Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 19, 1890, Page 3

Very Liberal Rec press the Oats tion in Proy figares giving a e dn 5 vy 81K firmier todis December Puts were Corn dy il fortos ate last week wi verSunday re: For day noon frost in the 11 noon tods corn terr for futures. out ins T, sty o Oats opened we was a little bu markets. On selier and k allaround. \Very depress the marke September sold at e close: Octob 40 10 B 10 3 The action in provis! ing carly in the and lower from the sta stra e froz this L cept lard, starie the pit ol figures before noon. beld on 111 about the ¥Ar|d( d qut Ll lard for January sold the opening price ut .00, but dropped bac) lard yielded from #6.27 CHICA CRICAGO, August 1 cond SNEA003 Texaus, 2~ native cows, 1 HoGs—Business act change with the zener AN 5¢ higher than eitherd, £1E BEE. ]~ with heads professional 1 comm visers they say. were sure of ThE, SPECULATIVE NARKLIS. Visible Figures Show a Decrease, But Not Enongh s to Boost the Market. CORN DECLINES OF ITS OWN WEIGHT. Surprising. CHICAM0. August 18, fur Bee After long w bushiels decrense ¢ dry suited hides crense n yenr e guite settled at December sellinz up to apparently of its own we ket was it hours passed fromn October, 4 K un selling until pi liberal receipts ta falr agvance over Iy. |.Anv|m\ and then dropped O LIVE STOCK. Best export and dressed 1§ class lington division prime western, owing to the concentration of the » ¥ to 160)Ds, fhipping Interest in that loeality, atherwise | Prime s P there was little or no change. Fough and | Good steor foEaRe . common stock sold at & prime heavy and | QUL SUEES el 5 butelier weights sold larzely at KL0@i0; a | Kalr 1010 MRS oo o few funcy at #40; lisht sorts, §.9:¢4.05; with | Common, 5710 b singe sorts at $1.10. Ordinary 1o fair cows Y 20d Cows NEW YORK. August I8, KRS ~The week hold on to thelr stocks, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, TUESDAY, PRODI CE MARK AT!I. WICAGO. August 15.—1:15 p. unsettled; cush, $1.014: Septemnb 0 m; close Wheat er, $1.02 Septenmber, o La Septent v, September, 11.10; September, 86.50% , $5.30; September, cipts Help to De- | Market-The Ace | isions a Litue | ,solld packed, de; 810,000 bushe at Duluth e and 22500 ut New uis, SHipmIGHTS occur and a great 1 . n i Sat b <~ W hent -Rece rices. Aniner {roit and nearly # the decre weak western steamn, and the ble. Be y. There w 15, Wheat LOITOW were $1.07, while | Wheat—Highe bid; No. hield aud strc 1 the pros shing down in <h and August, 45 Ou No. W@ise; ay without any . and with indica- This wus disap: August. Higher; tons of mproving weathir MINNEAPOLIS, August 18.—Wheat—Receipts pointing tomany holders of high priced corn | for two. Quye, 05 cares shipmenis and they \"‘bfln w0 put i on the market stronzer and b her, Closing; market pretty . freely’ long_ before on truck, $110@1 115 the close, © There were many who had HLOLY,, September. Gy i puts Saturday, and secing the put price ’ No. ¥ Nurthern, Augus d. they hastened 1o sell lazain e : b trades. When the general selling Lo g st in there wis no good demand to absorb the gt g o Stul uud offerings foreed prices lover. Cor Lower; cush, Septer on cCormuich were lead g Jwers cash,de; Seplember, S1%e arker vis dicd at qne tne ‘\'\. - st L 3 Iding by Hutehine w's brokers B e 85074, Liverpool was lower for spot corn and steady L Tak : Ky —$i.1 CINCINN AT ction here wi 000 bushels, with shipments of 446.000 bus) August 18.—Wheat—Higher; No jels, with shipuients of b o S lantic ports_cleired no corn W s s = of . mentlo Visible supply decres ‘u'.fl“ ; ; }"\Zu“ \‘w#: . 0,000 . week = nixed. i@ i R Whisky—#i. 1 B OWs ey STOCHK. rices were > an n first prices with other | fre Tutehinson was a ] x Ciry. la. Auzust 18, Titg BEe]—Hogs pened netive atde mglwr. L6505 bulk at § The first train load of Wyoming range arrived today and 200 head sold at &. KANSAS CITY, August 15.—Cattle—Receipts. hipments, murket lower; steers, $1.50@2.50; stockers and feed” | e | 1 | gram i arke 10 selling at ttle fons was a little surpris- While corn was weak art. hog products, ex- ng and everything in Saturday's In fact, the strength last hour, when pric pork sold at $1 to #1245 azaing @65 und off o i: ribs sold st prember 2,000 mar- {Nv. ~I|$ \Illll.ll fair to fancy o ers and fe Hogs— ke ket st 't 90,7 1 o'cld k 1o . 14 10 & OMAHA LIVE STOCK, pecinl Telegram to Cattle. Tue He ® con pared with the | e of Mondax, Auzust 16, “wild" prices of Friday and Saturday, values | Estimated recefpts of cattie 100, conpared wuny be quoted 10 1o 15¢ lower, but at the same | With 12u Saturd «g({;lmx i 1’..1‘”;:' s time salesmen generally were quite well sut- | 805 ey Seudy on stockers and ssfied with prices obtained, as I8 always the | feeders, The market ud every- case with all desirable grades that underwent | thing changed bunds b the greatest decline, and of course Jast to sell. e Texans were quoted 1'e lower and the ra 3 “ B N ihe Eonasal das)ine ok | - Bt Teceipts of hoge 6.0 ? ofstock shared in the gemer S0 TO¥ | withie, turday an Monday of last sold at good prices. There was & fine | Week. The market o 2 display of prime native steers. and advices | higher, evervihing chan lru‘m RKunsas City also rey ried o big showing | of prices v ¥ of prime nativ stecrs, lLere wasi fine mixed 1390, play of butehers' stock with a turn in 7§ s | The average | 5,000, rather lower than otherwise. The stocker | compared with &.01 Mon- and feeder trade presented nonew features. | day of | ef steers sold at | Sheep. mated receipts of shecp, le cusier o Es | arca Nuttens little In 1h with ret vy sorts sold « Island or ive il he n 1 good orth- | £ prices pald tock mention tfor the zrade of choled 1 Telegramto | Fair togood b Cholce 1o fant 1 stocks opened sion houses and other | bt stockersuid foc telling speculators 10 | Fyir 1o cholce light k All low pricea shares, [ Eair to choice heavy hogs..... rpupturn and an | Fair to choice mixed hogs. a advance will catch the cntire list any day. Comparatite Table, This sort of talk, in the face of a Poor | The followin A AT support from any quurter. fuiled 10 hold the | prices on hogs during this and lust we market. The opening was alout steady for a | = — o few stocks, but a pretty sharp drop This Week. | Last Week from closing prices on_ Saturday for ? many more active stocks. The exception 1o | Monday ... th of tne list was the buoyancy in | Tuesday security silver, which uous among the ¢ started at 1175 aropped buck 1o 115 a1l befere noon. ining stocks were 1 rose o 119 and Conspic- ville Off 1 point to 8%, Atehison off iy to 4 Burlington 1 10 1024, Rock % 10 My, 81 Paul & tc Missouri N 10 104 Aver: Union Pac %, Reading 10 425 | Thefollowing t Eugnt was s lowerand quiet. There was 10 | of hogs on the dates men ~pign of -improved strensth ‘up 1o wmiddn Btocks sold ut still lowerprices latein the aay. | and while prices decline rangers suflered u vy, but the suppor ollowing were L all along the ost. Business waus ufll 13 T WaS Very poor. the closing q\..mw, 4o preferred New York Centra s of Hog | s | i | | R HigheSuturdar, v o1& O 1z e X & W Uni B .\ Kansas & Texas WoSLL AP by Stock Receipts, Lake Shure. Wi preferred 2% | OMcial Satunday. Estimated Tolay 3% Western Unlon. 100 &4 | Cattle... 8 cars. 184 1,000 L Hogs ... cars, 627 MoxEy_Tikht, 6216; last Joan 6 per cont. o 4 PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-—34000 per cent STERLING EXCHANC sixty-day bills, B8 New YORK, August Mining Stocks, and 180; 18- [Special Telegram to po 3 ¥ Tue Bee)—The following wre the mining stock Day. |Aug. W0 Aug. B Aug Quotatis Al Hlorm Silver. E Plymouth.. 0 Barage - Eeier Croek.! Average Showing the average price P bogson the days indicatea in aduiet and steady; LIEN lerand. loads ot CEe Phoenix. Arie |Sierrs Nevada | The Coffee Market, New YORK, AugustiS—|Special Telegram | toTue Bee)-Corree- and unchanged to Varely steady wnd unchanged 1o Active higher cal cluding August, § 18.00; October, §17.; Disposition of Stock. \Showing the number of catile. hogs and | sheep purchase the differ- ~Options opened steady | ent buyers during the week ending ll‘u’uu;'. 2 points up and closed | August d6: = poluts up, | CATTLE. Sales, 7775 bags. in- | Swift & Company o 2404 148 Septembor, 178 | The G, H. Humuond Compisy e L7 November. 81695 | The Armour-Cudaly packing con wpany.. 163 ms. Ahuaryy M | Omaba puckiog ooupavy... % ; Mareh $16.10&% | Otber buyers 415 ir- an — B v T 1) ook, The Armour-Cudaby pucking company Omuha pucking comnpuny Swift & Company The 6, 11, Hawiond conpany P, Squires & Cc Kt ko Cleveland P and P compun North & C¢ b A Halstead & O Booge & Son Brainard Brothers Tra F. Brainurd Cudahiy Brotiers East St. Louis P company Jones & Stiles Springfield P con verpool & Des Mo whkers and Feede Total SHEEP, Swift & Corapany Armout-Cuduhy packing George H Hamond & ¢ Total Representative Sales, BULLS 1 1160 1 1 1100 CANNG 16 11060 1% 1 155 1 CALYES 1 3..38 2% 3 0 1 STAGS . 1,180 25 2.3610 300 3.13%0 300 SPAVED HEIFERS. b 100 COWS AND CALVES, 1 HEIFERS 1. WESTERN CATTLE. 10 stecrs, Corn-fed. .. 19 cows 1st i RS L 4 Market Mention, higher. Cattle lower. A. Buttlrouzhtina car of hogs from nkin Bros sent in a car of cattle from ubridee Vel & Engert of Minden marketed a car of G B Alford of Clieney was Liere with acar of catt me up from Elmwood with two ame {n from Greenwood with a carof cattle D. Wilson of Halgler was on the market with w0 cars of cattle Stevenson B heavy marketed a car of hogs. A. L. Skinner came down from Morse Bluffs with a ear of L A. D. Kenyon. de: lers of Ansley, aregular ehipper, brought in w0 cars of Bogs. from Farwell. 1. B. Anarews was on themarket with cattle and hogs frow Anseluo. E. Underwood, the well k stocknun, sent in 4 car of b The Middlesex live stock company had a car of cattle on the market from Woud River. E M. Brass, of Hake & Brass. came in from n with a careach of and hogs S.Iman brought in chot s.” One load topped the marhet at nL . of Morse, Rogers & Co., 1s of Morse Blufls, was own Danbury M ds of 0, vy ho he inwith a car of ae. Logs. Fred Fasmann goes outon atrlp to Port- land, Orcgon, and will take In the whole northern country. August 27 the e will go into effect on thie rc cago. On an aver hundred pounds main the sume. west of Chi- it to 8¢ per Le rates toUmaba will re- William Montgomery. Adair, Ta., was among the shippers in with'& The crops are louking ““first rate” in his seetion of the state and stock 1s ple W. O ¥ and doing well. Libby of the firm of Faga & Libby, live stock deéalers at Adalr, Ta., brought over 1wo cars of hog Joseph Dixe per. hiad cattle wood, J. A. Brown, man 1, 8 rezgularand exte sive ship- on the market from Grecns er of the Powder River live stock company, wis at the yards en route howe frow Chicugo, OMAHA WHOL NII.L MARKETS, Froduce, EvAROIATED Aprics Brvemernres - Persgt by COOANUTS Per 10, #i WaTerME | ONSE 100, 1< 00@.00,00, 9 taney cook- Hie: grease stéarine, 6'sc. deiivery in Clil- Hleached, i dry country, A meaty. 00 ne unwished 6o e um une .21 heavy, 4 LINsErD O11 Hosey—Str comb honey. fancy pANs—11ind % pieked navy P Country, § fornia. per b, Fisn—Per it ; buffal plekere Kige pike trout, c¢: wh ropple, 16 catfish, 11¢; cod steak. 12¢ flounders, 1 Oregon salmon, 18¢; blac bstors, 18 n"lsluu- Fresu PoRk 16 1bs. avg.. & ¢ pork lolns, @ ik tender not rendered: ¢ SALT MeaTs ear pork b ort 1 utt spare ri ; Mes: OILS--BY] estra No. 1 lard, 31 pure ng -Extra la lard, d Ntra neats sfoot oil, K -0 ndered EMOKED MEATS--SugZ4T ¢ ; pure leat, Culifornin | ¢ shoulders, skinue less | b s ed beef Lums, 's s, S, DRY-SALT MEATS ~l short ¢ ~ln ort ribs, c: shiou hn.ul 404 400 0 500 1 and heifers, 40 loins, 18¢; s cless strips. T Tounds (rus rump on), rounds (sh chucks, 34e: plt shoulder elogs, 4% @He; beef loins N fe; bisef SWeet hr et etk beef hearts ic; beet “tongues (cach 40c} strip loius, EAvsaGE-—Bologna, de; bologna in weasands, i frankfurts, ¢; tongue, Tie; bl 4 ¢ head cheese, 445c; Polish, pork links), 6¢; Dork suusuge (meat), in tin Groceries. toaf, ~Golden G, es, 30 1h boves, good Moch Me vick DRIED Fivrrs—Turkisk pr nal hhds, 1b. boxes, 100 to 110, od, Hew Fing cholce. T Hng prime 5 fin blackberr 1bs. 10 box, ¢ boxes, 6%, CANNED Freir—Peaches. per doz., 82,00 Berries. b zooseberries, pherries, #1.: urrants, new, Gy orij less; Vostizza currunts, xtra, 1L blueber- 1 blackborries. 81.10. Pin los— Baliuma chopped, #2 b uma sliced. £210; Bahama srated, £2 ndard sliced, §1 1.30. Cherries—2-1b red. Bnllhmrl(’ £110; W cherries, 1. Pears ), $1.30. CHEESE— W isconsin F. C.. twin fiats, per b, 10¢; Wisconsin F, C., vourg America, 1ic; brick, 121505 domestic Swiss, 14@17c; am fn foll, each 100, Dar Persian, 60-1b. box. Te. RarsiNs—London yers, ¢ ard, per box, “Lorse shoe. muscatels, California standand she & tar” 100se mu! less California, $1. Californis seedles tunus, in sacks, per Ib,, 8¢; C tels, 1n sucks, sc; “new \ulm old. 6e; ondurs i iforn * . gal kegs. 8. 156, 10 in Case, 6100; 1-gal 16 in German BroMA- I(r . AM(H\IT —Per lh in pkg ‘}les ‘h\-l] bind, faring, caroni, 100 choiee, i Sugo_and tapiocd, 0 lun peas, 3 , 11c. Bbls,N O func, deie D, \\uu'll\( PAPER Manilla B ht, 14izc ODA—Bbls, w._per Ib, 14@ 1. 8¢, 50 water white, 4 gasoline, lie. granulateq, 2c; In blls, L0pa—Pkzs, 60 1s 10 box, § 4150 ic; kegs, gr. cider, 10¢; good, fruit, sc. 003557 per gross. per i, Lewiston, per 100 white, Union squire K5 ber cent off lst, SALT—Dalr 1bs in bbY, bul best grade. 605, £2°9: best grade, 100 § i best 2 rad ]nl'v salt, L ETH iion, bt mottled, per 1b, 0@loc; do, dium, per bbl, §.50; small, 84, . cr bbls, refined, 86.50; half bb, £5.50; ider, pure. bl, ‘#.00; or: cider, half bbl, 85,5 50 All sizds h 11 sizes from 7 allsizes from 716 w1 =16 10 i-in., 16 Twine, Bibb." very fine, i Daisy'“brand, LID Bales, 18¢: sui] 40-11 cotton elothes n clothes lines, #1.65; (0- 1sul Lines, 81.70: 60-ft l4c; ton twi fteoton lines, $1.4 Juge, $1.0); wcol twin NUTS- 5 razils, filberts, ., 85.00; d-tie, warehouse, 8.0/; t T doz, H.00; pints, per doz. he od beef, 1 1b, 81 1 ixe Fouster corned beef, lunch tongues, 111 springcehl 0 for s £00; lunch (o brawn, for wiediun » fur lurge; live p | i brawn, 1bs. 1150, £500; 0X tongues, 2 1hs hipped beef, 1iy BUTTER-Creamery ) Ib, round cuns. $1.20; Toast beef, 2 1b, round Wei ereamery, fan pucked, 151 cans, potted hani, i b, round i ereamery, cl Waize; dairy, fancy ro otted har, ;1 rounid cavs. $L.20; deviled und prints, 14 duiry, funcy, solid pack 1 1t o 1D, round cans, e deviled ham, 3 Ib, duiry, ch wirl countey roll, | round cans, #1 roltad ox ton Py Naote; cholee, T@sc; Inferior, X | round caus. #1 i pressed 1 ib, 120 107 striitly freab; stale noi sal- | squire cans, 8 nnpressed ha, 5 1y ‘ are cans. £2.75; tripe. 2 1b. round cuns, $1.8 . PELTS AND TarLow—Green saltea | niineed colops, 21b, round o o, 1 heavy, T@sei No. 1, light, 65, | less plas’ feet, 2 1b. square 0. 2 Tight. 0@ dry flint hides, 7300 | VEGETABLES — Tomatoes I hides, damaged hide b standird western brands, & Sheep pelts, green, euch, wo@d Corn pelts. dry, per 1b. 10614 BRESWAX- er v, 20e oBhirie chicken ten wer. box, crate, rple Duane, Columbia ! wild goose plun NectamNes—Percr 1 er box, b . per box, B0 \ $2.00; | i Per crute, N @00 | Porazors-NeUriski and lowa, per vy, #1.00 l Colorado and Salt Lake, French, | ¢ b Loxe divn a1 scale d herrin, ) herring, X herring, due: Hambirg Kussiun sardines, spiced, Russian sar- lucs, plain, Wy, dwpurted Holland Lerniug, mestic H white i1t bbls, #5.0 nily white fi Arrives g L g ackeral (herring] | Omaha v brolled 1 $20; 5I1bin mustard, cago Kxpres 08 5 00051 in t sauce, $26 Muye Chicag mfi. N pm VeSS mucken) 1-1b brook trout, Chlesgo Ktpross AR 11 DR trout, b wnir it i Tocal 05 am white fish, & ) White fish, $1.% lobe ers 5 ®© k. TON & RIVER Arrives e $115 lobsters, 21 1 and Mason streets. | Omaha. 4 Iy KXpross “Whpom nver kX O b w R, ST, J. & C. B 10th and Mason streets. | 0 as ity Dy Expre i Night Exp._vis U. . Teans | 04 UNION PACTE & Depot 10tk and Mare 1 fic Exp i b; shet vor Ex X 1 e “ s City Eapress ALVANIZED SHEET [RON—Discou Falrfield Exo. (except Sun i cent: pat. plan. fron, No and CHICAGO, R L& PACTHI Arrives B, o1y U, 1. depot, 10th and_ Marey Ste | Omaha. N PLATE—1. C., 10x24 Night Expre 005 n 3 ¥ pm IN PLATE—C 45 A m —Chure a5 X, N O SHEET TRON—No. 96, 81,0 u SOLVER-Strictly n STLEL NAILS - Buse 28 STERL WIkE NATLS - Bise SIOUX (1 & b Arrives WIRE—Jup. Varb, $1.2 Depot 1544 and We Uiunha ind 1 €0 p 1eaves | Omana | ewp | Leaves Dry ¢ | Cnabia | pepoe s 4 O HEAvY BROWS COTTONS | s Black 118 Exjress 2 Atluntic H, Aurora ( Atluntic D, K's Head, ¢ " refoth, \ \Aa 159 AGU. K1 n hep. Arrires 3t Con 2a. Transer epperell Utlea, NORTHWESTr RN ot Connell Hlifts Vest hn 200 p w Zanm fowa Ac Won (xe. S| 6,40 0 CIHICAGO, MIL_ & ST. PAUL | Arrives bt Union Depot. ¢ | Biuts. Transfer prpiel Chieago Express A m Chicago Exp hm AllenCliutabray, 6c; Glou: fancles stone. lenves OMAHA & ST neles—Eddystone, Neanater) T Bl | 5 3 CHICAGO. BUR] Clenfied, sie; B | 1 Cnion DN Nl { T3 p m i “ | l'lv o1y n XX, I( | . Crest Lawrence, -0z, 154¢; nluh)ud«- 1 COTTONADES TY & PACIFI( t, Councll B STOUX ¢ jon ork 104¢; Everett 8-0z, 180 Lewiston i Workingman's o 13440 Corkserew WG ANS- Net— Ited Crc COLORED CAMBRICS- Rolled Clover, 5¢ Xtra, Wi, dlacr T Crasi—Stevens' B, 10-1n Stevens' D, + Stevens' A, 16-in. vens' I, Stevers' M, 18-in. Stevens | Stevens' N 1 Steve | GREAT SALMO? ASON. The Pack This Year About 60,000 More than Last Year. The salmon fishing season in Or today, and in a few days more th bustle in the canneries will cease. says the Portland Oregonian. The Washington law allows fishing to continue ten days longer, but it is doubtful whether many more will be caught, and by Saturday all cauneriescn both sides of the river will, in all probability be closed. As areporter strolled into the St, Charle yesterday afternoon he met the Oregon tr n closes m and wm pom 1 1 1 1 W ebrter Streai. SHROEDER & DE X\ GRAIN, Provisions and Stocks, umvirate of fish commissioners, Mess Thompson, Campbell and Reed. Their esti mate of the season’s pack is from 353,000 to ‘\ 8%,000 cases. This, of course, means C hinoc salmon only, Last year's pack was 825,000 cases, 50 that the ~figures show quite a marked development of aue of - Qregon's greatest industries. Columbia river salmon are already famous the world over, aud the industry is one of which the state can well feel proud and one | that should be protected and fostered with jealous care. Columbia river salmon con mands the highest price in the fish marke and 1ts superior quality and flavor well entitle it to this mark of pre Operations at the Cla commence in_earne: if all fishing is stopped now there will be a fair supp! fish to com- mence with. The benefit of the hatchery 10 the salmon industry of the Columbia be over-estimated, and everything shon doue to facilitate a large turni-out of fish frowm this source. If there is a good run of amas this year the fish I .a_millio BASEMENT FIRST NATIONAL BANK; 803 South 18th Street, - Omaha we axs PURCITASERS OF s cur Mortgage Bonds in Railway Gas, 1 and other Companies NG FROM 5 TO 7 PER CENT. nt invested, on commiss| 120 neg it should be the ners €8s 10 the or other tiate the sale of large nilish cap The Visible Supply. August 18.—The visibl L which bank u pre for »pl 4 B0 b nding August 16, as compiled by i unic the secretary of the Chicago board of trade | fiE* ' NlvERsAL §TOCK EXCHANGE. 1, is as follows: 8 QUEEN VICTORLA STIEFT, LOND Bushels, HENRY LOWENFELD, M ing D rector “]I(‘ul . GRATEFUL-COMFORTING EPPSS COCOA He Had Used It New York Herald: A gentleman BREAKFAST. whose hmr had begun to grow ver “Bv & thorough knowleive of thin entered one day a barber's saloon which govern i 1 tion. and Shave, sir?” said the artist w thes of we T Epin s a 5 tely finvore entleman nodded and sat down, | B¢ hichmaysuve us Ty dostor's The barber looked sorrowfully at his | e e gradunliy bullt up Firing hair, thought of his unfailing. SUOSED 10 rex BEL a0 Rt s i ranted- 1->~un ke-the-hair-grow Lo attack wh sint. We way G excape 1 1g ourselves wol 5 fortitied w Iy nourishe! etting rather thin, sir? frame 1) s g “Rather. raniid S A M sin or milk. S0l only fl“l".:;'um, replied the gentleman |, Nadeshnpls Withboill Rk 010 gal “Did you eve JAMES EPDS & (0.1 L ist (wm!»vmg" S ™ i ' answered the victim unfe *Yes—I have used it. But I sup. heredity has something to do 1t is unne v to add that the ba ber collapsed. — - — | ON SAL THE REALTY MARKETL. STRUMENTS placed on record durd T o% TO AL an to J H w d wife'to H T Clarke. lots 11 , blk 11, Jots 8 10 15, 27 und 2 {6 to 18, bk L 1c 510 4610 21, 24, LIk 15, jots "), bik 16, Al paha, w d n and trust ALETWOT kS wd pleton iy bik G, Chapman, lot 1 PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST, WEST NORTH and SOUTH Omaha Manufacturers. ey Boots and Ilhoeu. KIRKENDALL, JONES & €O, Wholesale Manafacturers 0f Boots & Shoes Agoutsfor By 1102, 1104 wud 1108 Lager Beer Hru\m 1581 North 180h Street, Onoabia, Nob. e ———————————— Cornice. EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornicy Window eaps Materials. A. HOSPE, Jr \l.\lumls Piinos and Organs, aln. Neb. Artsts’ et, Ot Johbe r< of l.ml and Soft (0.11 8. B Cor 16th and Dovglas Streets, Omaha, NEBRASKA FUEL CO, hippers of Coal and Coke, 14 8outh 15t Street, Omsha. Neb. Bl iRl — Cigars. DEAN, ARMSTHONG & CO., Wholesale Cigars, 02N 16t He —— Dry Goods and Notions. M. E _\M.ZTH.‘\' CO., ot Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods and Notions TKILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS | importers and Jobbers in Dry Goods, Gents' Furnishi th ¢ Goods. Carner 11 Btreets, Omaba, Neb, S ————————————— I‘urnlluu- EWEY & O\P Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furniture, 6 . Groceries, McCORD, BRADY & CO, Wholesale Grocers, 1.th and Lenvenworth Stroets, Omaha, Nobrasks, — e Lumbel e, “W. DOUGLAS & CO., Dealers in Hardwood Lumber, Yeord 1310 N 16th St Omaha. VJOH. A. WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Ete,, Etc, Imported ana American Portind Coment. Stata ageutfor Milw o Hydraulic Cewent, aud « Quiney White Linie. o Harney Y A Nebraska. ‘(‘H S >R L Dealer in Hardwood Lumber, Wood carpets and § tfooring. 9th and Dougla “FRED W. GREY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Ete. orner ith and Dougla streets, Omaha. Millinery and Notions, lmpunéls and Jobbers in Millinery, 0 and 212 South itk strect. 208, 21 T, RO? OTION CO., Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods, 1124 Harney etroet, Omalia. . ()II o CONQOLIDATED TAT\K LINE CO,, Wholesale Refined aud Lubricating Olls, Axle grease, etc., Omaba. A. I Bishop, Manager. S T e B T L Paper, CARPENTER PAFPER CO, Wholesale Paper Dealers, “arTy a nice sock of print rapping and writi \ Paper. Special nttentic en card papos — Safi- Ete. A L DEAI’\E & CO., G@snara) Ageats for Halls" Saies, 231 and 3% South Y0th St Omaha. Toys, H. HARDY & CO, Jotbers of Tays, Dolls, Albums, Fancy Goods, House Furnishing Goods. Children's Carriages. Furam street, Omaha, Neb. | Water Suppli —— 8. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO,, Steam and Water Supplies, Halliday wind wills. 68 and 920 Jones st, Omahs G. F.Ross, Acting Mauager. e Iron Works. "PAXTON & VIERLI u. ey NG IRON WORKS, Wronght and Cast Iron Building Worlk, Engines, brass work, general foundry. machine and blacksmith work, Office and works, U. P, Ry. and — — OMAHA BAFE & IRON WORKS, Mani'rs of Fire and Burglar Proof Sarcs,‘ Vaults, Jull work, iron shutters and fire escapes G. Andreen . prop’r. Cor. lith and Jackson Sts. Sash, Doors, E M. A. DISBROW & CO, Wholesale manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings Branch office. 12th and Izard streets, Omahia, Neb. _—_— South Omaha UNION STOCK YARDS CO. ’ 0f South Omaha, Limited. COMMERCIAL National Bank Capital, $400,004 Surplus, - - - 44,00d OMcers and Diroctors M. Morseman, G Hitcheock, i Guroesu, dr. A. Heory, E. Auderson, Willinm G. Maul president: L Williams, A. P. Hopkins, § A Ml casbler: F. B Bryunt sssistant cashier o 50y plae i the Jum e, Bieycio, Sulet e wo | 3l Lik 6 Poppicion Fark ] 1302 Farnam Stroat. W TP Wodaid wite fo L Waidér, ' HARRY P. DEUEL' o G i K BABVS‘:R);&E&FIIE werson, lots 15t udd Lo 8o Tis ey d 10, blk 2. Putterson's wd Weeth and wife to M L Ware, lot’ 2, « bik 4. Muyne's add, wd oy, 541 W L DCarrler to MW 'Watkinson, 1ot 10, Js i, o blk 17, Hanscom Place, w d - A C Paulson et ul, execiton, 10 Soren Inc 13, bik “C," & d, wd unders & I, ki miortgage loan coti Wastinie weaK Tens Joud Tnntrod . (Acr 1 W1 1a Woods, n i ft lot 4, blk lm‘ (R \;t;;*-u;"_l-flr-g“ balning | mfi lots 1und 2, bik 6, Kirkwood add, w . .’y'n-umg'"nf"" work shogd, e pead 1y Sy Than who s Deroos and. de rism, TWAYe UARSIES. v v MV | B0k B Co FOWLLE, Moodus,Conn, 2 = < NEBRASKA National Bank U. 8. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB. C.oital. - - - - $400,004 Surptus Jan. 1st, 1800 - 87,804 Oficersana Directure-ifenry W. Yotes m.mi LawinS. Reed. Vice President; James W. Sav, Vi Morse, 3ohn . Colting, Re. O Cathing, 3. Parick, W. i & Hughes, castiler THE IRON BANK. Corner 12th asd Farnazm Ste. A Geuoral Baaking Busluoss Tramsscted, |