Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 8, 1889, Page 3

* very alow of sale, and, in some cases, were THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS, | All Over the Country They Opened Soft and Lower. THE CASH MARKET HARDENS. July Wheat Holding Up in Chicago— Unfavorable Reports From Win- ter Wheat Distriots—Pork Held Considerably Highe CRICAGO PRODUCE MARKETS, Cnreaco, May 7.—[Special ‘Telogram to Tur Brr.]-~The signal service bu'letin, this morning, gave information of general light rains throughout the northwest, but not enough, as yet, to do much good. As Pills burg wired, later in the day, “Our low barometer is briuging us more wind than water.” Privato advices mentioned rain at many points in Dakota and Minnesota, but very few selling orders accompanied these dispatches, Usually this is the fault found with bull news about the crops, they seldom bring buying orders. Iut in this case it is the bears who are cautious, ‘They report rain, but do not act as though they thought thero had been rain enough. Nevertheless, the local market, and, for that matter, the markets all over the country opened soft and lower. July wheat started in at 78ic, and soid off to 7ilfe. This wa below yesterday's closing range. The was disposed to help the decline along, but the market was supported, and, in the ner- vous state existing, caution was the governing sentiment. It did not take much buying to start prices up again, and values 800n ot back to nearly where they were yesterday, especially long futures. May and June were strong on the understanding that buyers were standing around ready to take everything in sight at the slightest evidence on the part of holders to treat with them. As the day wore away the cash end of the market continued to harden, while late futures remained about stationary. ‘The closing quotation for May was sic; for June, 2ge, and for Ju As com. pared with yesterday, this shows a gain of 3ge in Muy, i{e in June and a loss of I{c in . After first decline, July worked up to which point was réached sevoral time during the session. Most of the business done was below 75i¢e, however, and it was not on a large scale. in fact it 'was exceed ingly light in volume most of the morning. The eyes of the traders were lifted to the skies, s it were, and if the expectations of rain are not verified to a greater extent than they have been, so far, operators will begin 10 take to their “eyclone cellars.” The up- favorable crop and weather news is not con- fined to the northwest. The winter wheat districts are sonding out bad reports of drouth and of discolored wheat fields, This discoloration may be the result of dry weather, or bugs, or both. Continucd heavy shipments and firmer feeling in forcign markets, with dry weather VTSI @IBYG gene prevailing, were in favor of the strength here, and the decrea: of 000 buskels in the auantity on ocean passage also contributed to support the market. ‘Ihere Was no activity, how branch of business, which was principally of cal scalping charac Inspection re- turns now show a continued improvement in grading, us will appear from o refercnce to the quantities given above. The market ruled steadily firm all_day, with occasional symutoms of uneasiness among the shorts, but not decided cnough to advance vri much. At the close the market was from 1o Lo higher than it closed yesterday. Oats were less active than _yesterday, though a fair to aggregate business was re- corded. 'The feeling was ensier in the main, especially in new crop delivery, which sold 3g@?;c lower. A prominent operator who Las been buying recently was, to-day, o sel- Jer and the reports of rain in the northwest 1 to depross prices. May sold down to touched 23} opening steady av 23%c, though th final small_improvement from bottom prices, Considerable May was sold in exchange for July at ter. The re- ccipts were liberal and the estimates for to- morrow, only moderate, while the outward movement continues large with more than 3:0,000 bushels withdrawn from store during the past two days. Oats to go to store sold at 2257c, or about X lowe! Tn provisions, yesterday's advance move- ment wes continued. Fortunately for the bull interest, the receipts of hogs " fell con- siderably short of the number predicted, und, us there was no particular desire 10 sell, the product ruled higher, without cre ing any particular stir. The upward me ment was also remarkably steady, and ut the adjournment pork showed a net appreciation for the day of 20c, lard of d@widge and short ribs of 10 X CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKEY in the speculative CuicaGo, May 7.—[Special Telegram to Tue Bgi|—CAtiLe--Business was slow, and, while a few choice light cattle sold at strong prices, heavy and common cattle were quoted lower. A decline in the London cattle market, yesterday, cqual to $7.00@9.60 per head, dampened the ardor of exporters. The gencral demand for heavy cattle was very weak, and there wero also many thin and comuon cattle sold 5@10¢ lower; and, at o late hour, there were many lots which could not be sold at 10c decline. Choice to extra beeves, $4.15(@4.50 10 go0d steers, 1350 to '1500 Ibs, $3.80@4, 1 1200 to 1450 1bs, §5.60@3.90; 930 'to 1200 stockers and feeders, #2.5( and mixed, $1.75@ bulk $2.40(23.00; Texas grass stecrs, §. orn-fed, $3.003.65, adé developed both activity and strength to-day, the pens bein cleared at an early hour, at figures 5¢ and 10¢ higher than the fquotations current yesterday. Of late Jight hogs have not varied muc prico, while heavy and medium weights were wore or less negls To-day the up- turn was ll;rmui]mhy with heavy and desir- able mixed. The northwest division sal show stronger advance than in any other di vision of the yards, Burlington being the lowest. In a gencral way, heavy hogs and g00d mixed commanded ¢ and ile more than could huve been obtained sterday, while light sorts sold with barely improve- medinm ment. Sales of stags and culls were at §2.5 10 §4.00; rough 2o fair packing s, §4. 10 $4.65, mostly at $4.60; good Lo choic CK- ing qualities §4.65 t0 84,60}, and _shipping shupes of heavy and butche .05 to $4.70. Light mixed, $1.65 to $4.721¢; "heavy mixed, $1.60 to #4.0755: York light sorts, or averages around 170 or ‘150 1bs, $4.75 to $1.80; and strong weight, light or angular shapes, of 220 Ibs, down to $#4.70. Puckers competed with eastern shippers for some of the best hogs on sule and paid, in many cases, outside pricos, —_—— FINANCIAL, New Youk, May 7.—(Speciul Telegram to Tus By, |- Srocks—Operations in stocks were quite active the first half hour this morniug. This did not result in any aharp turn in values, however, and prices for u time kovt within narrow limits, There was not that general strength in the list noticed atthe close Monday. London prices came frregular und prices here were rugged, with only X or ¥ differcnce from last night. The two leading stocks were Atchison and New England, rinoipal action during the hour was an advance of 3 per cent in Man! toba to 103, 1 in Atchison to 49}, and L in New Eoglund to 45, Northern Pacific pre- ferred sold % bigher and Oregon Transcon- tinental )¢ per cent better, while Louisville & Nashville lost 3 per cent. Chicago Gus was veglected and Grangers were dull and little ehauged. The hour to 12 o'clock was wery dull, while the tirm tone continued. St. Paul, Missouri Pacifio, and Reading were wmare active than early, the last nawed yield- ing slightly, At noon prices were, on the whole, itle better than at the opening, TLe closing hours of the session in stocks was 1arécd by weakness, with general un- loading iv & fo sities, 'I'ne best prices THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY. MAY 8, 1880, 3 of the day were those recorded before noon, and at the close nearly all the active shares showed more or less loss from the closing figures Monday. Burlington sold off to 073¢, a net loss of ¢ per cent. ew England was s0ld freely, losing nearly all the early adl- vanco, closing but i{ per cent better for the day at 44)¢. Atchison went overboard and closed at 4414, or 1 per cant net loss. The other losses for the day were S each in Louisville and Rock Island and 3 per cent n Union Pacific and Reading. The total saies were 210,700 shares, The follewing were the closing quotations: . 8. 4s regular, 1203 Northern Pacific.. ¥ 8,45 coupons 4| dopreferred ... A2% B oAysregnlar. . 106 ). &N. W, 107% 1. 8 41w coupons. 108 | do prererred.. .10 1fic By of "4 121 IN,Y.Central.... 1067% ntral Pacific 6% P.D.&XE . u cago & Alton 2 Rock Island Ao, Burlington _ |C., M. & St.P° pRulncy 07%| dopreferred . L. & W, 13815 St.Panl & Omaha RiinoisQentrai 1144 do preferred L& W &1y Talon Pacific a8 & Toxas | 1214 WSt L. & P. ore 1y forred higan Ceutra] | 87 | Western Unlon. ... &b Missourt Pacitic.... 73 | Moxrv—Easy at 3}4@3 per cent. Prive Me NTILE PArER—3){@5%{ per cent. StenLiNg Bxenixor—Dull, steady and un- changed; sixty-day bills, $4.87; demand, #4883, PRODUCE MARKETS, Cricaco, Ma 1:00 p. m. close~Wheat firmer; cash, 8c; June &21¢c:July, 78 7-10¢ 3 cash, 841fc; June, B4c; 3 June 28 110c; othing doing. Prime Timothy--§1.53, Flax-$1.05. Whisky—81.02. Pork—Firm; cash, $11.80; July, $11.90. Lard-Steady; cash, Tuly, & Flour-Steady and unchangod; wheat, $2.00@4.903 rye flour, $2.40w3 Dry short clear, $0. (@00, But 10@ spring wheat, $1.1 houldors, 141 short -Lower; creamery, 14 full cream Young ettled ; fi hanged , 5ie; salted dull 6c; dry flint, calf, T@sSe; deacon allow—Unchanged chm‘ green salted, Flour, . 7,000 Wheat 000 Corn, 816,000 Oats...... 9 832,000 New Y 0rk‘ May ~-Wheat—Receipts, ———} exports, 4, ket more activ nd steady S3cn store; Si3g@s4die atloat ke f. 0. b. un: graded v options dull and irregular C 000; exports, 08,0005 and in good demand ; in elevator; 4415@11{¢ jc; ungraded mixed, 41'g @44}gc; steamer mixed, 43@43'je; options auiet. Oats—Receipts, 61,000; exports, 1,0005 spot market firm and in good demand: options qui t and lower: M white, 5415 Coffee—Ontions barely steady and 10( noints dow, bags: May, $16.75 @16.50; Jul, spot Rio, steady; fair cargoes, s Petroleum—Firm and quiet; united closed at Si{e, Hl‘éuui “In good demand; western, 144@ Pork—Quiet. Stronger but quiet; western steam, May, $7.24 asked. Butter—Duil and weaker; Cheese —Scarce and stron, Minneapolis, May 7.—Samplo wheat 113 cars: shipment: No. 1 hard, May, 97 western 9@21c. on track, #6@iSc; No. 1" north- cri,’ ss3ge; July, ©¢; on track, $@0c; No. 2 northern, Muy, July, 7Sc; on track, 8@ide. St. Louis, May 7.—Wheat—Lower; cash, 311c; May, 31e. ¢} May, e, Pork - Lard—~Nominally strony at £.60. Whisky—Steady at $102. Barloy—Firm; No, z.‘ @ Provisiona—Firm; pork, Ll Cincinnati, May 7.—Wheat—Scarce but firm; No. 2 red, 85c. Corn—Firm; No.2 mixed, Oats—Quiet’ but tirm; No. 2 mixed, 26@ 2034e. Whisky ady at §1.02, Kansas City, May No. 2 rod, cash, 70}ge; No. July, 6ic usked. orn—Stronger; No. 2 cash, No. 2 mixed, 27c asked; No. 20 asked. Outs—No. 3, cash, 20c. LIVE STOCK. Chicago, May 7.—The Drovers' Journal reports as follows Cattle—Receipts, 6,000; market slow and easy: beev L15(@4.50; steers, £3.40@4.10; stockers. nnd Teeder: )@8.60; cows, bulls ‘exas steers, $2.00 Wheat--Steady soft, cash, 7654 305¢c bid; 4 white, cash, higher; 0; light, 3 $1.50( skips, $3.5024.40, Iteceipts, 7,00 1: market weak but natives, §3.00105.00; stockers, $2 i 'westerns, $35.404.50; Texans, $2.55 @55} Lumbs, $4.50@b.50. Kansas City, May 7.—Cattle ~Receipts, snipments, 900: " market firm and 5 cornfed, §.00@4.10; stockers and 0@2.603 cows, §1.35(02.00. 11,000 shipments, 400; higher: good to choic $1.60@4.>; Sheep !(L‘nd Hogs ot firn ipts and #4.45(@4.50c; common to medium, $4.25((4.40] National Stock Yards, kst Louis, May 7.-Cattle — Receipt shipments, 100; market hicher; heavy native steers, §.90@4.50: fair to good, E1L104.00; tockers and Teuders, §20@3, 20 v rn-fed, $2.50(@3.00, grass-fed, § @ lmgs——llcvuk]ll‘g, 5,100; shipments, 1,300, market strong heavy and butcliers’ selectious, §4 pucking, $.40@4.50; light grades, # 00, Sioux City, May 7.—Cattle--Rex 430; shipmentis, 99;° marke stecrs, - $3.00@s stockers, X feeders, $2.400 cunners and bulls, §1.00 veal cal £2.00@4.00. —Iteceipts, 1,000; market stronger; light aud mixed, $4.35@4.50; heavy, $#4. @442, Catle, Tuesday, May 7, 1880, The dewand was the best for ht and ger, while dy ' pric The packers and shippers bought quite freely and the market was fuirly sctive. A bunch of cattle was weighed up at$4.10 which was a part of the bunch sold in the country last week, some of which were weighed up yes- terday. I'he vulk of the steers sold at §3.60 @390, There were no_cspoecially new fea- tures in the market for butchers’ stock,which was in light supply and good demand and sold av firm pri The cows sold at @ range of §2.00@4.25, but mostly at #2.70@ 3,00 A few stockers and feeders changed hands, but there were not enough good n- tives on sale to cut much figure in the trade, 5|; decent litlle stockers brought ¥.) tidy httie cattle which sold stro A Hogs. There wus an improvement in the demand {or hogs and prices advanced a shade to be. Cholea “light hogs una butchers' weights sold at #4.40 and the packers bought the heavy ang wixed ioads readily at $4.324@ 4873, An early clearance was offected, the hogs being ull sold and weighed up before noon. Sheep. ‘Plie sitaition remains unchang 85 LLis Warke is eoncerued, «d s0 fur Luere were two loads of light lambs only fair, and two loads of good native Nebraska sheep. The demand continues good with the supply short and the packers say they are willing to pay such p ices that no one can afford to ship by here. The sheep which averaged S1 pounds sold at $4.60. Receipts. Cattle Hogs. Sheep Provailing Prices. The following is a table of pricas paid in this market for the grados of stock men- tioned : Prime steers, 1300 to 1500 Ibs. . .83.70 Good ste 1250 to 1450 Ibs, .. .70 Good stecrs, 1050 to 1300 lbs. .. 8.50 Ordi 'y to fair cow: Fair to good cows. . 40 Good to choice cows. 2.60 Choica to fancy cows, Fair to good bulls Good to choice bull Lignt stockers and Good feeders, 050 to 1100 1bs. . @3.30 Fair to choice light hogs (@440 Fair to ch savy ho, (@4.40 Fair to choice mixed hogs. (@4.87 Fair to medium native sheep. . 0d to choice native sheep. .. Fair to choice western shesp.. 8.1 Shorn sheep Representative Sales. TR No. Av. Pr. "T 22 Illl‘\ln 1010 13 e e R e e e i o i e e e Beef Cattle, lowing the highest aud paid for beef and shipping steers on the day indicated during the past three years. Sales of cattle in less than car load lots not in- cluded. lowest prices A THREE YEARS' COMPARISOY. T April 1885, [ April 158 THa46 @410 (400 @4 I — @465 [400 @4 16(400 @490 (400 G4dd 17 30 @ 440 Sunday, L (400 @4 37 @445 ) 38 @44 211446 @4 85 220305 @445 (410 @440 Sl @i (400 @0 | Aty @i %0 21[400 @47 | Sunday. | B 2 0 2[4 @b 00 3 6234004 i 0 490°@s 25 kd 10 Gl @ 4 & 2 @ 4 50 Eul G 4 60 @ 4 60 | May 1856, May 187, 1380 @47 Sunaay 3% @ 450 4 10 @ 4 50 4l win Live Stock Notes, A better hog market. Light cattle stronger, A few sheep on sale, Ceresco was represented by J. H. Ken- nedy, who came in with cattle. Arthur J. Smith was i from Craig with a car of hogs, Wiltiam Bays shipped in cattle and hogs from Valparaiso. W. B. Pratt, of Arapahoe, was in with cattle. L, W. Denton, Waterloo, put in an appear- ance with cattle, J- - Downer, Lexington, brought . cat- tle. Ed Kinsclla, Panama, Ta,, was in with a car of cattle. L. H. Palmster, Wilber, marketed five cars of cattle. Henry Wehrman, of Nelson, sold three cars of cattle. A. J. Miner, Nelson, marketed two loads of hogs. F. H. Parks, of Bancroft, was on the mar- ket with a load each of cattle and hogs. A. C. Stowell, Ceaar Rapids, was on the market with cattle, B, F'. Morgan of Falls City, was in with his first shipment of cattle to'this market. H. A. Nolte, a regular Elkhorn shipper, was on the market with catile, J. Buck, @ regular shipper from Crete, was on the market with cattle and hogs. John Moss, cattle buyer for G. H, Ham- mond & Co., has returned from a visit to Chicago. W. C. Swartz, Silver City, came n with four cars of cattle, OMAHA WHOLESALE MALKETS, Produ ruits, Etc. Produce is arriving frecly, and prices tor spring vegetablos are lowering daily. Butter, okgs and cheese are weaker, with a dechin: : tendency. Hides are lower and market very dull, BUTTER— 14@16¢; ‘able dairy, vackers' stock, 7(@llc. Creamery—prints, fancy, 22 > choleo, 18@30c; solid packed, 18@ kaas—Strictly fresh, 10@12c. Cucese—Young America, full cream, 12c; twin flats, off grades, S@lic; sow Eduw, $1L00 per dozen; sap sago, 19¢; | brick, 15¢; Iimburgor, We: domestic Swiss, I nuxo BY STATES, 1} 1405 skims, d@dc; cheese nlr- bronze medal, UNTIES, CITIES, No. 8, #.75. _DSTRIETS, €1C. PoULTRY — Live hens per dozen, $3.75@ uwnr AND 8OLD. e < :w::‘lb roosters, $3.00@3.25; turkeys, 10@1lc Ap;fr:l:l‘i‘:: ;l;.”-:-‘na‘mwln‘rr‘::h .--4 “ Agriocultural .n_‘ll'?m.llh. — @,}.5 rs—Cholce, umaw common, $1.75 P troapostence LOUEE, Dflalfl‘]; m’;&%’]l{l;]:l;;fl.' $600etons 16 BISH, 100 & O parmemne et Sase o an, wwa | § A KEAN & C0,, Banwers, a ilenet, Voo | e Nanaees o Borsd g Oarriages aud buggles. Jones strect: between it and O rs—Fancy Washingt vels, £.00 h Omaka. Nebraska. Agenta for Boston Rubber &hoe Co, 1102, 1104 and 1108 : .| C '.’R :"ll qul;l:‘:"vu;ver 100 'A..:::’:.Y::: .ffil.l'& e:.l:lflfl ne L'hv'\unn ‘ wF"‘ALF 5 Uarney l‘lnll.l‘ml a, Nobrasks, i fancy 2) 7 Agrcult” Inlements, Wagos, Carriges & 3.25; anc, Yo Aneios mpiements, Wagons, Carriage "STORZ & ILER, (@50, ale. Omaba, Nebrasks. COCOANUTS \hm \lf\m«n:. per 100,$4.50; on, ote. Whol l'ARL'N‘ ORENDORF & MARTIN Co. Wholesale Doalors in Agricultural Implements, Wagons& Buggies 901, 61, 505 And W7 Jones street, Omaba. Lager Beer Brewers, 181 North Kightoenth strost, Omaha, Nev, leas than 108, #5.0 HBaxanas A('\‘nnhn( to sizeof bunch, $1.50 IIBIII.ABKE ESTABLISHED 1351 | 186 So. smc”l Chicago, lils, { Clark 8t, The Regular 01d-Established Oumhw. TARLRS—Lettuce, por dozen ~ FAGLE CORNICE radistes, per dozen bunch ORKS, ey green onions, 120 15¢ MOLINE, MILBURN & Si0DDA RD CO., H ? %8 an e Mamutacturers and fobbars n ann acmrcmor(}alvnlzed Iron Cornice L AT L T L b oo Artists' Materiate. | SIMMONDS MANUFACTURING GO o "‘,.w., N e AT Chrumc Nervous and Private Diseases. A, HOSPE, Jr. Manufacturers of s bl -Whito fiah, frozens per 1o, | e NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lost Manhood, Artists' Ma[cm]g‘ Pianos and U!‘EHIIS, mflk Office and Saloon Fixtares % Memery, Exhausting’ Drains, Terribls Dreams, Head and Buck Ache and all the effects leading to early decuy and perhaps Consumption or Insanity, treated scientifeally by new methods with Mantios, Sidebonr ook Casen, Drug xturos, waiy ::-r-r'\ artitions, Railings, Oounters, ""i';lm‘ ng oolets, Mirrars, 1 Fugtors and oflce. 1180 And 17 Bouth 14D Bt Ui, Telphono L 1615 Douglas street Omah caught, per (b, Yo;white perch, fresi caught, braska. per Ib, 7c; buffalo, fresh caught, per 1b, 7t Dickerel, fresh caught, pe: Ib, Sc; black bass, ver.falling success. Boots and Shoes. — e ——— fresh caught, per ib, 11¢. " Y HH 4 1 A RIS BRSOl nd_ploked, navy, £.95: | &,.mr:gbv:?.;:%;ll;;:::“":““":l"" W. V. MORSE & €0, »,-m';‘:.p:' ?:,’:f:f,h choice haad pic um, $2.00: choice DNEY an complaints, J 3 hand picked country, $1.75@1.%0; clean coun- Gcnnnhoe- Stricture, Varicocele and all diseases JDI]DEI‘S U[ BUGIS (Ilfl SHUB& try, #1501 POTATOES VEAL of the Genito-Urinary Organs G promedly without injury to Stomach, Kidneys or oher Organs. &# No experiments. Age :mnlelp!r\tn:! im. Consuliation frec and sacred, 1101, 1108, 1106 Douglas street, Omah: Manutactory, Summor strect, Bostoi Pronnsmr Omaha Paper Box Factory, e cked, pe: 5@ 0e, Choice, sacked, per bu, 25@s0c 1317 844 1819 Douglas stroot, Omahs, Neb, Choice, medium size, 7@Sc; choice, portant. hea " ; - TS m::(tuu' ulgah;rcflt{z‘ ed Works on ©Coal, Coke and Lime. 3 " Sash, Doors, Etc. Hibks, PrTs, ALLOW, KT —Green salte Chronic, Nervous snd Delicate Diseases O AT A OPAL PR o L0 e s, | B A | el ST R M e 8 | tors o Hand and Sof Coal. e hides, 7 It Bidos, 5@ damagod hide o L 88 cchts (stampe). | Consulk the old nolesale manufacturers o Bo{o3a 'ahioon.palts, rrosn, ‘Oach SHAL0F | Hocs MO sg cons (sarmp | Consul the old obters of Hard and Soft Coal, or eallma ing and thame, and add ;n\dtn\ur\ylnhle ife's (Sccret) Errors,” so cents (stamps). Sash, Docrs, Blinds and Mouldings, numn ice, 178 and Taan stroot._Omaha. Neb, 2 £outh 1ith street, Omaha, Nebras NEBRASKA FUEL (()., sheep pelts, d age, 14@18c; tallow, No. '3 Wool, aver: A Book 1, Slglede; tallow, Medicine No. oNl@ se, white, Side} nnd writings sent everywhere, secure from exposure. v S A O . Y BAARA; YBlioW oy it e Hours, 8168, Sundays 9 to 12, Address snmm s of Coal a d Coke, BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, - F. D. CLARKE, M. D. 14 South 13 St Omaba, Neb. Manufcturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Bbls, $5: hf bbls, §3. 186 So. Clark 8t. CHICAQO, ILby | =—— = Aotiaings, stadwork nd (nterion ant Yoo HAIA NE=Halde por b, Commisslon and Storage. N5 corner Sth AR LN W FD MR etn . ESUGar—12 « 1he per 1b, e 2 i L o, 3 Zlo@ize r ek 0 RIDDELL & RIDDELL, = Fn:; = \P‘ — RVES 95 ( 4 $aat cam ngs, wmps, Eto. AT DRS. BETTS & BETTS | strace ond Comision Merchant, SR R T ELL N i e o o ~ Buster, egus, cheese, ponltry, game. S = Yod be ' ST W Famwas Stueer, OuATA, Num. I owara Hirded iin, Non.” g Pmnpg‘ ngg and Enaines, . Brock Tix—Eng. Ref'g, small pig, 23c; 3 Dry Goods and Notions. e, e and the T ot P ot oo e or i Planishod bailer sizes, cold . B. SMITH & CO., U. 8. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO, lled, Ble; sheath Jcy pitts. 80c: fats, i i rollcd, de; shoathing, dcs pitts.” o lat Dry Goods, Furnisning Goods and Notions Steam and Wate: Suppiies. GALvaNizep Sueet Inox—Juniata, 60 ver 1102 and 110/ Douglas, cor. 11th atroet, Omana, N Jalidey wind mills. 615 and 2) Jones St Omahm. cent discount. R . RORs, BCUDK MADREOL, KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS 0., PATENT PLANISH E guality, por IV, 10%cy ; mporters end Jobbers in Dry Goods, NOHOS | s rivoe poitons and (nonal dreeni A et A MOTIGTS en JODDEIS 1 Ury tods, NOUORS | ppovyes Boilers and Gencral Machinery Shtar LI 14%30, 112 shouts, 67,0 streots, Omaba, ska. Blicekiron work, aterm pumps, saw . 1218 20x27, 112 sheets, $11.003 1X, 20x23, HELIN, THOMPSON & CO., AL shects, 51 Importors and Jobbers ot _lron Works. Woclens and Taitors' Trimmings, 817 Bouth 15th street. STE. Carter & Son Steam Boiters ‘Works South T BOTLER WORKS Vrops. Manatacturers of all kinds 5, Tanks and Shaet Iron Work 2lth and B. & M. crowsing, Tel. s l’i(l();\'& VIERLING IRON WORKS, Wrought and Cast Iron Bul ding Work, Bogines, brass work, general foundry, machine and blacksmith work. 'Ofice and worke, U. 1. Ry, and 1ith stroot, Ouwiahia. OMAHA WIRE & IRON WWORK Manufacturers of Wire and [ron Raiiings Derk railk, window guards. flower stands. wiro slunsy Ste. 1 North 16th street, Omahi, T OMAHA SAFE & IRON Wi OIZKW Hanfrs of Fire and Burglar Prof Sass, Vaults Jall work, 1ron shutters and firo escaposs G. Audrocn, prop'r. ¢ son Bis. SOUTH OMAHA , 15¢; No. 1in Prate—(13e: _Furniture. DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dea'ers in Furniture Farnam street, Omahn, Nebraska. CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furnitare. Cmaha Nebrasks. 1ixC, 14 _sheets, § Office hours, 98, m, to §p. m. Sundays, 10 . § Cay | m.tolp m. SHROEDER & DEAN pedliend ta Curonte, Norvous, Skin and y Bl Ation at office or by mall fre Mebdiciues sent by mail oF express, socursly pac o observation. Gusrantees to i STy =) A == ,‘ = Whnlesale Gluccrws ani Pruvmbd& 705, 707, 709 and 711 South 10th t., Omaha, Neb, Mc[!lfin BRADY & ('U, cure quickly, safely and perm tly. NERVOUS DRBILTTY Shitiostertists: s i sicil L 151! fro| i - Hion:" Excans or i‘mfi.‘m."l‘}w“;‘,.US..'l‘mf?&fcm Wholesale Grocers' — - = leastous, ,g;;";'g;;'{gm; Dl O ndeSst | 10h ana senvenworth streets, Omaha, Nobraska. UBRIONfoIL SRl e At for stuly or business,and A []1" Omaha, Linitel, safely, permanently ‘and = nlmumc Jrs. Betts & Betts, Herdwave L idont.i SO0 | B“lm a""md"s\g )] pagew\unm« a disoase W. J. BROATC S=THESS g 030 and SKin DiSEase3 mast norribia in its & P GHIGAGO SHORT LINE Basement First Natlonal Bank, | oo ooy craticanivithont Toouid | Heavy Hardware, Iron and Stegl | RBlotche. Uk‘rm Pains in'the Head and Hones, | Bprings, wagon stock, hfl"‘"" lumber, ete. 1200 | 1 litfe S roat, Mouth and Tongue, Ca: Snd 1311 Tiarnoy sireet, Omah OF THE sSouth i 1 U reet, - Omaha, ey Permaneutly cured where” others | TmTor e S0l b D Chicago, Milwaukes & t. Paul R'y. The Best Route from Omaha and Council Bluffs to THE EAST TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AN and Dladder Complaints, Kidnay, Urinary ¥aiaca, i-uit, foo rre. quent Burnin; or Bloody Urine, U rine hign col Ored or with milky sediment on _standing, Woak Back, Gonac Gleet, Cystitis, & Promptly dndsafely Curtd, Chitrges Reasons- STRICTURE! I;.i‘.’.‘.f."..‘.“"“\if oy WARE COMPANY. Wholesale Hardware, Catlery, Tin Plate, Motals, shoet iron. ete. Agents for Howe scales, Miomi powder and Lyman barbed wire, HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR. WARTED Jssued by ater Com- | rothe | BOND hool Distric. Parchinse of rotnd amounis of suchi howds: Correspondence solicited. H. W. HARRIS & COMPANY, Bankers, | myvel comie, wiivout s o | Bl 18" Bacdware ad Soale chawsnuu. Clleago, Milwaukos, 115-117 Monroe Streot, CHICACO. Qilatation. R orctel ol ! 3 Machanics' tools and Buffaio scales. 105 Dougla N lis, Cedar Rapidsy 56 Devonshire Strcet. BOSTON. withouta' momentspain or aunovance, streot, O Pauly Minaneapolis, ar Ravidsy - 0 0 b Lumbor. Rock Island, Freeport, Rockford, ,EBMY]?{“E]’.LUIJ}RAEH{?’IH‘““Pf[.}(flxr.!'l'%é%? Eg.,M:G:H A WAKED] Clinton, Dubuque, Davenporty IéEBRASKA Wenkness, do }nl.l.\m‘ xmhmmm‘l‘nnlv Eith Wnfllesale Lum“er E[& Eh:ln, Madison, .;nnes\'llle, L s e oa s S5 Beloit, Winona, n AT, RS, BRFTY Aim it immnes | smoones,zoe Amscne, byt c2mett e | 1200 s oottt b Abvesi B ANEK | gences wua Solltary Mybis,” whigh Fuin both oy uud mind, unfting them for business, study or marriage, For through tokets, call qn o tckoet azent at 1L Farnam stro CHAS R. LEE, Dealer in Hardwood Lumber. . u Barker Block, or at Unlon P ntering on that hap- U. §. DEFCSITORY, OM“.EA, NEB. ‘apital... . £400,00) vsical debility, quickly as n line of tl irplus hm 1 t 1§ A0 52,000 OUR SUCCESS ‘Wood carpets and p "'"3:.‘;‘.':“."';-.“%" and Dauglas JK:\;E 5;\1\:.‘»-“11‘33:‘»&&‘ ins ND DIRECTORS: 5. First—Practical Bxpe- L 2 . pan = presidont, Flenco, Se ase i3 especially studied, CMAHATLUMBERICO 3 TGERE R AT SR ) Manaver. ice President, thus sturting uright, 'hirdModlcines aropret | o]} Kinds of Bfllldm! Material at Wholesale, v eI ENTER, el ML i pa in our lavoratory exactly to suit each il 1dl 3 ‘n.m ‘Avent. e SOHN A, 60 COLLINS, case, tlus affecting cures without fnjury. 15th treet and Union Pacitic Track, Omuba, 0 1 IEAFFORD, Assistant GenoralPussenger and Ficke Age "0 S CLATR, Goneras huvulnl«nllnl. §27"Send G cents posiage for celebrated works on Chronie, Nervous and Delieate Diseases. Thousands cured, (#~ A friendly letter or call may save y o suffering and shame, and miy'save SO futove suttering atd e snd | Degler i Luiber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Bwerdd imless necompanied by 4 conts in stamps, | Doors, Bie, hm-—umfi th Innfl Dotslss Cammat Address or call on 10t and Douglus; DRS. BETTS & lllaTl‘B FRED W. GRAY. e susnn S Omshe X | e, Lim Cenent, B, Ef. Cnnm 6l and Douglas B, Omiha, C. N. DIETZ. Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber, lLJ NIH PATRICK, LOUIS BRADFORD, W. H. 8. HUGHES, Caskier THE IRON BANK, Corner 12th and Farnam Sts. A General Banking Businessrasaztal. Late of the Unfvorsity of New York ity and Howard!University, \Washe ington, D, (. AR OFFICES No. 310 and 311 Ramge Building, IMPORTERé s\'ENBER BarTL gy, JOBBERS er Fittecnth ana Hae ‘““‘ & 18th and Californin Streets, Omaha, Nebraska, ' A O, “Nob, “\%& -‘(\5 HARDWARE 00 “Millinery and Notions. ____ ited” with s Yy 1. OUERFELDELL &100, e Awnl Drarmae, DeoR AL 7 - e, Tmporters & Jobhers in Millinery & Notions jZpuans ?\% R'k 206 20 aad 212 Soath 1ith sirdet ATION at office or hy il 1. Tent, maN | T Ranveon NoTion oo | i ::l.‘::"'r.n:b‘.'zg-. 1o hose bl 0 Ko n o ey to cbtaln nalLs,’ SPORTIN ‘Wholsglo Notions ad Funiing Gunux il ‘.:g:q':i'::t R AN MolsE 800DS, (O HEMHONE o Disonses of Nose, I .conty FURNISHING LAMPS, = Y Lungs and iy BLASSWARE H. E,Jigl)}’;& €O, \w le:wlillll John helby, Gri John Kush, Olty Treasurer Toys, Dolls, Albums, Fancy (oods, ‘Mouse tlmuh\m( £00d, children’s carriages, Ol 3 ¥arnaio stioeh, Omaus.Neb. DRUNKENNESS the Liguer Hablt, bositivoly Cared by Adwinistori falues” alden Ui tiics iven na cup of coffes oF in artls 1thout the kiowledge of tho' pae lrotucoly harmiess, and will et CON\()L”IA'II"U TANK LINE co. Wholesale Refiued flflfl LlthlEflIlIl[ Ulll. Axle arense, oo, Omaba. A, H. Hishop, Ma tcanbe cles of 100 tent; v Iy 18, 20, 22. 24, 26, 20, 30 AND 32 LAKE STIIEET. CHICAGO, ILL. ) "E“‘,“;.?Dflf alers, :;:::L'.u:;;‘:;kk....“';,'r;:‘.;' e :ff.'n‘,fl".,‘;,'."' { M) ‘7'“"#“ l‘:f‘ » ufi. dr : “xu 1‘ {:n u\\":nlu ord. Steam andAHot Water Heating and Ventnlatmg S ——— BT 1 ‘Apparatus and Supplies. Engines, Boilers, Steam Pumps, Etc. HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR ster& liro. 0 EHOW I, know what 8, OLLEGE. e donc for hich wis k0 bad 8 phiysicians from the f | wentio betreaied. One of my 1kl Joauhtihen | me n copy of an adver: tscuient fil regard to Suilts wd 1 Dezan kit 101 gok Telicf from the fist fow dchess the pofson was gradually forced out of ny et il | was 9 oo cured sound and Bl 1 bs now te mont! hsd 1 nce 1 quit Lk ~ h aud I bave of Tetuin of the dredd 1 discas Mechanics’ 1ools, Fine Bronze Bulldsrs’ Gools and BuFale Soalss 1405 Douglas St., Omaha. t through erro d practices, L VIGOR Au Eable, Mich,, Dec, 99, 88, meu, sinell by the new -xlgpnfluef,!,,fl Y Beud for books ou Blood D'scases = SIS — tse. Abaol werecy, Varico= malled free, Tux Swirr Srxciro ETCHINGS, g BT ot pas & amaraijap i Drawcr 8, Atlaaia, Gan EMERSON, ion-Dupre Gliniaues 16 Tmont Bt boons | S Drawerd Aduiia. Ga, ENGRAVINGS, HALLBT & DAVIS, PENNVIOYAL WAFERS o = = andall urinary trounles easily, quick outhly by o ARTIST SUPPLIES, KIMBALL, Km“EmZ,‘Jim:':‘c'ufi‘.’,?.”iln wv it .‘5'.“(33 by 7_‘5}."&":’.".’;.'/‘:15}791‘-‘«)1{4:""4':"‘5«.:2;.4 MOULDINGS, PIANOS AND ORGANS, | #140 or box. wll druggists, o by mul from 1e: Y' ,‘,,',",_',23;,‘;’,",‘:,‘;::‘.“,’,‘,‘:;““Afit:‘,fig FRAMEB, SHEET MUSIC. ura MfgCo, 112 White st, N.Y. Full directions Ty BURKEA "u““l“; 'JQ‘ l““-hll’. "L‘u - A e ale und by madl by Good mun Drw 1513 Dgnfllas St AL AL AR A []mnl]a‘ Nebraska, CANCER. Company, Ol Mus, AN BoTuweit, |4