Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 4, 1891, Page 11

1 . ! 1 o h THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THE - CONDITION OF TRADE. A Bouyant Fecling Oharacterizes tho Open- ing of the New Year. TOURISTS PREPARING FOR A CAMPAIGN. An Improved Feeling at Home and All Over the Coun try—Every Rea- son to Anticipate a Big Buisiness in 1801, It has boen nsserted by some writers on commercial topies that sentiment does not enter into business, but if that be true what shall that something bo called which does terso largely into all trado circles and that is 80 plainly visible under different circum- stances, In a time of distrust, when the alr is filled with vague rumors, and when the pubiic is anticipating some unfavorable event or condition, business becomes infected with the prevailing sentiment and people say that trade is bad because of & lack of confldence. When the opposite is true and the prevailing sentiment is on the side of the prophets of “good times coming™” how everything bright- ens up. This was plainly visible during the past fow days. A month business men were inclined to shako their heads dubiously ond tolook perplexed and grave when the subject of the future of trade was broached. Moniey was close and trade was slow, but as the financial prospect brightened business men commenced to look forward to the first of tho year as the turning point for the bet- ter. The first of tho new year has arrived, and while it is too early to form any exact {dea of the correctness of the predictions made a few weeks ago, it s self-evident on every hand that the feeling at least is better. A part of this may be due to the influence of the associations surronding the fucomivg of the new year—a timo when very man is inclined to look upon the bright de of all things and let by-gones be by- gones, Traveling men are packing their samples and laying out their routes, and in o fow days they will be out on the road agam for auother year, ‘The actual amount of business transactod last. week was smali in Jobbing circles, as no one tried todo any business, but the week was rather given up to rest and to the laying of plans for the work to come, The conditions prevailing in Omahaat the prosent timo are very similar to what is re- ported from other localities, and it is safe to ay that the fecling all over the country is wich better than it was a menth ago, As usual at the opening of a new 3 press of the country b ear, the s presented in many vear just closed, Most of them she ‘westorn countr; w that the growth of the :n during tho depression of the pust year has b 'y satisfactory and allof them give etidence that there is no lack of confidence on the part of business men generally in the certainty of a good business for the coming year. This confl- denco is based upon many features of the present stato of irade and the condition_of the country merchants. One of these is that the depression of the past fow months has made buyers cautions and few retail dealers are overstocked so that, as is true in somo ces, whery sales have been smaller than Usual they have been gauged by the demand and dead stocks aro fow and far between, It is too carly in tho veur to tell much about the maaner in which Jamary collec _tions will turn out, but the business of Fri day and yesterday was very satisfactory both with bankers and jobbers and indi tlons are that business men generaliy b heeded ihe danger sign e been so liverally given for for some weeks past and are in a much bettor condition to meet yearly scttlements than has been anticivated, The complotion of railroads into the Black Hills country during the past year has mado alargeand Tapidly developing territory di- rectly tributary to Omaha and the local job- bers “are prevaring to take full possession of the new acquisition. Altogether the business men of Omaha have reason to confidently expect a big year's business in 1501 MARKETS, OMANA, Jan. 3, 1501, roceints, 2,100, lay and 936 Saturday of *on the best s rudes of stooke was steady, with sagging or lower. com- ) 18t wook, Tho mar rs and butehors compured w storday duy of o market openod u shaco «d active and strong, All_sold. The A was F30075:5.05, the s, B1L00E2.50; RAD1L65; mixed, tho prices paid was yesterduy and the pi P Dbuik selling nt &40 Tizht KLOOGEHIO0; hewvy, &30, The average of 3483 ax compared with & &4 Saturday of last weok. Snmer—Thore were no frosh receipts of shoep and tho market Is nominally steaay; natives, E.5004.50; westerns, 8.00@4.25. Receipts and Shipments. Showing the oMcelal rocoipts and shipmen ts of vattle hogs and sheep on the dates indi- cated: T Shieep. 18 180 Wednesday, Dec. Thursday, J ¥riduy, Jun. 2 Saturday, Jan, i, Third weed of Doo. . Beeond woek of Dee First wook of Doc.... Fourth weok of Nov Third wook of Nov. . Fourth week of Do . DATES, Thursday, Ja Third week 0f Dec. Bocond week of I First woek of Dec. ¥ourth weok of Nov . of Nov Average Price of Hogs, Showlng the average price paid for louds of hogs on the days indicated in 1857, 188, 18% and T 43 s i | Honaay, | [ a8 | Sunda, 1 Stock Recoipts. Estimated Today OfMeial Cattle . .. U2 cars. Cattle HORS. .. w0 86 cnrs, 6,000 Hogs. Sheep- ... .. ear, ... Sheep. Highestand Lowest. Yesterday, BN Highest « 400 Lowest. Yesteraay. . 9 ours. 589 honrs, 2,254 1cars, 185 Todny. Higbost. ast .87 Lowest......... AT Disposition of Stock. Showing tho number of head of stook pur- chased on thi ket s roported by the Stockyards compaty for carrin Buyers. Swift& o . (a2 Fhe 0 1 Ao piking Coipany.. o Oudahy Proking compan Leo Rothsoh it Hamilton & Stephen Nels Moris. .. Shippors and fosdem, . /1! HoGS. The Oudaby packing company ... Omihn PACKIRR COMpALY | Bwift & o o 6. H. Hainiion packi ortl aoking company..., hippers and focdors.. Phe Month. Bhowing the number of eattle, hogs and ahod pUHRS on e arkarly (o Hlatne sat Puring the month of December, CATTLE, It & Oo. Y H, 'he Armour-Cudaby packing compuuy . No. 558 ST 08 do2 16 10,571 0,63 Vv The Omaha Other buye Total pacl ... 1O« The Cudahy packing The Om Swift & Co, North I* & P Liverpool & Jones & Stil Thomas Gr Krug packing o Doud Underwood hik king con mmond & Co.... compiny D, M P, com v & dor. L apany pany . & o White & Sons i Shippers and feodors. ... Total Swift & Co, George H. il The Cudahy p SHEED, mond & Co. king compan, Other buyers. .....ou... Showing ¢ of Tive stock during the month ending Doe ber 31, 150, e nt. nd shipmonts - nd the number of head consunied he official receipts at South Omahat WEORIPTS, RAILROADS. M. & SL T, O &St Missouri Pac U. P, C & NW 1 & 0BG CRLE P G, St P, Fl MLV Driven in __Total RAILROAI . B & M Total shipn Consumed Grand tot | | Horse | Cattte. | Hogs. | Sheep | and | Mul ii e 6,510 40033| " 2,846, M.LO DISPOSITION. )8, |Cattle. | Toger | Sheep, e ts 8.0 1w (e 11,61 1181 21 34| al 2 s 10551 Represe No. Av, LEm 3m Pr. 08) 82 & 3 00 3 0 10 2 38 1. 0 i No. Av, 105...1 Pr. 0 %3 No Av, 10,1287 181371 1207 217110 1217 Pr. #4.00 410 110 Hen) 42 2198 4 5 1 i 410 4w 17,103 4 [l 1 STEERS [ 50 1 springer 1 cow and ¢ 1cow and ¢; BULLS. 1270 1 90 1400 2 200 2 00 OALVES. 2. 70 300 2., 718 11460 2 3..1710 17 m Nt i 13 ONAHA @240 apes, $1. 2 ETRE NEIFERS. 220 ATAGS. 11530 2 50 OXEN. 300 Av. Sh, 1oas. Pr. a2 m 124 15 ) 5 20 2 No. g5 o 5 0 .0 45 80 PIGS AND ROUGH. .. WHOLESALE MARKETS. Grocerie ! Blo OANNED K RUITS-California—A pricots, $2. peaches, & s 81001 horeios, 9); paar bluckborries, gal. b3 doz In case, mote stand Faspherr s, er fruit 10, #1.10; Ba ard, 3 . 3140; Liueberries, 81 berries, §1.50; blackborries, #1. wd, Light extriy LIy ES bulk, very fine, i-b bales, X Drand, -1 Ditlon, 1807 he twine 3410 bales, 2de; 40-foot cotton clot 0-foot niila rope rone, Processes, ton rope CUEES) Young Au briel, 1de; VINEGAR: ull sizes from nulated, 6% cubes, f6yc; powdered,'standard, 6l XXX i yellow €, Ge; canary, b O, 55@@6e; confect ioners' A, 61 Quiarts, per doz, £.00; pints, pe per ral il o, $1.50:65.30, CORDAGE, Olive oll, b Erc—Cotton twine cotton twine, wick. 80-f00 6 150; salttwine, 20o; ‘eund cotton clovhes lines, $1.40 hes lines, §1.63; Jue. ¥ All'sizes from 7-16 10 1 1n, allsizes from 7 $oi donestio Swiss, 1%o; dam, 10 toll h, 81.00, double older,12¢; rength, 19e. m, bbls, §8.00; small, $10.00; s, H1L00; Boston mixed, $12.00, uva, o3 cholee, bo; fanoy, be Blac. head, CipER—Per bbl, refined, $4.50; half bbl. 8503 hard cider, baif bbl, . ure, per bbl, #5.00; orunge clder, i pear clder, hult bbl, 8. DRiED Fruits—Turkish prunes, less than hhds, 1880, 80; apples, evaporated, new ring oholc Dblackberre: box, ie; ou 17540, socdloss Sy Bl50; new V; pel, 15 . 14401 spricots, fay Ualifornin . o saoks, 10%e; S, new, 90, bs to rrants, n pes, in bags, Go; tanas. suokg 10%0: musoatels, alencla, 8o *url layer, Oc; figs, horn, “2e; lemon MarLE SUGAR—-Peor Ib—50 onkes, 30-1b boxe: 130; 1o © 1bs 1n box, Broos: les. H-1b boxes, i2%ge; 1-1b bricks, ure, 140, e parior, BL00; d-tle, R75; d-tle SUNDAY, JA 25; 0-t1e, plain, #1%: warehouse, #.00; toy, 250 whisk, 81.00®1.2 OAP- nstile, [3 Ll ) ttiod, per 1b, 100; de white, per ib. 14ei laundry soap, por 100 bars. 153 5.00; shaving sonp, 0075 per doz; tollet soap, E Derbox, per doz, Hede. Nurs-—Per 1b-Almonds, 1% Brazils, 21; fil- orts, 13c; pecans, 19014c; walnuts, I8¢; peas L tancy white, 8c; roasted, 100, 7, 280 1bs In DS, bulie, §2.1 o, 60 55, £2.%; best, grade, 100 3s. 82 Krade, 2% | i rock salt, erushed, § (SOPA=Tackages, 00 1bs (0 box, 5X0 e, BALSODA-Kogs, 1%0 per Ib; bbis, 150, granu- Tated, 105 1b boxes, ve. CANNED VEGETABLES—Tom atoes—3:1b, 1,00 @1.10. Corn—Very fine, $1.25B1.3; 2-1b Sugar, $1.05: 2-1b standard western brunds, 8110, Mushrooms—1-1b Erench, extra fine, 2202 1-1b French, fine, 1822¢: 1-1b French, ordi= 1648 Peas—2-1D early June, $1.95; 3-1b Marrow, standard brands, $1.10; 2-1b sonked , e, Fronch peas—Por caso of 100, 81.5002.00 String beans -2-1b high grade, 00c:2-1b wax beans, 85e; 2-1b string beans, 8oc. Lima 1 d, Ke, - Boston binked beans -1t i1 Sweot potatoes—3-Ib New Jersey 150; <1 okra and. tomatoes. 81,65 3 $1.60; uspar 3. 757 thubarb, d-1b) $1.40! succotash, 81 BAKING POWDER L-1h cans, 814 best best 10, Kegs al, dime cans, per doz, 1h o 3 1-1b can -1 cuns, 0 1-1b enns, 2, B1LO0 G385, N0 PAPER-Per I, best stra 18 dry gools, extra quality. 15, %¢; dark rag, Goons tpeas, iog 3 vermicolli, s Lima beans, 50 uiny., #ic ) priin sago and ¢ cereuline, tor white, 1the. Ot Al, ELTH@IN; 5 gal, Ine cut oking, 220 per Ib, 2507 fancy b TonAC @Tse; $1.50, Covee hat, G 1 plug, nds, 0e@d n—Tlo, 23824¢ g 1sted—A rosti, ron, 2ice; Dillworth's, 24%0: Lion, vilponeh, Cordovin, 5e; Mo : O.G. Javi, W0, Coffeo—Esscnce—lg gro s, $1L3501.50; chickory, 148t e, BAS—Jipan, basket fird wreen. N powder, 205 I Dreak fast. 5vrise; Young Hyson, 2 i b package dust, 15 W0-10 pails, S4uSiiel stick, French mixed, 13 Tava, _ Hunol sun dried, CANDY -Mixe 503 twist stick, e hound stick, 8ider Jar and ease candics, b DoXes, IMa1e; oxtri fine goods, 5 AXLE GIEASE — Per gros—Fraziers |1 tins, $9.00; medium tins. £7.00; small, #1 har makes, wood, #.5068 LACKING- doz Tn hox, 8075e; Tadlos’ sh dressing, $50@31.00; stove polish, per gross, 006550, BLUEING 802, jdoz In box, $1.5072, 10, CE8— Pepper—Sin Liquid, 4 0z, 3 doz In hox, 0V 31 i dry, small, ¥ zupore, sifted, 151 loves, Fonung, so 4-1b, mats, g nu e macassor, Be: plekiing spice, 10 3 e oyster, Gl4c; o snaps, 80 12:1b boxes, H@Te; 100; daubers. 0. pickages, Tubs, No. 1, 8.5 keeler, oik grain, 5-in, in, best, §1.25; pail sy rup. metal hoops, $2.5 Il red, #.50; ced S e i-1b 5 ry. 40 WOOUENWARE hite 3 i dowell 3L Drper, cedur, § brass Hoops, No. iy Fbrass hoops. No. 2 red, 3.00; seedur § bFasdl boops, No. 1striped, #.00; codar, 3 brass hoops, No. 2 striped, #4.50; horse. extra Leavy, No, 1, well bickets, Butterwaro-Tubs, ash, i-In, por nest ash, 2-1n, 2 large sizo, per est, 43¢ butter ladles, hard wood, 70c butter piddios or spades, 706, Washboards— Single. $1.4032.00; donbl,” #2. Clothes- Pins— gross hoxes, 5. CANDLES—0 b8 to box. 04¢; minlug, 102 10%¢; wax, 1le. or 07 5,853 y CABBAC POTA £2.50. e grown stock, BLODLI0; ) B14.@1.50, $1.2501. stock, S150@16) per ¢ HLUBIARD SQUASK SWEET POTATORS: LDl sLERY—Cholee stock, )@, RUTABAGAS—Son > Michigan ¢ per busher. Ghoice stock, 400, Fresh stoc SN PS—Per hhs, & BEETS—Per bu, 3 Per Cloico 2100450 stock is Fresh Fish, Lako-Silver herring, 6e; perch roufid, 6c; pereh, drossed and scaled, So; plekered, round, S¢; steak trout, Se; trout, choice, dej perfect white fish, pike, round, i stripped bass, i eropple. 1de; black bass, 16 od, market, xe: hud dock, nelts, 106 flound: ors, 1 snappor. He; blue fish, 150 hail- but, “17e; lobsters, 1se; eels, 18; Colimbiu river sulmon, 180 encl, o shrimps, per gul, § allops, per gal, $1.60; Fresh K 1S —Per box, [ STRAWBE y o Cod, #12.00013.00, ppiy s small’ wnd” choice vy hizi, 8000500, Some very choice concords, held in e, are heing put upon the market ver 10-Ib buskets. Maulaga, 8.5, PeArs—Large and fancy per cold stora: @i OALIFOR box. 005,50, LEMONS—Cholee stock, $.5015.00, OrANGEs—Mexioans. boxes, #4.00; Floridas, bright, #,00@B450; russets, 3 1.534.00, Dry Gooas, OnEcks—Calodonia X, 04 0y, Blae; Otls, 8%40, Ls—Plaid, raftsman, 20c; ; Clear Luke, 3 white GH - No BH_No.2, %, bec No. i, 42 saledonia X X, Go e oc No. 3, &, 42%0; Quebs gwan, ge; Windsor X " %, 250; J RF 00 113 s YY, ached, 10f50; No. brown es No. W, 16¢; c. forkeloy Cambrie—N o, Buttercloth, X X, 414 0; Fruitof the Looni, eruper Ideni, Xoi' Housekeeper, 8o King Phillip e brie, 10e; Langdon G B, 0ig¢; Loosdale, ousdinle catbrie, 10030] Now Ouk Lawn, 7e. MBRIS —~Crown, 4'4¢; Red Star Slater Rolled, 5%¢; nigh col- Whitten- 3, 03¢ andl dreas, Se; Cul- ittenton dress, s 20, 81405 No. nd slate, No. 50, Mi CIED COTTON: st Yot. 6 INGHAMS —Plunkot_che G3e; York, 63e: Norn cuttu dres Wi ford drsss. 8150 Drek—\West Point. 28 1n, 8 0z, 10403 Point, 28 in, 10 0z, 1345¢; West Poiut, 20 | oz 15¢: West Point, 40 in. 11 oz, 1540, BATTs—Standard se: Mohawk, 104e; b Boone, i3 B, cased, $6.00; Bee, rial, 150; Cottawood, AN AU Bates, 64c: Warwl Aei Glenalre, 6! Tt River, 6 o Shirting—Martha Washin, 3c; Tirkey Red~Fount Crenfield, 85501 Borin, 6 PriNTs-1ndigo. Blio-Not—Martha Was Ingtos 3 Amerlean, 64c: Arnold. 614 nold K cloth, 10e; Stitle A, 11405 mac, 78,1007 Gold Louf, 8iges iamil Allen Pinks, 64c; Allen Chamb: ay, be coster, ales Tartel dig INE BROWN COTTONS a B, 640; Au Iress, Soi Lancas: Whittendon dress, Se. dystone, 6lc; 4ii0; St Ledgor, 6 on.dise; Merrimac, n, 0%c; ‘Garuer, 70 : Atlas, ONB, Tize IR, 5503 Po pperell TONADES-Y ork, nankin, 104 § 00 18¢; Lewlston, W oz, o; Everett, PETINGS AND PILLOW CASINGS—Brown— Pepierell 5 i, 100; Pepporell 54, 15 Pepperell,9-4. %; Pepperell, 10 Utiea 48 in, 150;" Utica, 5% in, 174 in, Mc Utlca, 84 in, 20 Bleached Net'Pepperell, 42 in, 104 1,46 in, 1150: Pepperell, 6-4, 14 ell, -4, 20 orell, 10-4, . Utica, tiea, 10-4, 250, BIbL, 8, white, 1855¢] colored, 2140, HEAVY BrOWN Comrons—A tlantlo, Tio; At- lantio H.7e; Atlantio, D, 0%ci Atluntic P, 6o; Aurora 0, 4x0i buck’s head, T4e; Cabot W, 044 Dnlrllflxw‘, oxe Farn No L %G ndian head, Th4e; Lawrence LL, 5xc; Gtt LL, 550, . Not—Amoskeag, 0 oz, 16%0; York Everott, standard, Hay- makers: 01 York, XX, 104¢; Lawrence, 20, 1340 Lnwronce, 0 oz, lisc; fancy stripes and checks, 114 TIOK8—York, @2 In, 12140; Bwitt River, 7 Thordyke, 00, Bio; Thorndyke, EE, 8 Lhomdyke, 12 O%o; Thorndyke, XX, lici Cardis, No. 5 o; Oordls, No. 4, 106, WigAns—Net-Thistla, Red Oross, Tho. o1 Stovens' D, ORASH—Stovens' B, 18-1nch, 64c: Stevens' A. 16-Inch, Tix0; Steven: 18-inch, Bo; Stevens' M. 18-inch, $oj Stevens -nch, bo; Btevens' NN, 2u-fnch, 100; Ste- veus' SRT, 20-1ach. 120; bieached, 10 extra. Drugs. uinine yer o, P. & W. do; German, #1o; ndigo, per ib, To; insect powd $2,75; morphisie, per or, §2.1 glycerine, 180; dextrive, 1% Popne Pepperell, 0-4, 2 B4, 2 loal, -4, o CorToN WAL | phor, 500: am. carb., 14e; blus vitrol, ot oars ollc neld, Wasio; CItrle, 45@UL0; tartarlo, 160 sulphurig, per ib, 20 | pentine. 450; Tonka bea | tolu, 41@4s | K103 (0c; ergot, 47 podium, @43 chloroform, arabic, Be@H.05 ercury, 88¢; suiphur, alum, 250; copperas, 1%c: apsomn salt, 1%¢; glauber salt, Dge; nntipyrine, $140 por oz anistol, 8180 per. oz ntikami. $1.00 por ozi cryst, strychina8LO@1.15 per oz Leorice root, per. 1h, 16c; ol 3 ¥ por 1b; oll cloves 1.25 per 1ot ol unsle, #2.00; o1l lemon, $1.63; ofl bergamot, $5.35 per 1b; balsam copabla. 6le per 1z sub. nit. Hismuth, $2.00 per 1b; fodide potas- sham per 1b; bromide potussium, e per 1h; sillovlie acid. 8135 per Ib; benzolc neid, 62¢ per 1D, Lumber, Tuotations are for car lots on board Omuhn: DINENSIONS— 121t 14 ft 2x4. 415 00 15 00 2x6.15 00 15 00 2x8.0 15 00 15 00 2x10, 1500 1500 1500 2x12. 16 0 16 00 16 00 ixito Bx¥ 1600 1600 10 00 [ ENCIN No. 1, 6-in. No, 1, 6=1n, 16 ft, $10.0 P in 12 and 14 ft, re. $14.00 1, #14.00; No. 2. 6-In, 16 16,810,005 4=in, $16.00; No. 3, G-in, 12 and 14 ft, ;I «,II{‘ 4-1n, #13.00; Na. &, ¢-1n, 16 fe, $1400; 4-in, 1800 10 ft 15 00 01 150 1 1 18 1 5 50 550 5 50 10 00 0 1t 16 00 16 00 18 00 16 00 1700 22 ft 17 00 : No. 2 com, #15.00; 11,50, SIDING-A, 12, 14 2 12, 1and 161, 820 FLOORING—A, 001 I G-t White i, 3¢ per M oxt STOCK BOARDE 815, 815,005 C. $40.00; No. 1 commion, In, 18, 10, 12'and 18 £t 321.00! No, 2, $18.50; N corimon, 12-in, sis, 14 1€, #2000 Leommon. 12-in, 813,16 i, £10, No. 1 common, 12-in, s1s/20 ft, 1 10:1n, $10.00; No. n. 310.00; No. 2, $16.50; 10+ . grooved roofing. 12, 14 and 10 ft, 1050, Fixismixa—ist and nd cl.. 1-fn, $2, 15 und 2-in, #0005 W Clour, 1-in 825, $15.00; 144 113, and select, 1-in,” &2, #4103 11g 115 and #45,00; B, seloct, 1-1, & P 1, $40.00; O, select, 1-in, i 45,00, B or Cseleet all 10 £1, $1.00 oxten, SOUTHERY ist and floori rr.ap-No. 1, plain, § No. 1, 0.'G.. 3 nd clear com floor- 15t and | ¢ celling, % and @ in, sings, $30.00; base P MuER—8 inch and up, 1st and 2nd glenr, 1inch, 26 &3600; 8 tneh and up, 1st and 2,00, SAsH, DOORS, ETC.—T per eti doors, 50 per ct; 50 per et; tarred folt, per d, $1.2, 8 10,0, G 4 inch well tubing, plekets, D, & 1L, flat, Extra 8245; extra “A," cedur, 2. rpine, $LO0; clear redwood, $1.25; lath, 110; 9 fnch, 8 inch, split 0,50, D. £.50. Posts—White cedar, 6 Tnch, 4 ars, 1ie; white cedar, 51 fuch, s, 9¢ ars, 8e; white cedar, 4 inch, round, oak, 8¢; Teunessee red cedar, splity 140, No. 1, lnrge, 60 No. 1, medlum, No. 1, smull, Wk i Nos. 28 and 4, o, 1, medium, 40 No. 1, sn 2, 3 and 4, Musk Rat—Fall, t, 3 Skunk—Bl @31.00; striped, No. 1, 4003 NS, 2, 15 5 4, 510 CCross T'ox—No. 1 No. 2. 200350, Mountain Wolf—No. 1, 50@3,00; N prairle woif, No.1, e @3L00; N med ium, M,0065,0 2,4 and 4. Seqad1 Wild Cat— Opossum—No. 1, cased, 10%12c: No. 1, oper @loe, Badger—No. 1, tull turred, 50@7e; No. e No. 3, S10c, Bear—Black, No. 1, 810.00720.00; grizzloy. 1.%5.00715.00; brown, No. 1, 00 #1,00623,00. Buckskin—Tndian dressed, per Ib, deer, summer, per 1b, % o 2c; " winter, ‘per 1b, 20Gu2e: green salt, per 280c; antelope, per b, 15@20¢; ok, per crs—Fisher, No. 1. 81.0025.00; marten, No. 3 2 26450c; Iynx, No. 1, $5.0@ 5005 wolverine, No. 1, $1.006.00. Paints and Ofls, PRIME LARD O1—(Winter strained), 49c; ex tra lard ofl (winter strained), 47¢; extra No.- lard oll, 40c; No. I lard oil, 3ic; No. 2lard oil tullow 01l 450 egalcuns 2 in 4 caso) se), e over overbbls, t engine of ules engine ofl, 50c. Furiiture, No. 1, flo; furnitiro, 1. 31105 coach, extra, rter. In 500-1b lots .20; Southe n n 1.000-11 Tot n'503-1b lots slish, 2llow. (@100; ocher, Ro- ed Dutch, 4e; oche 2AD WHITE 1§ O11—0; #7.50; In 1,000-1b lots, per o Co.. St, Louls, in 50-1b [bs, 87 1;0 wt, #7.20; Red Seal, St. Louls, 10 1.000-1 Tots, per wt, 7.4, 11Tk Diy—Gilder's whiting, per Ib, 1y 1 whiting, per 1b, le; English' O, Paris white, per Ib, 1¢ ReD Dry—Amcerican Venetian red, 14 Ohattanooga, 2e; English Veneti 1bs, 240; Indian’ No. 1, i2e 200, YELLOW—Crome 3 chelle, e ocher, ¥ wished French, 21 POTTY—Pure in burcels, kegs and tubs, 210; in biadders, -1 tins, 2440, VEGETABLE Linseed, domestic raw, in barrels, per g ilnseed. domestic boiled, in barrels, pei o, AN Iisi O1Ls—Whale, bleached winter, per gallon, 550; whale, extra bleached 6cwinter, ;sperm, bieached winter, 81.00. Metals. STREL WIRE NAwLs—Base, £2.55; steol base, .15, CoPPrr—Planished boller size, 200 por Ib; cold rolled, 270 per Ib; shoeting, 2i0 per 1b; pit and tluts, 250 per Ib, Winrk—-Jap. barh, §.25; zal., 83.05, xpopva—Charcoal, 1. O., Tix20. 112, $100; 1 Siert IRON—No, 26. $150; No. 27, 3,60, SoLpER—Strictly half and half, 16c. TIN PLATE-L. ( 4.97.50; L X, 10x14, 80.25; coke, 4xi30. 112, 36 SHEET ZINC—8e BLOCK Tix—Small plg, 50¢ per 1b; bar, ilo verib. GALVAN1ZED SHEET [RON—Discou ent;’ Dat. plan. iron, Nos. 2 and B, e, nails 50-10 per A, 10%0; Miscellaneous. Hickory Nurs—Large, per bushel, Por Corn—Uholce stock. 113G, LeATner—Hemlock siaughter sole, 2@ per 1t dry hide sole, 20@24c; onk sole, rench kip skins, $00@#1.10; cin, B1.25052.00; 1 $L10; K KIp o n hemlock kip, 607505 sheep skins, 5000#1.00; goat #kius, per foot 5 BraN—Sacked, per ton, $30.00; chopped feed, wver, 1 1b frames, per b, LiME, OEMENT —Per bbl.—Asl Limo, 85¢; Quine 8150 Milwnuk ard cars at Omaha 1e, 90¢; Chumpion hite, 8)es Loutsville coment, ment, 81.45; Ut 'ment, English Portlan nt, $5.45; New York pluster. $2.25; Michigan playte Fort Dodge plaster. 8L7; white suna, . P, hair, per bale, 3100, H(DES—F rozen hides, 57 hides, 414@5e; No. 2 green salted hi No. 1 green sal 5 to 40 Tbs. No. 2" green sulted hides, 2510 40 Ibs. No. L veal ealf, 5 to 15 1bs., To; No. 2 veil cal 1015 1bs., 50; No. 1dry flint hides, 7e; No. 2dry flinthides' 8¢; No. 1°dry salted hiaes. 5@60. Shoen pelts—(Green sulted, each. @3001.2y; green salted shourlings. (short wooled euriy skins) “each, 10@%o; dry shoarlings short woolod ourly skin! No. 1, each, 5g100; No. each, 5e; dry flint Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool pelts, per pound, actunl weizht 10@1450: dry flint Kunsas and Nobraska mu raln wool pelts, perpou tunl welght. 5@ 12 dry flint Colorado butcher w ool pelis, por pound, actual weight, 100124¢; dry flint Colo- radomurrain wool pelts, per pound, actual weight, 8@10c; dry pleces and bucks. uotual weight, 1@oc. TALLOW AND GREASE—Tallow No, b, 33@éc; tallow No. 2, By@die; erease, w AL greaso, b, @h@iKe; grease. yellow, dei 401 0ld butter, %62050; beeswax, i rough tatow, Tiaze. noar lows only—Dry buffulo, per ton, §16.0Z1800; dry country, bleached, per ton, $10.0@1500; dry couniry, damp and meaty, per ton, $8.0E10.0. These prices are for bones welghed und delivered in Chicago. HAY—On track at Omsha~Upland, No. 1, #6.50 per ton; coarse blue stem, §6.00; oats straw, $6.00 per ton. BLACK WALNUTS-—Por bushel, #1.25, QocoANUTS—Por 100, sacked, W30; bulk, J0AL—On board cars fi,()mlhlr—hul hracite i No. 1gree £ hestnut, range and exy $8.50 per ton: grate, Soft'conl—Ohlo. 1541 Southera 11finol 1% walout blook, 8125 Iowa lump, 15} Towa nut, 82.75, CuEsTNUTA-Large Itallan, 15 per Ib. The burgiar is a handy sort of man to as- sist with the bank clearings. JARY 4, 1891.-TWELVE PAGE THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. Activity Characterizes the First Hour in All the Pits, LIVELINESS CONTINUED IN WHEAT. Threo Waves of Buying—Corn Oloses at the Highest Figure—Oats Sticks Close to Corn— Cattle and Hogs. ORICA G0, Jan. 3.~(Specinl Telogram to Tue Bik.]—~The Loard of trade markets were quite activo the first hour. Wheat was de- pressed a little at the opening, but rallied at once e toashade better than the close on Friday. Cornalsorallfed o after selling at %c under the close last night. moved up to 45¢ again. Pork opened about steady, but at once becane strong on the post- ing of stocks, which were lightor than tho es- imates, Lard and ribs in stock were moro than the popular estimate, but prices held stedy Itappears thatalively wheat u order every day. The pit was not only active 0st of the session, but after a decline of %o 1y there was a good reaction of 1%, land- tng the price of May e over the close yestor- day. The receipts here were over the esti- mate at 172 cars. Reooipts at Minne- olls were reported much too large by mistake. Early cable udvices wero conflicting, There was no very active support atthe opening and the market started about 3¢ lower with May at %fe and the price touched 06, This was the turning point Pardridge saw a good place to cover ala line of wh Ho bought judiclously but frecly and the crowd innocently sold out to him from die to 95%e. Mitchell and Counsel- mun were good buyers also. When Pilisbury wired from Washiugton that any rumor re garding the Dodge crop report must be false, as there was no estimate mad 't by tho partment, the erowd who had been seliing Pardridgo cheap wheat turned into buy, price went to 06%@dge at at New York of 40,50 wheatand working of sowe three londs for export helped buying. There was o little easl, when May got back this fizure o second shorts were the prineipal buyer: tbuying orders. Drivor en hull. The trade was in tion and in getting wheat o0 of My t0 07 actlon third w when th rket is in o sot Louls ne an’ out- an_oversold back put t 18 08 just before 1 £ Muy whoat went up to 07 e oraf r the solling price at the close Friday. Wheat closed with the strongest bulge of the day at 97%cafter touching Oe, Tanuary sold at 8¢ and 9)c; July ato1 ke and 03ie. Tiere was buying' on the reported drouth in Calitornis and light farmer's deliv- ories abroud, The recoipts of corn were under the esti- mato. There was some buying by Pardridge, arly, which caused a lttle advance and scalpe sold, Prices did not yield roaatly bid to buy ‘¢ 1 ught jon tter ndvanco. The strength Increased with the advince in wheat and tho market been quite huoyant, The estimate for Monday w Butte cars and this sent the price up another pes. Theaction In May was 52e tobl%e to o to t o to dideat 1 o'clock, Corn closed price of the day at 5e f quoted at 8130 10 18y close, Fob- rusry at 40t corn privi- legos wore quoted atf 515 . The oats market sticks tight to corn. The action of the two markets was almost identi- 1 duy, May oats sold » o0 to 53¢, closing ut AH%@IHK prices for the other nionths 1550 t0 407 lose: tod1%e t ose. ‘The country looks at mess pork more than all other products. Thus it was that the stock of pork as published, being below thie popular inte, had more to do with the muking of s than both ribs and lard, which were over che estimate, The mar- ket for all products was firm from a start although tho first prices wero siightly lower. May pork sold at $1L025 and up to 81115 early, dropped back u Jittlo onan_elfort by Cadaliy'and others to depress prices but again becime very fiem and advanced to 8 and closed at the top price. January was quoted at $10.3% at the close. Lard was oe Bigher all around and short ribs 5e to 10c up. Hogs—Receipts for Monday are 40,000; for noxt woek, 200,000, February, CHICAGO LIVE 8TOC OmcAao, Jan, 3.—(Spocial Tolegram to Tam BEE]~CATTLE-Business was about like any other Saturday. Buyers that had urgent orders went out and filled the sume, ut about th e sume prices as yesterday, and others rode around Indifferentiy and did not care about buyling, unless they could see a falr margin About everything desirable was sold out. The general murket closed steady. A bigrun 15 Jooked for next week and perhaps a broak in prices. Top sales vore #48027.10, othiers, $.0004.75; common, §.002 Hoas—Business opened slow,with a stralght eut of a big fe per 100, making a drop of ubout b for Iriday and Saturday. Rough and common lizht mixed sold at 50: prime packers and zood mixed, 8.606%65, with prime heuvy and buteher weights i 3.70@57, o load or 80 at §580; 1ght sorts, 845G 0. N AL, New Yonk, Jan. d.—{Special Telegram to THE Bee.]-There was a littlo depression in a fow stockscarly, but the list generally was not demoralized, and the close of the half day was in keepinz with the confident, firm tone of the week. Bears were against the list at the opening and caused some stocks to sell at over fizures than pravailed lust evening, Louisville & Nashvillo belng the most con- splcuous with a loss of % por cent, while the mostof the list were slightly higher, New York Central being up % The strength of the market lmmediatoly became apparent, however, and theloss in Louisville & Nashvilie was recovered inside of the hour, while the otherstocks showed slight gains and Lacka- agaln remarkably strong, ising 10 134, The upy W0V eruont progress after while the ater in the 0 084, closing Northwestorn, St. | ch closed with a \zton and Uni he close in I gain of 1 per cent. The following S rogul U8 48 cou U 8 digu ro U8, diys coupons. cifio i OF Contral Pacifio. Chicago & Alton Chicag & Quinoy D L & Wo ohit 1inois Contial L B& W Kinsns & Lako Shor lohgun Conifal art Paoltic. MONEY—On call, ousy; closed offered at & per cent, Piise’ MENCANTILE PAPRR—T@54 por cont, STERLING EXCHANGE-Qulot, DUt firm; sixty - day bills, $4.70@4.70%; demand, $4.84%. Mining Shares. Nmw YORk, Jun. 2.-[Special Telegram to Tue Bre]-The followin: ure the mining stock quotation Amador. 10 Con, 200 Hom o Mexlon 1200 Ophir. per centup. At ul and Missouri £ ot galn of % to 4. Bur- ific each were steady, awanna was at L, u net © the ciosing quotations: o iC & N W 1048 | “'do preferred 11103 " |New York Central. .. TP D, & 3 Y ROek Tland .. M.& St B doproferred. 11y St. Paul & Omaha @ Anpon Halo & X | Piymouth [sierra Nevaia The Dry Goods Market, NEW YORK, Jan. 8—(Special Telegram to the Ber.]-The dry goods market was more active incertain print speclalties. particulurly ging- hams. The tone of the market 1s unchanged and falrly steady. The following prices for prints were announced: Delmarin 105 ind wonnlngs. Estel Revior novelties, | Argentine g fici hurmony prints, 4%0; chumber oak prints, 450, PRODUCE MARKEYS, 0n1cAGO, Jan. 8.—~1 p. m, close—~Wheat~ Strong; cash, Wc; May, 0TH@%so; July, 98ige, Corti—Firm; cush, 404 Huy, Sgds e Quts—Firmi cush, 42RGHC; Muy, 6550, Gl ork-irn] Suah! MU e ey, 1 2 Lard—-Steady; cash, 5,87 Short Ribs—Steady; cash, Rye—Firm at 650, Burley=Firm at "g‘.h Primo Timothy 1.5 FinxoFirm wC o164, Whikkr—siie. 140 Flour—Unchanged l%lnl atonts,H.6008.00; winter patents, 87005001 ', &40, Bulk -~ Moata-Shoulders, = $1.004.50; o|'a‘nrl“ 5 ;firgfl\ R ahort ribs, 84, l&;_m utter—Steady; oreamery, 1532 5350, 4 full oream choddars 0@0%e; t ung Amoricas, 1031040, Eggs—Firm; frosh, 2o, Hides - Unchanged; hoavy and ltcht groen 503 green, 4délie; salted bull hides, o ; groen salted, 6Y@7c; dry flint, Soi dry salted hides, 6270 dry calf, 8@do; deacons, onch, 2. Unchanged; N solld A§@io; No. 2, 3@dke; cake, 1g¢ Receipts, Shipments, Flour, hbis 12,000 Wheat, bu, Corn, bu.... Oats, bu. datry, ats, Dla@0xo; NEw Yonk, Jan. #.—Wheat—Recoelpts, 7.500 bushels; “exports, 40,00 bushols; spot tn- changod; options closed easy: No.2 red, Janu- ary, clostng at $1.04% Corn—Iocolpts, 68,000 bushels: oxports, 11,150 bushels; & 0, 2,680, (18150 [ elovic. tors oo afloat; ungraded mixed, Sy aik ontions closed woak and lowor, January ¢ iz at 3 Oats~Recelpts, 51,000 bushels: exports, 10,000 bushiels: spot steadys No, 2 white, 50 G50'0; mixed westorn, $@51¢; options firmer. Junuary closing at 4%, Sugnr—Fair, 40-160; contritus active and firn. m air, steadyi talr refinine, 1,96 test, 5ige; rolined, mora United closed for February at zgs- Firm; St westorn, 202300, #1500 n, #0844 L 11@20¢; cream- ory, n: light skims, 4'4@5%e Wheat Irregular; cash, Y%o; May, 573 May, 455@ 15440, s of wheat, cipls. - s, Clos: No. n’ track, on tr northern, Janary, sie KANSAS City, ] 3 bic Quiet; No. January, asked. Corn Oats 2, eash and J Wheat L 430 bld. wAUKEE, T No. 2 n- i Firmi No. 2 while, £15@ . Provisions-Quict; pork. quiot: May Firm; LIIRLT CINCINN AT, Jan. rod. D6, Firm: No. 2 mixed, 5250, ts—In good domand; No. 2 mixed, H@4se. Whisky—3114. S~ Wheat IVE STOCK. O11oAG0. Jan. J.—Outtle—Recelpts, market stoadv: steers, $5.0005.10; cows, and mised, $1.00@3.121 Tozs pts. 2700 markoet slow lower; land common iizht mixed, & . pickers and good 10 prime he 1 butehers’ wolghts, T0GELN0: Tizht, ®AND 60 Shoop-—Reouipts, 6.000; HO0TAN0Y: native s, 8100245 3,000 $1.5042.25; Texan, §r. Lou:s. Jan. & —Uattlo hoad: shipments, Dlanks falrto fancy native steers, $1, Ipts, 1,000 market steady; 30@A00; stockors Hozs I market 206 )0 head; shipments, blank easl vy, KGKEHS0; wmixed, 3.60; 1ght, 8320053 40. KANSAS O17y, Jan, ittle—Rerel pts, 3,800 ; shipments, 30 head riot 104015 L B1.503.00; cows, $1.7505.25; stock= 155, pts, 850 head; shipments, 1,100; all grades, $003.7 Hozs—1 markot lowe THE IMPROVEMENT RECORD. A Week’s Besume of Realty, Building and Bank Busin The holidays of course had a demoralizing effect upon realty deals and improvement matters of all kinds and but little has been doing further thar to make an effortto get the year's business cleared up. The pros- pects aro very flattering, however, for a bie vear's business, both in building and real es- tate transfers, The following figures give the'total of real estate transfors, building permits and bank clearings for the weel : IEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, Monday Tuesday Monday Tuesd Wednesday Thursday . Iduy Saturday. [ e e A decrease of 12.5 per cent, from sponding week of lust TIE YEAR'S REAL ESTATE DEALS. The following figures show the total of real estate transfers for 18 comparad with 1889: Month, January Febroary’..! March.. April... 1800, L] 12,15t September Octobe vem LTY MARKET. [ NSTRUMENTS piaced on record Januury & Tacob Williams et al tc 14, blk 2, K1lby Plac L Sehroeder, trustes 1ot 0, blk 8, Brown Place. w d Frank Radil and wite to I' Benak, lot BikK. Brown Place, w d. P I and husband to V' &l S John Larson and wife to W A wint, Jr. 1ot 9und 10, DIk, Boyd's add, w d A : clivus Sievers and wife 10 acres innw cor ne R A Parr and husband to ) 1ot 7. bik 2, Ambler P M_EM Winstanloy and Upton, und % ot 15, blk “B," 5 &Mimebatgivs ndd, wa ..., L W Hill to Jucob Hunsen' Jotd, L1k arlc Forest, w d et J N Glassto W H Motter, 6 % lot Himebaugh Place, wd . 0 K I and Wite to Jonn 11111 Tois "3 2. and fots 4 and 18, blk LLACR T e N O Nerness, lot 4, blk 8§, st,wad G W Lootwls and wife to F 1ot 10, Hawes' add. wd ..., . Bell Motter and hushand to J N Glass, e b4 1ot 40, Himeb IIE]L ace, wd . W, H Motier to L MeCoy, 6 4 1ot 50, Himehaugh Place, w R e Samuel Mortensen to Thomas Thomp- 50, 1046, DI 3%, BANSOD, WA .. . <rx. e Annu Rleve to Charles wnd ired Motz 1013 1, 2 wnd . bik 6, Arbor Wi Oniaha Kol Estats und Trust feon- piny to L H_Severance, lot 15, bik Biuhdirs & Himebaugl's add to Wals BALHLL w A ANES RGO e © PShamonds wife tol' W Gray,lots und 2, Mocunalish Piace, q 0 & AP Tukey ot alto W P Durkee, 1ot 25, bik i Clifton 111, w d Idu M Voro and husband to A5 Diiw- son, lot 4, bik 24, Boyd's add, wd Willls to B y OX T in lot 19, blk 2, Idiewild, w d o L il Severance aud husband ‘1o Ommihi streot rallway compuny, lot 4,blk 105/ Ouithat, w .o oo A E R Mathis and Wife to August Peiiz 1060, Archer Place, w o p Alvin' Baunders and wits to Fraicis Goodall, lots 13 and 14, blk 8, Myers, Riohards & Flolden's add, w d........+ N M Howard, lot i, 9,000 3,000 W Gray, part 8,500 10,000 450 1,000 4,250 12,800 5,500 1,500 Twenty-five transfers, . ......... Bullding fermis. The following pormits wore lssusd by the superintendent of bulldings yesterday: A F. Church, l)m'»nlllr’ frame cottage, Twenty-eighth and Grant streets A, P, Turkey, ono-story frame cottuge, A I'IPII!XI_AII lk“l . ““l.q. [ oes . P Turkey, One-atory Eriine cottage Olition Hilf." fo v ' Total. 1,000 THE Ho Will Strive to Sec PLASTERERS® DELRGATE. ro the Natlonal Convention for Omaha. Tho plasterors’ unfon held tholr most tm- portant meeting of the year Friday night Officors wero olected and arrangements were made to sond Mr. Jack Breen to the national convention, Breen leayes At Friday which on tho bth, night's moots meoting Boston, Mn ho was | structed to 'do all fn his power to secure ¢ next national onve ntios nf or Omaha, The following officers were olocted for the ensuing year. Lon may, vieo pre urer; John M Potter, recor responding se ‘The board dent, troasu and John W Plumbi sident ; fitchell ding secrot erotary Jac Barnd socretary Cramer, prosident; Sterling Eddle- Eugene , financial | trons. A k fireon, cor 1. Walsh, tyler. of trustoos consists of the preste ror, 80¢ ary, M - Pointers for Plumbers, to master plumbers and drain s and restrictions, ave the same must deposit regulation s last y $10 with ear, iko O'Brion z Inspector Donnis statos that bo- tween forty and fifty hicenses will be issuad layers, The qualifications Tho applicant the city treasurer to pay for his license, furnish a bond with two sureties cach of whom andabove all debts, submit somo responsible citizen to the applicaut is qualified to be a master plumbor, and must d nav the insuf shap ing up mone; anothe and if Stoc OMAR Notfee fs e Ing of the Company for and such befor pany’s office 1 whe 12th du aoE e Wal Stoc Oyana, N herchy glvon stoekliolders Valloy railw tors and ly come before tno meetl i stockl it 80 in the paving o fund in case he desives to do work on is_worth the T #2,500 over ortificate ot t that the sinto: atter provision is made to K A Nobrask by wlven the o At Omha, of Januir CARROL lders Dec. thit the an of the y company oKl ders Me tk tho relaying of torn up paving in good the expense to the eity in p the plumbers’ work doposited in tho fund h deposit beforo doing any mo oh es ail of the o must make ting. Docorn ber 24, 1800, that lors of the tion of five direct her business s 1 the reeting, will be neld fn thy Nebr 1y 1 ' M th, . Omihia L1 + Assistin ot 1'm annuui meots Union Land propeely o x clock ALy A0\ ing. Notlee ooting of t 1s & Republican the W other clection of Dusiness as g will of John M, Thurston, 0 building, [ ahi, the Tth day of Janu ck wm. wnd 4 ¢ Nob. ry, 18 ot Notice {8 heroby given that the annu the stockholders of npany, willbe held at the Inz of manufacturiy oflico of the ank butlding 1801, for the ¢l year, and before the hou President Noty h The Bee Buil OmanA, Deo. 10, 1800, IE o mpan 10 1 rd. Omaha ce to St ding the ny other business that may imoet- Omahn Gus National AN ensiing come I'iANK Muneny, M turing (o, A2 10 kholders, mual meeting of the Company will the ofiice of THE OMAIA 11k Omah a1, for ctors for 1 \ction of such fore the m Omuha, Dec. Notlce meeting of t Stoek Yard B the eloet at the on Wedr €outh Onmal tho purpose he o othe 14, 1500, Neb..at4 o'clock p. m cicholders of bo held at Bee Buti Mol Annual Meeting. 1s hereby glven t hat esday, Jan @i board of L the trans- i N. P, FEIL,Seerotary. oy 4d the annual stockholders of “the Unlon of South Omuha, ob., for as_may properly First N nesduy, Tonal Bank, of O b % B, BIRANCH, Onshi ha. Neb, RAILWAY TIME GARD Loaves | CITIC Owmaha. | 430 p m 95 am 910p m| .. 6.50p m|. Leavos BURLINGTON Depot Lith « ON Clilengo Kxpross . “Chilcago Expross. “Chiicago Expross Lowa L & Local. MO, RIVER 4 Mason stroots. ~Denvor Day Kxpres l...Denver Denver Night 1 Tmited 500 pm Bloam| Leny Omadia, 030 A m ianves | [ 20 pm 730 pm 10 & | 07 o m Tenvas 610 pm/ 905 & m 430 p o Jonvi Gmnha, 16 m om . Leaves Omaba. 600 p n Lenves | U. P, depot. I Sloux Cit inecin incoln Local RS A Txpress . K. Depot 10t aud Mason streets. Knnsas City Day Expres 945 p | K. C. Night Bxp. via U, P, Trany UNION PACIFIC S| Arives Depot 10th and Mason streots Omana._ e B m . 620p m 12/1005 ' m 20w Arrives Owaha._ S 4Wpm |65 p m Aviivos | Omaba. 610 p m 450 m Depot 10t and Murey stroots. Overiand Fiyer.. ... 0 £x pross. Denver Exjross LI ausna City Expross. CHICAGO, R 1. & PACIFIC Omahn. | U. P, depot, 10th and Maroy its Night Express . Atlantic Kxpross. .. Vestibule Limited .5t Paul SIOUL CIY & PACTFIL N and Maroy Sts Passonger.... . | Hxpros SIOUX Clay & PACIFIC. Depot 16th and W St Paul_Limited. ., ... AICAGO & NORFiaw BSTrICN [ Areives 550 p m 1208 0 m | Arrives Oxfialin. 0.0 8 m 6,30 p m 1045 8 m. | Arnive Omahy 10108 m Arrivos stor Sta. Omaha. |U. P. depot, 10th and Marey Sts.| Omans . .Chicngo Expro: Vestibule Limited.. slram 0 p m 15 p m 10 p m 10458 m 1enves Omabn. 610 p ml... B amlii . Lanves « Omaha. W m. Lenves Gunba, 900 m[ .. 900 n m (oo 8iin) ¥y CHIUAGU, ML, U. P, depot. 10th 'ana Mi Chicago Expre OMALA & ¥l v 1 140 610 p m| Wahoo&Lincoln Pas (K 810 pml.. Leaves Owaha. | K10 n m| v, MISNOU K comnhn 100 & 915 p mli. KL CHiC C, N1 K, TLouls & K AGU, R 2 nlon Depot. Carn 600 p | 100 p @ 190 p m 60 p m iowa Loaves Transfor 120 p m Lon K. C Transter| 100 03 p m Lonves Transfor Ui 5 p m Letves Transfer| 940 n m 100 p T05pm Leaves Transfor Uni hatham. Draia Hill Lako Stroot. . Walout Hill Dundes Place. Wost Blde. Lawn Masoot g ymo wilark Portal B tward. Portal ... Beymour i'a Mascot. Lawn West i Dundo Wal Lako Stroot. Druld 1] Oak Chatham coe 8 B00D | Wobater Siroet. ) & NORTIOWESTRIN Councii Blufls llenko Expi Veatlbule 1 wit ..Eastorn Flyer. Ac CHICAGO, Union | 60 p m..... Chicako Expro Chicago Expre & 1. “hicngo Expres: Uis depot, 10Lh and MaroySty. s _Cannon Ball..... T¥., B & MO VALLEY Depat Iith and Wob tar Sty . Black iills Expros iinstings Exp. Sy .Norfolk (Kx. Sunday). M a0 Depot {5th and Wabster St Bloux City Aceommodntion PACIFIC, Depot 16t and Webster § St Loul & K. C. vd. sdation (Kxe, fun) AT. JOE & C. 1. Union Depor. Counell Bl Kansas City Dny Expres ianans City Night Expross MAIA & 8T. LOUIS. on Depot., Cotinell Blufls St Louis «anon Ball on’ Lepot, ( Councll Blufts, Sloux Clly Accommodation CHICAGO, BURLN & 4 L8t Paul Expross ndar). | fowa Accommodation (Kxc, $eh). natern Fiyor... i ! Arrivos Omnbin. 12 p Omaha, 520 p m 620 p m 'y ) |11 1 e m | Arcive Oman 205 p m Arrivos Omana. Exprem. .| { Exprows. . L & PACINIC, 1630 am Arrives Transfer 211030 @ m Arrives Tranator 0w pm Clywam {200 p m 730 & m 640 b m Arrivae Transter 15am 600 pm Arrives Transfer dpm 52 am Arr Transfor 1216 p m UINOY | Arrives Travsfer T'rn 940 am w0l 1000 b m pXCIFIC SUBURBAN TRAINS o 2 @ 4 R 08 .| 408 00 s 1 1 I ‘ ‘ i ‘ I I i 1813 1 .57 .00 .08 .08 ool