Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 18, 1890, Page 3

OCTOBER, 18, 18)0n Exciaxar-Quiet, sixty-day vils, %203 derand, .86, The Coffec Market, but stemdys hond cheesd, 4 THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. smoked head T 10NE 0 SR LTS, K, 1D ta b, solid 12 ©140-1h bubs, I-1b ol LArD-Tieres, rejderel, tiores, T Hall bb1s 80 1 oach, ptions opened stealy anl ntsdownundelc nged to 10 down. Sales, uding October 1 Wheat Under the Accumnlating Ball In- fluences of the Past Thres Dags. 22 unchanged at 19 AIE ols, lw.‘z @16.601 Febru Provislons, amssugarcured, 12 to (TTLE INDEPENDENT STRENGTH IN CORN, SMOKED MpArs Ahort Buying Gives Oits Another Lift —Some Quict Buying o Produce by Packers—Live Stock and Financial, 1 hams, sugr .mly nwlm{v l\k‘: uklmm hans, WRSTERN CATTLE. shoulders, st ¥ buie less 8¢ dried § 0 Momhuo- u';xnr«nlrul ! acon clewt b Mmr‘h«llloc fancy light ; bacom shortiribs, (‘"llArn Oct. 1T.—[fpec ~Thebullinflue al Telogram to Tie s whichhav past had thelr effect was 1fted ina son & Johison= today and th way that surpris The forelgn situation trol prices from now on. 18 mostly taken ca yield be a few makes little di fle le company — x . TORE L€ SAuSHLe, The above pri * for lotsof fifty pounds and upwards—n less quantity ye nire. her the total v m-n.m ulh-u-mn.nl) - L BKe; short Hbs, oY million bushels n There s great short- age and 1iitle tospazeafter all lone w Iy In theweek calles gave Key-note to the present condition of things by giving the Pork AND BEEr- are supplied. Kits. e el e gD Trip Amnericas, 930K liale M‘rl. 80lbs ewch, Acrald on them und Bradstreet’s figures gliving a ¢ supplies east of ariae hour, caused Thisdid not ool was higher yos- rket by Hutchinson, , 80 Ibs exch, " Kite, 1310 eqch. 20-1b tu bs, sol 1 tubs, 1-1b rol s, 1ic. kettle ren- TONUES-Hall bb1s, #10.0; 15~ the only seth bringlower cs terday after the bre and loth Liverpool and following thel 11b Square ans. jor dor ST OR BOTIED per doe, #1.10:6-10 nund cans, per doz, Uiien BrE: anipulation n it ate were against was not alone in fts was strong and higher untry, by exporters No.2 rel, Octo= Wiow OxTox Kb mund cans, per 5 brounl eans perdoz, #£00. ans, per doz, and reported buying by ¢ ci npu.‘.m Josed firm ; ) No. foreigners m 101 westerns, wethers ias, be the price stern, W40 higher or lower, o b o options stré & Co, snying that 50 of 400,000 bushels ples, was perhaps the Dornbush estimutes a d ; refined, quict. closed at Stije 3 Yreon salnon, | best bull card of thatleft nodoubt = support of the . Willlam Young . Dunhian & Co., one time Linn and Strect Eroduace. The market romaiiing stead yat 18¢ 11, Comstoek. L taln 10Glc; cns, perdozen, B3¢ aver the Decenler price he teal ducks, £1270 010 up_on spot wheat @id up alliround mived duchs Juck ralbits, §.00: rabbits, 81,001 hut mode rate, roweather—M tines These two points, for five days of the market on chickens tinues weak und streks to T slonal lot is god o unchanged; creamery, 21 MISNEAPOLIS, Oc No. Tnorthern vory 's went well, ars: shipments, 1) ¢ October, #1.0 fiz at £.0077275, T, pir oz, & |un|~«lmrml In wheat and flour, 78,000 bushiels. k, BLO1G 105 No. 2608 0 0 T ekbY e Live. 70055005 dressel, 11 of the niarket was: sold atrafghit up to $104 0442 (o $1.04° niber openedat #1015, to BL0 toflLodto Dreks—Live, per do: 0 £1.041 to 8100 er Fresh Fraits, 1 holders offer sparl . 10 sketlots, 10 basket lots, 40 test atthe close. : red western wi after selling strong; demand good; mixed western, nd was quoted at ance fnrllm .uy 2 100 bius Kot |.m g KANSAS Crry, O 2 hard, cash, % rrowing premiurn. 10 laslket Tots, wd very 1itte independent advance was due light offering: @ o. Inorthern, $1.00. aquiet AeLh | general buyin e and held at was quoted at i Sre WS Some ancy Bludlield; wm;;m 0 per buneh; Hounduras, BoXes, per Dox, $4.0 I oAy Ab Sho- c10us At BIKE He Ovar Iuhe niiit, While other months wereuniformly i over the closo slightly over the 1 s buyer allday i this magket. o tine heavy. I iota s BES fBr prca fad e Tor marketnextweek Wil prolubly BIsII11S Tox . 0000, cripples, perbbl, ark Cape Cods, !t 003 Pt (i paiOs finey Bell & Clerr: Cherry,5 barrel s, e short interest fn and buying by belated shorts g matket another 1Tt (o 10 be almost wero liberal at 20 (b adecline from last night with October nominal it 4l%e Was i quick bulge toi6e for’ My anda b o 4he befor 1s fs not all covered Vegetables, 1 POTATO B Terseys, 1 Groceries. ars and the first otton vwine, * hemp twine, k later bulge the cember ut 43 Rosenbaum # and o buyers to cover, ; 60-foot cotton clothes 1ines, lines, $1.40; 60-Loot. sisal lines, 81.75; 60-foot jute, #1.00; wool tw ines, Sie. lifomia lily, 2.60; loose muscatels, $1.65; 00- foot_ cotton Baldwinand It was claimed that halt a million at one Light stock and light welght :shipments, urm, mar- time in realiz oats bothadd to the uneasiness, here was sime quiet buy- ingof hog products h ; 1ight $4.1501.25, IKANSAS OITY, Oct. -hq. ents. 4,00 ry (..mn. BROWS COrroNs rora B, ln o \\lrnn R, lv‘l loose muscatels, liforniaseedless sultans, in alifornis muscatel “Cattle—Recelpts. U strong; steers 3 and feeders, Etrengeh wus mostly shown thefirsthalf hour when all th alencias, 05e; ondura, layer, NSl rkley € Iuwcr' all grade TR0 Na e Lo, b : Special Telegram e | ~Hogs-Recupts, quiet; selling, ¥.8520.10 ONAHA MARKETS, etaber hork: Riba closed steudy, lurd A “iio mu\l[ le ‘canbric, 104 Straw per b There was Little ¢ and prices are steady at the advance previ tive and stre stock wus une ) prine whpe. 1ic; . poorerones slow S ALSODA-BDIs, 1 and sold at shude lower A fow louds o Bunds from day 10 dny. golng on In londs of szo0d to prix 20; medium at #4.5004.75, and 005,85 per gross. Lewiston, per 10, shide highe T meelpls of hogs, 6,100 rday nnd 6,70 _opencd Tower, best re ls nothing i Indtan Tead, T4 alt, erusiied, 8 Ua; Cormned beef, 1 11, luneh tongues, 1 1b, dy but 10¢ Tower, e bulkde lower. anav of prices was £ common. ubl. £l @ so Ilmx al B145T3.85; 0 few Native butehors jopprice for nngers was 8. 0X tongues. 114 »; chinped beef, T roRsl Dok SIt raum 30 1b, Fonnd cuns. 6i; balh, round ", W20 deviled deviled han, ¢ < e pperell, i pared withK.97 yesterday and $.00% Fri- A day of last w 8.00; 0X tongue There wasa sha turn of5 to ight, but ut the \ 82 caris, 8200 |>unrd bam, thing offered found ers sold at BO%RI, prine heavy and & few Philadelohias at #§.5066455; 4.0 to #4140 for first class, sorts; second class, 4. FINANCIAL, 102 as com pared har, 'y 1b Tou is uncha nged. largely “at 81064 | itcher Welghts, W25 4 uister, Uiy Glenire. Tye: Whittodon tress, =, BLI5G100G westerns, rossed ha, 21b round cars, $1. v«x b, muml CAnS. n|n.|(|l' for 1.::.1» Prevailing Pri The following is a table of prices paid in thismarket for the gradeof stock mentioned: rs. (00 £0 1600 1bs ~|‘m\|,\ nr.( andird, 83,00, New Yonk, Oct. 1 sugar corn, very fine, pectal Telogram to Tur Bee]-S10cks-The action in stocks up bestsines prices have beon at The actionof the govern- 18 the bank rate in London undis- turbed wis a source of miuch also discoverod the buylig was well concen- arly London selling 109 to 130 1bs. Falr, 100010 113) ibs. .. 800 0 1200 Ilm ard western brands, roous=—1-lh French, evtr; -1b French, fine, | thelowest poluts. es, fine, per on, Fairto zod cows o 00 hox Improved confi- demi-tine. »vr't Cholce to far Fairto good Blls *York Nunkin, lone String hea ns— 3 Lewiston, 10 trated towithstand the Light stockersand feeders, Ibstring bea Feoders. 60 to (100 1bs.... Alr to cloice light hogs ioloe heavy hozs Falrto choles Hides, Tallow, Ete, Green silted No. | lizht 612G b S et Panpking— with the etose astnight, with a fow Disposition of Stock. aakss N0 boas Showing the number of head of stock vrket yesterdiy as re- Dorted by the welg huasters of the Stock yards to midday with sear Burlington led theadvance for gran, tngto 92 agalist 91 at the close yestorday 3 ) at by zaln te Missouri Pacltie & 19 oly & slgn of reaction. m« are forde iy Rock Islind 14003 " dry country, Armour-Cudahy pn«kllluunnpxmy 1y inal hhds tgo proferred o tull ro b In proportio oo ALl r ' nON WS Ip 3 (0 « moud |nul.1n)( BoAns—No. 1 com n speciiltios ville was up & t Jor opened 1y up withy no Shectyl trading. 10 Ineh, H8.00; Vostiza'cutrants, ex tr, fhe the advan l'llllmm\ rose nearl, Oy twin flats, per I o i ek, but the re= | The Ay 1 weakened a little before | turn ol strength Later frightencd up ouexcelient huyliog Fandiessof cirrentnews. Chit steady and Sugar 1 il clisses wero strong I fie proferred, )i 9 Atehtion, 1l 1 higher at 7 tative Sales, and I, &850; mon, 12 and 14 £1, conmon, 1¢ and 14 £, 00 Ms-5-1 16, ,...-l..r Bin; tie, plinin, #1.8; Mamhouw whisk, 81.00@81. £0.00; 16 £1, $19, Ws; Kok Tsland Fost to 1 and closed 1 with @ poor showing o and Missourt Pactfic was up and Reading were strong. 1 white, §-in 51 -] earnings, nmq -t ropy : slsal e, all stz ‘new processes,” Ferched N0 The following were the closing quotatlon 5 155 | Northern allsizes from Bawnall Do 1gx U, e o 22.00; D. & . sq, STOK BOARDS-A wud B, 1o, =3 .F_e._-fl Standard lx w o 2D ROOPING —N0.1 eonmon wh 1te pine 13, 14 and 166, $1500; No. L commmon Y plies Hagnd 6 €8, 415.00 It i 110, a1l widths, 134.00; cle moumBams 2 ] ‘l~ D. N (3 ol Chicago & Alton Sastile otk od. yer 1 whit: perTb PICKLES - Medium.per hbl,#.00; small $10 00; nLlu-rkuw.m L00; lmu DLl 48.00 (g al, Casks) "DraEssroxs — Zam 3 1416 1618 18 £t 20 £t 22 £1 24 i m-. St Panl & Omaba. 204415 00 415 00 5 09 416 00 416 | sale until Oct, 19 inclusi half bhl. &30; Shiatiou ass far lots. ologmasin weasa nid ork sausawe.lm 1o L Oia¢; bloud, 4he; Bk b of -nlb» and upwards Card w6 i, B0 It sawed, 6.00 extra. s FNisuiN, Witk Pine—Ist wad 2d dear, | ) MAME MERCANTILE T APER—I G 1Y per cent. star, dand bin, work uuuuo, i bu in. £0.00: 1. 134and_2 in, $9.00; 4 elear 1 In, BE0; 10, 14 and 2 In. $000; Aselect 1 in, 1314 Cind 2in, #2001 Bselect 1 1n, W01 g 1ig wnd 2 tn 80.00 O select, | in, K0 11g, 11 wnd 2 16, k4,00, FINSHing, YrLow Pixe-Clear | in., £6.00; 1. 1 and? in, 0; star, | in., SNt LATH XAX ard XAX R, #1.20; Cedar, XAX, Posrs—Whitede By i, 48, Tie; S o oak, split, e 3 red A L 50 per cent: doors, 40 per cen i mouldings 40 percent; 1o Amierican, Araw Bourd, 11.50; 0, and- , & tar board 4.00; tar felt, # Metals. RI0CK Tix--Snall plg, 300 per 1b; bar, 500 per b CoPPER coidrolle und flats, il perlb. GALY ANIZED SHEET [RON-Discoint 500 per (l-l-n patplan iron, Nos. A, 0%5e; ey TIN PLATE—L O, 10624, §15 Flanihed toiler sizes, Se por 1t 30 per 1b; sheeting, 2o per b pit - l0x14, AlLE —Hase, Ni~Charcoal I O., Wx20, 112, §0; 1 o 26, K.50; No. 27, K.60, Strictly haif andhalf, se. 18— ase, Wik —Jup. barb, & (L —— The now ofices of the great Rock Island route, 1602, Sixteenth and Farnaw streets, Omahy, arethe finest in thecity. Callandsee them. Tickets toall pints eastat lovest rate: phlicisiaks:” S—" A Blow at Socialism. Brkriy, Oct, 17.—[Speciall Cablegran to Tue Ber)—The Franfurter Zeitung says that the government contemplates abolishing thedutieson AustroHungrian cattle, The Vossiche Zeitung welcomes the news and saysthatthe abolition of these duties would be another blow at the socialistmovement, theleaders of which admit that theparty owes & vast proportion of its adherents o tho artilicial dearness of the necessiries of life, The Krei: Zeitung does notobject to the pro- posil, —— Leading Druggists and Grocers. Sl Excelsior Springs, Mo, waters 3 alwvays soldin bottles -neverin bulk. iy ey Swiss Disputants Cannot Agree. Binse, Oct. 17.—(Specil Ciblegrrin to TrpBer.|—The conference arranzed by the federal council for the purpse of arranging the differmces between the political pa in the canton of Tidno opened 3 Budionndt, president of the republic, pre- sided. The deliberatins_fiiled to establish an emtente between the disputants. Itis ex- pected thit the federl assombly will be venal in oxtraodinary sesion” to cousider thesituation, PR S “Try the Imperial Champagne. 1t's bouquet is dicious: itis perfectly pur, A bottle with your dinner will invigorate you for a aay, - - Dillon and O'Brien's Plans, Panris, Oct. 17.—[Special Cablegrm to Tue Bee) he cle publishes @ sort of mainifesto from Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien in whichthey describe their flight from Ire. land, themotives for their ac say that when they arrive in Denver, stopped off i the « andattended the wrrhw (v' the Society F riends at Unity from an_num ber of old {r\mull inthe congre. ation the gentleman addressed the n i in formal manneron the subject of tho Its Marvelous Growth genlleman contiued his jurney yesterday. an invitation | |Omaha Manufacturers, Horsford's Acid Phosphate For Indigestion. es incident therto. puhei ol Murdered on the ol pecial Cablegrm to Dyspepsia, and di Denray, Oet Thonas Nolan was foundon the road near Nolan's skull was frac and his thigh jawbonewnd several was evident that he Castle Bar today. had been nurdered sl — A Sore Throat o to progress, ofton resylts or lng_touble s give instant velief. ough, if suffered nourablethroat “Brown's Bronehial Tro Olcomargarine Licenses. An important ease will ome before the United States court herthissession, A F. Christian, manager olcomargaring a fimm in Two Harbors, without. pssessing company will defend the casoon the ground that their license from the federal government is suficient to cover the of tho artide state license. Sleeplessness, nervous prostration, dyspepsis, duliness, Sunples free at mmu , 13thand Dougzla sial AMirs, Cablegram to Madrid corvespondont is rumored 000,000 of the Cuban conversion loanwill be issued in December. s' Madrid correspondent says ho ised at thesuccess of the issue for worthless billets the I'I‘lllnllhll'l’(rf the lhl‘ A:u\‘fl'nulv'ul Loxpoy, Oc theDaily Newssays it the convertion of the sssed if thobondholders shold Jaid it cold cash rathor thin aceept the 5 per centbonds, Cablegram to ¢ issue_of Cuban b cent morigage bond s, amountings to pesetas, was subseribed forto three times the amount of the loan. slecpers, lining carsto Chicago Vibtho grent ook [slatd route. oflice 1602, Sixteenth and Parmum, Carlshad il separate, Dillon visiting the principil cities and towns in the north, and O'Brien going over the western aud southern states, gt bt = Will Help Pu Natives, Zaxzioa, Oct. 17 Ciblegam to Tur Ber]—Admival Fremantle, as corm. mander of the British fleat here, has beea in- structed todewil a force to co-operate with theGerman expedition which will ba sent to Vituto pinish the nmtives for the rcent massacreof Germansin that territory. — Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup forchil- dren teething rests the chitd sd conforts themother, a btle. Respect Demanded for Opponents, Berray, Oct, 17.~[Specdal Cablezmam to Tur Ber|—A meeting of socialists was held berlastuightat which a resolution wa adopted demanding that thesocialist congress now in session treat the memers of the Ber- lin oppasition with respet, and protesting aguinst their being called s clique. S Not all is gold that gl iters’ is a trie say ing: it isequally true thatall iswot swsapa- rills that is so labelled. If you would be sureof the genuine actide, ask for Ayvers Sansaparilla, wd take no other. Halth s oo precins tobe trified with. —————— The Irish Fugitives. Loxpoy, Oct, 1 he Paris correspond of the Times interviewed the Trish fugiti yesterday, Mrs. O'Brienwill goto America with herhusbund but willnot speak. Dillon pects to raise £100,000 in America end pects 4 year's imprisnment when he retrns. ant i To Nervous Devilitated Men, 1t youwill send us your address we will send youDr. Dye's Cclebrted Voltaie Belt and Applianceson_ 1 They will_ qu restore fou 1o viger, manhood und hes ;&xrupmu free. Vouriic Beur Co, Marshall, ch. e British Ship Wrocked. Ioxpoy, Oct. 17.—[Special Cablegrm to Tue Ber, —The British ship Lizie C. Troop, Captain Fownes, has been wrecked at Faoo Choo wi on @& voyage from Nagasiki for Puget Sound and Melbourie, A portion of hercrewwas saved. e When the har show signs of falling, be ginat one to use Ayer's Hair Vigor. “This preparation strengthiens the scalp, promotes thegrowth of new hiir, rstores the natural color to gray and faded aud venders it soft, pliant and glossy, e Gladstone for Scotch Home Rule. Loxpoy, Ot 17.~[Spedial Cablegram to Tuo: Bei|-—1In a letter to his Scoteh corre- spondents, Glalstone promises that in the speeches he makes during the coning tour in Midlothian he will refer to the question of home rule for Scotland, The only railroad tran outof Omaha runex pressly for the acommodation of Omaha, Council Bluffs, Des Moines and Chicago business is the Rock [sland vestibuled limited, leaving Omaha at 4:15p. m. dail, Ticket oities 1602, Six- teenth and Farnam sts. Omaha. s Socialists Support the Government. Benray, Oct. 17.-[Special Cablegram to Tue Bee]—The Hamburg group of socialist workmen who follow Lasalle has de 1 to issue a munifesto calling upon the workmen ‘muy toassist the govemmentin car ryiug outits social polic -~ Miles” Nerve and Liver Pills, An important discovery, They acton the i stomach and bowels \{\rnn)’h the A moy principle. They speedily cure biligusness, bad tas te, torpid liver, pil and constipation. Splendid for men, wome aliest, mildest, suwst. 8 for2s cents. Samples freoat Kubn & , 15h and Douglas. ———— Helping Out Mothe, Viexyy, Ot 17, arl. Spaial Cablegram to Tue Ber.]—A mother-of-pearl exhibion is projected to encourage the homo teade, "The cowtessof Tufe leads the fashion in wear: ingornaments of mother-of-peatl, e .— Low RatesBast, The Ohio & Mississippi railw ling tickets from St cinatiand returnat the lo good for return until Oct, 10 inclusiv also one way to points named as follow: Dayton, O., $4.13; Columbus, O, 84,1 Cleveland, 0, Pittsburg, Pa., $ Washington, D. ( #10.25; Baltimor Md, #10.25; Philadelphia, Pa., $11.( New York, 3; Boston, Mass, #$10, Ticketsat above rates will continue on Addr J. Little, gen'l western passeng 10) N. Broadway, and Union d Louis, Mo. yis now A oppedon the Way, Rev. John F. Cornellof Christ chuech, New York, wlile eurouteto (he ewst from (in powder form) aryor citon nature or m ateris CARLSBA D SPRUDEL SALT U Es an alterative andconstitutionl remedy, T Justas good whey 1 ean obtain t > inposed upon The genuine must v rond Mendelson Nole Ageriis, New York on every hott'e. PRUS EROU Helena, Montana. The prosperity of Montana isnot subject to_the wicsitudes of succesaor fatlure of crops, todrouth orfiood, 1o Bnancial _strin of ‘precious metal houtly regular Duslness opporumits of stability and endu rance. s now opened produce er, Copper und Le ) tho sz natire gendes o panics. iftedout of the iround d increasingbuik., i haber npos founistion ©00, ninety'percent of which is diibursed An 6 State. “Ihere are thousands 83 promising, awaiting capital for development “There is Iron, Coal, Building Stone, Clay and Timber in Abundance. Investmentsin Cattle, Horses and Shee w management, aversge a profit of mos year. ‘The vastbinds of 8tock Foum thgB O the eilire yeur, in extel jentcon dk tion, su pported by the cored grasse: Thebusiness ie managed by minner Wt every person’s Shihe Fanye wa il contned Lo wm inel lena 18 the politieal, t) S FilTouc, basines, abi CaaMIORS) touter of thé entire Siate. ¥or full nformaticr, address, L. G. PHELPS, Sec'y Citizens Commitiee, NAVERICE NATIONAL BAN BOSTON, CAPITAL.. SURPLUS. ..$400,000 . BO0,000 Accounts of Banks, Dankers and Corporatlons so- ities for COLLECTIONS are excellor banks when balances warrant it rve City, md balnces with us from banks (not located in oher Keserve Citles) cont as areserse, We draw our own exchange on Lindon and the able transfers and place bytelegruph throughoutthe United States and Can- Cantinent, and mike Webiavea market forprime first-cliss Investmsent Securities and Invite proposals from States, Coun- tiesand Cliles when issulng bonds. We do agenernl banking busines and tovite cor- PRESIDENT, WORK, Ca SHIER, " FOR SEVERE (OUGHS Oh COLD Dr. F. C. Werner's COUGH DROPS Are highly recommended after seven experience by the years of successful sole manufacturers, Kopp, Dreibus & Co., STEAM CONF 1106 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb, Sold everywhere, Send for samples, We Offer for Sale. our thousand tons choice Baled ECTTONERS, .1 1ote to sult "STRANGE BROS.. SIOUX CITY, BRACE UP! ek men, with brain, erves and sexusl organs ntecire 1) NEIEYVE BEANK Kive fire and vigor to ex « Joy. 1 perbox. postpal 1110 Faram St HE LID-HE DIDN'T! a1 EC boib soult onr NEiEs o DIBEANS OF NEN AL Burmio, BEED OUR WORDS! KIRKENDALL, JONES & CO, Wholesale Manafacturcrsof Boots & Shoes Ageits for Boston Rubber 8hos (0., 1104, 1104 and 110} Marnty Streeh, Omaha, Nob. __ Bawers BTORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, 181 Ncrth 15eh Street, Omahs, Neb. Cornice, FAGLE CORN!CL W KS Mannfacturers of Galvanized Iron Cormice Window eaps and metallosky ighta. John Epeneten proprietor. 108 and 116 S0uth 10th streel. " Artista' Materinl POV sahebd® e VR A HOSPE, Jr., Artists' Materials, Pianos and Organs, 113 Douginm Sireet, Omaha, Neb. Coke, Eto. TERRIRE L BVl 3 o OO OMAFIA COAL, COKE AND LIME CO., Jobbers of Hard and Soft Codl. 8 B. Cor. 16th and Douglas Streets, Omatia, Nels wikars, nuN.'Auifi}wNo ¥Co., Wholesile Cigars. 08 N 6th Street. ol Dry Goods and Notlons M. E. SMITH & CO, Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods and Notiony Corner 1ith and Howard Streets. TEILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS CO., ' Importers and Jobbers in Dry CGoods, @il Frarilab gy doods Cares 10 Rnd flarae 139, o Furniture. DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Fumiture, Farnam Street Omany, Nebrmska. CHARLES 8H lVLRlLK. Furniture, Omahn, Novraskn, “Groc McCORD, BRADY & CO, Wholesale Grocers, 1ith and Leavenworth ftreets Omain, Nebrska. Lumber, Eto. G. W. DOUGLAS & C0. Dealersin Hurdwood Lumber, Yard 1310 N 6th 8t Ooiha. JOHN A. WAREFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Etc, Etc. lmported and American Portiand Cemeni. Stay sent for Milmukeo lyarulio Conent, snd Quiney W itolime. CHAS. R. LEE- Dealer in Hardwood Lumber, W00 emrpots mnd parquet Aooring. h andDougla els, Omaha, Nobraska. FRED W. GRE Lunber, Lime, Cement, Efc., Ec. Corner §th and Douglas Streets, Omaha. Millinery and Notions. 1. OBERFFLDER & CO., Importers and Jobbers in Nillinery, 208, 210 and 21280uth l1th street. N R "3 T. ROBINSON NOTION GO, Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods 1124 Harney street, Omabs. - = CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO., Wholesale Refined aud Lubricating Oils, Axle grosse, elc, Omata. A. H. Bishop, Mannger. = ———— Paper, CARPENTER PAPER CO., Wholesale Paper Dealers. Carry & nice atock of printing, wrapping and writio) Paper. Bpecil attention given tocard paper. —_— e — Safes, Eto. A L. DEANE & C0,, General Agenu ror Halls" Sales, M1 and 23 South 10th St., Omahe. e e ) ‘Toys, Etc. H. BAJRJ:Y u'co.. Toys, Dolls, Albums, Fancy Goods, Tlouse Furntshing Gouds. Children’s Carriages. 120 Farnm street. Omaha. Neb. B e e )] Water Supplies. Ll e U. 8. WIND ENGINE & PUM.‘P CO., Steam and Water Supplies, Halliday wind uills. 98 and 29 Jones st., Onaba G. F. Ross, Acting Manage! —_— Iron Works. PAXTON & VIERLING IRON \VORK? Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work, Eugines, brass work, general foundry. machine aud Blacksmith work. Oftice and works, U P, By, and 1ith street, Omahia. OMAHA SAFE & IRON WORKS, Manf'rs of Fire and Burglar Prool Safes. Vaults, jall work, iron shutiers and tire e @. Andreen prop'r. Cor. lith andJackson Sts. Sash, Doors, Eto, M. A. DISBROW & CO., Wholesale manufscturen of Sash, Doors, Blinds and Nouldings. Branch oMioe, I1th and Isard streews, Omahs, Neb. | South Omaha, UNION STOCK YARDS CO, 0r South Omaba, Limited. NEBRASK A National Bank U. 8. DEFOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB. Capital. - - = - $400,000 Surptus Jan, Ist, 1890 - 87,800 sand Directorns - Henry W. Yates, ’lnidfli Reod, Vice- Pres amen W Savage, i C. Cublag, J. N casbie; THE IRON BANK. Corner 12th and Faraam Sts. A Gueral Bankiug Buless Tranuoted DR. SANDEN'S El.ECTRIG BELT e o] rEw © W F R Tt BELTAND. SU0 PROYI ol AN DINELIOrRT000 THIS PAPER 1S PRINTED FROM il FROM THR — Great Western Type Foundry, 1174 Howard St” QO MA HA: