Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 17, 1887, Page 3

e —a THE OMAHA DAILY BEE THU R I)AY PROVISIONS I “THE LEAD. Another Phenominal Boom Oatries the Price of Pork Skyward, SHORT RIBS FOLLOW THE LEADER ‘Wheat Again Sells Downward Under Bearish Influences—Corn Spar- ingly Dealt In—The Cattle Market Steady. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET, Cricaco, Feb. 16,—[Special Telegram to the Bee.|—Provisions were again the center of attraction at the opening of the market, May vork started at £14.50, the price of yes- terday’s close, and the next sale was made at bc lower. But from that point an advance was made straightway to €145, and all within a few minutes. Jones and Henry Warner started the buying and the general crowd soon joined in with the result of push- ing the price up 25¢ almost before those who sold at the outset had their sales notea down on their cards, Short ribs followed the coutse of pork, and within the same brief time went from $7.90 to $7.42%, while lard moved up to $7.05, A number of parties who had stood “'short” in the face of the advance evidently abandoned their position and made haste to cover their sales, and nothingbut a suceession of higher bids enabled them to do this. There was scarcely a halt in the bulze until $14.62}§ was struck. These figures marked an_ndvance of 9ica barrel since yesterday morning. The demands of buyers were satisfied by this time, and_holders sup- vlied the market with enou:h to lower the price to $14.40 before noon. The volume of trade was large, and as_the figures seemed to step down quite as easily as they haa moved upward a little while before, & good many who had rushed to co n-wltl their purchases, These bre " said one of the more wary lrmh-r«. “are merely to encourag lling and those who were scared in this morning are simply being enticed to sell again and thus get into the same hoie they have been fr Wl\'- ened out of,” berore they sho firm, but it is a product has not yet s other two commoditi come later some day. e, and after holding steady for a time, was sold down to the shorts evidently de- siring to zet some leeway in which to cover, mand Kent were reckoned buyers in a uiet way. Stauffer bougnt some and so did ert Warren. Foreign news fairly favorable, but the bears seemed to be not yet satisiied with the price, and acted as though tiey preferred to buy somebod: rather than that offered by their own Corn keptin a narrow range, about mont that this in the boom the Wheat star s long wheat arty. e On the afternoon board, wheat was stronger owing to covering by shorts and closed 5o better, Corn and onts were firmer and ons ‘were unsettled and a tritie ensi ieat for Mareh sold at 131 @ Ta@idlge, May at Wa@ivie, A e, and July at and 82 September at s@sidie, closing with sellers at ouiside. Corn_ for pril - sold at B4 @4 01 (s June at @40 for May sold Mess pork for 2 5914 and closed at JHIH' sold at 814, JY and closed at “Lard for Mureh sold at $7.00, April closing at 0, Short 1ibs for S0t5e, duly nul @41k t CHICAGO 1AV TOCK. Cuicaco, Feb. 16.—~[Speciul Telezram to the Bek.]—CaTTLE—The week opened with a hieavy supply, aud on Monday all but tidy, fat 1050 to 1300-Ib cattle sold 10@ls¢ lower., Tuesday the market was steady for all kinds and firmer, and nice, handy cattle were stronger. To-day the receipts were rather Jarze, making the supply for the week some 5,000 heavier than last week. The market was steady. *Salesmen asked more for desirable stock, but bids were no better. The market, however, was moderately active and prices generally fully as good us of late. A lot of very extra 1N0S-Ib steers sold at $5.50, and somo 1125-1b distillery steers sold at $4.00. Prices for all kinds are about the same as one week ago, One_car 0( fancy 1 )-1b steers 8 Shipping _steers, 1350 to 1500 Ibs,, $4.40(5.00 to 1350 105, 84,0004, 403 50 to 1200 lb‘L, $3.507@4.10, Stockers and 851 cows, bulls and mixed, blllk, 82.00(w3, 20, Business was again n(‘th’@. with an- other upturn of 5«10c on about all grades, a high as $: ), with 5.40@5.65, and common at g orts sold at 8.1%@5.50, with Yorkers ut § 35(@>. 40, FINANCIAL. New York. Feb. 16.—MoNky—On call, easy at 24 per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPERR—5@0 per cent. BTERIING ExcHANGE—Dull but steady at $4.851; for sixty day bills; $4.55%g for de- mand. Srocks—The disposition of forelgners to buy made a strong opening and advances over last evening’s closing prices ranged up to ¥ per cent, Trading was extremely dull, but the covering of shorts established shight advances during the foreno These were afterwards lost, but the fluctuations were so amall that the inarket was entirely without character. ‘T'he close was very dull and about steady at insigniticant changes from . the ‘spening prices. BTOCKS ON WALL STREET. preferred .. 10, 8% cent bonds... 100i| ). e New os Pacitic 0's of r'u'( e Tan 95, 1203 Pacitic Mail. 37 PD.&E Lentral l’uunc . 3¢ 5 referred . 711, St & Illinois Central, 120 | . LoBAE W, e a8 1 Kansas & Téxas. Lake Shore L. & N Mich. Central Mo. Pacitic ' preferied . Unids. L0 510 3 Canada L) Northern Pac. preferred C & N, W PRODUC \I\IKKI“T. o, Feb. 16 —Following quotations closing figures: - Nominally unchanged: four, southern, §4,104.20: Wisconsin, Michigan soft spring whea 1 Mipnesota bakers, £3.70@4 , §4.50@4.50; low grades, 31 Iye fiour, quict at $3.25@8.40; bunm, §548.70, W heat--Opened a shade firmer and 3 mm-r thun lh.- losing of yesterday and elos ng S @be above yesterday; cash, T8%e; Ma; T dune, N, Corn- er and averaged somewhat lower than yesterday ; opened ‘ge higher and elosed about bye under yestarday's close; cash, e} May. June, 40'5e. Oats—Lower: detmand moderate, opened vy lflld declined about % @e and near the close 'nc moro for May aut remaining stead wsh, 23 May, Tye--Dull at b Barley--Nonnal at 506@5% Timothy seed- -l‘llum. 3L 3. ky ll.Lh. —Active und irregular, ad 40c early but later declined rather _quiet, cash, 314, Jurne, S$11.45. Lard—Stronger and about 13! (<t 18¢ higher; 15217, Ligher ab $6.971, 3 Muy, $7.12) $7.174¢ ll‘l's Snoulders, 2¥a7.00: short Tibs, ereamery, = T tull eream eheddars, Young Americas, Chee se —{rm e flats, 12 skims, S Tower at 1@ e ow; No. | eou ntry, solld, 8%e; Kreen salted salted calf. S heavy sa'ted ball, Kreel cd Didés, 10¢5 dey flat, 13@) A0 eackh. lxr‘ s Suipments. P! 16,0 Flour, bbls $6.00(160.80; short | ) Wheat, bu. X :'r\rn. lr,m % Jats, bu ¥ Rye bu.. X Barley, bu 40,000 New York, FPh 16, —\thlt—R!(‘Plpfl. 24,000 exports, 139,000; e §@2{c lower, and fairly active: options operiea firm and aavanced ‘g 'y, later rul easier and de- clined %@%c, and afterwards renrhed (@, elosing firm; ungraded red, No. § red, Kiyg 0. 1 red, 0 extra red, $05,¢ . 2 red, 884 L$\N elumnn S0%(aoigo delivered; 83, dshe, 1. o bii March cfmlng at Soie. Corn—Cash unsettied, No, 2 a shade higher, others weaker: options opened a shade low later advanced ly@%c, and closed firm; ror~v|;>t 23,000 ~~qmm. 25,000; ungraded, 4814 No, 0. 2, 48 (@48 ge in elevator, 407, (@40 March closing ‘at 451 Shade lower, but faitly active: re- 0003 exports, 1,600: mixed western, \\hll" western, 3%@42e, I’slmlaumaglt‘mh United closed at 61° Egus—Steady ; western, 18@1siye. Pork—Firm and in moderate demand mess quoted at §14.00@1 for old; $14. for new. Lard—Five o eight points h|L'hr'r and ac- tive; western steam, spot, 87.15@ Riitter—Unchanged. Cheese—Quiet but firm, Milwaukee, | cash, March elivered, 48}g¢f. 0. b,y 5 ¢, i N Provisions — Highel pork, February, $14.35; May, $14 4215, Cincinnati, Feb. 1 lower; No, 2 red. 5 No. 2 llln“?l‘ “x(‘» No. 2 mixed, \\ hent Heavy and Minncaponts, Feb. lfl ~—~Wheat — Unset- tled .'lnd lower 1 bard, cash RIM Feb- 8ize, June, No. 1 ruary, May, 2 nml northern, cash, 70. eipts—Wheat, 62,000 bu, sh pments—Wheat, 14,000 bu.; flour, 15,000 bbis, " May, May, aly Afternoon |b“4\[l|7\ he higher; corn firm, ‘se bette Liverpool, 16.—W he Feb, demand fair; hnh\.u offer sparin T ans ifornia Corn western, 4s 4 s 7d per cental. and den anil fair; new mixed Chicago, Feb. 16,—The Drover’s Journal |e;mx 18 as follows ttle—Receints, £000; shipments, once ear faney - steers, 3.5015,00: stocl COWS, hl|ll~ and HH\L‘\! 1 .m'“c @S, 003 lambs, & Natlonal Stock Yards, Louis, 1iL, Feb. 1 steady : clioice heay L 4.95; fair to xood shipping steers, S3.87(4. butchers’ steers, fair to chc S feeders. fair to good. $2.50@5.060; stockers, fair to good, 2,10 Hogs—Receipts, strong on heavy light unlllmx steady avyand butc i packing, fair to 5,80@>40; Yorkers, wedium to faney, $5.100¢5.25; piss, comumon’ to good, $4.40( 4. Kansas City, Feb. 10 ttle—Receipts, : shipments, shipping steers still »ws and butchers’ stuil 0.4.40: stoc] 10; feeding stecrs, quiet ut n wo~ shipments, 2,000; common to choice, OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Wednesday, Fe, 10, Cattle, The receipts were liberal and the market opened fairly activ The market was about steady with yesterday. Hogs. ‘The receivts of logs were liberal to-day though not quite np to yesterday’s receipt The market was 5@10c higher llmni) sterday and active at the advance. Everything was sold early in the day. Sheep. There were no fresh receipts and nothing was doneon the market. Receipts. Prevailing Prices. Showing the pre\mlhlg vriees paid for live stock on this market: Choice steers, 1350 to 1500 1bs. Choice steers, 1100 to 1300 Ibs. Good to ehoice corn-fed cow. Fair to medium grass cow: od to choice bulls. . Light and medium hogs. Good to choiee heavy hogs. Good to choice mixed hogs. Choice sheep, 90 to 120 1bs... 84, 8.7 4. 50 @4.10 50 Representauve Nales. HOGS. Av. Shk Pr 170 N0 85,10 Showing the hikhest and lowest prices paidfor loads of bozs on this market duriog the past seven days and tor the same ume last month and a vear ago. 187 [ Feb. 1857 | Allsales of rewt. live w hogs sell at 3ge per 1b. for all weights, kK 1u this market are wade ight’ uniess otherwise statod. “Skins,” or hogs weizhing less than 1 ™ no value. Pregnant sows are docked 40 Ibs. and stags 80 Ibs, by the public inspector. Notes, Hogs go up another notch, L. W. Reynolds, of Fremont, is in yards to-day. M. J. Hughes, of West Point, came In with two loads of cattle, John Wiggins was in with a car of cattle shipped from Schuyler, B, King, Bradshaw, was in with a car of cattle and a car of liogs. The Anglo-American Provision company bought 1716 hogs on to-day’s market, G. L. Dixson, of Talmadge & Dixson, Em erson, 1a., is in with three cars of fine heavy cattle, G. H, Hammond & Co. received twelve cars of cattie to-day shipped in from other markets, More shippers in to-day than usual, on_ac- Cnll"l of the meeting of the Live Stock Ship- pers’ assoclation. Geo. W. Waite, a shipper and buyer of Creighton, came 'in to-day with two loads of hogs on s first trip. . Penn, a stock shipper who hias been lo- (‘"h‘l| at \Pll)(“ and also ships from Clear Water, is in with hogs. Among those having ¢ Hl!l‘ on the ")'\'l\(‘l were the following: 1. Gribble ton; Keine & Maloney, ander & Co., Alvion; W, H. Gilmore & Son, David City Hughes, West Point: Wiiliam 1 loat, Ta.: C. enn, Clearyater: & den : Talmage & Dicksc Ia. poin & Co., Kent, Ia Albi n \! 0. Carter, tysville: Clark, Heaton & Co., Weston; L. | . Clarinda. Aniong others who had 1iogs on the market wero the following: F. Cornwell, Pender: 2, Buughn Randolplis Keing & Matone Albion; F. J. \\ .\torlm arnsworth , 18,0, W ouneil Bluft Noh, Clark” M. Co. Shepherd & B, \ . Kil- . Creston: Dick L. Ewbree. Shen- l enn, O |l‘Al\\.Ih Ty ,h Anderson, Columb 1p Citys . G te (A'nlur llwr hsing, IIA\\w: ison & B. Morrison, York: H. Ford, Marquette, OMAHA WHOLF Wednesday, Feb, 16, ALE MARKETS The following prices are for rowd lots of prodiccars sold on the ma ket to-aay. — 1he quatations on fruits represent the prices at which outside orders are fil'ed. Buorien—The receipts are liberal and the ket w The choicest is selling mostly fair to good, 4@ common, i< The receipts were not as heavy to- ‘The bulk of the stock is going at 1« Pours The receipts were very light and the demand good tor cholce dressed chick ) NS 10c:yok (@rutld eslil geese ducks Sa@le. axk.—The only game coming in now is slow sale on account of lers find it slow work Ducks, Teal, per doz. wised,” $1.35; keese.’ perdot brants, per d ok rabitatoenalos) rrots, parsnip lorse. are quumx at €4,00004.50 per bbl, PoraTors—There have ceived this week, butthey w stock, The market is not trade is confined to the sale of from the st rto good, fr fes choice stock, from store, si been a few re re mostly small tive and th small lots Es—The market continues firm and hoice Missouri stock pe Michigan stoe lrhl Michi ok Arrr higher Choiee he Supply e he year is not large 50@60, sufii- the demand. Large bunehes, @3 3 mu‘« ock is bringing a | tle better prices than a week ago. Califor- nia eabbaze, per Ib, e, rsTERS—Mediums, 20c; standards. e xtra selects, 33¢i N, Y. counts, pir ) 5,007 beil nml bugie, per bul, §10.00; and Cherry, Beil good !mnll picked, $L40l. 1.0, ProvisioNs—Ham, 12; breakfast bucon, 9ie; clear bacon, dry salt sids. se g Uried bect, Toguiar. 11c; dried beef, ]\.\m g 1ic: lard, 50 1b lard, Fairbanks, 7 10 1b cans, se; lard 516 lard, Winter wheat ond qual- v spring W W. J. Wels 8 (|o double ulity patent 50: best qu patent, S240@2.40; buck'wheat flour, per bbl, sacks, $3.00 per hundred No. 1, ready chopped feed, 5 per ('urn meal, %c; yellow corn, meal, w..'mc per ewts sereening, ewt; homi £1.50; shorts, graliam, $1.35: hay, in b Groce; PrekLEs—Medium, half bbls, $4.50 halt bbls, § Fiias, in bbls, $.00: + small, In bbls, 810.00: do, in ghierkins, in bbls, $11.00; do, 00, do, in 6i¢@Tes cut loaf onfectioners extra (w L g ey syrup, half bbls, “old time,” per gallon, 3 1gal- lon cans, per doz, $10.00; h It gallon cans, 1 stick, B'¢@9'ge. soda, butter and aps, Bge; STARci—Mirror gloss, 1 1b, 6c; mirror gloss, 3 Ib, B%e: mirror gloss, 61b, Bic; Graves corn, 11,6" e: Kingsford's corn, 1 1o, 7e; Kingsford’s gloss, 1 Ib. 7 Mmr.runn 21038, 6 Ib, ige. Kingstor pure 1. Hige; Kingsford's pure, 3 Ib, 5ic; Kingsfords bulk, 4. _Soars—Kirk's savon imperial, s satinet, $3.00; Kirk s standa 8 ol $4.00: Kirk's' white $3.85; washboard, $3.10; Oysters, standard, per case, strawberries, 21b. per case, §2.40 : oCalifornia "a) xmuu. per cas s, white cher- CANNED Goons- 83, 15y lelr:. per Cflflt\ 4.60; veaches, D‘" E-M- ries, per case, $0.00; blueberries plueap! b mukerel, doz, $1.50@1. goose: 5% 5. string beARL per 21b lima béaus, per o 03 NArrow Inl Peas, per cas une eas, por case, U@’ 2 1b.corn 8 10. vs—Ordinarv grades, 1t falr prime, 155@l6e: elioice, 16@10ke; en and yellow, 16@ old_vov- Interior Java 104@ Arbuckle's rousted XXM\ roasied, 20403 30,0, 10 salmon, pe berries, per cae case, $1.70; 21b early toes. Cory @15k faney crnment Java, 20 General Markets, V ABNISHES—Balie's, per gallon; rurni- ture, extra, $1.10; nunuuw. No. 1, $L00; coach extra, 1 ach, No. 1, sn 20 Da: mar, extra, $1 asphaltum, l‘?l&f S5¢: she! $3.50; hard oll unish, HEAVY HARDWARE plow steelshecia last,d cast tools, do iron, rate ¥2.5) ucible steel, (e 12@1%; wagon s pokes, per set, 0; hubs, per set, 3L&: felloes, sawed dry, $1.50; tongues, each, Sic: axels, Square nuts, per Ib, i eoil ib. 61g1 e malleable. 7 s, 6 harrow te spring 'ste Barden's horse shoes, ¥751 Burdei's muls._ shoes. 8} i car lots, $4.00 per 100 lbs. »ld o i steel nmn. do. 'quarter 53 fuse, per 10 50: blasting, kegs, Lead bar. 816 FAINTS IN O1L—=White lead. Omaba, P P, 6o white lead St Louls, pure, « seilles greew, 1 to lb cans, % kreucu wing, F ERRUARY 17, 1887. [ green seal, 1203 ‘mwh zine, red seal, 1let French zine. infvamish asst 2e: Fench zine. vermi llion, - Enelish, in ofl, T3 red, 100 rose pink, 1%6; Venetian red, {ook- fo; Venetian red, Americau, 1% 1 ehfome yellow, genuine, X ¥ ow, K, ,mhm rochelle. fei ochre, French, 9%c: ochre, American, 1ige; Winter's mineral, 2ige: Lenigh brown, dige} Spanish brown, ie; Prince’s mineral, 8 SRl Colozne spirits, 158 proof, $1.17; do 161 pnm( SL18; spirits, second qu-ln)_ 101 proof, §1,17: do 18 proot, 1,16 Aleahol, 188 proot, $2.20 per wine eallon. Redistilled whiskjes, $1.00@1.50. Gin, blended, $ 2,00; Kentucky bourbons, ' $2.00@6.00; Ken- ticky and DPennsylvania ryes, $2.006.50; rye whiskie: ()n\ll l'vl Sheaf bourbon and §1,50@3. rumlw imported, $5.00@8.5 ,|(,“,N| ,nrn (iins, imported, $4. (@0.00; domestic, $LIE3.0. Champagnes, imported, ver case, $3500@33.00; American, per case, $10,00G@10. 0. Dry PAINTS-— \\Ime lead, 8c; French zine, 19 Parie whiting, 2ige; whiting, eilde 28c; whiting, com'l, | lampbiack, Ge manstown, lampbiack, ordinary, 8¢ Prussian blue, Itramarine, 1% brown, Se; umbe sienna, burnt, 4e: green, genuine, % mon, ' ey chrome green, vermillion Ameriean, raw and burnt umber, burnt sienna, 12 fined Iampblack 1% coach black And ivory bl drop biack, Prussian biua, ulln\m‘lrh\.- black. 15¢; chrome ereen, I 160; blind and shutter green, dian red, 3 ’\nu‘rl("lll ellow ochre, 2¢; L. wood” ochre, 1fc: patent cralning color, light oak, dark oak, hestnut and ash, 1% MICALS.— Acld, &D, If-c Venctian red, vermillion, L. & I & 0. D.. Ise arbolie, tartaric , S0e: bark cassafras, per B, 100 Pnr B, T8¢, chinchonidia, per oz, 40c: per ', et Dover's e r epsom salts, per B, Sige; g Jead, a ver i, 1, pergal., §L.50ci oil eastor, No. 2, per gal., £1.40; oil olive, per gal., $1.4 oil orivannum, 'flh oplum, €3 0: quinine, P& W.and K, ; potassinm jodide, per 1, & ner oz, 40c; sul- phate morph e, 5; suiphur, per 5 ey meid, 5de; balsam copaida, per calomel, hloro: ircen butehers, 5lgife; green : dry flint, dry salt, %@10c; calf skins, damaged nides, thirds pri 3ige, (rease— L5 brown, 1%{ Sheep Pelts, IURs AND are for pri SKINS e, well handled skins: The following prices Beaver, n per pound, <1505 00 r. $1.00@!1 i eubs s prine, ulmn-lmr. <mall k, common, 15 IR ver pound 20c. Dry Lumoor, BOARDS. 12, 14 and 16 t. 12 14 and 16 ft. 1514 and 16 ft. No.3 Not ¢ . 1" 14 and 16 3. ENCING. 0.1, 4& 6 inch, l.! .mv! L4 ft.. rough No. 2, 4 & Gincii, 12 and 14 it., rough DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS, No.l Cem.g Los. G o 12 0014 (4116 U8 (020 (2 CEILING AND PARTITION, #in White Pine Partjtion. in. Norway Pine Ceijling. STOCK BOARDS A l“‘ inch. s.lu. 46 C P No. ‘l blain, 'lmltl 10 ineh No. 2 plain,$ and 10 inch. 2 SIINGLES, T\ % XX clear, 82%0: A standard. $290; No.1, Lath, 8 A Cheap Compromise. George Simons is the name of the man who in last October committed an as- ult upon Willam Kinney, a fellow workman i a Union Paci freizht car. ‘Lhe wilt was committed with amallet, and Kinney came very near dying from 1ts effects. His assailant was bound over to the district court. Ye sent of the district attorne lowed to go before the police court mul { guilt simple charge of assault and batte Judge Stenberg then fined him $100 s Sore Throat should not be Brown's Bronichal Troches e a siuple remedy and sive mmediate. re- iet. —— e Department Changes, Captain Webb. of engine company No 3, one of the best and most fearless fire fighters in the department has suddenly made up his mind to r from the ser- He left on last Saturday, and has n succeeded in the ecaptaincy by sorge Windheim, who is also a reliable fireman. - Stone& Gravel The Cedar Creek Stone and Gravel Quarry has just been opencd up for business. A good quality of white and blue lime stone for bailding purposes, is furnished by J. L. FARTHING, The General Salesman, Also gravel of the tinest quality for lawn and other purposes Offices at Plattsmouth, Neb, Tne B. & M. rail- 10als use a large amount of this atuuc CHICAGO SHORT LINE ——OF [Hlre= Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul By THE BEST ROUTE from OMANA qad COUNCIL BLOFFS @ THE BEAST. TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFF3 THE RAILWAY TINE TABLES, OMAHA, Arrive Teave | Omaha Omaha UNION PACIFIC, Depot 10th and Pierce sts. Pacific Express. Denver Express. *1,0cal Express. . *Except Sunda .| 5:20 pm 10 11:00am 5:05 pn B, § ‘ Denot 10th and Pacitic sts. Mail and Express <] 5145 pm 10:00 am Night Express. 00 1 745 pm Lineoln...... 55 pm| 8:30 am CB&Q R R nepm i0th an I‘.nr iie sts.| Mail and Express. . 0:90 am' £:00 pm Chieago Express.. 710 pw 9:20 am 110 pm’ 0:20 am 7100 am 8345 pin | C. St, F Depot 15th and Webster st. Sioux City am 4 pin MISSOURI PACIE Depot 15th and W ‘-xulvrq Day Express.. am Night E: pim Lincoln Expross. 6:10 pm UNION, \Im R \mv\ 1.-1\ I.eave RAINS, S Y'ds,| Omaha it Sunda; TI'rains leavine U. potin Omaha at 10:55 a, *$:10am m., 5:05 p,m, and 8:20 p.| 9:30 am 10:00 am m., and those leaving *10: nnml Union stock yards at6:00) 11: T train all othiers areregular stock yards dummy trains be- ween stock 1 Omana. *Except Sunda $Conueets with 8. C, & * P. at Council Bluffs, Q < Conn _(\\\'mn I; & 9 & Trive Transfer depot CoB &Q All trains run daily v CHICAGO o ORTH- WESTERN RAILWAY. Omahfi, Council Blufls And Chicago. The only road to take for Des Moines, Mur shalltown, (edar Rapids, Clinton, Dixie, 'Chica: ®0. Milwaiikee and all paints east. To the peo 118,57 Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Tiah, 1aho. Novada, Oregon, Washington and Cali: fornia, it offers suporior advautages not possh ble by sny other ifn Among fow of the numerous points of su. periorfty enfoyed by ihe patroms of this road otwoom Omiha and Chlenno are its two tra 8 day o 7 COACHES ‘which are the fnest that hy and ngenuity can ereate. Its PALACRE BLERPING CARS, whioh are models ofedmfort and elewanco. Tia PARLOT DRAW. ING ROOM CARS, unsurpassed by any. and its widely oelehrated PALATIAL DINING CARS, the squal of which cannt ba found slsswhere fio Ry .' unoil Bluffs the trains of the Unfon Pi . gonnect {n Union Depot with "those' of & Worthwestern R For Detrolt, Columbus. Tnifunapols, Cinein- oati, Niazara Falls, Buffalo. Pittaburg, Toronto, Montreal, ltoston, New York, Philadeiphin, Bal timore. Washington and all 'yeinte in the east, sk the tickot agent for tickots via the “NORTHWESTERN." It you wish the best rocommodations. Al teket arants sell ticke's v a this line, H.AUGRITT, E. P. WILSON. neral Manager, Genl Pass'r Agents Chicngo, 111 W M. BABCOCK. L. 1 BOLLES, O'W estern Agt, y Puss Ag Red Star Line Carrying the Belgium Royal and United States Mail, sailing every sa:urday Between Antwern & New York 10 THE RHINE, GERMANY, ITALY, HOL- LAND AND FRANCR FALL AND WINTER galon from $60 to $75 Excursion trip from 0 to §l Becon: bin, outward, $45; prepald, H; exoursion, 80, Btocrage passag Poter Wright & Sons, Gouor ents, 6 Broadway, New York, Honry Punit, 1218 Parnum st Paulsen & Co. 1428 Farnam st cman 1824 Fanam OMAHA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY Agricultural Implements. "CHURCHILL P lh'h'l"lf, Wholesale De: Agricultural Iluplnnwms, Wagons, Corriages aud Buggl nes strect, beiwoen 9th and 10k, Oluntin, Neb. IR & METCALF CO., Chicago, —axp— Milwaukee, St. Panl, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids, Clicton, Dubuque, Davenport, Rock Island, Freeport, Rockford, Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, And sl other fmportnt poluta East, Nortueast | and Boutheast | For through tickets call on the Ticket Agen 8t 1401 Farnnm stroot (o Paston Hotel,or & Union Paciiic Depot. Fullmaa sioouors and the fnast Dining Cars 1@ the world are run on the mun lines of tho OuiCaGo, MiLwaukme & ST. PavL RalLway, wad every attention -- paid to passengers by wourtaons employe company. MiLiEr, Vi Py 1% TUOkE . Assitant Gencral ) Munager. Y V08 Cakvexizn, Geaeral Pussenger and e Gao. ‘l'unrmm Assistant Genersl Passen: ¥er and Ticket Agent 3. T. ORaik, Geuern Superintondent. Agrie uluul 1 Implements, 01, 933, 05 and W7, Jones st Wagons and Carriages. IMIP'S0O) The Leading € r|1.mm Faetory, ABLIS 1409 wifd 1411 D vy W St AR i.10am | Council Bluifs, 1200 pm 1 W. St & P.at Council Blutfs, Conneets withall even- trains tor O t ‘ouneil Blaffs, ‘e Omalia_at_ Union . 10th and Ilmgna Jobbers' Illrsctory lr?uh Mate: A. HOSPF, .IR.. Artists’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1513 Douglas Street, Omaha. Butter and Eggs. SHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Butter and Eggs. nomnmm 474 Packing Honse, 1th nnd Leaven- Builders’ Hardware and Scales. T HIMEBAUGH & TAYLC Builders'Hardware & Scale Repair Shop Mechanics’ Tools nu| Buffalo Scales. 166 Donglns st EY Omaha, Neb. Boots and Shoe ERICAN HAND SHOE COMPANY, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Boots and Shoes, Complete stock ot Rubber Goods alwars on hand &) 13th st., Omana, Neb, A. T. Austin, Agent. W. 7. MORSE & CO. Johbers of Boots and Shoe 111 Faruam st Omaba, Neb. Manufactory, st on T. LINDSEY & Cu. \‘hnl(wxllo Rubber Boots anl Shoes. K nnd Fels Boots C14th und Dougins EWED Agt. for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Bpecial Brands. Faust, Dudweiser and Erlanger. ~ STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, 521 North 1%th Street, Omaba, Neb. Butchers’ Tools. LOUIS HELL Butehers' Tools and Supplies, tausage Cusings gt all Kinds alwaysia stock. nes s Omaba 1218 Coffee, Spices, Etc. ARKE BROS. & CO (Ymnlm (‘ufl"flo and Spice Mills. Teas. Ooflces. § tracts, L Flivoring Bx- o uking Powdar k. Eie b““ 16 Harvey GAT Home Coffee and Co. Coteo Roxsiers nad Spi of Bnking Powder, IAGLE CORNICE WORKS, John Epencter, Prop. Mannfacturer of Galvanized Iron ant Corniee. Dodge and 103 and 105 N, 10th at.. Omaha, Neb. W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron and Steel, Springs, Wagon Stock, Hardware Lumber, ete. 1908 nd 1211 1Arney st Omabs. EDNEY & GIBBON, \\‘Imlr-nln Iron and Steel, Wagon and Carriage Wood Stock, Euvy Hardware, Re" T ARG 120 eavenwo MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantles, Grates, Brass (.:?::1: 1321 and 139 Farnam Iron Works. -~ - A AN PAXTON & VIERLING Iron Works, Wronght and Cast Iron Bullding Work, il g, B e, team r. Gene .| u- DG Work: Ome orks, U. P, F 1L MOMANUS, © SULLIVAN. OMAHA WIRE & IRON WORKS, Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings, Desk Rails, Window Guards, Flower Suinds. Wire Sigos, Ete 125N, Toth. Orders by mail promiptiy Ritendsd to. —_——— Lumber. OMAIA TUMBER CO., Dealer . All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale, 18th Street and Union Pacific Track, Omaha, TLOUIS BRADFORD, Dealee fn Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Kte. \’nnhm: las; “ T CHICAGO LUMBER CO., Wholesale Lumber, B14 8. 14th street, Omaha, Neb, F. Colpetzer, Man, == N. DIETZ, Lumber. ——I Vhrnn‘lfilllmryh Ntreets, l\“llhl‘rxrh. FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Ete., Eto, th und Douglas ste., Omala. N HOAGLAND, Lumber, HARVEY LUMBER C To Dealers Only. Ofice, 1403 Farnam street, Omaba. CH. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumbes, Wood Carpets and Parguet Flooring. oth and Douglas T. w. TI. W ll\l FIELD, e Lumber, Ete, JOIN Whole Imported and American Portland Cement. e Algent for ilwniikoo Hydraulic Cement ana o Quiney White Lime. RUEMPING & BOL Manufacturers of Ornamental Galvaunized Cornices, kylikbt, ete. 5108, N CORNICE WORKS, . hpl chl Prop. (‘. “simproved Pate 17th 8. Omaba. C Galvanized Tron Cor ent Metalic Skylight. % ‘a1 Carpets. OMAIA CARP. Jobbers ot Carpets, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Rugs, _ Linolenme, Mattings. Ftc. i511 Douglas streck. A, ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, 0il Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Goods, Ete. 1433 Furnam Street, mata, Neb. Crockery and Notions. W. L. W. l{l(:llT Agont for the Munufacturers and Importers of Crockery, tlassware, Lamps, Chimneys, cte. Office, 317 Bouth 13th st Omaha, N Commission and Storage. " D. A. HURLEY, Commission and Jobbin Bytter, Eggsand, Produc Headquarters for »u Baskes PEYCKE BR(). Commission Merchants. Fruits, Produ~e and Provisions, Omaba, W. E. RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merrhant. Epecinities—Butter. Bggs, Cheese, Poultry )ysters, Ete., Ete. 112 South ieth Mreet. WIEDEMAN & (0., Prodnce Commission Merchants, Poultry, Butier, Gamo. Fiaite, etc. 20 8. lthst Coal ane Lime. P. MILESTONE & CO., Dealers in Hard and Soft Coal, Ofico and yard, d Nicholar . Omaha, Neb. relephone GGG V. Fies. OMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME COMPANY, Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal, 20 South Thirteonth Street, Omaha, Neb. J. J. JOHNSON ¢ Mannfiwturoru of Illlnuh \Vlule Li Im:l # Office, Paxton Hotel. Farim . Telephone S11. AR Y Confectionery. “F, P. FAY & CO., Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts and Ciguia. 1211 Faruam St. Omba; " Cigars and Tobacco. MAX MEYER & CO., Jobbers of Cigars, Tobacco, u Cane and Ammantiion, 21 (021 § 11t A4 Farnam'st., Omahn, Manufavtnrers of Fine (Iznrn, Tobaccos, And Wholesale Dealers in 1. Nos. 108 wud 110N, Wih stre Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods & Notions 1102 and 114 Douglus, cor. 11th 8¢, Omaha, Neb, Distillers. WILLOW bl l(l\f £ €0, and ILER & CO,, Importers and Jobere of Fiue Wings and Liqers. Solcmunutaolurers of Keonedy Kast Ind T And 1ounte! 16 11Guor. Drain Tile, Etec. A ILBAUEK 1LW.BEDFORD Sec. & eas 1. J. CARSON, V.Frés, sud Fupt THE UNION HYDEAULIC DERAIN TILE CO. Ofco 213 & lun et Omaha. Neb. Machinersand for Manufue turin ment Drain I Furniture. DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, ¥ #t.. Omaha, Neb, CHi. llfll S SHIVERICK, Furniture, Belling, Mirrors, ete, Upliolstery. 1206, 108 and 1210 Farnam st Graceries, P Whole GALLAGHER £ CO,, roceries and 8. 1048 S8,y Provisiong, anh. Neb McCORD, BEADY & (O, Wholesale Grocers, 13tn wnd Leaven we b s, Live Stock. 'OCK YARDS CO., Of Omaha. John F. Boyd, Superintendent, UNION Limited. Live Stock Commission. M. BURKE £ 503 Live Stock Comm Goo. Burkoe, Manager __Union Stock Yards, 8. Omaha.” Telephone 52, SAVAGE & GREE Live Stock Commission Merchants, Buipmients of any and all kinds of Stock soliciteds Union tock Yar«. Omatia, Neb. Millinery “and Notions. 1. OBERFELDER & CO., Importers and Jobbors of Millinery and Notions, !?M and 1215 Harney Stoeet, Omaha, Neb, Are the only Direct Importers of German & French Toys & Faney Goods In Nebraska. Chicago pricos duplieated without adde ing freight. 1415 Farnam Street, Omuba. J. 1. KOBINSON NOTION COs Wholesale Dealers in Notions and Furnisl iand w5 B. Tenth St omana. VINYARD & SCHNEIDEX Jobbers in R, Notions, Husmrynnd (rents’ Furnishing Goods. Overalls. CANFIELD MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeans Pants, £nirts, (Kl«” hllfl" nhd 1104 Dou "las Streety Tniabn, Nob, Pnper Boxes J. L. WILKI Manufacturer of l‘n]u-r Boxes, 8.14th St., Umaha, Nebr: Orders by mailiy lieited und wili recal orompt attention. REES PRINTING 7 Job Printers, Blank Book Makers, Apd Bouk Bindg 105 and 18 South Fourteenth rat. Omuia, Nob. RN NEW! 1PER UNION Auxiliary l’uhlishn_'s. Dealers in Type, o3 and Printers’ Supplies. 'welfth Street. w. ~ Pumps. BROWNELL & LU.. Manufacturers wnd Dealers in luznu-u Boilers & ( ‘IN‘llll Machirery Mi rk, Bt e W RECTOR & WILHELMY O Wholesale Hardware. Weostern agents for Jeflerson Steel Nail Powder Co, ard Seales 10th 6 COmalia. CHURCHILL PUMP CO,, +Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Btoam and, Watcr Supslice Mendnarters £r Atash L COs Guite, N1 L urnam st . O, Neb. A, L, STRANG (G Pumps, Pipes and hnznum. Bteam, Water, Ratlway and Milling Eupglice. Kte, U. 8. WIND ENGINE and PUME" COMI* AN Halladay Wind Mlhl Ay ricam and itip, Viowe Py ol Safes, Etc, r, Boyenr &£ €o,, Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s Firo wnd lousar Proat Satas, Time Locks. Yaulte and Jail Work Furnim biree Sash, Doors, Ete. A, Iil\l'l‘”ll' .( (U.. A Mouldings, Wioles Sash, Doors, Braneh ¢ llnnl-« an (A Sash, !!um, Bl Butldio ¥4 pitn BOHN MANUFACTURING (0O, Manufacturers, of Sash, Doors, Blmds,