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

A NEW-FASHIONED CORNER. The Wheat Deal Gives Evidence of Extend- ing Through to July. JUNE GETTING ABREAST OF MAY, Roo fade For Storing Another Mil- lion Bushels of Corn—Encourages ing Clearances at the Sea- board-Quotations. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. Ceaco, April 21.—[Speclal Telezram to the Brk.|—The clique houses were all moder- ate buyers of wheat this morning, but cach broker was evidently going it alone. Field, Lindley & Co. were buyers of July, and Rosenfeld & Co. were buying Mav. The crowd did not know what to make out of these kiuds of tactics. May kept up above #4e, and June was overhauling May so fast that they were within less than lc of each other. The excitement over simple strength is abating, while the furore over the decrease in this spread between May and June is on the increase, if it should possibly happen that June should get abreast ofMay, the crowd of bear suerers would be quite as Jarge as when May first began to show extra- ordinary strength. ‘The ecrowd, when it finally abandoned fighting the advance of May, vold largely for June, on the theory that this was to be an old fashioned corner wherein the load gathered in May was to be thrown overboard in June, So far, however, the signs are all that the deal is to be a new fashioned one wherein cash wheat is to b taken and paid for, then the deal extende: through June and ,lul\, and finally wh worked off its merits. ~ May wheat sold as high as “4%;c. Tlhis wasat a_moment when Irwin, Green & Co. took 200,000 bushels of May wheat at & clip and May sold ’ll this ligure, June to ®dc. en the market ea: as It_ald lA although May June lost only }sc of 1ts advance. biggest part of the day May and June were not more than Y@’Ze apart. 'Lhe receipts ot ‘wheat are largely increasing, showing that the threats of the shorts that they would be here with cash_grain to deiiver are not all vain. About 500,000 bushels corn went out of store and into vessels vesterday. Be- sides the room thus made, certain of the reg- ular houses have been leasing or buyin s old malt house and irregular ware houses around town. In this way room for about 1,000,000 bushels more of grain has been made in the past ten days. If navigation will only open enough corn will sail to release greatly the vressure, The clearances were encouraging again ot the seaboard, 201,500 bushels oi wheat going out from three Atlantic ports. On the afternoon board wheat was stronger and a trifle higher, Corn and provisions were steady. Wheat for May sold at 84@ 843¢e, closing at S8tiges bid for more, When advanced off, ased June at S3i{@83de, closing at B3k, July at S2l@sgiie, September -l 8lc, l)ecember Corn for sold June at d{’)ku:.dfl’(r July at 41% Oats for May sold at 28i4c, June at “'l('li"‘.c. July at .’U‘;,(‘. Lard lllr M y sold at $7.1714, .lune at $7.273¢, July 5. Short ribs for ?' nhl(lll'l.WK,J uucnt £8,023¢ 8.0, July CHIOCAGO LIVE 8TOCK. CaI1cAGO, April 21.--|Special Telezram to the Bee.]—CATTLE-—Although to-day’s re- ceipts were rather large the suoply for the week 18 1,000 less than last. One week ago to-day the receipts were over 10,000. There ‘was not much change in prices, but it was a good deal harder to sell cattle than on yes- terday. The demand for nice blocky 1100 to 1300 1b cattle was fully equal to the supply at nmd{ prices, while big “snllnky" 1400 to 1500 Ib cattle were in hl:xlv) sllpply and sold in some cases 5@l0c lower. ‘The general market was not satisfactory to sellers, bhut was falrly good considering the l‘e('Bhvln Fat dressed beef cows, such as sold at 83. 6 10, were in fair demand. Dlnllllery bulll sold at_ $3.60. Some fancy high grade 1477 1b sleers sold at $5.25 to Alleghen, butchers and another lot at. 8515, There was a liberal supply of good. heavy cattle, and trade was generally welk on heavy rulei. Shipping steers 1,850 to 1,500 lb& T5@5.25: 1,200 to 1,350 Ibs, u.zs«u.so. Ww 1,200 1bs, $3.85: stock- ers and feeders, $: no(ntmfi' cows, bulls and mixed, $2.00@3.85; bulk, $2.70@3.50; slop-fed slserl $4,00@4.05; through l'exas grassers, 753.50: corn fed, $3,75@4 40. lloqs—r e market opened about 5c lower, but liberal orders came in from both packers and shippers, 8o that before the close that loss was regained, the market closing steady and only isolated lots left unsold, notwith- standing there were, with the fresh’ receipts, some 80,000 on sale, Common wmixed sold down as low as !'5 ’K good mixed and packing sorts, $ 50; best and closely assorted heuv{, also bumner wuh.'hN.S B0 5.65; light sorts, $5 20(5.55; pigs, $4. .oul 95, FI.\ ANUlAb. New YORk, April 21.—([Speclal Telegram to the BrE.]—StoCcKks.—There was only one side to the stock market to-day, and that was the selling side. Early in the day Manhattan broke 4 per cent on some heavy selling by Cammack, but the stock was quickly rallied from 156 to 150 by sppvorting orders from in- slders. New England and Reading - were speclally weak stocks. 8. V. White threw a stream of New Kngland on the market, and as the bullclique, which has heretofore sup- ported it, sold out a few days ago, it received no support. A sharp break of 3 per cent, from 63 to 60, was the result. Trading in it was very heavy. weak, but was carrled down from 46} to 45%. The sensational break in these two leading stocks naturally carried the whole market down, though the decline was léks than might have been expected. - There was no bad news to cause a drop, which was ef- fected by selling by room traders and timid longs. The market closed very weak and ragged at the bottom prices for the day. The total sales were about 460,000 shares. UOVERNMENTS—Government bonds were dull put steady. RDAY'S QUOTATIONS. l'wmc s ot "5, Canada Souti'n.. Chitvto s Aiton: eAg0 on. do preferred Erie do preferred llllnols (“evntnl L, B, & :} 0 peR e red. 951{ Texas Pac| &85 Union Tuc ws\. o aiaed. B refe W U elograpls 708 MONEY ON CALL—Eas lul loan at5 per cent; c! sed offered at 4 per cen Pu.lul MERCANTILE PAPER—Unchanged at 5@6 per cent. s'r:nuw EXCHANGE— ?\Ilcl but firm at r demand. $4.50 for sixty days, ltr)‘ PRODUOE MARKET. Chica A) ril 21— 21.—Followin nota- tlons nm‘t‘l‘l‘n 2:450 elosing tigures: L asy at @0 per cont; FImnr—Swldy nd firm. \\Inur wn flour, 4. 301 soutnern, 34,106 Wisconsin, 84, -M. i Michigan sort -pnn: wheat, 83.70@4.50: Mipnesota bakers, $5.70 f‘.m: tents uw\ N: _ low grades, 1.95@2.9: rye flour, quies ar $3.25@8,40; in sacks and barrels. 70, ‘Wheat—Unsett! raged higher; May opened kc@xc Illx her, aud closed about terday, while June closed Je May, 84'{c; June, N3 orn--Duli and quiet: renrdn:yemnh, figures and closed same below yester- 43 Cash, 573{c; May, 85 7-16¢; June, 897ce. nn—uu\elauunlow.nn |nxS iy below 95¢; May, #8ic¢: June, o—smdy at mmfla. {hy sm l’rhnr. $1.68@1.70. nlll —Ol l& 0 partic k--No ular change to note ex- Reading was not quiteso | eept in cash, whien May and June, & 1 early, ad- ash, §7.15; ~Shoulders, '«s;u,r 0; short ery, 1 Y2a20e, Uil credm . cheddars and flats, ¢e: Young Awericas, llx-wguc; skims, &, { heavy green saited HG nflll(ul cal dry salted, 1 1dalic: dea Tallow- Steady; 815c; cake, d4'4c, Shipments, 75,000 Receints, L 12,000 Flour, bbls Wheat, bu 80,000 5,000 Corn, bu © 52,000 22,000 Oats, bu. + 94,000 54,000 Rye, bu. . « 1,000 none Barley, bu........... 17,000 2,000 Kansas City., April 2L—Wheat—Dull; No. 2 red, cash, e n~l\l'd, (mu—-\\mm‘ No. 2, cash, 82 bid, 52%¢ aske Oats—Nominal. New Orleans, April steady; mixed, dbe; 21.—~Corn—Quiet yellow and white, 1. UINAQUH'( at 3T@sTide. Cornmeal—Quict but firm at §2.15, Hog Products—Steady and in fait demand. £ long clear, Wheat - Re- apot a trifle 1401 obtibhs opaned *, but later ruled Aprit oL £,000; exports, 4 L altliough less a firm and advanced easy,closing heayys \4» 1red, 9 swer, but moderately Hpts, 18,000: exports, No. 2, 400 in elevajor, 504510 and old delivered; May closed at receipts, 20.000; ex- ket westorn. 8U@HTe; Nelite western, S8 Petrolenm—Steady; united, ¢ s=Quiet and barely ste dy; western, l urk—-iiull‘l and steady. Lard—Higher nn.| mode tately actives west- ern steam, spot, £7.50, Butter—Quiet: western, 12@24e. Cheese—Steady. Milwaunkee, nominu: Ma Corn—Ste Oats—In faif demand Rye—Dull: No. 1, 6 Barley—Firm; No, Provisions—Low April 21.—Wheat—Quict but 4ei June, TW@soe. No. 2 white, 30:c. 55¢. pork, Anril, $15.50, ‘Olnu! natl, April 21L.—Wheat—Firm; 0. Corn 2mixed, 4134 Onts mixed, 30i@303c. y Pork— Lard—Quiet at & Whisky—Firm at Minneapoiis, April tures dull; No. 1 hard, cash, 7 21 —Whent—; u- e 0. 1 northern, cash, 0. 2 northern, ca: II||“I!L’ wheat on track bruu;,hl 1 @1ige above quotations. l"luur——l‘lnn, patents, $4.25@4.40; bakers, $3.50@8.50. eceipts—Wheat, §9,000 bu. 5 l:h\puwm!—“ heat, 36,000 bu, ; flour, 12,000 5. LIVE 8TOCK. Ohicago, Avril 21.—The Drovers’ Jour- nnl 1eports as follow: Cattle—Recelpts, 8,000 steady for fat cat- tle, others dull: :Mm:\mz{ steers, $3.85@h.25; stockers and teeders, @4. bulls and mixed, $2.00@ bulk. 0@3.10; through Texas cattle, $2.75@4.40. Hogs—Receipts, 17,0005 slow early. clos- closing firm: rough and mixed, : packing and shipping, 5 skips, $3.00(24.00, -Receipts, 4,000: steady natives, §3.504.80: shorn, 0 ern, £4.00@4.60; Texans, §4.00@5.75, National Stock Yards, FEast B8t Louis, 111, April 21.—Cattle—Receints, 800; shipments, W0: stead: 3 choice heavy native steers, $4. w«uu‘ air to good sln’v ping steers, §4.00@4.70: butchers’ steers, $: (@4.40; feeders, $3.20@4.00; stockers, $2.20 3. @llnxa——!h‘ce!p(l. 4,000; shipments, 3,000; activa but 5@10c' lower; choice heavy and buteher selections, k’)JI)@ 603 pnckuw : Yorkers, $5.15@5.80; Digs, $4.40 @4.90, Kansas City, April 21.—Cattle—Recelpts, 2,000; shipmenfs, 2,000; market slow and about 5¢lower * for shivping ste others steady; common to choice shippi 4.55: stockers and feeders, §2. 8 JH‘O: COWS, $2.25@3.80. Hous—Recelpts, 9,000: shipments, 2,0003 weak and 5@10c lower; common to choice, $4.75@>5.35; skips and pigs, $3.00@4.70. Liverpool, A‘)rll 2L.—Wheat steady but demand poor, holders offer moderately. (‘om—l}mol but steady: <demand poor; new mixed western, is ll/(d per cental. OMAHA Ll\’h STOCK. Thursday, April 21, Cattle. There were not enough in to make a mar- ket. A few bulls were sold and that was all that was done. Hogs. The market opened fairly active at a de- cline of 5@10c below )eswnh? S mar).«- ‘I'he bulk of the receipts were sold early the day. Only three loads that came in Llle were held over. Sheep. ‘There were none in and nothing doing on the market. Recelipts. Prevailing Prices. Showing the plevamug vrices paid for live stock on this market: Fat little steer 900 to 1050 1 Extra choicecows and heifers Good to choice corn-fed cows Common to medium cows. Good to choice bulls.... Light and medium hogs Good to choiee heavy hogs. Good to choice mixed hogs Choice sheep, %0 to 120 1bs No. Pr. 8. $275 068, No. AV. hhk Pr, g [ Range of Prices. Bhowing the highast and lowost prices P‘M for loads of hozs on this market during hepast seven days and for the same ume last month and a vear azo. S Showing the number of ttle, hogs and sheep shippad from the vards during the day. CATTLE, ‘{o.e:n. Rt Dest ssssasnancasnsennNe Waseonns, ++++.Chicago OGS, PEROLUTI RS, . ) .Chieago Allsales of stock 1n this market are made m cwt. live welzht uniess otherwise stated. id hogs sell at 3ge per 1b, for all wei hts, “Skins,” or hogs weizhing less than 10 lbs, novalue. Pregnant sows are docked 40 los, and stags 80 1bs, by the public inspector. Live Stock Notes. No sheep in, @O0nly bulls sold. No eattle market. Swith Ingalsbe, Inland, bad a load of hogs 1n which topped the market, Hogs b@loc lower. A car of driving horses was received. ‘The bank will be closed on Arvor day. the market. loads of eattle. The Anglo-American Packing comy bought 1,45 liogs. of battle and a load of hogs, OMAHA WHOLESALE General Produce, The followina prices are proauce, as soia on the market to-tay. ll s market is steady at 10e. e of fancy butter that setls abov given below, Chice country. Zood. 15@15¢; common, 12w 14e. Diksskn Potrriy—The weather is the quotat 200@22e; fal oceaslonal pr sells at abont Live Pouy iced, w age 18 received, er b, P 1y —Chickens, ST noviston - Ham, bacon, Fib, 104, breg dry salt sides, Sig@s: @ile: dried beef, hain picces, cans, l!) cans, Iairbank: cans, .X) cans, an 1b cans, I' Gr="The market Lbage, choice, perib, se, T'lie market is bare and’ ther “ount. VEGETABLES no ~(m k of any a NEW Spinach, per dishes, per dozen bunc 10c; pie plant, per Ib, 300 H lettuce, per 0. Messinn inperi box lots, *e ard, 25¢: selects, counts, 40c. M W(" extra ‘Ph- ts, GRrAres—The not heav e cask: suppl 1y on Ro cular size cas 506,00, rlet and Pineapples, per doz, £4.00@5.00. BANANAs—Large b\\llches, per bunch, §2. (@3.00. Glo(.br'! Viist. —Medium, in bbls, £8.00; half bbls, balf bbls, & In hul( bbls, 1—(ira (“ln\ C, 5 yellow C, 43¢ @01 po“umu BI(Lice Corrrrs—Ordinary grades, 15';@10¢ 1/@15:, 0} prime, 161y @lic; choice, 16§, @17 3 @u)qr conf, A, (@ ernment Java, 20 L 800 Mocha, 220c 2i/c; MeLaughlin's Dulworth’s, 2110 Red Cross, 21%,c. C. D ' Arbuckle’s | roas blueberries percase, S1. pineapples, & 1 ‘muzkerel, ‘per berries, per case, $1.75; 2 I string beans, case, §1.. 3 21b 1||n1b(,lu- 2 'bmurmwht peb m*rrmsn. $°. 90, allon kegs, $1.2 f\vll s\wu-n- inaple sy T0e; 1 New Orleans ber half bbis, Vol time,” per gallon, per doz, $5.50: quart can gloss, 8" 1b," 6%c: mirror gloss, 6lb, 63 7e: Kingsford’s gloss, 1 1b. 7e: Kingsford’s pure, 3 bulk, 4e. white cloud. §3 General Markets. D. Clark, Dexter, Ia., was in looking over Thompson Bissell, York, was in with three L. L. Doane, Scotia, was in with two loads | MARKETS Thursday, April 21, Sor round lots of fonal package \andling dressed poultry, but an 54,00, nele,141ge: nieri Dod elean nd l‘l\kl‘\l el ? 10, lb A\nLnlnlu *i well supplied. )+ top onions, per dozen buncl Lrown asvagus, per doz, $1,00@1.50; cue vers, per dozen, $1.40, LEMoNs—Stocks are beginning to m wmore freely and highor prices. ara an pited, Messina, choice, box, 5. anGrs—Californt crside, per box, | Clear 4] in. partition. .00 California, Los Angeles, per box, | Clear & in. 3,00, Mediterrancan sweel $5.5000 | Clear. lu\ (m» pineapples have ar re in good condi- do, In $4.50; small, in bbis, 80.00: do, in 00: 5Imrkins. in bbis, $10.00; xtra C, 5% ot oML, 05¢@6%c: fancy green and yeilow. 1i@17: c: old gov- 3 interior Jaya, 161¢@ CN roasied,1ie; AN 00ps-Oysters.standard,per case, $3.15@3.25: strawberries, 21b. per case, $2.50 raspberries, 2 1b, per case, California 5 cots, per cass, DEATs, per cas 84.50; ? 4.00: veach par case, $5.00; white cher- ri6s, per case, $0.00: s, mer case, $3.5)3 4R plums. 2 1b, 1Dy ercase doz, 8. 1 Ip salmon, per doz, S1. 50@L.35: 210, goose: per cawrm 0 23(@1,234 lon cans, per doz, $10.00: hall galion cans, (‘Avnv—and \‘wfll!c' stick, Bl4@9\e. Graves corn, 116,64 ¢; Kingsford's corn, 1 1o, Kingsford's gi0ss, 6 Ib, 73ge: Kingsford’s pure 1lb. 5ie; 1b,, 5%c; Kingsfords Soaps—Kirk’s savon imperial, & irks satinet. Kirk s standard, $3.0° irk’ hite Russian, €4.00: Kirk’s white- cap, €6.50; dome, §3.85; washboard, $3.103 , 100; fall, 5o mm, @40c; smail ad coon, large prime, 405 Soasbe. Skunk, common, large 1.502.501 mynm or pnmlp. Mink, e, 15¢; fall and summer. per pound 2. Dry Lumber, TENKIONS ANDFL any nA. .1, com, s18... . 2, com, 81 8. . 4, com, 815, jons ir to too hich m- STOCK s, 2in s, n'e BOARDS, A12inchs. 1 No. 1, com, e is bhl, POSTS, White Cedar, 6 in., 4¢ LIME, ET Quiney white lime (best) . 123 elare pale, 1 lllc- umll?“nd inferior. and antelopey winter, per pound 6 PFINISHING, 1stand 24, clear, 1l inch, 3, 2. . . 850,00 d, clear, 1 inch, 8.3 8 34 " 11,135, 2in 45,00 B clear, 1ineh, s, 2 8 503 134,15, 2in 37,00 9in.qrs..lle 81,00 il 10c: | Akron cement. i ome | Hair... 3 250 um- ‘||l|'| \I‘. 1, plain, 8and 10 .. ..810.00 nove L. plain. _ and 10in.... 100 tiei- SOUTHERN YELLOW PIN 004 | Com. 4 and 6 in. looring ... Clear © n. ceiling, 0. G. Batts, 2ig in. Pickets, D and H 1 . SHINGLES, LATIL the according to plans, specificy be secn on and after Apr of C. A, Atkinson, secretary do, 0@ all of the separate items as foliows: Excavation, stonc work, brick work, plaste Ing, glass, falc roofing. 4C} any and all bids. Jids will ve rp» ved urtil May 12, o'clock p. Lincoln, April 16, 1887 sted “By ordor af sald teustoes. A ATKINSON, Sec , Lincoin, Neb. apr17d st Notice to Builders and Contractors, 13ids will be received by the trustces of the Nebraska Wesleyan University for furnishing muterial and constructing a university building ions and details to 1887, in the office Bids may be for said_building complete, in- cluding plumbing and heating, or for any or r plumbing, heating, painting and Tie sald trustoes reservo the right to reject 1667, at 7 e sgnt to tho scoretary at OMAHA, NEBRASKA. Paid up Capital. ... Burplus . ..... 9 H. W. Yates, President A K. l'uu/alm Viee President. per DIRECTORS: W. V. Morse, ,John 8. Collins, H.'W. Yates, Lewis S. Reed. 'A. E. Touzalin, BANKING OFFIOE: Tup, gl soda, butter Junl pll::nic\‘ crcams, sige: minger suaps, s | THE IRON BANK, 7 2 C 3 Jrfllxcn—\llnor gloss, 1 1b, Ge; mirror Cor. 12th and Farnam Sts. {ey Members New York Stock Exchange. BUY AND 8| N MARGINS, Gainr and Provisions. Nebraska National Bank ..$250,000 .40,000 CH.os Hughes, Cashier. A Geaeral Banking Business Transacted. FRANK C. HOLLINS & €O, STOCKS AND BONDS, 2 VARN: .u-s—ualrrels. perxalion; A f'uralnl- el Lf’::.’:: I‘?n::l‘ldl‘lu'x -’x‘y‘c“va- ure, extra, $L10; furniture, No. 1, $1.00; Rl o v or cun(‘llex(m, S1.40; coach, No. 1, $1.20; Dar Private e to New York, mar, extra, : Japan, 70c; “asphaltum, Corresy (\l\dencL invited by mail or luk‘nrlph sheilac, " 83,503 extra g5¢: §1.50 HARDWARE—Lron, HEAVY st tool! sawed dry, $1.50; longues, each, 8c: chiain, per Ib. 6:@1'c; malleable.@!0c} steel, Burden's mule_shoes, $5.75, wire,” In car lots, £4.0 per 100 Ibs. Tates, 10 Yo 50, 81,(0: P & ke do, half kegs, Kegs, SL50; binsting, kfg., feer. 05, Lead bar, l!m' l'AN-n——wnne lead, Te; French zi 12t c; whiting, com’l, Lisc manstown, Be; Prussian blue, 5’ Iampblack, lampl mk, ordinary, iultramarine, 1ve; vand sienna, burnt, 4¢3 green, genuine. ~ 2% Paris mon, 22; chrome ° green, vermillion American, 18 raw and b\\rm umb('r 1D cans, Atc:r burnt sienns, 12 ndyke brown, tined X-mphllck lfic. coach black, 16¢; drop biack, reen. 16c; ‘& D., 16c; blind and shutter a ‘D., 1& ¥ Venet T verm(hlon. L. a I M. reen, L. "arig ll’ee]rl. 18¢; Indian red, DRUGS ASND LHEMICALS. hard oil tinish, rate $2.8); plow steel specisl east,d!ge scrucible steel, e cas o, 12@le] wagon ’E"k‘ per set, 82.00(@3. hubs. per set, felloes. axels, each, Toc: Sauare nuts, per Ib, Bl@7le: coll wedges, 6¢c; crowbars, 6e: harrow teeth, $ige, T@Pc; Burden's horse shoes, steel nails, $3.9). b"""i; 333 huc).shul. $L.50: Haz, d powaer, i5; do. quarter 2,103 fuse, per 10 Parls whiting, 2'sc: 'whiting, ilders, (18[- brown, 8¢: umber. burnt. 40; umber, raw, 4e; sicnna, raw, 4c; Paris 25 com- 20c; ‘inqian black and m.ry Prussian blue, ‘0(- ultramarine black. 18¢; chrome eroen, l‘,‘.: uscan, 220; American 20¢: yellow ochre, 2¢; L. Ao d carbolic, Ten Railronds, and more ure :umlnm JLoit Daily. inc, v State University, Wi tal. ‘A the lust 12 months. Acre-land, within 2 miles inthe world, ¥r ck blocks puy lois have averaged i per' cent upuy 2ou o] m s Fujmosn mou puw wa.K 61 4100000 03 00 W03} PIFL 150 Trains ndog 4 yan University, State Capie Most of the Businoss Lots have doubled In price in £ the city, Increased o dryer, mlnln cn;)r;)rdhwl:‘lm' ita nalon) o 19 Ranared percont: | wrllnflzerl:-smu! o s tho. 08K, daTk 0k, | pincoln is the Ratlroad Center of its age 2 per cent. Vaeunt (0c; acid tartarie, 5%; balsam copaiba, per | c st for 1i ye AE0Nm 00 35 D hles bark cassafras, per B, 10c; calouel, | [iicinis s kreat distributing point. Some whole: °r 1, 78e, cmnchonldln o enle daulors huve mado princely fortanes, orm, per “0c: Dover's pel erntly otd." | :ker; retal OrChATLE, mochuniCl IL 25" l‘wlm salts, per i, Sige; glycerine, | etc. getting rich. per ib. 30c: lend, acetate. ver B, Zic: ml cmor. \u 1, vc: $1.50; oil eastor, No. 2, per gal., §1.40; oil olive, ner gal., $1.40 N hpetml, 0010l dive peoal, MO | A, J CROPSEY&_CO {,dfiuwpi\rug'n‘ftwa m moz.v;rlc p.:&um.ln lllq-punh Block, odide, a oz N uhate morohine, ber oz .. 3: sulphuy. por ez/ Es!a!e lgents & Loan Brokers B . deistrychnine, ver oz, $L.2). FAINTS IN OIL c: white lead, St Louis, pure, , grean. 1 Ib cans, ¥c: green seal, 12¢; F'rench zine, red sei l French zine, in varnish asst, e zine, 5¢: vermillion, "English, ~ in oll c: chrome yellow, genuine, chrome l)'e low, K, 12 ocnm ench, 2%c; 1ide; ‘Winter's mineral, 2‘<c Spanish brown, 2}‘(;, ochre, rochelle. ,ochre, reen butehers, DE 6!‘@00' green cumd el l-‘hv'm!'l)' 1!31 d" ni: m‘llflc. 3 SHO L] s, o;_damaged mides, | styush, b Tallog—ianeod Tudes, lyll ”nnhlel’fuymmi jfié' Y ellow, 2i{c; brown, 1% -pmh. 188 proof, .l 17; A Redistilled ¥1.50@ Sp! m second . $L.16 'hlllle" $1.00 ‘W hite lead. Omah: l;ll by “Thes red, 10¢; rose pink, ide; Venetian red, look flg‘-mc Venetian red, Americau. 1 American, e; Lehigh biown, rince’s mineral, 1 est: ma.nx 20 es 2ei fave for sale brick blocks, lmrn\eu Tots, all kinds of 3 3 60 acre tracts W. L. DbucLAs 00: Kentucky ticky and Dennsylvan rx @6, Gl Bl i el il 1 9, imporf , dnmesnc, $1.30@3.00, (-lr?: lnwrud.guw Hohl FOR n ves satisfaction. All (@800 domestic, 3135y o Iamsagne, lon of toc.Rid by - :';r::’ae‘.‘f.'"’ffi'w‘.'{i"‘:; mported. ver case, $33 .00, U 87 1€ your dealer WIM OO 16,0 00@33, American, L8 Ko tgle D‘(‘l"f"fll.A‘n. b, sen una name FURS AND SKINs—Lhe foilowing prices —It come’ 10 ‘my are tor prime, well handled skins angcrupaluis dealire axe. Ao ler goods ne &Am., clean per pound, £1,50@3.00 . mine, and shen asked -ny Ty stamp i ot on the 0% meaty ana interlm. $1.00@1.25, 'Bear, | shoes, state bave didcoutinucd'ita usc. THYS bmmn an ‘.gr’fi&, 00' cubs wnd | IS t LSE. Take noue represented to be the yearlings, $:.00 @b, Cat, 2 & Wild, 20goe: prore bllck’ 13¢: do- :E ol am?&m B O Doy, Sabe 'flm For sale by Kelley, Stiger & Co., cor. w. Fis| w.uflmm Otge 1,84 and 15thests.; Hem Ls""“' c.w. u.ww Iwm- -u: ewnrdndsnndon OM.\HA. ——— UNION PACIFIC, Depot 10th and Pierce sts. Pacitic kxpress Denver Expre: *Local Express 'Llcept Sunday. ll. &M, R R R Depot 10th and Pacitie sts. Mail and Express.. \Izmhxpn- am pm am pm am 10:00 ain T:45 pm R fic sts, R. 1 l\flml mm nu Pa Mail and Chicago 0:20 am 10 uml pre Xpress. 6 M pm 20 am 0:20 am 18:45 pm C. & Depotisth Sioux City Bancroft K Blatr Passen *Excent Sunda MISSOURI PAC H—IL. 1 epot, 15t and Webster st. Night Lincol UNION *Eixcept 8 Traims le 5:05 p, . and " those on stock _yards al A . and 10 through passen all otliers arere vards dummy tween stock Ouiaha, € | trains be-| 6 yards and| *8: T Leave RAINS, T—r[nnfl‘?'r Omaha. *Except 'mnlhy tConnects with S, uncil Bluffs. ects \N Ilh( B. & N W &M & 'l & P, S8t P, C. Council Biuirs 1Connecty with VY. >, at Council Bluffs. ‘iConneets with all even:| # ing trains for_Chicago at n Y8 7 am *10:00am am| 1L10am 00 pm 3100 pm P’ *4:00pm Council Bluffs. Trains, 2pm 5:00pm leave Omaha at_ Union pm 5:80 pim Pacific depot, 19th and 3 pm ll\ 10 pin Pierce streets. pm 7:08pm | 10:47pm _8:15pm s 10:00 pm [ 1:55 pm “v COUNCIL BLUFFS, ve | Arrive CONNECTING LINES Trnnslcr Transtes »por depol e R. L. & | All Fratns Fan Daily. [ C. & N. W. All trains run daily. C.B. &Q. All trains run daily C. M. &St. P. All trains run dal . B. cep halunlny !hxcept Monday. W. St. L All trains ru RUPTURE GURED. By Dr. Snodiker's method. No operation: No Pala; Hundreds of autogruph ness strictly confiden No Detention from busi as well as grewn people. timontals on tile. All bu CONBULTATION FREE. PROF. N. D. COOK, Room 6, 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, Neb. v»E CHICAGQ ano I I RAILWAY. SEORT LINDB Omaha, Comel Blufl And Chicago ‘The only road to take for Des Moines Mar- ehailtown, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dixon, Chica- , Milwaukee and all points east. To the. lo of Nobrllkl. Colorado, Wyoming, nh- daho, Nevada, Oregon, Washington and Cali* fornia, it offers superior advantages not possh ble by ‘any other line. Among 8 few of the numerous points of su. eriority enjoyed by of this road etween l)mln- and Chiongo ts two trains aday of D. ACHES, wi re the finest et hnns art :n'rl £ PALACESLERT] mfort and elegance. INO ROI)M CARS, unsu ln] and its widely celebratod 'PALA NG CARS the equal nf which cannot be (ound olle'hlrfl Al Council Bluffs the trains of the Union Pacific g connect in Union Depot with those of the Chicago & Northwestern Ry. In Chicago the trains of this line make close connection with those of all eastern line For Detroit, Columb Indianapolis, Cincia- nati, Mnnr.‘hna Buffalo, Pittsburg,Toronto, Montreal, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimors, Washington and &l pointash the ©nst, ask for & ticket via the agents ts via this line. H H B. P. WILSON, Gen'.. Ml ager, Genl. Pass’r Agent Ghioago, Iil. W. M. BABCOCK, L. R. BOLLES, Western Agent, City Pass'r Agent, maha, Nebraska. | GHICAGO SHORT LINR ==OF THE—— Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul 'y The Best Route from Omaha and Council Bluffs to THE EAST Two Trains Daily Between Omaha, Coun- cil Bluffs Chicago, ~—AND— Milwaukee, St. Paul, Minneupolis, CedarRapids, Rock Island, Freeport, Rockford, Clinton, Dubuque, Davenport, Elgin, Madison, anesville, Beloit, Winona, a Crosse, And all other m.porunt wlnu Rast, Northeast' For through tiekets eall on the Ticket Agont #1101 Furaam siroet, dn Paxion hotel), or at Union Pacifio Depol Puliman Sleepers Aad the finest Dining Cars the world are run on the main lines of the HICAGO, MILWAUKER & PAUL RAtLwary, Sadevery auention 1y to passengers by . General HAvPORD, L] umrud e, 4 Auhu-l eneral Pas J. T OLaRK, General Imrhnwu. _Omaha Jobbers lllmctory ‘gmcunwnl Implements. “CHURCHILL PARKER, Wholessle Denler in Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Ceringes aud Huggion. fones girest, betweg b LININGER Agricultural Implements, Wagons,Carriag . Wholesals, Om. he. i, FRIED & CO., Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Ete. Agents for Howe Scales inm| Powier (0.l Omana, Neb. PARLIN,ORENDORF & MARTIN ‘Who e Dealers in Agricultural Implements, ons "‘I,H,"E!l‘," w1 ,fn,'flm d W07, Jones st and M Artists’ Material. “A. HOSPE, JR., erials, I‘mm! and Organs, Artists’ "GALLAGHER & 00.. W hnlpulc (‘rocerlu and Provisions, ‘Xl 8.10th 8¢, Omaha, Neb. McCORD, BRADY. £ CO,, Wholesale Grocers, 1itn and Leavenworth sts.,, Omaha, % W. JJ. BROATCH, Ileavy Hardware, Iron and Steel, gon Stock Hardwarg Lumber, ete. 41311 Harney st ED. F & GIBBON, Wholesale Iron and Steel, and Carriage Wood Stoek, H 1 1% nd 1219 Leavenwordh T MILTON ROGERS & SON S, Stoves, Ranges, 1'urnaces, Tiles, Mantics, Grates, Brass Goods. 121 and 188 Farnam troe - — Builders' Hardware and Scales. "HIMEBAUGH & TAYLC Builders'Hardware & Scale Repair \hnp Mechauies' Tools and Bul o 05 Douglas sty 5 Cma HAND _SEWE. SHOFE COMPANY, Manufacturers aud Wholesalo Dealers 1n Boots and Shoes, Cuulpm stock of Rubber Goods nYWNy! on h!nd b et Omalin, Neb, AL T, Au‘\ A W. V. MORSE & CO. of Boots and Shoes, 111 Farnam st, Omaba, Neb. Mioufactors, Summer cirept, Bostor, T Z I LINDSEY & CU, Wholesale Rubber Uo)n and Shoes ik wnd Feit Boots r1ith und Douglus outheast Col M. KEATING, Agt. for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Bpocial Brands. Faust, Budwelser and Erlanger. STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, 1521 North 13th Street, Omaha, Neb, Butchers' Tools. LOUIS HELLER, Butchers’ Tools and Supplies, 1| s Al in stock. 13 Iron Works. PAXTON & VIERLING Iron Works, "'""f"‘ e bath i G ...“..f".‘é;..!.’.‘.‘.!‘..".‘.:!.'.z Work, Genoral Foundry, hive and_Blacksmil Work: Ofoa An. Work LIy n0d 17¢h stiewt. F. H. MOMANUS, OMAlLA WIRE Manf 0. SULLIVAN. ¢ IRON WORKS, rors of Desk Raiis, war nde. Wire Signs, Big y mail promptly attended v fre and lron Railings, \\uuv ‘“1 ll|)unn|- 3 ord Lumber. OMAHA TUMBER CO., Dealer . All Kiuds of Building Material at Wholesala, 13th Streot and Union Pacifie ’l‘/rm' Omahi LOUILS BRADIORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Bte. Yarda—Cornerith and Douglas; Corney vth and Douglas, CHICAGO LUMBER CO., Wholesale Lumber, 814 8. 14th street, Omaha, - Managen 13th and California Streets, Omaha, Neb. FRED W. GRAY, Lnmber, Lime, Cement, Kte., Eto, Cor.6th and Douglas sts., Omaha. Ned. Coffee, Spices, Etc. ““CLARKE BROS. & Co.,, Omaha Cofree and Spice Mills. Teas, Coffeos, lsu‘el Baking l‘awfl‘ev Fluvoring B® tracts, Ladudgy Hiue, Ik, -16 Harney Street, Omubia, GATLES, COLE & MILES, llume Coffee and Spice Mills M'(’g Co. ice @rinders, Manufactu EAGLE CORNT John Epencter. Prop. Mannfacturer. of Galva: ron and Corniee. 938 Dodge and 103 and 106 Ne 101k At Omatia, Nev. ) H‘)A(JLA N D. Lumber, T. W. HARVEY LUMBER C To Dealers Oniy. Offiee, 1408 Farnam street, Omaha. CdAS. R. LEE, . Hardwood Lumbez, Wood Carpets and PAI%\:‘:‘l rll"‘lmn'tn(. 9th and Douglag aha, e & S0 JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, ‘Wholesale Lumber, Ete, mported and American Portland Cement. Statq TAgent for Milwhukes Tydraullc Cement and Bess ‘Quiticy White Lime. RUEMPING BOLTE, Manufacturers of Ornamental Galvanized Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finals, Metalic Skylight, etc. 3108, WESTERN CORNICE WORKS, C. Speeht, Prnp. Galvanized Iron Cornicet, etc, Spectsimproved Pat: nt Metalic Kky)ight. 508 and 610 8. 12th at.Om Lru Sraclh 'l‘()('K Y Of Omaha. Limited. John F.Boyd, Superinterdent, RDS CO., UNION Live Stock Commission. “Carpets. OMAHA CARPET CO., Jobbers of Carpets, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Linoleums, Mattings, Fte. 1511 Doug! S. 4. ORCHAR Wholesale Carpets, 0il Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Goo‘l. lm. 1433 Farnam Street, Rugs, treet. Crockery and Notions. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Mauufacturers and Importers of Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Chimneys, JI(‘. m Office, 317 Bouth 13th st Neb. Commission and Sfifl}g:. D. 4. HURLEY, Commlss(on and Jobbing. Botier, Eggsand Produce, Consigiment Headqua) or Stonewaro, Berry B iy “askors. 1116 Dodye siradt, Omat PEYCKE BROS., Commission Merchants. Fruits, Produce and vallhfll‘. Omah W. E. RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant. Bp!clllll"—fillul' Eggs, Chees DE! N Produce (ommmlon Merchants, Poultry, Butter, (..nm‘t. :l ete. 20 8. lthes GEO. F.LanAui, 7 ¥.Goon) J.A.SUNDERLAND, Soc. and Trear OMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME COMPANY, Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal, Ed loulh Thirteenth Street, Omaha, Neb, J. J. JOHNSON & CO., Manufacturers of Ill(nnis White Lime, And Shippers of Coal d Coke, Cement, Plaste lame, Hair, Fire Brick, nd Rewer Oftico, Paxton Hotei. Omaba, . Telephone 811, e —— Confectionery. “F. P. FAY & CO., Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of mlll.Nllllnlmng s 1211 Farnam Bt Ciya;o and Tobacco. " MAX MEYER & CO., Jobbers of Cigars, Tobacco, Gune end Ammunition, 315 to 2 8 U st 1000 to WEST & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, And Wholesale Dealers In Leat Tobnccos, Nos. 108 110 N, th street, Omaba. M. E. SMITH & CO0,, Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods & Notions 1102 ln{lll)l Douglas, cor. 11th Bl.iomlhl Neb, Dllull.rlalqunn.A!cflhmnnfl!:\p\r(l Tmporters id Jobbers of Winesand Liguors. WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLE' ¥ Co. aml ILER & CO,, aw nlnvos:m Sec.4Tr " UNION ~HYDRAULIC DRAIN TILE CO,, Oftice 213 8. 14th st. Omaha, Neb. Machinery Bupplies for Manufacturing Cement Druin Tile. ELEVATORS. D. 8. BART ESTARLISHFD 1873 Viee: Pre HA LLFVAT’M‘ and oMA COMPANY d GRAIN Jobbers and Storers ot brllu. hipments + \ £ Ulnhu\ h(~h ~ Furnitur DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, Farpam st.. Omaba, T CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furniture, Bedding, Upholstery, Mirfors, etc. 1206, 1208 and_1210 Faroam st, Omaba. M. BURKE & SON? ) Live Stock Commission. Burke, Manager Union Stook Yarts. - O SAVAGE & GRE. Live Stock Commission Merchants, m.mfllll ol u‘ and all kinds of Flouk solicited, tock Yards, Omah I OBERI'L‘LI)FR «l‘ CO., Importers and Jobbers of Millinery and Notions, 1213 and 1215 Harney 8tieet, Omaha, Neb. Notions. J. 1. ROBINSON NOTION COn ‘Wholesale Dealers in Notions and Furnishing Goods, 403 and 405 8. Tenth St., Omaha. Overalls. CANFIELD MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Manufacturers-of Overalls, Jeans Pants, Shirts, Fte. 1102 and te. 11 Nn;: 1104 Dou7lus Street, Paper qu J. L. WILKIE, Manufacturer of Paper Boxes, 8.14th St.. Umah s, Nebraska. UVG.PI by majl liolted and wili recol v tention ' £ Printing. REES PRINTING CO. II’JN’IE Job Printers, Blank Book Makers, And Book Bind 106 l:‘l.!galfi fouth Fourteenth WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION Auxiliary Publishers. Doalors 1n Typo, Preasas and Printers' Supplies. 09 welfth Stre —_— Pump: BROWNELL & CO., ufacturers and Dealers in ngin e ilers & General \lnrhmery Bheet fron work, Steam Pumps. Saw Mills, A Nulllnn Dodge Wood split Pull e Alko wagons, serapers, und baleties, venworth st. Omuhs " RECTOR & WILHELNY CC., Wholesale Hardware. Weostern asents for Jefferson Stecl Nails, Austin Powder Co, Fuirbanks Standurd Keales.” Corner v, Omalia CHURCHILL PUMP CO,, ‘Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Steam and Water Supplies. Healquarters for Mash FoostCo's Goords, 1111 Varoeu st Omaha, Neb, U. S. "I\h l' \!}I\' ;flml PrPUMP Pumps, Plpe» nnd Engines. Bteam, Water, Railway and Milling Supplicz, Ef and 24 Farosi sty Dok e ™ Safes, Ete, P. BOYER & 50 Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s" Fire and Burg'ar Proof Safas, Time Locks, v.nm and Jail Work. 108) Fariam atreet_Omaha, N G. ANDREEN, Omaba Safe Works. Manutecturersof Fire aud Barglar ProofSafos, yaal) Doors, Jail Work, St T4tk and Jael Sash, Doors, Ef:. M. A. DISBROW d. C0., Wholesale Mauufucturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds and Monldings, Branch office, 12tk nud Jzard sis., Oinaha, Neb. BOHN MANUFACTURING CO., Manufacturers, of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings.Stair Work and Interior Fard Wood Just opened. N. K. cor. b and Owaba, Neb. Finish oo anworil s