quict; creamery, 25@20c; dairy, @24e. Afternoon Board--Wheat, Kausas Oity, easy ‘and e orn, unchanged; oats, firm and s@ i{e higher. Veak; No. 2 red, Februar, e bid. Corn—Weak; No. Feb- 80}e asked; May, 34c, Nominal iverpool, demand poor: ot s 1 for cash. 25, —Wheat— offer freely; nia, No. 1, 78 fd@is 7d per cental; red. western spring and winter, 7s 4d@is 5 per cental. Corn—Dull and demand poor; mixed western, s, 614d, New Orleans, Jan. 25.—Corn—Quiet and steady at 4%ai0e, Ohioa, 1enorts mixed, § 5@10¢ hi rough and shi mllll.' 8, 8t. Louis, J'm head: shipments, 700 head cholce he to good steers, Texas cattle, . Hogs—Recelpts, LIVE 2o, Jan. 25, as follows: Recelpts. 6,000: market wi 1. cher, $4,70@5.153 | sm-ep—lu«-ehm, 5000; o) 10: and butchers® ing, fair to good, medium to fancy, 84.4 to good, $4.00@4.50, d ticrce, $6.25f Shoulder: and clear nb 5 2 and :'hlwll W llh by, —Lultll'~m§cup N ive ‘and strong : selections, 3 long clear, STOCK. 'he Drover’sJournal and .40@5.00: stockers cows, bulls and 10@3.15; through 5,000 market opened lvance lost; cking and n 5@t 905 skips, @ it 84, market stead 8 ade stron steer: 4.9 01,75 Kansas City, Jan. 25.—Cattle—Recelpts, 1,000 head; shipments, 800 head; ship 10c higher; com St the market, ockers, @’ Ttacelpts, OMAHA LI ¢ &,600 2,000 head; firm and’ b¢ higher; common choice, $4,35@4.85. n to choice, 00; feeding ¥ strong, $1.60@s.20. head; shipments, to v STOCK, Friday, Jan, 28, Cattle. ‘The receipts were extremely light and con- sequently there was not very much doing on ‘The cattl e that were in were all sold out at prices about steady with yester- day. day’s bri Hogs. ‘The receipts were more liberal to-day. The market opencd active and strong at yester- ces. The lato arriyals sold req at even stronger prices. lily The yards wero cleared and the market closed stronger, Sheep. There were only a few sheep in, but they were not all sold. Sheep. . Showin stock on Choice steers, 135 t0 1500 1bs Choice steers, 1100 to 1300 1bs. Good feeders. ... Good to Fair to n Good to Light and medium hogs Good to choiee heavy hogs. Good to choice mixed hogs. No. Ay, Recelpts. this market: choice cor medium gr choice bulls. . Shk ‘.m 54 w0 10 HOC I'r iling Prices. the prevailing prices paid for live El B0@4,50 4.70 62 Showing the highest and last month and last year: Shipment Showing the number of cat sheep shipped from the yards d |N\l‘(‘\\| live we dead liogs sell at e per 1b, fo Skins,” or hogs weighing no valne. Notes. Hogs all sold. Very few cattle in. A strong hog market, 1. Ford, Marquette, was in w hog: amuel Ewing, Genoa, had market. John Wi ns, Columbus, w load of ho, Gieorge o/ Ashland, OMAHA WHOLESALE General Produc fre took a little and single cases Povry k but the receipts are not | the best stock is goine turkeys in, but the de; ew have sol Geese and dy Burren eral ana th le of very (‘hmm‘ or fan )c, but the choicest is S fair to good, delie; spurt in s e t faney B Limburge wy—DPoultry is not ces A8 & Week ago. glutted with turkeys and t sale for them at any price: Se outside for the best stock while a of it is selling for @ demand at Se for the choicest ;inml stock is selling as low as 7 ducks sell at Sade. The market re side from that ther ne coming in. Prairic ch and venison are out of se trary to the The law has never been ver (nnml and a cood many s after they are out_of IIIr(l. per llnl. fl,‘..’uq’n 5 mixe i b the n).uk~| tirely to the sale of small lots f “hoice stock from store, st nis—Beets, ¢ » quoted at 0c. 00450 per. bbl. ple market stocks on_ hand are lights Ch stock por bl 50,003 stock per bbl. $4.00. Ox10Ns —Home grown stock, @1.40, CeLrry—Choice stock, per d LEMONS—A car of Messina I this week in good shape; Valeneia per ca 03 Santa Anna —Cape Col, 1and_bugle, per bl country, cd, $1.40@ 1505 l(w 00, Prov .eans, 7c: l:ml. lard, 10 b cans, e 40¢. Grocora® 1iist. Prekres—Medium, in bbls, half bbls, $3 half bbls, §4.00; gherkins, in bl in Imlf bbls 84,50, CA 84, I’m »,lm\\ berries, 2'1b. 1 raspberrics, 2 Ib, per case, 3 per casc, $4.50% 4.00; peache: ries, per case, $6.00; piuns blucberries perease, $1.5 per c - piueapnles, sum 11 1b mnckerel, 11b salmon, per doz, $ @ les, per'case, $1.75 case, $1.70; 2 1b limabe 2 1b marrow fat peas, per case early June peas, per case, $2.77 toes, 82,5252 Ib.corn 8 6c: evaporated in box berries, boxes, 10';@l1e 1880, 10@10}5¢; pe raspberries, new, jey enrr prunes, new. 3 5 SuGAns — Powdered, 0@y granulated, 6y @6 A, hig@ie: standard extra C ©, 5% @dges medinm yellow, 4 Corrrks—Ordinary grades, Lu@lsiges; prime, 155@1oe; ehol faney groen and yellow. 16w ernment Java, 2@ 20c; Mocha, 23w 201g¢; MeLaughl Dilworth’s, 201 ¢ i l‘vr(‘m!nlw g mule square, 0. Syirupr—Nao, 70, Ilnn kegs, New Orlean: per ‘zallon 3x@ibe; s, “'old time,’ , ver doz, $10,00; , $5.50; Jlrror gloss, 1 halt '!c Kingsford's 21033, 6 b, i Kingsf ngsford’s pu: 4c. Mixed, @111 ge: u's igei King im st oda, Soaprs—Kirk's Kirk s satinet, $3.00; Kirk’s white Iuwmn. $.00; sayon cap, $6.50; white cloud, §5.75. 55; wask | Jan. 1857 less Prognant sows are docked 40 1bs, and stags 80 |bs, by the publie inspector, Friday, Jan. 6 sold as high a 1S are in f (‘Ili('lwh 15 overstock ots, 531,005 3 medium, ked navy, $1.50 small, in bbls, § per’ case, 2 Dinep Fuuir-—No. | quarier peaches, . evaporated, Tes per y.lllnx ), mirror glo Kirk s standard, Kirk's Range of Prices. lowest prices paid for loads of hogs on this market during the past seven days and for the same tme Jan. tle, hozs and uring the day. Friend Allsales of stock 1n this market are made ¢ht uniess otherwise stated, all weights, than 100 1bs, with a load of stock on the as here with a % Potter & Son, Corn- Neb., was in mith, of the firm of Askwig & was in with a car of cattle. MARKETS o 08, The following prices are for rownd lots of prodiceeyts sold on the maiket to-day. — The quotations on fruits represent the prices at which outstde orders are filled. Gas--The receipts were fairly liberal to- and the prevailing price for strictly N stock was ‘esterday the n e insi air demand, The bulk of here are very and is also light, 1in a small way at $aioc. e going at Y10, re llh- al ling mostly at common, 10 n cheddars, single, 1e: Y oung Aweri- gine quite as i market is Ty little is abont tho al deal are in fait stock while ¢ Geeseard . with also in dibir il ¢ is vory Little tekens, quail ason and it is con- aw for dealers to handle them, strietly ers lianddle no new features in S limited almost en- rom the store. mall lots 60w parsnips and Horse-radish firm and Missouri Choiee Michigan per bu. 81.00 07, 4045 CMONS AT 1 Messina. per box, Ase, oranges *per per bbl, . $10,00; Bell good hand lard 5 Ih rds, 2% . counts, 80, do, in : do, in 5,003 o, bl —Oysters,standard, per case, 2207 per case, §: olun 15, per_cast - doz, §1.10: cse, 2,40 @3 503 2 1b llb toma- upmm 53(@ @l3c: bla 15e: T@iige; cut loaf, confectioners’ K(@hiie; extra $a03 1415 falr loo, 1K@16MGC} old_wov- ents, interior Jaya, 16}4@ Arbuckle roasted square cases $1.20@1.25; umhlu syrun, 1 gal- sa]lun cans, 6e; mirror 5, 61b, 0c; corn, 1 o, Kingsford's re, 51, 7%e; ok, 8'4@0Me. st er snaps, Skeq §2.70: £3.05; white £3.10; quart cans, 85.0n, perial, iboard, General 'nurxnu, ireen butehers, cured. “c; dry flint, 1@l green calf skins, 4 two-thirds price. Primo white, Sheep Pelts, V ARNISH ture, extra, $1.10; coach extra, $1.40; B Alr da 3 furniture, «oach, No. * sheilae, L5 FLOUR AND MILLSTUFF flour, |>.~l ality patent, =2, 0 iy ot 8 @2.70; t flour, per bbl ». per hundr .l) vaised, forty 07 do, twenty 5 1b Dac! 1, 70¢ per ew sereenin shorts, grallam, $1.1; HEAVY MDWAM—M’UD. £8—§: nlmh per gallon ; igaifo; green v salt, Y@loe; naged hides ase— 15 ., : brown, rurni- No. 1, § 1, $1.20; 70¢; 'asphaltum, hard oll tvish, Winter wheat 3 second ¢ fll o Spring w J. Welshan's ek 4\-. Tl per ewt; hay. In bales, $7, 00 per ton, Tate ¥ I plow steelspectal eastd1c crucible steel, Aies cast tools, do, 12@1S¢ T Wagon spokes, per set, T hnru‘ Shoe $4.60; Burden s mvno shoes, 50, Barbed wire,” in 1 Lot $4.00 per 100 Ibs, Nai rates, 10 to 50, $.0 Steel nails, Shot, $1.85; buckshot, 81.85: orjantal powader, ke, §2.50: do. halt Kews, £2.00; do, quartet keus use, per 10 feet, f\c Lead FAINTS 1§ O1t—WHhite lead, Omah white lead pure, §7. illes green green seal, 12 zine, in vermillion, 10¢: rose pinik, 14et \ e, ] enetian red, American. red lead, ige: chrome, yellow, genuinie chromo " yellow, ochra, rochelle. ochre, ochre, 15es 2ig¢ Krench z ine, e} French, ¢ .c Winter's mlmml Janish brown, 23 American, rrince’s mines Spirrrs—Cologne soirits, 158 proof, $1.1 do 101 |r|ml £1 1~ 101 proof, SL17: 188 proot Aleohol, tucky bourbons, ticky and Pennsylvani Golden Sheaf bourbon §1.50 Brandies, imported, 25,0008 L50@3.0. " Gins, imported, $4.5 L Champagnes, 00@33,00; Ameriean, hiskle: imported. ver ea per case, £10.00&19 D White lead, 8e: Freneh Paria whiting, 2'c; whiting comvl, Lo lampbiack, lampbiack, ordinary, ultramarine, 185¢; va \!Hl\ K in brown, Sc: umber. burnt. d¢; umber, ra sienna, burnt, dei sienna, raw, 4e; green, Paris green. green, vermillion 1 raw and burnt u burnt sienna, 12¢ it k and ivory Prussian blue, lirome vreea. | Venctian red, American yermiliion, L. w ochre, 21 L. . & & octire, 16¢: natent dryer, \H\Ilmuflnr light oak, dark oak, walnut. chestnut and ash. 1 JDEUGS AND UHEMICALS.—Acld, carbolic, 21 acid, tartar 3 balsam copaiby, per bark sassafras. per t, 10c3 calomel, ¢, l'huu-lmv\lul\a per oz, 40¢5 ehloro: Jover's powders, glycorine, Form, vor 1 81 403 pire, per Ib Qil, castor, No. 2, per izal., oil orivannum P& W.and R, iodide, per th, €2, te morphine, per oz b sll‘,\('hlllllt' ner a AND DKINS prime, W Matin, fall, v, S Decr and fall and summe; winter, per pound per pound, 20e. Ory Lumbor, BOARDS, Noi Copm.s. s 12 Mand 1ot N ¥ 12, 14 and 16 ft, Nod & Iidandio NOARRE RS 214 and 16 DIMENSIONS D PARTITION. 1st com., 3§ m W hlu- l’lw‘ Partjtion . 34 Com. % in. Norway Pine Cailing FENCING, No. 1, 4& 6 Inch, 12 and 11 ft., rough No. %, 4 & 6inel, 12 and 14 ft. rough STOCK BOARDS, A l" inch. 8.1s, 4!'»(, Fiueh b g 0. N # 5o o ob 6 SHIP LAT, No. 1, plain,8and 10 inch.. No. z, plan’s and 10 inc ]‘.!& ll {LA WBft.... A standard, edar, 6 1n., }4s, \‘~'C: 8 in. GHIGAGO fifom LINE ——OF CHl- = Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul By THE BEST ROUTE Srom OMABA and COUNCIL BLOFFS ot THE EAST. TWO TRAINS DAILY DETWEEN OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFF3 Chicago, —AND— Milwaukes, St. Punl, Minneapolis, Cedar Kupids, Clinton, Dubuque, Davenport, Rock Island,Freeport, Rockford, Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, And all other Important points East, Northeast and Bouthoust. For through tickets call on tho Tioket Agen at 1401 Farnam_ street (in Paxton Hotel),or # Unfon Paclfic Dopo Pullman Blsevers and tho finast Dining Cars in the world are run on the main lines of tho OnicAGo, MILWAUKEE & BT. PAUL RAILWAY, uad evory aftontion is puid to pussongors by omployes gt the compay. R. M1 encral Manuger. I¥ Tcickit, Assiatant (Genoral Manager, V. B. CARVENTER, Goneral Passenger and Tigket Agont: Gxo. B Huirvonn, Assistunt General Paston- ger and Ticket Ager ¥ Ak, Génoral Buperintendent. oourter Dr, Chase's Las Héceipt Book, SMEMORIAL Rlbllln Lastand crowning work of | ust B R n S hetone, M GEE LEE, LAUNDRY, No. 2112 Cuming St, Omaha, Nebraska Faney Work a Specialty, ut. Outfit ' SCHMELING, HARDWARE! As the season is about over I will close out my Cook and Heating Stoves at cost, Call and get a bargain S. W. Cor. 17th st. and Mary's Ave, 0. F. DAVIS & CO. Nebraska Land Agency General dealers in rea tate mortzag:s, 155 \' eh ka. DOCTOR JONES. Office, 141 2 Farnam. Residence. 20th and Callfornt St. 1 estate and real es- arnam st,,Omaha c; Lenigh brown, | second quality, 81, Redistilled | | $1.50@ | TIIE RAILWAY TIVE TABLES ¥as.50; hubs, per 135: felloes! !k\ve‘:l dry, $1.50; (”‘(‘K““' each, Soe: nu'l\l fl\l \“ A each, T5c: square nuts, “per \ll flaile: coi T A ~ 1/eAVe Chath et . i, tmaleanls, e ...‘“1 Arve T Tenve wedges, Be; erowbars, 6¢: harrow teeth, 4'<¢, - Bhededoiid Rl spring steel, lhwhv UNION PACIFIC. Depot 10th and Pierce sts. Pacific Express. . T Denver, Expross. . *Loenl Express 5:20 pm < 11:00am 5 L O | & M. Devot Tigh s et ts, Mailand Express 4] . A5 pm 210300 i §:55 pm 10:00 am 745 pim 30 am xpress | U B.& Depot 10t and Mail and Express Chicago Express . Q R R ! 6:00 pm 9:20 am K. l & C, Depot l“!h and 1 acific 8 1y n Plattsmouth Lincoln Exprc *Except \Lan +Except Satard Depot15th and Webster st. Sioux City Express..... "“\II( roftAccommodation vt Sunday CMISSOURI PACIFIC, Depat 15th and Webster Day | xpress... Ni Xpress lwmmn Expre: 5 am 11:10 am 00 pm 9:10 pm am . 6:10 pm UNION, STOOK ¥ ARDS| Leave | Leave | INS US Y'ds| Omaha pt Sunday. 1600 am Traims leavine U, T, de-| #7:05 am potin Omaha at 10 *5:10 am | M 5:05 pom, and 8 2130 A 10100 am ving[*10:51 am 1 n,oand those e : 0| 2:00 pin Union stock _yards at . and 10:51 . m, 0 pmj 8:05 pin thronzh passen PATS Tl all others are e yards dummy tween stock O - Leave | Leave . Omalia. *ixcept Sunida fConneets with . € P at Couneil BlufTs, S Conneets with C. B, & Q0 & LML & St P B; Conne 1Cy nmuvu ith W. St ¢ I, at Couneil Blufr onneets with all even ing trains for Ch Couneil Bi Jeave Omahs Union Pacitic depot, 10th and Picrce streets. o |, Arrive r Transter depot am 9:835am p | 8:50 pm ARTIFIGIAL LIMBS. This limb is on the lat- ost improved plan. The Best, Lightest an, iest to manage and the most durable limb have had thirty five experience wearing, man- made, ufacturing and adjusting. Will give spe Until March lst ¥ best limb for §63. Former price $100. Circulars sent free. Dr.J.S. CRAWFORD, 611 N. 17th St., Omaha, Neb. e CHIGAGO WD MIORTH- VWESTERN Omaha, Council Bluffs And Chicago. The only rond to take for Des Moinos, Mar- shalltown. adlar Rapis, Clinton, 1)ixie Chioa- g0, Milwaiikes and ull points east. To the 16 of Nohraska, Colorado, Wyomin aho, Nevadn, Orogon, Wnshington c fornia, it offors suporior advantages not o ble by any othor ine. Among a fow of the numerous points of su- periority enjoyed by tho patrons of this rosd otween Omiha and Chickgo, aro it two tral Adayof DAY COACHES which are the fino tant human art and ingenuity can ercate. Ita PALACK BLEEPING CARS, abich are models of eomfort and elogance. 18 PARLOR DItAW- ING KOOM CAKS, unsurpassod by any, and its -ma)y oelebratod ' P. T, DINING CARS, uAl of which eannot ba found elgewhere: R P tan it tha 1 atne of the. o Faal flo By connect in Union Depot with those of the Chicago & Northwostern Ry. In Chicage the trains of this line muke close connection with those of all enstern lines, For Detroft, Columbus. Indfunapolis, Cinein- nati, Ningara Fulls, Buffulo, Pittsburg, Toronto, Montronl, Hoston, New York, Philadeiphin, Bl timore, Waghington and all'reints in the sast, ask the tickot agent fox ticketa via th NORTHWESTERN," 1t you wish lhl hoest socommodations. ticket aeents sell ticke's v nthis line M.HUGHITT, B P. WILSON, Genernl Manager, Genl, Pass'r Agent Chioago, Tl 'y 'pory g Cily Pass Agt Olllll JOBBEHS’DIHEGTORY Artists’ Matorial. An WM, BABCOC 0 Western Agt Artists’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, 14103 Donglas Street, Omaha. Agricultural Implements. "CHURCHILL PARKER, Wholesale Dealer in Agricultural lmplvlmnlu. Wagons, Cerisges nud Buggle ¥ Btroot, between 9th wiAg, ohive, Neb: & LININGER & METCALEF CO, A[{l ienltural Implements, ugzies, Bte., Wholesale, Omaha. LEZ, FRIED & C0,, Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Tinware, Shoet iron, Ete. Agents for Howe Scales, and M waer €5 Gmatin NCU. WLl MY n,fz. Wholesaie Hardwar Western agents for Jefforson ool N Powder 00, Fa iindard Sealus Omelin 5. Austin Corner PARLI & MARTIN I Agriculiaral lmplements, Wagous and Buggios. 901, K5, 05 and W07 Jonos st e Butter and Eggs. McSHANE &£ SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. nem.onm A7 FAcking House, 1th and Leaven: n 8t U L K. Track, Omah Builders' Hardwar and Scales. T HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOER, Builders'Hardware & Seale Repair Shop Mechanies' qu]snud llumfl Seales. 100 Douglas st., . Y Boots and Shoes. 73 AMERICAN HAND SHOE COMPAN SEWED Manufacturers 4 Wholesale Dealers in Boots and Shoes, Complate stoek ot Rubbor |.A...,.|.A.mn on hana W. T. MORSE & CO. Jobbers of Boots and $hoes, W1 Farnam st, Omaha, siree ST, LINDS ‘l' Wholesale Rubber Boots and Shoes. #uh“-::dUh;‘;lfll‘lnl‘l\wl vllnl Falt Boo Agt. for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Brands. Faust, Budwelser and Erlange STORZ & IL¥ R Lager Beer Brovy 121 North 15th Street, ¢ Butchers’ Tools. LOUIS HELLER, Butehers' Tools and Supplies, Sausage Casings gF all kinds always o stock. Oabin 1215 Building Material. OMAIA TUMBER CO Doaler . All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale, 18th Streetund Union Paeifie Track, Omaha. . Buking Powder. Flivoring B ry Blue. Ink. ltte. 114 16 Harvey streot, \'uullln. Neb, Toas, Coffees, king Powde g 6 fash OF 017 11 Phekni 100 Howard st Omabn, Try on Ooftes. Cornice. FEAGLE CORNICE W l)l(‘Kb, John Epeneter, Prop. Manufacturer. of Gulvanized Iron and Cornlee. )dge nnd 103 and 105 N, 0th st.. Omaha, Nob, "RUEMPING & BOLT Manufacturers of Ornamental Galvanized Cornices, Dormer Windows, \ c;llyl'\llllln..klyllkhl.fl c. 8108, WORI STERN CORNIC. Carpets. ToMAIA CARP Jovbers of Carpets, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Linoleums, Mattings, Bte. 1511 Douglas strect. = S, A, ORCHARD, v Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtuin Goods, Kic, 103 Famam Street, ahn. Nab. Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimueys, eie. Office, 517 South 13th st. Commission and Storage. D. A. HURLEY, Commission and Jobbing. Butter, Eggaand Produce. nments solicited, Headqunrters for Stoncware, Toxes and Ao Buskets. 144 Dodge streot, Om PEYCKE BROS., ion Merchants. Fruits, Produce and Provisi Omaha, Neb. w. E. BII)I‘I"LL. Storage and Com, ion Merchant. Speciuities—Rutter, Eus o2, os0, Poultry. Game, Dystore, oo Hes iz South e o WIEDEMAN & O, Produce Commission Merchants, Poultry, Butter, G i ete. 70 B Mt inme, Ominha, AHA JOBBERS' DIRECTORY | MAHAJOBBERSDIRECTORY e, Crocerios, PAXTON, GALLAGHER & €O, W halp-nlfl Groceries and Provisions, 08 706, 7%, 70 and 711 &, 10th McCORD, BRADY & €O, Wholesala Grocers, 1%th and Leavenworth sta, Omaha. Hardware. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron and Steel, Bprivgs, Wagon Stock, Hardware 1. b 1 SE Aartrars Lymber, et 10 EDNEY & GIBBON, Wholesale Tron and Steel, Wy on And Carriage Wood Stook, Teavy LA I S T A o “MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Manties, Grates, Brass (,;’l\\‘fll 1321 and 123 Farnam e Iron Works. ON & VIEKLING Iron Works, Wrought n'wd Cast Tron Building Work, Tron Stairs, iaiting, Beama cand dindgis Sleam Koxluen, Bruw {yperal matnder, Ak and 1 I FILMOMANUS, SULLIVA OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORK? b3 Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings, Dosk Rails, Window Guards, Flower Stands, Wire Signe, 1 125 N 16th, - Orders by mafl promptly attendsi to Work: Lumber. LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Tame, Sash, Doors, Ete. Yarda—Corner 7th and Douglas; Cornor Uth and DougIns. CHICAGO LUMBER CO., Wholesale Lumber, fi»ll/f’ th Hr(:ntL Omuha, Neb, ,' Colpeteer, Manager, " N. DIETZ, Lumber. Ihfld f‘nl"nrxj\n treots, Omaba, Neb. FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Ete., Cor. 0th and Doug!as o HOAGLA ND, Lumber, W. HARVEY LUMBER ('r To Dealers Only. Offies, 1403 Farnam street, Omaha. "CHAS. R. LEF, Hardwood Lumbes, Wood Carpets and P quet Flooring. Sth and Douglas JO”\' A. "'IKI"FIFI D, Wholesale Lumber, Ete. Imported and American Portland Coment. State Agent for Milwaukee 11 I-Illlnulm Cenicut and Rest hite Lim Quincy V l./ve Stock. U. Al())'hl(){ K Y. Iln‘,l)s 0., Of Omaha. Limited. John F. Boyd, Superintendent, Live annfi Commission. )l. BU lfl\IA o h"\ Live Go Union Stock Yai 3 Stock Commission. Iurke, Manngi s, 8. Omnha. or “Telephone 582, SAVAGE & GREEN, Live Stock Commission Merchants, Bhipments of any and all kinds of Stock wolloited. Union &tock Yards, Oman 1. OBERFELDER & €0, Millinery and Notions, 1213 and 1215 1arnoy Stieet, Omahn, Neb. Notions. . 8. GOODRICIT & ¢ Are the only Direct Importers of German & French Toys & Fancy Goods Ied wllhm\l ndde A lt(}l!lVS’"V )\'(DI'IUA’ 0., Wholesalo Denlers in Notions and Furnishing Goods, 403 and 405 B, Tenth 8, Omalin, VINYARD & SCHNEIDER, Jobbers In Notions, Hosfery and Gents’ Furnishing Goods. 1008 and 1008 Farnam st., Omala, Nob. Coal an Lime. . MILESTONE & CO., Dealers in Hard and Soft Coal, Offico and yard, Igth and Nicholay at phone, 661, maha, Neb, Overalls. NFIELD MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeans Panty, Shirts, ¥ 1104 Douzlus Streat, GRo. F. TAnaam, Pros. C. F.GOODMAN, V. Pros. SUNDEKLAND, Soc, und Trea, OMAH 4 'UAL. COKE & LIME )MPANY, Jobm T8 of Imrd and snn Coal, uth Thirteenth Street, Omaha, Nuh J. JOHNSON & CO., Manufi tur(-l White len And Ehippe Lime, Har, 1iro Omce, I Mm Ilnul Telephone 811, Cun!uhannry. F. P. FAY & CO,, Manufacturing (‘onfi-rtlonors. Jobbers of Fruits, Null and ('I:lnl 1211 Farnam St, Oniahin, J. L. WILKIE, Mnnufm-!urnr of Paper Boxes, . Nubraskn. Orders by majlso |IfllIlK1 lnd 'III recelve prompt attontion, 8.1t Prmlmy. REES PRINTING LOIIPANY, Job Printers, Blank Book Makers, And Book Binders. 100 and 108 Kouth Fourteenth et Omnlia: WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION Auxiliary Publishers. Dealers in Type, Pressas and Printers’ Supplies. hTwelfth Kireet. 09 ~ Cigars and Tobacco. "MAX MEYER & C Jobbers of Cigars, Tobacco, Guns and Ammunition, 215 to 223 8. 11th st., 1020 to 1024 Farnam'st., Omaha, Neb. (IITI'IH'”ILL PU'MI‘ l‘() ’ Wholesale Pumps, pe, Fittings, ast tonm und_ Water Gupplie B st Co's troode. 11 Harh WEST & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Ana Wholesale Dealers in wnd 110N, Wb & WOODLAND, Wholosale Dowlers in Cigars, Tobaccos, Pipes and Smokers Articles, Agentstor D. haMr)u torf & Co.. Fine-Out and Smok HOUSER aTenaccos. Milwaukos, Wisconsin. No.jtd £ North 3l xteonth 3treot, Omaha, Nob. Oy Goods. M. ESMITH & © Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods & Notions 1102 and 1104 Douglas, cor. 1ith 8L, Omaha, flislil/eu Ahrvhhl.mlfl;vm Twmporters nd Liguors. DISTILLE'Y L(I. mul ILER & €O, Iigporters and Jobbere of Fing Wi ol of Ke Drain Tile, Etc. A LW B ais fi(!l(uwn\l'm.':’.' THE / UNION ll DIRAIN TILE Oftico 213 & lth st. Omaba. N upplies for Magufac turiug ccdTrons Furnitgge. WEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, TAKLES SHIVERICK, Furniture, Bedding, Upholstery, Mirrors, ute. 196,103 and 1210 Farnam st. Qiwaba, N, A. L. STRANG CO, Pumps, Pipes and Engines, Bteam, Water, Rallway and Ml , V22 aind 124 Farnam U. 8. WIND CO. ll Hglinday Wind Mijlai cleam and Water Plumbing Goodw, Belting, Hose. 918 und D, ton, Munnj “elephone No. 210, nau Safes, Etc. BOYER & CO., Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s’ Firo and Burg'ar Proof Safos, Time ks, e nd Jail Work. Faroum st J uuba, G, ANDREFN, Omaha Safe Works, Manutacturoraof Fire aud Rarglu Proofnes, ¥oult Doors, Juil Work, Shutiers wid Wire Work, Jith und Jackaon Sts., Owmaka, Sash, Doors, Etc. JI. A, IIISISIHHI’ & C (l., Wholesnle Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds and Houldlng’l, Branch ofice, i2iu and fzard sti., O G F. LYMAN, Sash, Door, Blinds, Mouldings, Bullding . ete. 1001 South Thirteenth Sireety Ouubia, Lloek uf Builde 5. comple il BOIIN nlm'l'lm CTURING CO., Manufacturers, of Sash, Doors, Blinds, ouldings Stair Work and fntericr {ard Woon Fiolsh L it rrd Al L e Uit e Homaiins S —— Wagons and Carriages. “A. J. SIMPSON, actory, The Leading Carriage ! (ESTABLISUED 1 140 wud 1410 1 tree