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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1887)
* , ' I THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : J FRIDAY. JUNE 10 , 1887f A SUDDEN SLIP IN WHEAT , The Market Breaks Sharply and a Heavy Decline Recorded , A SLIGHT RECOVERY FOLLOWS. Corn Generally Wcnlc Hut More Do- Inn 'Jlinn Wednesday Near Fu tures In Oatu Stronger Gun- oral Market Quotation * . CHICAGO IMIODUOU M.VIlHK.r. CHICAGO , Juno U. [ Special Telegram to the l > iK.1 : Wheat wai excited , Highly ana lower to-day. The market opened olt and broke sharply from the beginning , Juno slipping itomSttc iob'JXc , July from SGc to b5 > fCjSlXc , August from biij c to We , Septem ber from SJJtfc to 81J < c , and December from b.Vc to Sl c. As compared with yesterday's closings the break was : ) ! fc for Juno and 1@ l/c } for July and later months. The decline was so rapid and thu sentiment of the crowd bo very unanimous that nobody succeeded tn gcttins rid of any very great quantity on the break. Sellers wcio numerous and buyers Bcarco. As the price approached the boXtom , however , the lalter Incieascd In numbers and strength , and the volume of trading became lar.c. Transactions In July multiplied and a great amount of property changed hands. A reaction less sharp , but quite decided , fol lowed the slump. June was carried bacK to 02c , July to fcCc , August to 82Xc and Septem ber to b2Yc. Thereatter , until the cud of thu Ionic session , the deliveries following Juno were fairly steady but the undertone wus wrak , and nt 1 o'clock thu quotations were about midway between extremes , and the prevailing bcntlmcnt among operators and observers was ono of chaotic Indecision , In thu aggregate thu volume of business done during the long session was very heavy. The fluctuations In June were sharper and mnre frequent than In later months , and in this case the agitation was the greatest wheietheio was the least action , fortherc was a limited trade In Juno. Thu price changes during the last two hours \\ore within thu range ol ! i2ii'J3 ( % < ) uly was the active month. It was thu common belief that the cllquo had bought a largo linn for July delivery , but tlicro was no direct evidence to that elTect , thu recognl/.ed clique brokers doing nothing. The Chicago elevator capacity Is now plugged to Its limits , and be tween 1,100 and l..xx ) cars of wheat uro ou sidetracks by the latest estimate. There was a llttlo more doing In corn to day , speculation being rather larger than noted yesterday , but thu general tone was ono of weakness , Business was mainly of n local scalping character and thv country or ders received wuro generally from parties who wuro desirous of covering their short bales of July and selling longer futures against corn In crib. The opening prices were fractionally lower than yestordnj's closing , but during the llrst hour the market displayed temporary Htrcngth , July Improving trom 'jfJQWtyc on the split to 'JOjfdSD fe , and August from 40c to 40c. This was the top. Throughout the remainder of the ses sion the tendency was downward , and at 1 o'clock there was an easy closing at 37c for Juno , S'J c for July , 40c for August , and 40jo for September , making a decline of Uats for this and next month's delivery weie in very good demand and stronger , Juno closing at sifl/tf or % r higher. Now corn futures , on the other-hand , were offered moro freely and ruled weak , August and Septem ber resting at 25 % ( < c2Gc on the split atl o'clock. July opened at 20Wc , sold to 27fc , and closed at 2G2GJfc. In the provision market the Improvement witnessed yesterday was moie than sus tained. In tlio active lines-lard and short ribs short ribs attracted tlio principal atten tion , though In lard trading for forward dn- llvury exhibited fair freedom. Front the start short ribs were particularly active. Parties who hud unloaded or sold short on the Florida yellow fever scare were again urgent and liberal buyers , and higher prices prevailed , the 1 o'clock closings showing an 4 actual udvanco of lOc. Lard was strounly T held and rested at an appreciation of 2c. In these articles the aetlvo deliveries were July , August and September , with a fair move ment tn October lard. Pork was held flrtnly at $23.00 for June delivery. AFTKIINOON BKS.SION On the later board Kershaw sold Kossenfeld between 3,500,000 and 5,000.000 bushelt of June wheat around ittVc , This Is supposed to have been the method employed to settle trades to that ex tent nd get at the prollts. Wheat was un settled for June , which sold at U3J < @ J3c , clos ing at BJXc : July at 85c ; Auuust at B2 > fc. Corn was steady ; July ftS'c ) , August 40Ufc , ( September 40Jf@40jt'c. Oats were steady : June 2fljfc , July ao&'c. Pork was neglected and nominal , June being quoted at 823.00. I.ard was advanced So : Juno 86.G7KC , July 0.72Xc. August . . September 80.00. Wu ' "XIV * A&tl UOk 80.82XC. JWljVll l/t * Vv Wt Mliort ribs ruled 2)S5c ( nlghur and cloned at 97,65 for June and July , S'i.75 for August , Bcptcmber at 87.b2Xc. CIIIOAUO iTlVE STOCK. CHICAGO , June 9. [ Special Telegram to the UEE.J CATTI.K Business was fairly ac tive , with llttlo or no change In price as com pared with the past three days on good to choice corn fed steers that suited the trade. Grassy stock Is coming In freely and , as usual , buyers discriminate against the same nt every turn. There are no tixod values for this class , the price being at what the buyer may fancy. Texans were not as plentiful as yesterday ana sold a shade higher. Common native butcher stock Is away down and Is likely to remain very low the remainder of the summer. The stacker and feeder trade Is ( lull ana deprenttud. Veal calves are selling fairly well. Shipping steers. littO to 1500 Ibs , t4.55@5.15 ; 1200 to 1350 Ibs , 84.26@4.75 ; 650 to 1200 Ibs , 84.00Q4.40 ; stockers and reeoers and cows , bulls and mixed , 51.50 ® a.50 ; Texas grassers , 83.75(33.35 ( ; corn feu , iloos The market was active with a slight upturn on good mixed and best heavy. Light Boris are scarce anil In demand. Packers wore thn principal bujers. Common mixed , M.7X34.B5 : best mixed , 84.90&5.10 ; prime butcher weights and bent assorted heavy , 85.15QVJO ; Yorkers , 4.75a4.03. ( FJNANUIAU , NKW i'oiiK , JunoO. [ Special Telegram to the UKKJ-STOCKS It was evident this morning that the stock market had yielded Very stubbornly to bear hammering and this strengthened the belief among the more tangulae that when the reaction comes pilccs will go higher than they wore before the dwllno i t in. It Is true that the feeling uinong traders and operators last evening was bearish. It was admitted that the short Interest had been Increased but In the ar > ccnco of any bull leader It was thought price ; might go somewhat lower before a turn , When Western Union investors did not part with the holdings realization by traders operating for a quIcJ : turn caused weakness all through the list , and this was In spite ol the favorable showing of Western Unloc to pay a dividend of 4 per cent the curren year. The fact Is , the men had been alrendj pretty well dlbconnteit The dividend liac served as a sustaining forcu sufficient to pu up many stocks , although it did ootlm prove Western Union Itself , indeed tradmi yesterday afternoon looked more llkenianlp nlatlon for lower prices than like Inhereu weakness. The large railroad earning * an looked upon us sure to turn the tide o speculation as soon as the temporary Inllu cnces have been expended , tn which even the heavy short Interest Is calculated t make the advance a sharp one. The sale to noon were only 91,500 shares. Later ad vices from London showed that American had about recovered from yesterday's decline It was especially notable on Krlo , Lak Shor and til Paul. Pacific Mall was on of the actives , opening strong. Its friend sav that it Is a good purchase , and predict divided this summer. Dull points wcr circulated on Louisville , and cotton see was a favorite for a while. The Impresslo : prevailed that a heavy short Interest ha arisen In Mew England , and that It will b twisted when the market movw. Tuwar noon the market gamed lo strength , with ipurt In St Paul A puluth which gave 111 9 trading. D avcr made -m good rise , bi the general list Improvements were only fractional. Less apprehensions of tight money within two or three months are ex pressed than have recently been entertained , to which feeling the dullness of foreign ex- clianxu Is encouraging , all advices Indicating that active money on this side would lead to large shipments of gold from London. The lmpro\cinpnt in leading stocks after the llrst hour such as St , Paul , Milwaukee , Northwestern , Omaha , and Heading was hf'1 % PCI cent , after which they yielded slightly and closed rather soft , The market might have been stronger and more active to-day , but the yacht race drew away many operators. Cammack Is reported to have covered 5,000 Western Union , and the market sagged after his brokers stopped buying. The total sales for the day \\eio 154oyO shares. UovKitxMK.VTS Uovernmout bonds were dull but steady. VKSTIIItDAY'S QUOTATIONS. U. S.4'scoupon. 12014'C. AN. W 12.'W U. S. 4i'scoiip..loyf do preferred. . . 14'J Paclllc ( Vsof 'l 5. . 123 N. V. 0 112 % CaiiadaSouth'n. . ( UK O. It. AN UUV Central Pacific. , ! W } j O. T. 2 > ? Chicago A Alton.152 Pacific Mall MJS do preferred..10'J p. I ) . &K 37J C. , . & 0 140'4- ' Pullman Pal.Car.lM U. , Ij. A W 13Stf Heading filtf I ) . AH.O 30VHock Island 134'f Knu 8.'J tfSt. L.AS.F. . . . 41if do preferred. . . . 72k do preferred. . . . bO % C. , M. ASt. P. . . . W'K ' | . , U. A W 24 do preferred. . 123 } $ K. & T li9K St P. Je 0 63 % Lake Shore do preferred..117 ! $ -J Texas Paclllc. . . . ! K Michigan Ccnfl. . ! 3 UnlonPacilic. . . . 00)f ) Mo. I'acllic 1011VV. . . St. L&l' . . . . 10 % No. Paclllc : il tf | do preferred. . iHK do preferred. . . . COJgV. . U. Telegraph 7SK MONKYON CAM. KasyatlJMQ W percent ; closed olfereii at 4 per cent. PltlME MKItCANTII.K PAPKU 5J0 ( per cent. STK.KUNO ExriiANOK Dull and steady at S4.S4Jf for sixty day bills , and 84.tO for demand. PnoilUCE MA.HKKTS. Chlcnan , Juno 0. Following quota tions aretho 2ioclosing : : tlguros : l-'lour Quiet , ranging 10 ( < 4' 0c higher ; winter wheat Hour. 84.8.4.50 : southern , S42.0fJ4.40 ; Wisconsin. S4.3oaM.BO : Michigan sort spring wheat , S3.8Xit4.50 : Minnesota bakers , S3.b < ) ( Jl4.50 ; patt-ntH , S4.C055.0J ; low grades , 2.05 ( 3.20 ; rye flour , quiet at 83.35 yt.)0 : ; In packs and barrels , 83.1033.90. Wheat-Unsettled ; Iluctuatlons covered a wide ranee , closing about } jc above yester day for Juno and % a lower ; cash , 9c ; July , bSJtfc ; August , b'J c. Corn Opened \fc \ below yesterday's close , at which It closed ; cash , 37Kc ; July , 39'tfc ; August , 40c. Oats Firm and hlrhor ; ; cash,25c ; July , 20fc : Auaiist , 25 15-lGc. Kyo-Dull at Me. liarley Nominal at 50c. Timothy Seed Prime , S1. 0@1.'J1 , Flax Seed-Jl.10. Whiskv 81.10. Pork Nominal and unchanged ; cash , 820.00. clear. 37.90(37.95 ( ; short ribs , 87.05. Butter Meady ; creamery , 13J/@l7c ; dairy , Cheese Kaslor ; Inn cream Cheddars , 8@ c ; flats. 7VS8c ( ; young Americas , bQS sk mis , 3C < f&c. Ku'K13 > iai4 ( c. Uldes-Unchangedhpavy ; green salted 7i li litdo , 78c ; salted bull hides , 6c ; green salted calf , o ; dry flint , l2C413c ! : dry calf , 130tl4c : deaconR , 40coach ; dry salted , lOc , Tallow Unchaneed ; No. 1 country , 35ic ; UoculDts. Shipments. Flour , bbls . 19.COO 4.000 Wheat , bu . 2)7.000 ) 9.000 Corn , bu . 127,000 41,000 Oats , bu . 84.000 143,000 Hye , bu . 2,000 Barley , bu . 3,000 2,000 New York. Juno 9. Wlieat Receipts , 100,000 ; exports , 77,000 ; spot lots % @lc lower but moderately active ; options opened heavy. declined K@l ? { later ruled stronger , rallletf Ic on June , out only a trifle on other closing heavy ; ungraded . red , . No. 3 red , 95 > i@95 c ; No. 1 red , 81.00 ; No. 3 elevator. 98tf@98Kc delivered c free on board ; July closed at 95c. Corn Itecelpts , 85,000 ; exports , none ; spot a shade higher ; trading moderate options less active ; un eroded , 47K@4 Mc No. 'A 48c In elevator , 47c in store , 4s > atloat ; July closed at 48c. Oats Itecelpts. 79,000 ; exports , none ; market a trifle bettor ; mixed western , 859 37o ; white western , 3942c. Petroleum Firm : united , 63 e. Eggs Steady' and In fair request ; western , ork Dull and nominal. Lard Opened lower , reacted , closing lirm ; trade moderate ; western steam , spot , 80.95. Butter Steady ; demand fair 'for choice grades ; western , 10@17K < % Cheese Dull and easier. Milwaukee. June 9. Wheat Dull ; cash , 83Uc ; July , 84Vc ; September. 82Vj. Corn-Vlrm ; Nols , 37&s. Oats Dull ; No. 3 white , SO c. Hye Weak ; No. 1 , 57c. Barley Steady ; No , 3 , 57c. Provision * Steady ; pork , Juno , S14.00. OlaolMnatt , June 9. Wheat Easier ; No3red.88c. Corn Firm ; No. 3 mixed , 4lc. Oats-Steady : No. 3 mixed , 29@2UKc , Uye-Qulet : No. 3. CSc , Pork-Quiet ; 815.25. Lard In coed demand at 10.35. Whlsty-Firm at 81.05. Mtnneopoili , Juno 9. Wheat Dull and lower ; shippers not buying ; No. 1 hard , cash , Hltfe : July , 81 'c ; August , 83Ko ; No. 1 noithern , cash , 80c ; Julv. SOKc ; AuiustK2 c ; No.2 northern , cash.TO c ; July , 79 c : August , 81'c ; On track : No. 1 hard , 82c ; No. 1 nortocrn , t 2o ; No. 2 nor thern. 81c. Flour Steady ; paten ts4.504.eO ; bakers' , 18.60(13.70. ( Jtocelpta-Wheat. 99.000 bu. Shipments- Wheat , 120,000 bu ; flour , 10,000 bbls. bbls.St. St. IxiuU , Juno . Wheat Lower ; cash , 84c : July , bl c. Corn Weaitcr and lower ; cash , 37c ; July , SOUc. OaU Nominal : cash. 27Xc ; July25c. Pork-Steady at 815.00. Lard-Firm at 56.40. Whisky 81.05. Butter Steady ; creamery , 14 < gl7c ; dairy , 10Q14C Oltr. June 9. Wheat Quiet ; No. 3 red , cash. 72c bid ; July , 70c bid. Corn- Weaker ; No. 3 , cash , 30 c bid ; July. 31Kp ; August , % ic asked. Oats-No. 3 caith , .HJc bid , 29't'c asked. Liverpool , June 9. Wheat Quiet but steady .demand poor ; holders oiler moder ately ; western sjirlntr , 7s4d@7s5 < l percental ; western winter , 7s 6d(47s ( 7d per cental Corn Quiet : new mixed western , 4s # d per cental. Now Orlonnn , June 0. Corn F.asy ; White , 54355C. Oats-Uncliancert ; 36Q:5CVc. : Cornmeal Unchanged ; 82.30. llo c Products Pork UnsettlHdand lower a 310.00. Jard-SO.CJi < . Bulk Meats Strong and hlehcr ; shoulders LIVE STOCK. Chicago , June 9 , The Drovers' Jour nal reixiru as follows : Cattle Itecelpts. 9,000 ; firm for best ; com' nion weak ; shipping stpers4.00@5.15 : stock' ers and tncdera. J2.i.y33.6.v ! cows , bulls and mixed , 81.WKrf3.50 ; Texans , 82.7534.00. llogs Itecelpts , 20.000 ; stronger ; rougli and mixed , 84.C5i35.05 ; packing and shipping - ping , 84.60 < a5.20 ; light , 84.CO4.05 ; skip * , S3.OCKii4.45. SheoD Kecelpts , 5,000 ; steady ; natives , 83.00(34.30 ( ; western , 83.00@4.i5 ; Texans , 83.75 3.40 ; lambs , 11.50(33.25 ( per head. NatioiiM Stock Yards , East St. Itonli , 111. , June 9. Cattle Kecelpts BOO : shipments. l.COO ; steady ; choice heav ] native steers , I4.K5Q4.CO ; fair to good ship ping steers , S3.V.V < i4.30 ; butchers' steers fo.70a4.-0 ; feeders , fair to good , 83.10Q4.00 stockers , fair to good , 82.20 ( < t3.l5. llogs ItncelpU , 5,000 ; shipments , 1,500 active and strong ; choice heavy and butch crs * selections , 85.00(35.10 ( ; packing , ( air t < , 84.NX34.95 ; Yorkers , medium to chol Seed < 84.60 ; pigs , common to eood , 83.90Q4.20 Kama * City , June 9 , Cattle Receipts Sooo ; fthlpmenu. none : active and stronj and S lOo higher for good : commoi dull ; common to cbolco , 8tockere' . 3.90 < 3l8. , , op n d steady , closed strong and active am 5 lOc higher ; common to cbolco , fl.UH3i.73 skip * abd pigs , 82.50 < 14.00. OMAHA L1VC STOCK. Cattln. Thursday , Juno n. The receipts of cattle were not as heavy to day , but In addition to the fresh receipts there wore a number of loads that had been leftover from tlio day before , 'lliercwas verj little change tn the market , cattle sell ing about the same as yesterday. A good ttmtiv cattle changed hands before the mar ket closed , although the market was a little slow. _ Ilocq. The run of lioea wasllcliter ncain to-day although the receipts arc still heavy. In ad dition to the fre ti receipts there wrio 4.M ) stale receipts , making a total of over fi.GOO on thu market. The market was delayed some what In the inotnliiK on account of the num ber of hogs which had tjeen left In thu yards by the packers nnd which Impeded the 1111- lo.idlnz of thu frch arrivals. Them was a good demand nnd everything was sold before the mnrkPt closed , at prices about steady with yesterday's close. SIlPL-l ) . There was notlilni : doing In tlio market. llcoelpts. Cattle . 700 . . . . . 5,200 Prevailing I'floo * . Showing the nnwalllug prlcci paid for llvo stock on this market : Choice stccH , VJOOto 1500 lbs..S4.20 ( < ? 4.0 Choice steers , 1100 to 13.VI Ib3. . . 4.10 ( ? 4.23 Kat llttlo strers WO to 1050 Ibs. . . . 3.750(54.00 ( Extra choicocows and heifers. . . . 3.2oMi.i5 : : ( iiod to choice corn-fed cuw.s. . . . S.l.Vc3.lo ; Common to modlnm cow.s . 3.00uuo ( ? ; Good to cholcii bulls . 2.7.w.00 : ! Liuht and medium liner * . 4.o'if : ; 1.40 Coud tocholco heavy hogs . 4.r > 5@4.'M ( Ciood to choice mixed lings . 4.riOC > c4.55 Ilcprcscntativo Sale * . srueits. Ijivo Stock Sold. ShowliiR the number of head of stock sold ou thu market to-day noos. Ando-Amerlcan PackiuK Co 4,121 0.11. Hammond & Co Ib9 Upton 319 Squires & Co 910 Total 5,539 CATTLE. O. II. Hammond & Co 214 Harris & Fisher 23 Others 378 Total 014 Shipments. Showing the number of cattle , hoes and sheep shipped from the yards during thu day. CA.TTLK. No. cars. 1U. Dest 9 N. W. Chicago 17 C. B. & Q Chicago 7 1U Chicago lions. 15 Mil Chicago 20 C. B. & Q Chicago 15 N. W Chicago All sales of stock in this market are made per cwt live welht unless otherwise stated. Dead hogs sell at Kc per Ib. for all weights. "Skins , " or hogs weighing less than 100 Ibs , no value. Pregnant sows are docked 40 lus. andata sSOIbs. by the nubile Inspector. lilvc Stock NotCM. Cattle steady. A good many strangers In. Hogs steady with yesterday's close. James McEndelTer , Mason City , Neb. , was in with two loids of cattle. Mr. Jarrett , Dunbar , came In with four loads of cattle , which brought the top price. A. Acnow. of the linn of Agnew & Wilson , Jlubbell , Neb. , was here with a load of lie s. James Courtier , Carson , la. , a frequent shipper to this market , was In looking over the market. H. O. Urnmaur , St. Paul , manager of the Oskosh cattle comprny , was among the visi tors at the yards. Mr. Anthony , Iowa City , la. , came In with two loads of high bred feeders. It Is his lirst trip to these yards. A. W. Beahm , of the firm of Trekcll & Beahm , Cortland , an old shipper to these yards , was In ana marketed a load of hogs. Slhppera are generally well satisfied with the way In which the hog market has held up during the heavy run of the past few days. Mr. Fall , of Fall & Spencer , Silver City , la. , stopped off at the yards on tils return from Kansas , where he has been looking at land. He is a heavy shipper hero. OMAHA. WHOLESALE MARKETS Thursday , Juno 9. General Produce. /olfoutno prices are for round lots of produce , ux sola nn tne market to-oai/ . Eoas. The market Is about steady at 10 } { ftllc. BUTTER The best country butter Is mov- Inc at 12@l4c , but only a small proportion of thu receipts is briuelng that price. Thu bulk is KOlnx at UlOc. CHEUSK. Full cream Cheddars , single , 14c ; full cream flats , wins , 14o ; Young Americas , 14Ko ; fancy Swiss. IBc ; Swiss , Imported , 25cLlmburger , 15c ; brick , 15@lOc. FOULTHV Live fowls are going at 83.00(3 ( 3.25 per dozen , and spring chickens at 83.00. POTATOES. Stock of all kinds Is-scarce. Old potatoes are going at 81.15(81.8.5 ( , accord ing to quality. New potatoes at $0,00 po : barrel , | BKAN8.-Inferlor stock,75c@S1.00good ; clean country , ! S 1.00(31.25 ( ; tuedium , hand picked , S1.40@1.50 ; hand picked navy. 1.501.60. LEMONS Tlio ( market hero Is abont steady with an aetlvo demand. Messina , choice , per box , S4.aoa5.0o. liOitANOK.s-Ulvorside. 84.50 ; Navels , 84.50 , llKituiEs The best strawberries sold to-day at 3.oo@3.25. There wera a few black raspber .ties In which brought 0.00 per case. CIIERKIKS There Is a fair supply on the market and the average price for 30-1 b boxes is 83.00@3.25. BANANAS There Is a fair supply of choice large bunches ou the market. Largebunches. per bunch , 93.00(34.50. ( I'KACiiES-Per'JO-lb box , 82.00(92.35. ( -Pcr 13-qt case , 83.75. AITBICOTS Per20-lb box. 8a.000ja.50 , PBOVIBIONS. Ham , 12c ; breakfast bacoi rib. 10 : breakfast bacon , plain , lOKc ; dr salt sides , 8Kgsf ( ; dried beef , regular , 100 11 ; dried beef , ham pieces , 18c : lard , uu n cans , 6Kc ; lard , 00 ID cans , Fairbanks , 7c Urd , 10 Ib cans , Fairbanks , 7Vc ; lard S II cans , Fairbanks , 7 c ; lard , 3 Ib cant , Fair banks , 7XC. _ Oeatral Markata. VAJWWUEJ Uarreli , per gallon. Purnl in , extra , 11.10 ; furniture. No. l , 91.00 COIC , extr , | 15 ; coach , No ? 1 , 11.30 ; Di mar , extra , S1.7.V Japan70c ; nsphnltinn , ottra , We ; shcllav , &VoO\ \ hard oil llnlsh , 81.50. DIIY PAINTS- White load , 7c ; French zinc , 12c ; 1'ftiU whiting , 240 ; whiting , gliders , 2J c ; whiting , com'l , iqc ; lamiiblack , Or- nmnstown , r.'e ; lampblack , ordinary , c ; Prussian blue , 5'x : : ultramarine , ISc ; vaudyku brown , t > c : umber , burnt , 4c : timber , raw. 4c ; sienna , burnt , 4eIeuiia. ; . raw , 4c ; Paris erecu , Reuuliie , We ; Paris creen. common , Kc ; cliiome gteen , N. \ > , i0cj ! vermllliou , American. Ise ; Indian , raw and burnt umber , 1-Ib cans , 12o ; raw and burnt sienna , 1''candyku ; brown , 18c : relined lamp black , 12c ; coach bl.'k < and ivory black , lOc ; drop black , ICc ; ultrama rine black , ISc ; cliromo' ' KTCCU , I , . , M. A 1) . , 1C ; blind and shutter green. I , . M. AD. , lOc ; Paris crecii.Oc ; Indian red 15c ; Venetian red , Sic : Tu can , 22cAmcrlcan : vermillion - million , b. A l,20c : yellow ochre , 2c ; L. M. A O. 1) , Ifcc ; good ochre , Ific : patent dr > er , Sc ; Draining color. lUht oak , darlc o.ik , \vnliiut , chestnut and ash , Vie. DuiMisAND CiiKMic.vi.s. Acid carbolic , 50c ; acid tartarlc , We ; balsam copaiba , | > er Ib , fOc ; bark sasafrass , per Ib , lOc ; calomel , per Ib , 7Sc ; chlnchoiildlo. peroz,2r > cchlorofnrm ; , per Ib , 50c ; 1-lover's nowders , per Ib , $1,25 ; epsom salts , per Ib , il'tfc ! glycerine , pure , per Ib , GUc ; lead , acetate , perlb , 20c ; oil. castor. No. 1 , per gal. Sl.iiO ; oil , castor , No. 2 , per gal , S1.40c ; oil , olive , per gal. 81.40 ; oil , orle- annum , We ; opium , 84.50 ; quinine , P. A W. and U. AS. , per ; o ? , 70c : potoislum , Iodide , per Ib , Sf3.25c ; sallcln. I't-r ' 07 , 40o ; sulphate morphine , per oz , 3.3. > ; sulphur , per Ib , 4c ; strvchuine , per o81.Hi. . PAINTS IN Oit.-Whlte lead , Omaha , P. I' . , OJ c ; white It-ad , St. Louis , pure. 7e ; Mar- sclllus , ( 'rofiii , 1 It ) cans , ICn : French zinc , yrt'pn seal , I''c ; French zinc , red seal , lie ; French zinc , in varnish asst. , 20c ; French zinc. 7oceriiilllion ; , Kngllsh , In oil , 75c ; led. lOc : rose pink , He ; Venetian red , Cook- son's , 2fe : Venetian red. American , ll < c ; red lead , 7Kc ; chrome yellow , genuine , 20c : chromu yellow , 1C , I''c ; ochre , rochelle , " > c ; ochre. Fit-iich , 25c | ; ochie , Ameilcau , ! } < c ; Winter's mineral. 2' ' c : l.ehluh brown , 2Jc ; Spanish brown. 2 } c ; Prince's mineral , 3c. SPIHITS Cohuiiu spirits , 1SS proof , 81.10 ; do 101 proof. 51.12 ; spliiK second quality , 101 proof , 81.10 ; do IS * proof , Sim Alcoho'l , lt < 8 proof , S'J.18 ner wine uallon. Hedis- tilled whiskies , 81.0'Ki1.50. Oin. blended SUW OO ; Kentucky bournons 82.0000.00 , Kentucky and Pennsylvania lyes , 82.00 6 r > . . jO ; Cohlen Sheaf bomboii and rye whiskies , SI..V.00. : ! llrandies , Impoited , S..t'OC ' < i .50 ; domestic , Sl.'XKOT.OO. ' ( ! lus. imported , 24.50re ( 0.00 ; domestic , 81.2.3.00. ( Champa lies , Im ported , per case. S2100@S.00 ! ; American , per case , Sl .00@lO.OO. HIDES ( ! reen butchers , 5K@'C ' ; croon cured , 7c ; dry Hint , IKgl'Jc ; dry salt. fltglOo ; green calf skins. 8c ; damaged hides , two- thlids price. Tullow : ic. lireaso Prime white , 3c ; vellow , 2c ; brown , IKc. Sheep pelts , 25@75c. HKAVY llAiinwAnn Iron , rate 82.70 ; plow steel , special cast. 4J c ; crucible steel , li } < c : cast tools , do , 12$18c ( ; wagon siiokcs , per set , 82,00@3.50 ; hubs , per set , 81.25 ; fel lees , sawed , dry , Sl.CO ; tongues , each. fOj ; axles , each , 75c : square nuts , per Ib , G1 71c ; cell chain , per Ib , CK@13c ; mnlleable , S lOc ; iron wedges , Cc ; crowbars , Cc : harrow teeth , 4'tfc ; spring steel , 4'35c ; Uurden's hor.so shoes , 84.75 : Uurden's mule shoes , 85.75. liarbcd wire , In car lots. S4.00 per 100 Ibs. Iron nallsratcs,10 Io50.S2.oo ; .steel na\lsS2.75. \ Shot , Sl.n : ; buckshot , Sl.CO. Hazard powder , kegs , 85.00 ; do , half kegs , S2.7."i ; do , quarter kei'8 , 81.50 ; blasting , kegs , 82.10 ; fuse , per 10 feet , C5c. Lead bar , 816.00. Grocer's I/ist. COFKKK Ordinary grades , 21$22c ( ; fair , 21lt2Hc ( ; prime. 2'24 ; : choice , 21@2. ' > ; fancy green and yellow , 24@25c ; old government Java , 2j'i : ; ( ! > c : interior Java , 24@2r > ( : > Mocha , 2'J@lOc ! ; Arbuckle's , roasted "iS-s c ; Mc- Lau UHn's XXXX , 28c ; Dllwotth's , 27c ; Hed Cross , 27 > 4c. SYBUINo. . 70 , 4-gallon kegs , S1.2S@1.SO ; New Orleans , per gallon. 3S@40e ; maple syrup , half bbls , "old time. " per gallon , 70c ; 1-gallon cans , per doz , SlO.iO ; half gallon cans , per do85.50 ; quart cans , 83.00. CANDY Mixed , 8K@Uc ; stick. 8H _ . . . CiiACKiius Uarneau's soda , butter and picnic , 5Ke ; creams , bXc ; ginccr snaps,8 } c ; city soda , 7 c. , PICKKI.S Medium , In bbts , 87.00 ; do In half Dbls , 84 00 ; small , In bbls. SS.CO ; do , in half bbls , 84.50 ; gherkins , In bbls , 8U.03 ; do , In half bbls. 85.00. SuoAit Granulated , 6OXc < ; conf. ; white extra C , 5 < w5 c ; extra C. ; yellow C. 5 @ 58'c.cut loaf , AN.vni ) GOODS Oystera , standard , per caso. S2.90iW3.10 ; strawberries , U Ib. per case , 82.30 ; raspberries , 2 Ib. per case , S2.25@2.45 ; California pears , per case , 84.50'apricots ; , per case , 84.30 ; peaches , per cas < > , 84.00 ; white cherries , per case , 85.50 ; plums , per en so , 83.50 ; blueberries , per case , S1.U5 ; eitg plums , 21o. per case , 82.50 ; pineapples , 2 Ib. per case. S8.20@ . " > .73 ; 1 Ib. mackerel , per doz , § 1.40 ; 1 Ib. salmon , per doe. , S1.50@1.55 ; 2 Ib. gooseberries , per case , 81.75 ; 2 Ib. string beans , per case , 81.70 ; 2 Ib. lima beans , per case , Sl.CO ; 2 Ib. marrowfat peas , per case , S2.40@2.50 ; 2 Ib. early June peas , per case , 82-75 ; 3 lo. tomatoes , 82.50 ; 2 Ib. corn , 82.50. 82.50.MORTH MORTH- 1 WESTERN RAILWAY. JL.I1TB Thonly voad to take for Dos Homes Mar- lhailtowm , C dar Rapldi , Cll&On , Dlzoa. Chica go , Milwaukee and all point ! ea t. To tbepeo- nle of Nebraska , Colorado , Wyoming , Utah , Idaho , Nevada , Oregon , Washington and Cali fornia , K olrars superior advantages not poul- bio by any other line. Among a few of the numerous point * of su periority enjoyed by the patron * of thli rood between Omaha and Chicago , are Its two trains dar of DAYOOACHB8. which are the flneit that human art and lairemilty can create. IU PALACR BLBBPINQ CARS , which are models of comfort and elegance. IU PARLOB DKAW. INQ ROOM OARS , un9urpasse < t br any , and Ita widely oelebratod PALATIAL DINING OARS the equal nf which cannot be found elsewhere At Council Bluffs the tralni of the Onion Pacific Rr. connect la Union Depot with thoie of the Chicago * Northwestern ftjr. In Chicago the trnlni of thli line make close connection with those of all eastern lines. For Detroit , Columbus , Indianapolis , Cincin nati , Niagara /alii , Buffalo. I'lttsbursr.Toronto , Montreal , Boston , New York. Philadelphia , Baltimore. Washington and all points IB the eait , ak for a ticket yla the _ NORTHWB8TBBH. " If rou wtofc the best acooinmodatlon. All tloket agents Nil ticket ! via this lino. n.HUQHITT. I.F.WItBON , QenL Manater , - OeaL PaM'v Agent BABOOOK.5hl < ° a 01 "Y W. M. BABOOOK. . BOLLM , Western Agent. , City Paai'r Ageat. Omaha , Nebraska. RUPTURE CURED. By Dr. Bnedlker'a metbo ; ! . No operation ! No Paint No Detention from builnojs. Adaoted to children asweU as grown people. Uunilrod * of autojrapa imanlal | oi HU.UuiU'iiii i.10.1/011 Hi tlal. CONSULTATION FHKH. PKOF. N. D. COOK , RoomO , 1514'Uouglivs St. , Omaha , Neb. TAR DID PILESVmt "ftHEUM nd poux refand . _ TAK-OID PENNYROYAL PILLS "CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH. " Ttoe OriclmaJ Osily Oemvlsi * . W.W'MMk8MW &X $ ial ( MU4) ) tnl. UU iimOAl Oa , Uafijo , M. T. LINCOLN , NEB , Ten llallroads , nml more nro coming . ISO Trains Dully. Stnta UnlTcrtltr , Weslejnn UnlTerMtr , SUto Ca tut. Moitof thonti'lrM' t.ot hive doublet In prloo In tlicliutlj ninnlh . Acn > . | iinit , nllhln3 miles of tlio cltjr .IncromiM over two liur.ilrpil percent. Lincoln l tlio cronlcjt llallrnail Confer nf IM net Intlio world. I'rlck llock | i.ir AtoWpcrrrnl. Vnc.int oHlmvoMerniteit 1UU per cent per nnniim on flrtt Cl"ltViiiiil nim'atill trlbutlnit point. Some whole- puiloilnlcr hnvpinvln princely fi > rlimo . nullcl'nk' ' Koln l'ln nil illrcctlnn . llu'lncv Ron- rnilly KOD.I. llnuktirj , retail inorchuntt , mechanic ! , etc. , vetting rich. CROPSEY & CO. A. J. . Itooin .11 , KlfliaiMli Illot'U , co/ Estate Agents & Loan Brokers Ilavn fnr mto brick lilock . tnmnes * lot * . Hll klmls of renl estnto. I.2 , 6 , ID. SJ. 40 , S ) , WO nnd CIO aero triiou fnrra < ! iiul cheap lamls. MONKY I.OANKI ) . INVnST.MHNTS MADK. IlKK r.KKNCKSi-Kirjt ami Lincoln Nail Hanks , Uovcinor Thayer , Jud < o Cobb , liar. I ) r Crelchton , U\\coci ! Sonitcn. B. M. Uulluin , II nnJOencr.il Uon. ll'irrlion. Indiana THE CHICAGO SHORT LINE OF THE ChicapMiWee&SI.PaolRy , . The Beat Route from Omaha and Council Bluff * to' . THE E.A.ST Two Trains Daily Between Omaha and Council Blutl's Chicago , AND Milwaukee , St. Paul , Minneapolis , CedarRupids Rock Island , Freeport , Rock for J , Clinton , Dubuque , Davenport , Elgin , Madison , Janesville , lieloit , Winona , La Crosie , And all other Important points East , Noitheast and Boutlicait. For through tickets call on the ticket atroril at 1401 Farnum st , in I'axton hotel , or at Union 1'aclflo depot. Pullmnn Bluopers and the finest Dining Can In the world are run on the main llnu of tbc Chicago. Milwaukee & St , Paul Hiillway and cv- orj attvntlon Is paid to passcngera by courtO' ous employees of the company. It. MII.LKH. Uonurul Manager. J. K. TUCKER. Assistant General Manager. A. V. It. CAHPKMKK , Uenoral Passenger am Ticket Arent. OEO.K. IlKArroitD , Assistant General I'asstn Ifer and Ticket Axcnt. J. X.CuiKK.QenOralBtipirlnUndent. ' Omaha Jotters1 Directory. Agricultural Implements. 'rAiiiLEJt , WUol * le r > e l r In Agricultural Implements" " , Wnpons , Curtate * ami lliiirlo > . Jour * Mraot , tttwccn Slh aim lOtliiOnmha , Neb. 'LININGER JTSlE'L'UALF CO. , Aci'lcnlturnl Iniiilcmonts , WBBon .Oarrl KO , llusplp * , Etc. , Wholtiali > , Orn'hu. \Vholc * lo Dealer ! In Afrriculuirnl lniiloinouts | , IVneons nnd Oiik-k-les. Ml. AVI , 1'li nnil :07 : , Jones st Artistt' Material. A. JfOSl'E , , JK. , Artlsta * Materials , 1'iaiios ntul Orjynns , I13 IouEln ) Builders' Hardware and Scales. Buililcrs'Hai'dwarp&ScaloItcpttirShop Mechanics' Tools IMIC ! llufTnlo KciUt. 1 0& Dougliu iL , ( nn lm , Nyh. _ floor's and Shoes. Jobbers of Hoots and Slioos. 1111 Firniui it , Onmhft. N b. M nufivolocj , Sumniot nrret.llo'ton. Wholesale Uubbor Boat * ami Sluies Itubbcr nml DIKil CHillilii uiul Veil Hoot * and Shoes. Southya t Corner UtU Betr , Agt. for Anheuscr-Uttsh Hrcwlnf ; Ass'u BpoclM llrnncls. mutt , Iludwoljer nnil Krlanitor. STOKX .C ILEK , Lnper lieor Urowcrs , 1521 North 1 IU Fired , Omnhn , N J > . Butchers' Tools. LOUIS IIELLEIi , Bntchcrs' Tools and Cmlngi of nil Klndi nlw&jiln "lock. 1115 Jone it..Oaiaba Coffee , Splcet , Etc. CO. , Omaha CoRvo and Spice Mills. s .0.ITocipce . : . llaklnx 1'owder. n TorlncEr- tracte , Ijiundry Hlue , Ink. Ktc. lllt-10 llaroer Street , OmHtm. Nab. Cornicf. EAULE CORNICE WORKS , John Epenctcr , Prop. Mtnufncturcr of OalTinliod Iron ( nd Cornlc * . Dodge Bud 103 and 104 N , 10th it. . Omaha. Neb. KUEMl'IXG 0 VOLTE , Manufacturer ! of Ornamental Galvanized Cornices , Dormer Window * . Flnali.Metalle8kjllfht , tc. 9108. IJfi it. , Omaha. WESTERN CORNICE WORKS , C. Speclit , Prop. Galranltcd Iron Cornice * , etc. 8poct'lmprOTed Pafr ent HcUllc Skylight. MB and tld B. lali > t.ni h . Carpets. OMAHA CARPET CO. , Jobbers of Carpets , Curtains , Oil Cloths. Linoleum * . Uniting * , Bte. lltl Domlai itrcct. sr f7 oiW3 nrn , Wholesale Carpets , Oil Cloths , Mattlnc * . Curtain Good * . Bte. 1O3 Karaani btreet , Omaha. Neb. Crockery and Notians. Agent for the Manufacture and Importer * of Crockery , Glassware , Lampi , Chlmntji , etc. once , 317 South Uth at. Ctnalia , Nob. Commission and Storage. I ) . A. HURLEY , Commission and Jobbing1. Bntter , EKKiand I'roduce. Conilgnmenn solicited Ueadquurteri for Htnncwaro , llcrrj Ilozo and Urape Bniketi. lilt DodgettrcctOmaha. R1UDKLL d ) RIItDELL , Storage and CommiHsion Merchants , Specialties Butter. EHK < . Cheese. I'o iltrr , Uame , Oysters , etc. , etc. I1J S. Mth St. FEYCKE BROS. , Commission Merchants. Fnilts , Produce and ProTliloni , Omaha , Neb. CO. , Produce Commission Merchants , Poultry , nutter , Game , Kiulti , etc. 2X i. lltbft , Omaha. Neb , Coal antf Lime. Qio. * . I.AIIAQII. rrei. C. F. OOODMAX , V. Piei. J. A. HUNDIRLAND , Heo. and Treai. OMAHA COAL , COKE dt LIME COMPANY , Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal. aw South Thirteenth Street , Omahn , Nob. J. , / . JOllA'SON , V CO. , Mannfacturers of Illinois White Lime. And Shipper * of Coal and Coke. Cement , I'laatcr , Ume , Hair , Hire Brick , Drain. Til * nnd Sewer Pipe , onice. 1'axton Hole I. rarimm * t. , Omaha , N b. Telephone hll. Confectionery. F. P.FAYtR CO. , Manufacturing : Confectioners , Jobber ! of Frail * , Nut * und Clgai * . U1I Karnarn SU Omaha. Cigar * and Tobacco. MAX MEYER CO , , Jobbers of Cigars , Tobacco , Qana and Ammunition , 115 UK3 B. lltb it. , 1030 to 1U24 Fnrnamil. . Omtha.Nab. WEST A FRITSCHER , Manufacturers of Fine Cigars , And Wholesale Dealers In Leaf Tobaccos , Not. IM and 111) ) N. Mlh street , Omaha. Dry Goods. M. E. SMITH < 0 CO , , Dry Goods , Furnishing Goods A Notions 1102 and MM DougUi , cor. 11th St. , Omaha , Neb. Distillers. Distillers of I.lquora , Alcohol and Spirits. Importers and Jobbers of Wines ami Liquors. WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLS' CO. and ILER CO. , Importers and Jobbers of Pine Wines and Manors. Bulomanurieluroriof Kenuedr' " ICatt India Dlt- ters anil Domestic I.lqnori. Hll Harner HU furniture. Wholesale Dealers in Furniture. Fnrnara et. . Omsha , Neb. CHARLES SHIVERICK , Furniture , Nodding : , Upholstery , Mlrrori.ctc. 1206,1203 and 1810 t'grnam Bt. , Omaha , Crocerits , Wholesale Groceries and Provisions , N03. TO.707. TOO and 711 8. IQtli HI. Omalm. Neb. McL'ORD , B.KADY < K C67 Wholesale Grocer a , HtD ami Learenworth ti.Omabu. Hardware. LEE , FRIED tC CO. , Jobbers of Hardware and Nails , Tinware , SUeet Iron , Etc. Aventt ( or Howe Scalds , and Miami PimJerCo..OmahaNelj. W. J. BROATCH , Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel , BprlDgs , Wagon Stock. Hardware Lumber , etc. 1201 EDNEY & GIBBON f Wholesale Iron and Steel , Wagon and Carrlaie Wood Btoca , Heavy Uardwara Etc. HIT and lift Lt.iTcnworlU . . Oci b , Kcb. MILTON ROGERS a > SONS , Stoves , Ransrcs , Furnaces , Tiles , ManU t. aratti , Bnii flood i. 1 1 and VSB KaroaM Etrert. Omafta Jobbers' Directory. Iron Work . Iron Works , Wronaht and Tnut Iron Tlulldlnn Work , Iron Ptnlr * . llnlllait , Iliinni * nndolrdor * . Siennt Knainf , Brun \V rk.Onor l ( fonnilrr. Mnchlna and lllacknuiltli N/ptt. Office anJ\Votl > .U.r. UT.aiidlUhHueu II. K. SA n' Mninifarturincr Dealer in Smoke Stneka , lltlulilnn , Tanks , and liencral Duller Kei'.ilrliiK , _ IJ1S lunulai street. Onmlm. r. It. MrMA.Vtm. c. SI'I.UVAN. OMAHA H'I HE .PIllOX WORKS , Manufacturer * of ire nnd Iron Hailing , Peak Rail * , w.l.lll ! ? ' ! < l"ard , Klowor stnnil * . Wire Sl n , Kl IMN. Hth. Order < IIT innll prnmi'tlr nttend dt Lumber. OMAHA T.UMBER CO. , Dealer. . All Kindof , , ftnililing1 Mntorlnl at Wholesale , ' 13th Street and Union I'artdo Trata , Omaha. " LOUIS BRADFORD , Denier in Lutulirr , Lath , Limp , Sash , Doori , Ktc. Yanli-CorntrTth and Douflai ) Corner _ Vthniul _ CIIICAGO LUMBER CO. , Wholesale Lumber , ' flit S. Uth street , Onutin , Neb.r. _ Colpeticr. Mannger. ' ' C. JV7 'fflETZ , Lumber. ISth and California Street * , Omnhk , N b. FRED W. GRAY , I ; umbfr , Lime , Cement , Etc. , Eta. O-r-l'lb and ixiutlat it * . , Omaha. NoX HOAGLAXD , Lumber. T. W. HARVEY LUMBER CO. , To Dealers Only. ' _ prflc * , 1(03 Karnam street , Omaha. _ ' CHA8.lt. LEE , Hardwood Lumber , Wood Cnrpot * and Tarqnet Flooring. Oth and Doogla * Omaha. " " JOHN A. WAKEFIELD , Wholesale Lumber , Etc. Imported and American I'ortlnnd Cement. PtaM Agent forllllwnukeu llrdraullo Ccmimt and Beit White l.lroo. Lire Stock. UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , Of Omaha. Limited. John F. Bojd , B pertnter tnU Li Stock Commission. M. BURKE < C SONS , Live Stock Commission. _ Geo. Ilurke , DnlonStoek Tardt.S.Omnha. Telephone tM. SAVAGE a > GREEN , Live Stock Commission Merchants , Bblpmenti of nnr and all klndi of Block lollolted. Union Stock Yard s , Omaha , Neb. Millinery and Motions. I. Importer ! and Jobh n of Millinery and Notions , 1213 and I51i lUrnny St.-eol , Omaha , Neb. Notions. \VholesaleDealertln ? ' Notions and Fiirnishlnp ; Goods , < ai and 405 S. Tenth fU. , Omaha. f Overalls. JANFIELD MANUFACTURING COMPANY , Manufacturers of Overalls , 'ean * Pant * , Bhlrti , Ktc. 1103 und 1104 l > ou.U * Street Omaha , Npb. PAPER CARPENTER PAPER CO. , Wholesale Paper Dealers. ? arry a nice Mock of Printing , Wrapping and Writ- nit pnper. Special attention elvi-n to car load or orders , which will be ihlj.ped . illrect from mllli. All orders will iccelvo personal attention. WSRiiar- nntea good uoorti anil low prtcen. 1114 and 11114 Printing. REES PRINTING COMPANY Job Printers , Blank Book Maker * , And Hook Binder * , too and 10ft South fourteenth treet. Omaha , Neb. WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION Auxiliary Publishers. Dealer * In Typo , Preiiei and Printer'Bupplle * . COV Bouth Twelfth Street. Purr.ps. BROH'NELL C CO. , Manufacturer * and Dealer * In ncrlnos , Boilers & ( iencral Machinery Bheet Iron work. Steam Pumpr. Saw Mills , Acm HhaftlDKDodie VToodipllt Puller * , Ualllng. elo , Aliowagoni , * crtpar , aalBalelle * . UlJ-U1SLea- venworthst. Omaha CHURCHILL PUMP CO. , Wholesale Pnmpi , Pipe , Fittings , earn and Water Supplies. Iluadqunrtcr * fur Ma rooitCo'aUood * . lIllKarimm t.Omaha. Nib. U. S. WIND ENGINE and PUMF COMPANY. DalladarWInd Mllisi rteam and Water Bnpplleg , Plumbing Good * , lulling. Hole. Via and VM t'ar- oam * t. , Omaha. B. K. Feltno , Mauaver. Telephone No. 210. A.L. STRANG CO. , Pumps , Pipes and Engines. Steam. Water. Railway and Milling Bnppllei. Xt WO , KHand IO4 Karnam it. , Osiaha. Nab. Safes , Etc. P. BOYER id CO. , Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s' Tire and lltint'ar ' Proof Hifei , Tim * I/xk * , TaulU _ nd Jail Work. 1W1 Karnan treet Omaha , Nib. G. ANDREEN , Omaha Safe Works. llanufacturenof Fire and Bor larProof Safei , Vault IOO , JK | | Work.Bhutier * and Wire Work. Cor. 14th and Jacknon HI * . , Omaha , Nub , Sash , Doors , Etc. Wlioltinle Manufacture r * of Sash , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings , llrnnch oBice,17lii an < ! laard * U.Om fcsN < > > . BOHN MANUFACTURING CO. , Manufacturers , of Sash , Doors , Blinds , Monld'jigs.Stalr Work and Interior Hard Wood Klnlakt Juit opvncd. N. K. cor. Bill and LouveuKuitbtiti. Omuuu , Neb. KLEIN HOUSE , Johnstown , Neb , The best accommodations for travelers. The best hotel in town. F. G. FRITZ , Proprietor. Lincoln , Neb. Tlio best known und tnoHt popular hotoldn tlin slate. Location central , npiofistinoiitH | first cl 88. llcmliiunrtms lor ( ommorrlnl men and all politic-ill iincl jiulillo Kiithc'ilnifS. K.V. UOOOKN , Proprietor rchool , County and City Wo will pay hlrtirst price for same. F-A-ia : 3JO.A-iTS Made at lowest i ales. OorrcepoiiclonooholKltctl. STULL BROS. , . .NKB. " 4