Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 15, 1887, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS, Wheat Opens Strong and Higher But Prices Break Before the Close. BEARISH SENTIMENT IN CORN. | Provisions Show Considerable Active ity at Fluctuating Prices—The Cattle Market Generally Dall and Lower—Hogs Active. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKE Cuicaco, Feb, 14, the Bee.—Wheat was quite prices were unsettled and irregular. opening was strong and higher under de mand from shorts produced by fears of a cold snap and a better ton legrams, ater there was a good deal of unloading, weakened values aud the adyance was mc than lost. The closing prices, as compared with those on Saturday, show a br The visible ~|( y i 1§ erease of May started at %0 to and at 1 o'clock stood at rather steady. June sold at S 03¢, and closed at & down to S2'5¢ and ¢l sold at and D ruary Telegram to active and ial w2 b was reported cat liad been weaker and The bad wred to benar- by coun- again averag and moderate reced Ap have little ¢ the statement ish. Fre 1ling was indulged in try holders, who covered their shorts Satur- and fearing a further decline were anx- out new lines against their hold- wterior eribs. The opening was urday's close, A de ne o actea %e and closed at se May ran at was wed, lower closed 1% especially early, v ket exhibited adecided deci The offerings were lars peared anxious to realize, and v elinad 273¢e, lard 5e and short At the ine Sellers became backward avout foreing market, and the offerings de- ased. The price of hogs was higher. and n operators started to buy they bid market up aluost as ravidly” as it declined and the last sales were almost at outside rices and the net dechines at 1 o'clock were 15c on mess pork and short rivs, but an ad- vance of on lard, Mess p opened at 813,50 for May, declined to 8 , ratlied to $15.75 and closed at = Lard sold at $6.06.90 and ¢ 0,571y @ for May ort ribs for May sold at $6.%2; 6.9 and closed at § % p. m.—On the afternoon session wheat s stronger and closed (@ ?.¢ higher. Co was steadier. Provisions e quiet. Whe for March se 3 April_at 7 T4%e, May July at 323 @S, closing with outsic asked. Corn for May sold at June at 40%c, July at 41%ec. Oats for May sold at 2%7¢e, June at 204 Pork for May. g and closed were active. June at s1 the BEE.) re wer 3 cattle than usual on Monday and the qua was fairly good: t vas a supply of heavy cattle. The offerin ferior, rough beeves and thin cattle was excessive. All but the smooth fat 103 1200 Ib cattle sold about 10c lower. The mar- Ket on rough heayy and even good fat heavy cattle was quite dwl av the decline, Ship- ing steers, 1 1o]1500 Ibs., $4.40(@4, ! 350 1bs, «4,50: 050 1200 1bs, 4.10. Stockers and feeders. cow bulls and mixed, $1 $2.75@7.25:0menl fed steers, $4. Tous—Business was active witli a_slight upturn all around equal to an advance of about 5, and in some cases A few tancy sold at $5.55 and $5.60; packers at on inixed, $5.005.15; light sorts, S5, @p.40: Yorkers, $5.2@5 3 FINANCIAL New York. Feb. 14.—MoNzy—On call, easy at 3@ per cent: closing at 3 per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER—OE6 per cent. BTRRLING ExCHANGE—Firm to strong and fairly active at $4.851¢ for sixty day bills; $4.58% for demand. (GOVERNMENTS—Government bonds were dull but steady. Stocks—The new week on the stock ex- change opened with ajdulland zen feat- ureless market. The opening was about steady, first prices showingonly insigniticant changes from Saturday’s closing fgures. The market was dull, thiere being fair bu ness in a few stocks only, though prices were tirm and fractional advances were made within the first hour, under the lead of the Louisville & Nashville. T st then became generally heavy and elded until nearly 1 p. m., when the markét responded to exiraordinary strength in Richmond & st Point, and in most cases the early es were regained. The last hour saw a decided break upon more active business and the close was weak at the lowest figures of the day, STOCKS ON WALL STREET. cent bonds.... 100 | pn-lerred 18, 414’8 IWKIN, ¥, C...... New 4 1285 lnuon Tran. Pacific 's of '95. 126% Pacite Mail. Lentral Pacitie |P.D. & C&a . P.P.C.. DIeLerTea. C.B.&Q D L o&W. | Roek Is ISt L. & 8. preferred . L &5t P... referred ... referred . L &0, Illinois Central. 129 prflerred L.B.&W.. .. 18 Texas Pacific. KAmn-tTfl!u 30 Union Pacific... Sy W, St. L.& P 6| “preferred . Western k:mon preferred .. . C& N. W PRODUCE MARKET, Chicago, Feb, 14.—Following quotations are the 2:50 closing figures: Dull ‘and unchanged: four, souttiern, $4.10@4.20; Wisconsin, Michigan soft sprin 704,90 Mipnesota bakers, 857 patenis, $4.50@4.%: low 95 rye flolr, quies at ¥, 1 sacks barrels, $35.70, Wheat—Unsettled and nervous, prices being subject to rapid ehanges, closing about same to 'se above Saturday; cash, 75 11-10¢; . 3 June, 51.7- opened Saturday’'s closing, and same: cash, S4i.¢: May, { ine, 4050, Oats—Dull but fairly active, with but a foifle better prices than on Saturday; casi, May, June, m« Dull at 84, Barley- Stady at 5@ Timotby seed—Prime, § Flaxseed—$1.04, Whisky—#$1L18 Pork— 'rading active early of e, later becawe hg(@lde, but wa ported; prices in rallied elosed ‘abiout steady: cash, ¢: June, §1 Steady and closing with no ch $6.5T; June. 86, toulders, $5. elear, 37.50@7 short ribs, Butter—Quiet; ereawery e and shade lower than closed about the with a_decline stronger and rallied only tempor sup- Lard Checse—Quiet; flais, 1235idlie; skinis, 1245¢, wine, >iow; No. 1 eountry, ake, 40 ireen, 60: beavy green salted, Salted bull, Go: green salted calf, de dry salted hides, l0¢; dry ding, deacons, 4 eacl. Receipts, .. 20.000 LT . 42,00 .00 2,000 0w tull eream cheddars, young Americas, 13 solld, 83e; bbls bu by bu lour, W heat, Corn, Oats, l’ux. Feb. u.-Whut-Bemph.] [ Y% The | | 70400} axports, 62,0005 spor, i¢@le lower: op- tions opened fitm and advanced 4 @'e: sl sequentiy ruled easier and_deelined - % @le: closing stronger ecuvery of wa graded red, No._1 red, {e: red, B2 No, i ted, No, 2 red, i elevator, (¢ delivered; March closing St e Corn—S8pot shade ‘muer and fairly active: | options open er. closed firm, with decline ports, 7% | ¥ recovered; ungraded, . 2, 48iye in_elevator, Mareh eclosing at 484, Oats—Shade lower but_ fairly active: receipts, 3, PXDOTES. 0 mived west ern, W@c: white western, 5S@40iqe. Pétroleum —Steady : closed at f2iqe. Egze—Dull and weak; western, 156 Pork—Firm but qufe 3 western R@9ye: sh3ge steam, spot, demand | ern, 12 n creamery 2Se. | al t but tirmer; western light; west- | _Cincinnati, Feb, 14, —Wheat—Heavy: 2 red, 4 | “Corn—Duii: No. 2 mixed, Oats—Duil 7 R Moderate demand; N Pork—Dull at 318 ard—Steady Misky Minneap « and S@assige, i3sige, lowe v—81,13, Weak at 214, ‘0, asy at $6 Quiet and stea creamer firmer. ) e betters oats, we Kansas Olty, Feb, cash, 6S¢ bid: May, n—Lower; ca: 260 Oats—Cash, ; ns, Feb, New Orl at 45340 Oats—St 14.—Corn—Irregular ady : choice wester %@ I—Quict and firm at saucts—Generaily unchan some s ales rather higher. Liverpaol, Feb. 1i.—Wheat—Quiet but ady and anehat Corn—>Stead e muhl poor. Milwaukee, Fen, 14. — Woeat — eash, March, Te: May, fer: J0@36c - 1 No. 2, white, 31}ge. Rye—Dull: No. 1, Barlev—Drooping Provisions—Lower; por st Fepruary, $1 STOCK. 14.—The Drover’s Journal Cattle—Receipt erally 5@10c lower: shipping st 5 stockers and teedel and mixed, 3 : meal fed Texans, teceipts, 10,000: slow ana 50@4.50. p—Receipt western, ambs, $4.00@5.50. Cattle—Receipts, 1,200; on shipping grades: ice leavy native steers, $4.4d to zood shipping steer ; steers, fair to fair to good, good. $2.00 Hogs—Receipts, closed stronz; choice N 405 3 @10c higher, heavy and butchers’ ncking fair to good, orkers, Im dium to faney, $5.00 5,205 Dlts, cominon to good, $4.40a4.90, Kansas City, Fob. 14 —Cattle—Receipts, S00; shipments, none; weak and a shade lower, except feeding steers, which were commnon to chioice, $3.50 14.40: stoc feeding steers, $5,25@4.00; 5,700 her: shipments, 2,500; common to' choice, OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Monday, Feb, 14, The Week. The cattle market has been devoid of any features during the past week, the t remaining about steady as quoted below. Hogs were selling at the beginning of the week at $4.°@3.00. On Tuesday the market declined 5@l0e, and rer steady on Wednesday. The market grad firmed ap and the w closed with eh heavy hogs selling 5.10. e demand was good all the w nd everything sold readily. The sheep market was very quiet all the week. Cattle. f cattle were liberal for the first of the wee! Tlhe market was inclined to be slow. However there was very little stock left unsold. The market was about steady. The receipts Hogs. The receipts were very light. was actiye and stronger. The market Sheep. There were a few in to-day which sold on the market, Receipts, Cattle, Prevailing Prices. Showing the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this market: Choice steers, 1350 to 1500 1bs. Choice steers, 1100 to 1300 Ibs. Good to choice corn-fed eow: Fair to medium grass cows. od to cholee bulls. Light and medium b Good to cholee heavy hogs od 1o choice mixed hogs + $4.25@4.50 200 84 120 200 120 ] 1 Prices. the b it and lowest prie paid for loads of hogs on this market during thepast seven days and for the same ume last month Showing € number of cattle, row the yards dur CATTLE, sbeep slippad No. can at 11k | hicago ..Chicago 11sales of stoek 1n this market are made wt. live weight unless otherwise ted. Dead hogs sell at Xe per Ib, for all weights. “Skins,”" or hogs weighing less than 100 ibs nova Pregnant sows ara docked 40 Ibs, nd stags %0 1bs, by the public inspector. Notes, All hoes sold. Hogs stronger. Colonel Sharp, secre company, ria G 1T of Ashii Ket. The commission men and buyers held a meeting this atternoon and appointed several committees to make the necessary arrange- ments for a grand ball to be held on the 22d. WHOLESALE MARKETS Monday, Feb. 14, The Week. The event of the week past in the pro- duce market was the sudden and heavy de- cline on e T'he week opened with sales at Z¥ae and declined rapidly until Thurs- day when they sold as low as 14@i6c per Prom that day until the close of ihe 1d as quoted below. The heavy receipts and the mild weather appear to ha caused the decline, It is now =0 late rason that o ers do not generally look for v advance. [Pounitry has sold remarkably ady during the whole wee the dern ng about ¢ he and juoted be The recei] butter have and the mar- 1S remain the Babbitt and W were in | Johnson, stockmen king over the mar- OMAHA liveral : ilin, ¥ 3 fair to comon, The receipts w and the demand od for chickens. Chickens k geese and ducks Na) GAME ! zood. ¢ dressed prutld esil * coming in now is w sale on account of nd it slow work Mallard, per oz, W 1.0 doz, 5ad.00; per doz, al receipts. disposing of doz, 81, mixed, $ Dealers m. Duck: Teal, per per Beets, carrots, parsnips and nips quoted at s0c. — Horse-radish roots S4.004.50 per bb PoraToes—There ha ceived this week. but they were mosti stock. The market is not active and the trade is confined to the sale of small lots from the store. Fairto good, from store, 55@ f0c; choice stock, from store, swall lots, 60@ Arrres—The market continues firm and higher.”_Choice Missouri stock per bbl, $3.00 Chotee Michig 5@ 4501 Fancy Michi LEMON ORANG per hox, £5.00. eral supply of 2oo slencia _per ver box, A v of bananas season of the year is not large, b u ient to supply the demand. Large bunches, r bunech, S2. 5@, 5 CABBAGE—Ch tle better prices than a nia cabbage, per Ib, OysTERS—Medium: selects, 28c; extra sels s bringing a ago, Califor- standards, 2%e: ‘ape Cod, fancy, per bbl, ugle, per bbl, $10.00; Bell eiean country, cked, $Li0G 1@, 00. Provistons—Ham, 12¢; Ilr(*.’\kf:fi! bacon. clear side bacon, Sige: 1 shoulders, 7e; di lExl beef, dried beef, ham pie cany, 67¢c: lard, 201b ca: lard, 10 (b eans, . Ti4e FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFs—Winter wheat flour, best quality patent, § second qual- ity, best ‘nmlng spring wheat o pe Welshan's do, double sacks, $3.00 per hundred: / ¢ No. 1, ready raised, forty do, twenty n, T0C per cwt: choppe I white corn meal, Meal, S0 per cwts sereenin cwt: hominy, $I. shorts, graham, $1 50; hand picked navy, $1.50 Se Grocer's List. PICKL dium, in bbls, half bbls, $ small, in bbls, $7. half bbis, l$4 !ll'. gherkins, inbbls, cut loaf fectioners atie sauan Rup—No. 70, 4-gailon New Orleans per aatlon SNite syrup, Lialf bbls, “old time.” per gallon, 1gal- per doz, half gallon cans, xed, 9@ 1ige: CRACKERS—Garneaw's soda, butter plenic. 5s¢: creams, sige; ginger snaps, Sheq city soda, Th mirror 7 Ib, 6% corn. 11,6%e; Kingsford’s corn, 1 lo, 7e; Kingsford’s gloss, 1 1b. Te: Kingsford's 21038, 6 1b, The: Kingsford's pure 11, hee: Kingsford’'s pure, 3 1b, 53e; Kingsfords bulk, 4c. % “Soars—Kirk's savon imperial, $2.70. Kirk's satinet. $3.00; Kirk s standard, $3. Kirk’s white Russian, $4.00; Kirk's' white- cap, $6.50; dome, $355; washboard, $3.10; white elond. $3.75, CANNED (;o0ps—Oysters,standard, per case, $3,15w3.25; strawberries, pel $2.90: raspberries, 2 1b, per case, $2.25 peam por osss, 4. ricots, per cass, peaches, Der case, 3 ries, per case, $0.00: piums, per cas biueberries per case, $1.% lum per case, $3.205.75: 11b salmon, per doz, berries, per case, SL.75; 2 ib string beans, per case, SL70; 21b limabeans, per case, $1.60: 21b marrow fat peas, per case, $2.50.¢2.60; 2 b early June peas, par case. 31b toma- toes. %2.50@2.(0" 2 [b.corn § 0. DRIED FRUIT—No, 1 quarter apples, 6c: evaporated in boxes, 12% berries, boxes, 10%,@11c; peaches, 1550, 1@l0'gc; peaches, evaporated. raspberries, new, 2ic; currents, ;mme' new. “e. JoF¥Eks—Ordinary grades, 1 15 m igc: prime, 15 faney green and yellow, 16@lic ernment Java, 20@26e; interior e; Mocha, '2xa Arbuckle MeLaughlin's XXX\ roasted, ! Dilworth's, Red Cross, 20% ¢, per dor, $1.40¢ 1.55: 2o, goose: Java, General Markets. V ARNISHES—Iatre's, per galion; rurni- ture, extra, $L.10; furnitu w1, 81003 coach extra, SL coach, 1, $1.20; Da- mar, extra, % Japap, 7T0¢; 'asphaltum, | extra S5c; shellac, $3.30; bard ol unish, sawed dry, | each. Toe: sa cliain, per wedges, 6e: spring ste #4.75; Burden's mule in ear lots, w0, §. ',n,‘L 8i Barden’s horse sh shoes, $5.75 B wr 100 1bs. teel nails, onental powder, ®: do. quarter 5, s fuse, per 10 FAINTS IN ( white lead. St. Louis, pure, 3 Mar- Ze; Frenen zine, varn mm lion, English, in oil, pink. lie; Venetian red, Cook- 1 red, 1 chrome yellow, K. W reach, nwu winera ¢} oehre, roche peire, Ame Lenigh biown, s wineral, | to lead. Omata, P P, | is confined to ls bed with dipthe- | n the | and | prices | f | Prine white, 3<c: . 263 spiarre—Cologne & do 161 proof. $1.1 101 r\ml LI ta, 199 proof, S1.1 Spirits, seeond 4|\lnlll 188 proof, $1.16 A ¥ wine eailon. Redistilled , { b 81,504 | l\nnmrk\ bourbons, $2.00@6 Ken- tucky and Pennsvivania ryes, $2.006.50; (w fen Sheaf bourbon and whiskles, 1.50@3.00, Brandies, imported, $5.000%.50° domeulc. $1.30@3.00. ' Gins, imported, $4.50 @0.00; domestic, §' Champagnes, imported. per cate, $9% 00@33,00; American, per case, $10.00@14. 00. DRy PA1NTs—White lead, Se; French zine, 120: Paris whiting, whitin 28c: whiting, com’l, tige: lampblack, manstown, 1%c: Iampbiack, ordinary, Sei Prussian biue, %0 : ulframarine, 1%; vandy k- brown, Sc: umber. burnt imber, raw, 4¢ sienna, burnt, 4c: slenna,’ raw, do; Paris green, genuine. e Paris green. com- moi, 23¢; chrome green, Y., 2 | vermillion American, 1% inaian raw and burnt umber. 1 % cans, 12 raw and | burnt sienna, 12¢; dyke brown, lic: re- fined lampblack 136: conch biack and ivory black, 18e; drop biack. 16e: Prussian blue, 40c: ultramarine black. 1%¢; chrome ercen. | M & I) 16¢; blind &nd shutter green, L., M. & D., 160; Paris_green. Indian red, ise \.-...-n.n red Tuiscatl Re: American vermillion, L. & D., 20c: vellow ochre, 26: L. M. & 0. D.. 1%: good ochre, 16c: patent drver, S craining color, light oag, dark oak, wainut. chestnut and ash. 1 i MDRUGS AND LHEMICALS.—Acld, carbolic, | 5 e: acid, tartaric, 5%¢: balsam copaiba, per D, We: bark sassafras, per b, 10¢; per 1, e, chinchonidia, per oz, 40 'orm, per B, $L epsom . Sal pure, per I, 3e; oil. castor, No. 1 per gal., 21.40; origannu : potass ber oz, 40c; sul 53 sulphur, per zreen v salt, H@loe; damaged nides, e, Grease brown, 1% Sigibos calf two-thirds ep Pelts, FURS AND The following ne, well handled skins: n per pound, $150@3.00: : meaty and i wn and SK pr He fall, ) and Badger, M Cat, black, 1 3, do; Fox, red, $1.00 L 400 lver, ).00( 10.00. 4.0 X, 0. Mart 1003 nbs e, 28,00 small Deer and ante full and summer. Dry Lumoer, x ulouun.d Bk 0.1 Coy s 12 l4and 16 tt. 0 ity L 12, 14 and 16 ft. bl I’ 14 and 18 ft. 12 14 and 16 f3. FENCING. No. 1, 4 &8 tnch, 12 and 14 ft.. rough 4 & Ginch, 12 and 14 ft. rough, DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS, 14 £2/16 118 £2/20 £t 16.50118.50/17.00!18.00 1050 18.50 er pound 20c. 001 %in White Ping Partition. 2d Com. Norway Pine Ce STOCK, BOARDS. A13inch 818 46C......... B 1’ m ¥ in. m. 12 in.. s, o e et e No. L plain,3and 10 in No. 2 plain$ No. 1, 3 8 In. Slop §m L adleal ce When1eay rnrcl o ot mean men' gimesnd ihen kurgisent rete i ApaL, PSS & Life-long. send: orat cases. Bocause ob =g receiving a €2 Tave (ali emd at ones (o & treatise and & 1o of my (nfallible remedy. Give Express aad Foss “osta 70n nothing for a trial. sod L will Address Dr. 1. . ROOT. 188 Peari Bt.. N Stone&GraveI The Cedar Creek Stone and Gravel Quarry has just been opened up for busine: A good quality of white and blue lime stone for building purposes, is furnished by J. L. FARTHING, The General! Salesman. Also gravel of the finest quality for lawn and other parposes Offices at Plattsmouth, Neb, The B. & M. rail- roads use a largeamount of this stone. CHICAGO SHORT LINE ~——OF [H-wem Chicagn, Milwaukes & St Paul By THE BEST ROUTE Srm OMAEA wog COUNCIL BLBFFS @ THE EAST. TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFPS Chicago, —AND— Milwaukes, St. Paul, Minneapolls, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dubuque, Davenport, Rock Island, Freeport, Rockford, Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, And all other ‘mportact points East, Northeass aod Boutheast ¥or through tiokets call on the Ticket Awen st 1401 Farnem street (o Paxton Hotel, or Union Pacific Depot. Pullman Sieevers and the Anast Dining Cars n ke world wre run o4 Lhe man lUoes of the Ouicioo. Milwivems & 5% PACL RAILWAT, sad attention 18 paid Lo passengers by wnmu employes of (b6 cormpany. R. MiLLER, BiTera Managor. ¥, TCoRER. Assiatant G eneral Manager. A V. B Cagpextis, Gooersl Pussengerand Ticker Agost Gxo. B HEAFFORD, Aseistant General Passes #ex and Ticket Agent 4T .u-n..-u Superintendent. CITIZENS BANK, 2408 Caming Street, General Banking Business. Fores D and Cof Omaha, Neb. Depusits. | NEGOTIATE LOANS ON REAL ES. W.G AD.KING. Pres/deng HiSS ADA PORTER, SCP3AND, Teacher of Woice Cuiture and Singing in All It Branches. 10 breathing )t tones. cs and tried in church and ake enggements 10 eoncerts Call or address, sorner Jacob and Johason streets, Dear S. Marys Ave. (ongregations 08 [HE RAILWAY TINE TABLES Omaha UNION PACIFIC. | Depot 10th and Plerce sts Pacific Express 4 Denver Express. *Loeal Express *Except Sunday. i S L& RRR | Denot 10th and Pacitie sts.| ! Mail and Express 5:45 pm 10:00 Night Express Lineoln B.&Q R R | Depot 10l and Pacitie sts.| Mail and Express e Omaha 5 am 8 5:20 pm 10 :00 am, 5:05 p 20 am 6:00 10 pm| 9:20 o Depot 10th and Pacitic sts. Via Plattsmouth... Lincoln Expross ept Monday. ept Saturday. 10 pm. 9:20 00 am 18:45 C.St. P M. & O. Depot 15th and Wel | Sioux City Express 5:45pm & *Bancroft Accommodation 10:30 am *Except Sunday 1 MISSOURI PACIFIC. Depot and Websterst.| Day Express am : pm v am 1 W pm in 50 am UNION STOCK TRAINS. xDres § YARDS Leave Omaha ve 1s. potin Omaha m., 5:05 p, m Un ml- at( a, m. and 10:51 a. m. through passencer t all others are re yards dummy tween stock O at 00 are ins stoek trains t yaras and llmana Jobbers' flirscmry T Artists’ Material. A, HOSPFE, JR., Artists’ Materials, Pisnos and Organs 1513 Dougias Street, Omah " McSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. Retrigerator and worth Builders’ Hardware and Scales "HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR Builders'Hardware & Seale Repair Shop Mechanics' Tools and Buffalo Scales. 106 Douglss sty 3 Omabs, Nev. " Boots and Shoes. AMERICAN HAND SHOE COMPANY, Hlv!w and Shoes, e Ruabber 4% Alwars on hand % S, 13th st Omana, Neb, A l'ilnulu A W. V. MORSE & CO. Jobbers of Boots and Shoes. U1 Farnam st., Omab: Completa s Wholesale Rubber Boots anl Shoes. Rub be, ed _Cld md Feit o M. KEATING, Agt. for Anhenser-Bush Brewing Ass'n | Faust, Budweiser and E ORZ & ILER, I ager Beer Browers, b 10k Sireet, Butchers’ Tools. LOUIS HELL Butchers’ Tools and Supplies, 3ausage Casings of all kinds always ia stock. 3 L Omahn 1215 xcept Sunday, rets with S, C. 8100 am 4 S5 am C. M. & P. HOHTA cil Bluifs, nnects with W. St & P. at Council Bluffs, [Connects withall even- ¢ trains for Chicago at Council Bluffs, Trains| 6 leave Omaha at_ Union Pacific depot. 10th and Plerce streets. 10 am 00 pm 00 pm 0 pm pm, 3:00 pm 5:50pm| *#4:00 pm 2pm 5:00 pm 7:10pm 5:50 b 7:42 pm 16:10pm %:50pm 7:00 pm 10:47pm 8:15 11:55pm 10:00 pm | 11:10 pm at 11:47am *1:30 pin " COUNCIL BLUFF! . Leav Arrive LINES Transfer Tgansfer depot | “Xepot CONNECTING C.RL&P.: All Trains run Daily. am 5 pm T:0pm C.&N. ¢ All trains run daily B. & Q. i Al trains run daily.... ¢ C. M. & St. P. All trains ruin daily. 10:00 2 m 46 #8355 pm 5:30 p m All trains rindail € P, e CHICAGQ ane MORTH- WESTERN Omaha, Council Bluffs And Chicago. ‘The only road to take for Des Moinns, shalltown, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dixie, %o, Milwaukee and all points cast. To t le of Nebhraska, Color do, Wyoming, dnho, Nevada. Oregon, Wakhington and Cali: fornia, it offers superior advantages not possh hlo by say other line. Among a few of the numerous points of su- Emorflv enjoyed by the DAatrol of this road weem Omiulia and Ciicngo, are it twe tra adayef DAY COACHES which are the fnest that himan art and n‘K ty can create. Its PALACE SLERPING CARB. which ‘are models of eorafort and elogance. Its PARLOR DRAW. ING ROOM CARS, \mlul; d by any, and its widely oslebrated PALA TaL DNt G CARS, the squal of which cannot be found siewhere: unefl Blufs the trains of the ['nion Paci: l&hmnln in Union Depot with those of the Chicago & orthwestern Ry. In Chioage the trains of this line make clone comnection with those of all eastern lines For Detroit, Columbus. Indisnapolis, Cincin- oatl, Niagura Falls, Buffalo, pittsburg, Toronto, Montreal. Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Bak tmore, Washington snd all peints in the east, ask the tioket apent for tickers vis the ORTHWESTERN. If you wish the hest agcommodations. Al toket agents sell tickels v'a this line. A.HTUGRITT, E. P. WILSON. General \lnn!?"h (Genl. Pass'r Agent. w . BaBcock, ¥ g norLE O'W estern Agt, City Pus= Ag Red Star Line Carrying the Belgium Royal and Unitod States Mail, sailing cvery Suiurduy Between Antwerp & New York 10 THE RHINE, GERMANY, ITALY, HOL- LAKD AND FRANCE. FALL AND W1 Salon from $80 to 8§75 Excursion trip fro $110 W §l:n Second Cabin, outward, 4 prepaid, $45; excarsion. $%, 3tecrage passage at low ‘raies. Peter Wright & Sons, (Geuers s, 6 Broadway, New ¥ ork. Henry Pundt, 1213 Parnam st; Paulsen & Co. s Farn D. 0 Freeman 153 OMAHA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY Agricultural Imglements. "CHURCHILL PARKER, Wholesale Dealer ia Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Casriages and Buggies. Jones sirest, Letwoen b {0i8, Oziaka. Neo. LIN. GER & METCALF Agrieultural Implements, as.Carriag, Mar m st Wax Tiawase. Sheet ir $ M P v | Mirrors, ete. 1% (.‘aflee, Spices, Erc “CLARKE BROS Omdh.l Coffee and Spice Mills, Powder, Flavorinz B i4id-1 Harzey Teas tracts, Laun GATES, COLE & Home Coffee and Spice Mills M'f'g ; Manafac ORNICE WORKS, John l‘,pFlll‘lu' Prop. on and Cornice. 928 st.. Umabs, Neb. EWED ; Omaha Jobbers' Diractory Nardware. TW. . BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron and Steel, Wagon Stock, Hardware Lumber, ote. 1509 o it e Omana: NEY & GIBBOY, Wholesale Tron and Steel, rringe W Stock, Heavy Hard: 11 ARG 1110 Laavenworth st ORAN "ll I'ON ROGERS & h()\‘. Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantie h \\r.nl,w\d:v 1321 and 1393 Farmase Str Iron Works. PAXTON & VIERLING Iron Works, Wronght and Cast Iron Building Work, Iron Stal Work eneral Toundry. Machine and_ Biackamil b s Works, I, 1. Ry. and I7th street. L MOMANUS, €. SULLIVAN. OMAHA WIRE <l‘ llx” N WORKS, Mar Iron w Guards, | 16th, Wire and Wi 1NN OMAHA TUMBER CO,, Doaler Kinds of Building Material at Wholesela, 18th and U LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber. Lath, Lime, Doors, Ete. Yarda—Cor T CUICAGO LUMB Wholesale Lumt street, Omsha, ¥ [ - 0N DI Lumber. 13th and California Stree Comes TR Omaba, Neb. FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Ete., Etc, Cor. 6th and Douglas ete., Oma o 1ND, Lumber, HARVEY LUMBER €O To Dealers Only. CHAS. R. LEF, Hardwood Lumbes, Wood Carpets and Parguet Flooring. 9th urd Dougla Omaba. JOHN A, WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, hu'. Imported and A An_ Portland ent. Stata Akent for Milwaukee Tiydraullc Cewent and Hest Juincy White Lime . W LKUEMPING & BOLT i 1 Cornices, o Skylight, ete. 3108, Ornamental Dormer Windows, Final: WESTERN CORNIC C. Speeht, Prop. Galvantzed Tron Cornices, ote. —_ Carpets. OMAIIA CARPET CO., Jobbers of Curtains, Oil Cloths, Ruus, . Mattings. Bto. 1511 Douglas street. 5. 4. ORCHARI B Wholesale Carpets, 0Oil Cloths, 93, te. 15 Funaw Street, Carpets, " Crockery and Notions. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Importers of assware, 317 Socuth 13th st Lamps, Chimzers, Commission and Storage. "D. 4. HURLEY, Commission and Jobbing. Urape Baskets. PEYCKE BROS,, Commission Merchants. Fruits, Produce and Provisions, Omaba, Neb. W. E. RIDDELL, and Commission Merchant. Storage Bpecinit WIEDEMAN & CO., Produce Commission Merchants, Poultry, Butier, ete. 320 8. bt Coal anc Lime. TONE & CO., s in Omco and yard, 19th and Nicho GEO. F Lanaci pres JUA. He: D, S OMAHA COAL, COKE d LIME COMPANY Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal, 9 South Thirteenth Street. Omaha, Neb. J. J. JOHNSON & CO., Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime And Shippers of Coal and Coke. Cement, Plaster. Liealr Fire Brick. Drain. ‘Tile ani Sewor §pe Omce, Paxson Hote Faruum Telephone Confectionery. TF. P. FAY & CO. Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts and Cigars. 1211 Farnam St. “Cigars and Tobacco. MAX MEYER & CO., Jobbers of Cigars, Tobacco, WEST & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, saf Tobaccos, N troet, (5wl 104 Douglas, cor Distillers. iquors, Aleohol and Fs 0f Wones s DISTILLE'Y R & CO. Drain Tile, Ete. 3. W BEDFORT ViiTess nd & THE UNION HYDRAULIC | DRAIN TILE CO,, ith st sabin. Neb. Machin ent | Sec.sTrens Furniture, DEWEY £ STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, ¥ ¢ aha, SHIVERICK, Bedding, Uphol CHARL Furuiture, lxl;‘( TOR & WILHELMNY Wholesale Hardware. Western Powaer ( PARLIN,OR W holeaals Dealars in Agriculigral lmplements, Wagons aud Buggies. 01 908, K05 and W7, Jones &} | PAXTON, | Whotesal DORF & MARTIN | Groceries, {LILAGHER Groeeries and P " 47118 st Mec 4»1.1:, LRADY Wholesale & CO., (irocers, ery and Live Slotk L \Il)\ )Tl)l K Y. llID\ (.()., Of Omaha. John F. Bovd, Superinterdent, Limiteq Live Stock Commission. M. BURKE SON Live Stock Commission. Gao. Burke, Mansger Unton Stock Yards, S b Telephone &2, SAVAGE &£ GRE. y Live Stock Commission Merchants, Shipments of sny and all kinds of Stock solieiteds & Omaba, Neb. d Notions. DER & CO., Importers and Jobbers of Millinery and Notions, 1213 and 1215 Harney St.eet, Omaha, Neb. —_— Notions. C. S. GOODRICI & CO., Are the only Direct Importers of German & French Toys & Fancy Goods In Nebreekn. Thk fretn J. g Wholesale Deal Notions and Furnishing Gogds, E nd 405 8. Tenth 8t T VINYARD £ S( HNEIDER, Jobbers in Notions, Hosiery and Gents’ Furnishing G00us. 007 and 1008 Farnam st.. Omaha, Neb Gveralls. MANT I'J(,I‘LKI\G COMPANY, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeans Pants, Suirts, Ete. 1102 and 1104 Dou slus Street, Omanhn, Neb. Paper Boxes . L. WILKIF Manufacturer of Pap. th 36, Omal 4, Nebraska. O lieizod agd will receive prompt r Boxes, rs by may ttention. Printing. REES PRINTING COMPANY, Job Printers, Blank Book Makers, Jo and 1% Soutt Fourteenth a, Neb, WSPAPER Auxiliary Publishers, Dealers iu Type, Pressas and Printers' Supplies. Kouth Twelfth Street. ION e —_—e Pumps. BROWNELL & €O, Mauufact Engines, Boile Shect ron work afting. DOARS W Konn. rorape orth st., O CHURCHILL PUMP (0O, Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, l-mmwi. ra and Deslors 3 & (ieneral Machinery Steam ¥ Reilway and M Water. W0, 722 6nd 94 Farnam st C Bteam, . WIND. tay Wi i Witer Supplies, and v Faie Munuger. Safes, Etc. P. BOYER & €0, Agents for Hall's Safe & Loek O Fire and HBurg ar Proof Safes, T and Jall Wors. 19 G. ANDREE. Omaha Safe W Manufacturers Doors, Ju ackson Sis " Sash, Doors, Etc, 1. DISBROW & CO,, w esalc Manufacturers of Sash. Doors, Blinds aud Monldings, Brancn 3. ¢ M, (:. l. Sush, Door, Paper. ete Jmess, Neb. A LYMAN, Blinds, Mouldings, R Buil BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, Hnn,m/n.rus f Sash, Dcors, Blinds, rs Tia | Fiuik UL Sta J, SIMPSON, The Lmluu,v barnugu Faetory, 40 and Lt Didon sasaes