THE OMAHA DAILY BEE SATURDAY APEIL 20. 1889.
AS BLOODED AS A PRINCE.
Very Young Mr. Mllla nnd His
BtnrUlng1 Record.
HOW HE WORKED OMAHA FIRMS.
Spending Money Ivnvlslily rtml Unlng
IMctlioils Not Altogether Approved
in DnalncRg Circles or Any *
where Else.
A Ijlvcly V on UK Mrui ,
Tlicro Is n young man in this city named
Lawrence Mills. Ho Is the son of A. V. I ) .
Mills , senior partner of Iho llrm of Mills ,
Ilnnkln & Co. Ho has attracted general
attention among the young bloods and busi
ness men of the town nnd when half of the
people with whom tbo young man 1ms been
Involved report , it will bo found that ho will
bo compelled to draw largely on the assist
ance of his relatives nnd friends to iot ; him
out of his diniculty.
It Is generally conceded that for n lad of
his ago , being only seventeen , young Mills
hits cut n swath which has never been ox-
tidied In thin city. Wine suppers at the
Omnlm club have been of frequent occur
rence , nnd his passion for line clothes of the
latest styles and clgurs at fl.GO each must
have cost him hundreds , When D. l > .
Winno arrived hero lust Monday , hints
wcro given out III nt the local
firm was In bud condition , but
, that gentleman denied all knowl-
edge of the matter. Subsequent
developments , however , show that there was
more In thu visit than Mr. Winno was willIng -
Ing to disclose. Ho told a friend yesterday
that young Mills' escapades have Injured him
to the extent of $10,000. Most of this loss Is
money duo the flnn , collected by the young
man nnd spent in dissipation , The latter's
ventures In n business way have been so
bold and reckless us to turn the heads of old
flnurrcicrs , but It seems that all Ills
transactions were conducted solely
on the one-sided plan. The num
ber of business men who huvo
been successfully held up by him , for largo
nnd small amounts is not known , but thcro
nro scares of them.
The Hank of Commerce Is "out" about
$300. Further , Winno states that seine of
Mr. Mills' acts , If prosecuted , would easily
land him In the penitentiary.
His parents live on INorth Nineteenth
street , and nro people of moderate circum
stances , 'lo them ho 1ms been making false
representations , regarding his business as
well as social affairs , until they haa
cotnQ to bcllovo him the most popu
lar and successful boy In town. His
membership at the club , now clothes , horse
nnd buggy and many other things , ho told
bis father , mother and sister , wcro urcscnts
to him from business iniui. As yet , ho has
not been taken ihto custody , but is trying to
Induce some wealthy relative in Kentucky to
i get him out of his scrape.
; Another transaction which has como to
light exhibits Mills'B system of working. At
South Omaha twenty carloads of salt arrived ,
consigned to Armour , Cudahy & Co. nnd
Swift & Co. The cargo was shipped from
Salt Lake City over the Union Pacllle. The
two flrms wcro notified of the arrival of the
material , but denied that they had ordered
the salt nnd refused to receive
It. They pronounced their order
a fo'rgery. The company then looked
Into the matter unil discovered
that thn order of Suit Lile ; had been made
by Lawrence Mills. In addition to this a
cur load of rope , twonty-flvo bundles of cordage -
ago nnd nineteen bundle ! ) of ham strings
were set on the side tracks of Armour &
Co. , but the latter again denied having or
dered any of the material. Now the railroad
company has Iho freight on Its bunds and the
Salt Lake company will bo compelled to
canvass for a purchaser of the unclaimed
salt. It Is stated that , on tha strength of
thcso orders , Mills obtained money which
was advanced him by the linn at Suit Luke
as commission.
Melbourne , Stoddnrd & Co. , of this city ,
have had considerable dealing with young
Mills , and through the hitter's indiscretion
are now on the anxious scat. A short time
ngo. Mills took the llrm's order ror rope and
twlno to the extent of $157,000. Mills
sold the material at a figure
considerably below the standard.
Thinking that it was all right , orders were
solicited , and by the Milburn company , nt
prices also reduced. Hut , the goods pur
chased from young Mills failed to arrlvn.und
now the Jlrm , to maintain the coocl faith of
its customers , will bo compelled to 1111 Its
orders at prices even below wholesale rates.
Several days ago Mills purchased a buggy
from the same firm , but was subsequently
compelled to release the property.
At other points similar Schemes wore
worked by young Mills. McCor l , Urady &
Co. have had considerable dealing with him.
Mr. Urady stated that they had been
given good figures by Mills , and us a con-
scqucnco had placed with him sev
eral orders. When the goods nrrivod
the bill was Invariably at n higher amount
than that at which they had contracted for.
Young Mills was repeatedly tuken to task ,
and. at times , would pay the difference In
the bills out of hts own pocket. At other
times , tha difference was so largo that the
goods wcro rejected and sent back without
ceremony. The sumo may bo said of young
Mills' ' dealings with Paxton & Gallagher.
, D. P. Winno , who represents the twine trust ,
is a member of the llrm of Mills , Ranlcin &
Co. His mission neve Is to straighten out
matters In connection with the Otuana insti
tution.
THE O1UM1AN' HOME.
Her. 1 1. J ) . I'nync , AKcnt nnd Truntco
of Iho Orphan's Homo nt Mnoon ,
On , , Writes a Letter Dntotl
February 6lli , 1880.
"I hnyo been usipg Swift's Specific with
the children of the orphan's homo under my
charge with the best results. I began its
use between nine and ten years ago , and
have seen many remarkable results.
Quito a number of the children had consti
tutional blood diseases resulting from the
tins of the parents , and every one of these
children were cured of the horrible taint by
the use of S. S. S.
Tlicro have also been scores of children In
tbo institution whoso systems ( they having
been mostly without the benefits of parental
care ) were enervated by dirt-eating and
other foul practices. Kveryono of thcso
children have taken S. S. S , , and all have
been signally bcnolittcd by it. All have
been cured who have taken enough of It.
Wo have also two inmates of the homo , sub
ject to painful recurring attacks of erysipe
las. Neither ono improved under tbo treat
ment usual for the disease. When all other
medicines were discarded and they took S.
S. S. the cure In each case was quick nnd
permanent , for they have boon well for flvo
years and there has been no return of the
disease. I could toll much more of the re
markable cures of blood disease by S. S. S. ,
for I have seen it used and know its value.
L. II. PAVKK.
A Postage Stamp Sells For $25O.
The liighout price on record for
postage stamp was realized last wool ; ,
Eiiys thu London Truth , when an unused
four-cunt Dritigh Guiium stump of 1850
was knocked down nt auction to Mr.
Buhl , the donlor , for & ! 50. The stimu
gontloinnn nlso bought a blmiliir Btuiii | >
which hud , however , been through the
post , for $11)0. ) I presume Mr. Buhl was
commissioned to buy pioso rarotioa b )
BOIIIO customer of exceptional wealth 01
porhups exceptional idiocy ,
The rosy freshness , nnd n vnlvuty
eoftnoso of the shin la Invariably ob
tained by those who use I'ozzoni'a Complexion -
ploxion Powder.
Wheel Ever Mnilr.
The largest wheel of the hind ovoi
niado in this country , nnd probably the
largest of nny Uintl , Is now in courec ol
construction ut the nmohino fihop of the
PlolcBon manufacturing company , n
Scrunton , Pa , It is what , is called u
sand wheel , nnd in being m'ado for the
Ciilumot < fc lleclu copper company , o
the Luke Superior region. The great
wheel will bo llfty-th roof cot in diameter
tor and several foot wide , und tno Dick-
eon manufacturing company will got
$70,000 for it. Itisboiug built arouud
twenty-inch hollow shaft of gun
notnl , and it will weigh between 160
tnd 100 tons when completed. When
ho great whocl is put in place at the
copper mines , it will bo made to revolve
slowly by menus of enormous cops on
'ho surface ot its circumference. Thcso
togs nro being cnst in segments , nnd
vlll weigh inuny tons in the aggregate.
Dn cnch side of the mammoth wheel
thcro will bo fifty buckets , ouch of
vliich will hold 1UU gallons , and thcso
nickels wlll olovnto the washings nnd
lump them into n sluiceway. After the
rrcut wheel has been built up mid the
inishing touches hnvo been put on it , it
ivill bo taken apart and shipped. Every
lioco will be numbered , so that there
vlll bo no trouble in putting the wheel
together , nnil it will take eight or ton
cars to transport it.
Fisher Printing Co. , 1011 Farnam si. ,
telephone 1204 , blank book makers , etc ,
Drltikhitt Water.
Professor An poll , of Michigan uni
versity , furnishes the following as n
.cstof the purity of witter for drinking :
'Dissolve nbot't half n teaspoonful of
.ho purest white sugar in ti jilnt bottle
completely full of the water lo bo lostcd ,
ind tightly stopped ; expose it lo duy-
ight and u temperature up lo 70 do-
fress Fahrenheit. After n , day or two
examine , holding the bottle against
iomothing black , for whitish ilonUng
ipccks , which will betray the presence
jf organic matter in considerable pro-
lortlon. "
CHICAGO MV13 STOO1V.
CmcAno. April 10. [ Special Telegram to
Tin : Hnn.j CATTI.C The demand was more
tctlvo than yesterday and prices steady to n
ihado stronger on desirable steers , but the
iplnlon that values wcro stronger was not
iliarcd In by many level-headed salesmen ,
hey In turn declaring that values were
barely steady , and , on the other hand , the
cgulnr everyday buyers for the dressed
loof trade Insisted that prices were decidedly
stronger , with u poorer quality of stock on
sale. All agreed , however , that values were
no lower than yesterday. During the week
cow stock and butchers' stock generally has
shared In the general decline. Stockers nn d
coders have nlso shared In tno down-turn In
fat cattle , which is equal to 25rg30c , as com-
mred with the highest prices of the week.
Choice beeves , ? 4.2."i ( < 74.5 ! ! ; medium to good
steers , 1350 to 1500 Ibs , ? 3.80@1.10 : 11200 to
850 Ibs , * 3.50@3.75 ; 030 to 1200 Ibs , 53.25 ®
J.'iO ( ; stockers and feeders , very dull nt J.40
( [ 13.00 : cows , bulls and mixed , $1.00@3.15 ;
bulk , * 2.25T ( 2.70 ; Texas steers , $3.00(3.3.85. (
HOGS The market was fairly active and
nearly a nickel lower , the bulk selling
within a range of ? ! .774.SO for the best
mixed , and (4.fl. ( < $4.7fi for common nnd
rougn mixed. More stock sold to-day at
$4.75 than any day this week. Prime as
sorted heavy sold at $4.80@4.S5 ; light sorts ,
W.S5S4.90.
National Stock Yard * , East St.
IJOUIH , April 10. Cattle Receipts , 200 ;
shipments , none ; native steers , $3.00@4.40 ;
stockers nnd feeders , ? 2.00@3.1f > ; rangers ,
corn-fed , ? 2.K3.CO ! ) ; grass-fed , ? 2.10@3.00.
llogST-Kccclpts , 1'JOO ; shipments , none ;
market strong ; choice butchers' selec
tions , ? 4.70@t.S3 ; packing , $4.50@-1.05 ;
ight , grades , $1.G5@4.80.
Sioux City , April 10. Cattle Receipts ,
442 : shipments , 65 ; steaay : fntstcers. $2.05(3 (
3.45 ; stackers , S2.35iZ2.8u ( ; feeders , $2.45@3.U3 ;
canners nnJ Dulls , $1.00@1.75 ; veal calves ,
$2.00@4.00.
Hogs Receipts , 1,700 ; market opened
steady and closed 5c lower ; light and mixed ,
.47) < iOI4.5iJ ; heavy , fJ.60ji4.05. (
KniiHiiH City , April 10. Cattle Receipts ,
2,100 ; shipments , 1,000 ; market u trillo moro
active : heavy shipping steers , steady to a
shade higher ; medium weight , active and lOc
higher ; cows nnd heifers , strong to lOe
higher ; good to choice , corn-fed , $4.00@4.iO ! ;
medium , $3.00@3.00 ; stackers nnd feeding
steers , $2.00(3ii.05 ( : ; cows , $1.75@3.00.
Hogs Receipts 7.100 ; shipments , 2,000 ;
market active , but 25a lower : common
to choice , S4.20Q4.55.
OMAHA LilVE STOCK.
Cattle.
Thursday , April 10 , 1880.
There were plenty of buyers in the yards
but none of them seemed to have very heavy
orders or to cnvo much whether they bought
any eattlo or not. The receipts of cuttle
wcro the lightest ot any day this week since
Monday , ana lighter than the receipts of last
Friday by SOO head. The quality of tno cat
tle was nothing extra , but there were some
handy little cattle that wcro quite desirable.
Salesmen found it slow work disposing of
their bcoi and shipping steers and it took all
day to clear the pens. The reports of largo
supplies of cattle on eastern markets made
tno snippers very cautious , while the
crowded refrigerators , and dressed beef in
light demand was a sufllcictit pretext for
light buying on the part of the packers. The
market us a whole was not very different
from yesterday , certainly no higher , but
possibly a little easier. The trade in butch
er's stock was characterized by a wealc mar
ket. About the average supply was on hand ,
nnd there was ono bunch of cows good
enough to bring $3.03 , but the bulk sold at
$2.60@2.75. Thcro were few northern feeders
and a few odds and ends of natives on sale.
The demand is pretty fair and there is a
ccod deal of inquiry for good stackers and
feeders.
There was some little gain In the receipts
of hogs , but still the supply was only mod
erate. The market was ! ) @ 10e lower than
yesterday and not active nt the decline. A
very choice load of light mixed hogs sold
early ntfl.CO , and some New York sorts
brought the sumo price. The shippers of
heavy hogs were doing nothing and the
packers did not appear to want the hogs un
less they could get thematf4.50@4.55. Sales
men wcro not inclined to make the conces
sion and it was well along toward midday
before a clearance was afTcctcd.
SttCRp.
A load of not very good sheep and lambs
was received , n piece of which , mostly
lunibs , sold at $4.50 , The market continues
about steady.
Receipts.
Cattle 1,200
Hogs 2,700
Sheep 04
Provnillni ; Prices.
The following is a table of prices paid In
this market for the grades of stock men
tioned :
Prime steers. 1300 to 1PO ! Ibs.3.flO < ? 3.00
Prime steers , 1101) ) to 13W Ibs. . 3.53 W3.75
Native feeders 2.70 3.15
Common to good cows 150 @ 2.70
Cholco to fancy cows 2.115 ( ! 3,15
Fair to choice Dulls 2.00 3.00
Fair to choice light hogs. ; 4.55 ( < 4,00
Fair to choice heavy hogs 4.SO & 4.D5
Fair to choice mixed hogs 4.50 ( < (4.5.r
Fulr to choice western sheep. . 3.00 ( SI.75
Fair to choice Nohraskas 3.75 ( $4.50
Kvprcsnntaitvo Sales.
STKl'llC.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
J 1185 $3.00 21 1204 $3.40
1 020 3.00 10 10S5 H.40
2 B45 3.20 ai 1120 8.40
0 075 3.30 SO 12liO 3.50
25 1113 3.30 4 1128 3.50
10 10'jr 3.30 20 1138 3.50
24 1007 3.HO 10 1855 8.50
25 050 3.35 34 1200 8.50
12 1037 3.35 8 1113 8.50
24 10.V ) 3.35 5 1480 8.55
0 1J55 8.35 19 1243 8.55
3 1035 3.35 IS 1288 3.65
19 1133 3.37K 18 1333 8.60
17 1025 3.40 3 15CO 8.70
21 11IK ) 3.40 4 15S3
17 10W lt.40
cows.
70 65 ? 1.05 a OSO 2.70
t 1170 2.25 17 874 2.70
11 1020 2.85 18 1140 2.70
2 090 2.45 1 1180 2.70
3 1040 2.50 2 1176 2.70
8 1173 2.50 15 705 2.75
1 1170 2.5'J 3 1333 2.75
1 10SO 2.50 1 1240 2,75
3 SOU 2.00 2 ? 105(1 ( 3.05
1 WO 2.70
ntu.3. ;
1 1120 1.50 2 1445 3.50
1 , 1170 2.00 1 IStX ) 2.50
2 1235 a. 15 a 1510 2.00
1 1220' 2,25 S ) 1 < 20 3.70
l..r.,1400 2.40 B 1CC5 8.00
Mtxnn.
C 070 2.00 11 W3.20 \
12 843 255 20 K 3.35
0\ Sm 2.bO
2.bOCALVES.
CALVES.
1 100 3.CO 1 ISO 4.50
3 157 4.00 10 132 4.CO
STOCK ims.
14 771 2.00 - 7. SCO 3.10
17 751 2.05
2.05rnnnr.il
rnnnr.il ! ' .
i 7N1 8.00 10 900 3.15
1010 8.15
STAGS.
1570 3.00
OXEN1.
1800 2.75
' IIOO" .
No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av. Shk Pr.
S3..201 80 4.50 01..201 80 4.G5
47..253 13D 4.50 50.,277 BO 4.65
03..200 240 4.30 OI..252 4.55
43..280 M ) 4 , < iO 48..327 80 ' 4.55
42..2(57 4.50 CO..203 40 4.5. >
07..253 SO 4.50 00..304 4.55
25..207 4.50 77..210 SO 4.55
33..251 40 4.50 53..251 40 4.55
04..284 100 4.50 58..272 120 4,55
03..830 120 4.50 77..230 J20 4.55
72..247 40 4.60 78..218 40 4.65
5..aM -1.50 59. . . . 253 4.55
57..H02 40 4.50 C3..240 4.65
13..271 100 4.50 01..274 4.65
50..254 120 4.62'tf 00..214 40 4.55
r > S.,270 2SO1.531 $ CO..258 4.55
01..287 200 4.55 133..203 4.57 }
2..321 200 4.55 01..213 100 4.61K
OJ..207 SO 4.55 40.W3 : 310 4.6' } $
02..COO 40 4.55 04..245 4.00
TOHKCltS.
11..ISO 4.00 30..170 4.00
J5..180 4.00 27..171 4.00
H..181 4.CO
siinr.p.
No. Av. Pr.
00 Nebraska ewes nnd lambs 70 $4.50
Ilnngc ol' I'rlcffs.
Showing the highest and lowest prices
iwild for beef and shipping steers on the days
Indicated during the past three years. Sales
of cattle In less than car load lots not In
cluded.
I .March laid. | March 1887. I .March issg.
4 20 fj 4 60 Sunday. 3 IX ) © I 115
Sunday. 4 : to en i rc > II .1) ) C'Cl < U >
3 76 ( ft 4 15 4 OJ © 4 R ) : i m © 4 lo
3 7S © 4 4'J a 75 < a 4 nu } 3 40 ( lit 4. ' !
3 110 © 4 ! 4 in © 4 05 3 75 © 4 30
April I8SJ April 1S87 April Ib83
3 BTS ! © I IW 1 III © 4 IX ) Sunday.
4 r.O 1 F. ft ; I 65 n no © i ill
4 a ) © 4 30 Sunday. : i r.r , i 41
Sunnnr * 'Jo © 4 00 3 70 © t 60
w 4 2. " > 4 2 > S I 70 : i in ) ©
4 10 dt 4 40 4 15 CO 4 55 : i ro © i M
3 00 © 4 75 4 20 ® 4 6(1 ( 3 B5 © 4 50
< f ft 4 .TO 4 on © 4 nr Sunday.
3 00 < r& 4 IV 4 10 < i 4 35 3 I1T > © 4 40
© 4 40 Sunday. 3 fiO © 4 Si
Sunday. n r.o © t IM
3 SB © 4 60 3 CB ft I IB
4 10 © 4 CO 4 00 © 4 60 3 K' , © 4 20
4 43 W 4 70 4 00 © 4 45 3 50 © 1 40
44 4 61 4 00 © 4 45 Sunday.
4 ( JO © 4 90 4 00 © 4 45 3 7 : > © i r
U HI to 4 40 Sunday. I ) 55 © I 40
Sunday. 4 00 © 4 40 ! i 67 > i4 25
Ijivo Stock Notes.
A slow cattle m nrkct.
Hogs 5@10c lower.
Ono load of sheep received. "
Top on hogs nt Sioux City , S4.57J .
TOD on hogs at Kansas City , $1.55.
J. D. Shields bought a string of Yorkers
for Urainard Uros. , of New York.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Protlucn. Fruits , Etc.
HUTTEU Creamery Fancy print , 83&24c ;
choice print , 31@33c ; fancy solid packed , 20
@ 23o ; choice solid packed , 10@20c. Dairy-
Fancy roll , 17@10c ; choice , 15@10c ; good , 12
C' Wc ; low grades , 10@Uc.
CnncsK Full cream" Cheddars , choice llj-f
@ 12. ! c ; full cream flats , two in hoop , HJ < fT ( <
We ; full ercatn Y. A. , choice , 12) @ 13c ; off
grades and skims , 5it9c ( ; limhurger , 10@12e ;
brick , ll > < C' 12c ; Swiss , 14@15c.
Eoos Strictly fresh , SfoOc.
LIVE POUI.TKY Chickens , per doz , $4.00 ;
ducks , $3.59 ; geese , $ S.OO < g9.00 ; turkeys , per
lb , 10@12c.
ViJAii Heavy grassers. 150 to 200 Ibs , 5@
Co ; inferior calves , 50 to CO Ibs. 8@5c : me
dium to good , 70 to 85 Ibs , 4@0c ; choice to
fancy , 100 to 130 Ibs , C@7c.
VEOBTAIII.KS Potatoes , Nebraska ana
Iowa , choice largo , 20@25c ; common , 1S@
19c ; sweet potatoes , Jersey , per bhl , ? 3.75 ( < g
$3.00 ; carrots , 35@40c ; cabbage , California ,
lettuce , 35 < vf30c ; cucumbers , $1.00 ; string
beans , per box , $1.25@1.50 : celery , 15 < 2'JOc
per bu ; spinach , ? l.OO per ubl ; pie ulant 8@
lOc per lb ; parsley , per doz , 25c ; soup
bundles , 35o ; cauliflower , $1,50@1.75 ; aspara
gus , 85c@LOO ; beats , now , 40c ; green peas ,
81.00.
GAMB Mallard , per doz , ? 3.00@3.50 , red
head , per doz , $2.50@3.00 ; teal , per doz , $1.75
(22.00 ( ; common small , per doz , § 1.00@1.50 ;
rabbits , per doz , 00c@5l.00 ; Jack rabbits , per
doz , $3.00@3.0 ; souirrels , per doz.OOcQlsl.OO ;
jack snipe , S1.00@1.25.
AIII-MS Per bbl , fancy New York and
Michigan , S2.75 ; choice , ? 2.25 ; choice Mis
souri , S3.2S : good , ? 1.75@2.00 ; poor , 75c@1.00.
FOHKIONFIIUIT Malaga grapes , kegs , 40
to 55 Ibs , lOcj pcrlb ; bananas , per bunch ,
$1.5003.00 ; lemons , fancy now , 300 to 300s ,
? 3.00@i.75 : ; oranges , Los Angeles , $2.50 ;
Uivcraldcs , 3.50 ; Navels , ? 5.00 ; Messiuns ,
CHANUKHKIES Bell & Bugle , choice , ? 0.00 ;
Bell & Cherry , choice , $5.50 ; choice Jersey ,
$7.25.
limes Green salted No. 1. 5rt)5Kc ! ) ; Nc. 2 ,
3@3Kc ; calf , 5@5Kc ; dry flint , 7@ c.
BEANS Navies , hand picked , per bu ,
$2.10@i.2 < ) ; good clean country. $1.05@2.00 ;
off or poor stock , $1.00 1.50 ; California , $2.00
@ 2.10.
CiUEii Michigan , per hbl$4.50(75.)0New ( ( ) ;
York , per bbl , $5.00 ( 5.50 ; half bbl , $2.75 ®
8.00.
8.00.FKATiinns
FKATiinns Per lb , prlmelive geese , white ,
35T40c ( ? ; mixed with gray , 2o@30o ; damp
and musty , 10ft20c ; nrimo live domc'stic
duck , 20@'J5c ; wild duck , 15 ( 20c.
SAUUIIKIIAUT Per bbl , 30 gal , choice , $3.00 ;
per half barrel , $2.00.
Porcoitx Per lb , rice , 1@1X ° ; common ,
HONIY : 1-lb frames , choice white , 15@10c ;
dark , 13@14c ; strained , 10 ( < 12c.
JIM.UES 3J < j@4e per Ibj preserves , 10@12c
per lb.
LAUD 7J o in 50-lb pkgs.
MiNCEMBAT 0 > j7c per lb.
30@50e per box.
Groceries.
Revised prices are as follows :
BAaoiso Stark A , seamless , 22c ; Airjos-
kcug , seamless , 17 } c ; Lew'ston ' A , seamless ,
lOo ; American , seamless , 17c ; Durlaps , 4 to 5
bu , ll@14u ; gunnies , single , 14o ; gunnies ,
double , 23c : wool sacks , 40c.
TwiNiis-Flax , 20c ; cotton , 18@23c.
Dm ED FituiTS Figs , in boxes , per lb , 0@
lOc ; dates , In boxes , 7@10c ; London Dchosu
raisins , per box , $5,00 ; Malaga loose ratslns ,
* 3.803.50 ; new Valencia raisins , perlb.7j.fe ;
California loose Muscatels , per box , $1.50@
2.10 ; California Londons , 18iS , $3.80 ; pitted
cherries , 17c ; California pitted plums , per lb ,
0@lle ; dried blackberries , per lb , C@7c ;
dried raspberries , per lb , 20o ; evaporated ap
ples , 0@7 > < o ; California unparcd evaporated
peaches , lOo ; evaporated California apricots ,
14(317e ( ! ; currants , 5c ; Turkish prunes , 4 % @
4 > fo ; citron , 23@2lc ; orange peel , 15o ; lemon
peel , 14o ; California French prunes , 7@llc ,
PICKLES Medium , in bbls , 5.00 ; do , in
half bbls , $3.00 ; small , in ubls 0.00 ; do , In
half bbls , $3,60 ; gherkins , in bbls , $7,00 ; do ,
in half bbls. ,00.
CoKniEH Gorman , 24Jfc ; Mc-
Laughlin's XXXX , 24 c ; Arlosa , 34 > fc.
CorriiES Green Mocha , 27c ; Hlo , good ,
20o : Mandahllnp , S0@23c , roasting Ulo , lOo ;
O. O. Java , 24@20o ; Java , Interior. 2'- ( < l2.'Jo ;
Hlo , fancy , 23c ; Santos and Maracalbo , 17@
lOo.
lOo.SUOAII
SUOAII Granulated , SJfc ; conf. A , 8Wo ;
white extra C , S o ; extra C , 7J e : yellow O ,
7/o , ' ; cut loaf , Oo ; powdered , Oc ; cubes , 9c.
BEB8AVAX Cholco yellow. 20@33 > o ; dark
colored , 13@14 a
Toiucco Plug , 20@35c : smoking , 10lOc.
S.u/f $1.35@1,40 per bbl.
HOPE Sisal M In. . 14o ,
MAI-I.E SUOAII Bricks , ll@12c per lb ;
penny fakes , l'13o pr lb ; pure maple
syrup , $1.00 tier gallon ,
SuciAH Svnui's 3ltf45o ( per gallon.
WitAPi'iso PAVKII Man la , 0 > c per lb ;
straw , l@lo per lb ; rag , 3 } c per lb.
TEAS Young Hyson , common to fair , 18 ®
25a ; Young Hyson , good to fancy , lK(255u ) ( ;
Gunoowder , common to good , 22C $25o ; Gun
powder , choice to fancy , 40@G5ef Japan , comj
man to medium , 12@20o ; Japan , choice to
fancy , 80@45o ; Oolong , common to good , 25@
4 Do : Oolong , choice to fancy , fK70o ; Im
perial , common to medium ; 25 ( < j35o ; Im
perial , good to fancy , 40@50c.
CIIAUUEKS < ! @ 7o per lb ; assorted cakes ,
8@15o per lb. ai per list
OAXDT Mixod. OK@12Jfo ; "t k , ° M@lloj
rock candy , lOKQLSci fancy candy , 7@23c.
HOLLAND
MAI KKHEL Family , half 'bbl , $13.50 ; No.
1 , $13.60.
Con Fi n tf@Slc. !
STAUCH l@T > < c '
NVTS Almomis , 10@lSc ; Pecans , 13o ; Bra
zils , flc ; peanuts , 0$10c ( ,
SHCES Whole Allspice- ; Cassia , lOc ;
Cloves , 25c ; Nutmegs , 70c ; Pepper , 20e ,
BAGS Union square , 35 per cent discount.
Dry Gooild.
COTTON FIANNKI.S 10 per cent trade dis
count. Unbleached LL , S&o : cc. OJ/c ; SS ,
7rc ; EB , 8fo ; GG , Hfc ; XX , lOHoj OO
like ! NX , 12' ' os AA , 14ci DU , 15 fc ; TT ,
lOKi'i VVT , ISc ; UB , 10o ; , , blpichcd , SO. S' 'c ;
SO , IflKc. Brown and slalo , 60 , Oc ; GO , 13jc ;
IKJ. 10c ; 70 , . . ; , v , .
CAitrcT WAIIP Bibb , white , lOe1 colored ,
23c.
23c.BATTS Standard , 8c ; Gem , lOe ; Beauty ,
2J4c ; Hoono , Ho : B. cased , Jfl.60.
PUINTS Solid colors Atlantic , Co ; Slate ,
Co ; Uerlin oil , CJ o ; Garner oil , Oj7c.
PniNTS PinUund Robes Allen , Co ; River
point , 5)c ) ; Steel River , OJ cj Richmond ,
0)o ; Pnclllc , 7c.
PitiNfs Dress Charter Oak. Kfo } : Ram-
npo , 4c ; bed I , Rhc ; Allen , Oo ; Richmond , Co ;
Windsor , 0 } o ; Kddystono , OJ o ; Pacillc , Ojfc.
PitiSTS Indigo Ultic St. Lodger , 5&o ;
Arnold , OJ oi American , 0c ; Arnold C ,
long cloth , Oc ; Arnold U , long cloth , lOilc :
Arnold , Gold Seal , 10Jc ; Stclfol A , 12o ;
Windsor , Gold Ticket , HiKc ; Arnold A , U'c.
GINOIUM Plunket checks , OVo ; Whlttcn-
ton , OJjfe ; York. 7l.c ; Normnndi dress , 7 0 ;
Renfrew dress , S ( &lZ o' Whlttenton , 7 cj
Calcutta ,
CAMIIUICS Slater , Go ; Woods , 5o ; Stand
ard , 60 ; Peacock , 5f.
BMACIIII : ) SiiEETixo Ellorton ,
Housekeeper , 8 } o ; Nuw Candidate. SJ e ;
Berkolov cambric , No. 00 , O'fc ; Best vet ,
44 , ttc ; Buttorcloth , OO. 4 > 4e ; Cabot , \4c\ \ \
Farwell , half bleached , SJti'j Fruit of Loom ,
SJfc ; Green G , Oc ; Hope , 7 c : Kine Phillip
cambric , IDo ; Lonsdalo cnuibrle , lOc ; Lons-
dale S } e ; Now York Mills , lOc ; Pepperoll ,
42 In. , lO c ; Pepperell. 40 in , ) c ; Pepper-
ell , 0-1 , M c ; Popperoll , 8-4 , 20c ; Poppcrell ,
tw. 83c ; Pepperell , 10-4 , 24o ; Canton , 4-4 ,
8 o ; Canton , 4-4 , UJ < e ; Triumph , Co ; Warn-
HUtta , lie ; Valley , oc.
BUOWN SIIEBTIXO Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7 " ! c ;
Atlantic H , 4-4 , 7c ; Atlantic , D , 4-4 , O' c ; At
lantic P , 4-4 , Cc ; Aurora LL , 4-4 , Cc ; Aurora
C.4-1 , 41.'c ; Crown XXX , 4-1. 0 > 4'c ; Hooslor
LL , 4-1 , Oo ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7jfc ; Law
rence LL , 4-4 , Oc ; Old Dominion , 4-4 , 5 } c ;
Pepperell , 1C , 40 inch , 7 > c ; Pcpporoll , B-4 ,
17c ; Pepporell , 0-4 , 21c ; Pepperell , 10-4 , 22o ;
Utlca C , 4-4 , 4Jfc ; Wachusctt , 4 4 , 7U'c ; Au
rora H. 4-4 , 7c ; Aurora B , 4-4 , C e.
FI.ANKKLS , PLAIII Haftsmen.'Oc ; Goshen ,
32Kc ; Clear Lake , 80Ko ; Iron Mountain ,
OKc.
FLANNELS , WHITE Q H No. 2. K , 22Kc ;
G H No. 1 , { , 2fl o : B II No. 2. 22 0 ; B H
No. 1 , 3f , ! (0o ( ; Qucchoo No. 1 , % . 42c ; Quo-
cheo No. 2 , % , 87Kc : Queehco No. 8 , Jf , 32 > jfc ;
Annwan , 82 c ; Windsor , 22 } c.
FLANNELS , Run C , 24-inch , 15Kc ; E , 21-
inch , 21Mc ; G G , 24-inch , 20o ; H A F , ? { ,
25c ; J It F. H , 27c ; G. % , 2oc.
COIISITJIANS Androscoggin , % c ; Kcar-
sarge , 7J c ; Rockport , OJfc ; Concatoga , OJ c.
TICKS Oakland , A , 7X ° ! International ,
YY , So ; Shetucket , S , 8Xe ; Warren , No.
S70 , lOe ; Berwick , HA , I8c ; Acme , 13u :
York , 30-Inch , 12 } e ; York , 8'J-inch , 13 > < o ;
Swift River , So ; ThorndikoOO , S > o ; Thorn-
dlko BF , 8. ' < ? c ; Thorndlko 120 , 0' ; c : Thorn-
dike XX , luc ; Cordis No. 5 , O'jTc ; Cordis No.
4 , lOJ c.
DKNIMS Amoskeng , 0 oz , lOXo ; Everett , 7
oz , 13jc } ; York , 7 oz , 18 } c ; Huymuker , 8 } c ;
Jaffroy , XX , llj c : JulTroy , XXX , 12'e ' ;
Beaver Creek , AA , 12c ; "Beaver Creole , B'B ,
lie ; Beaver Creek , CC , lOc.
KENTUCKY JKANS Memorial , 15c ; Da
kota , ISc ; Durham , 27 fc ; Hercules , 18c ;
Leamington , 22 > $ c ; Cottswold , 27 > c ; Mel
ville , 25c.
Ciusn Stevens' B , 5 } c ; Stevens' B ,
bleached , 7c ; Stevens' A , 7o ; Stevens' A ,
bleached , 8u ; Stevens' P. 7'ic : Stevens' P ,
bleached , 8c ; StevcnsNN , 8J o ; Stevens' N ,
bleached , O c ; Stevens' SIM' ll > c.
Dt'CKest Point , 20-inch 8 oz , lOJ o ;
do , 10 oz , 12 > c ; do , 12 oz , 15o ; do , 40-inch , 11
oz , ICc.
Mctnl nnd Tinners' Stock ,
Block tin , small pig .20
Block tin , bar. ,83
Copper , planished boiler sizes ' 30
Copper , cold rolled , , . ' .20
Copper , sheathing .20
Copper , pltts .80
Copper , Huts .23
Gal. sheet iron , Juniata , 50 , 10 and
5 percent discount
Pat. planished iron , 24 to 27 A
Pnt. planished iron , 24 to 27 B
Ivooflng , 1C , 14x20 , 112 sheets 5.75
Roofing , IX , 14x20,112 sheets 7.00
Roollng , 1C. 20x23 , 112 sheets 11.00
Roofing , IX , 20x2 $ , 112 sheets 13.60
Sheet iron No. 20 : i.3T
fahcotlron No. 27 3.45
Solder. 14@li (
Tin plate , best charcoal
1C , 10x14 , 2'2.- sheets 0.50
IX , 10x14 , BJo sheets 8.25
Tin plate , coke
1C , 10x14,225 sheets C.OO
Steel nails . ' . '
, per keg 2.0
Steel wire nulls , per keg 2.05
Lumber.
Dimensions and Timber
13 ft 14 ft 10 ft 18 ft 20 ft 22@24 ft
2xi ! § 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 17.00 20.00
2x0 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 17.00 20.00
2xS 15.00 15.00 15.00 1000 17.00 20.00
2x10 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 17.00 2000
2x12 15.00 15.00 15.03 10.00 17.00 20.00
4x8 8x8. . 10.00 10.00 10.00 17.00 17.00 20.00
Fencing
No. 1 , 4 and C inch , 13 and 14
feet rough S10.CO@10.SO
No. 1 , 4 and 0 Inch , 10 feet 17.00 ® 17.50
No. 2 , 4 and 0 inch , 12 and 14
feet 13.50@14.00
No. 2 , 4 nnd 0 inch , 10 feet 15.00t 18.CO
Finishing
1st and 2d clear , IK inch s,2s. . 49.00@51.00
1st and 2d clear , IX and 2 inch
s,2s 47.00(350.00 (
8d clear , Ifef inch s , 2s 48.00 ( 40.00
8d clear , 1 } ? and 2 inch , 8 , 2s. . . 43.00 ( ; 40.00
B select , 1y and 3 inch s ,
2s 37.00@3S.00
1st nnd 2d clear , 1 inch s , 2s. . . 45.00
A select , 1 inch s , 2s 84.00
B select , 1 inch B , 2s 31.00
Flooring
1st com 0 Inch whlto plno 34.00
2d " " "
81.00
8d " " "
20.00
D " ' "
20.00
Com 4 nnd 0 inch yellow pine. . 15.50
Star " " " " . . 18.00
1st and 2d clear yellow pine , 4
and 0 inch 20.00
Poplar Lumber
Clear poplar , box Boards , % In
s,2s 85.00
Clear poplar , % In panel " 80.00
Clear poplar , jtf in panel 35.00
Clear poplar , } in stock wide ,
8,2s 28.00
Clear poplor.corrugatca celling ,
H in. . . . . . 30.00
Posts-
White cedar , 0 Inch Halves 12
" " 5 } ' " ' ' and
8 inch qra , t. > . 11
Whlto cedar , 4 Inchhulvcs 10
Tennessee red cedarsplit. . . . 10
Split oak ( white ) 8
Sawed oak ( white ) . . 10
Shingles , per M
XXclear . ; ; : ) . 3.20
Extra "A * /
. 2.80
Standard A ; ' ; .i 3.00
Cinch clcur . ; 1.000170
0 inch clear , ; , 1.76M1.80
No. 1 4. , , 1.10 ( 1.15
California red wood , dimension
widths I , . ' 4.50
Cypress , clear heart , dimension
widths .1 8.40
Luth , perM : ' . 2.50
Ship Lap rl
No. 1 , plain , Sand IS-inoh 17,50
No. 2 , plain , Sand 1(1 ( inch 15.50
No. 1 , O. G 18.00
Siding
1st com , 12 nnd 10 feet 22.00
2d " " 10.00
3d " " 15.00
Fence " " 18.00
Stock Boards
A 13-inch , K. 1 B. 12,14 , and 10 ft 40.00
B " " "
41,00
C " " ( t 8U.OO
D " " " " 23.00
No. 1 com. 13 in. s. 1 B. 13 feet. . 18.00
No. 1 ll " " 14 und
10 feet 17.BO@16.50
No. 1 com , 13 in. B. I B. 10 , 18 ,
and 20 feet 19.50
No. 3 com , 13 in s. 1 s. 14 and
10 feet , 17.00
Colling and partitions
1st com 5f in whlto plno parti
tion. . . . 83.00
2d com Jf in whlto pine parti
tion. . . . . , 27.00
Clear & in yellow plno ceiling. 20.00
Clear . 4 in Norwjy 14.50
3d com -V In Norway. 13.00
Hoards-
No. 1 com s I s 13,14 and 10 ft. 10.00
No. 3 " " " " 10.60
No. 3 " " " f 14,50
No. 4 shlp'g cull , add 60c per
1,000 for rough 12,00
Battens , well tubing , pickets
O. G. Balls , 2 } Inch 00
O , G. Balls. JVx3 , . 1 s M
0 In. well tubing , D. ft M. nnd
bov 22.00
Pickets , D. ft H , flat 20.00
Pickets , D. ft A. , square 10.00
Lime , clo
Qulncy whlto lime , best 00
Kngllsh and German Portland
cement R40
Milwaukee and Loulsvllto 1.80
Michigan and Fort Dodge plas
ter , , , . . , , . 225
' ' ' ' *
Blue Haplds plaster' . ! . , ! ! ! ! . 1 1.P5
Hair 20
Sash , 00 nnd 10 per cent dis
count ; 50 and 10 per cent dis
count. > .
Tarred felt , percwt 2.0.1
Straw boards 1.05
SHROEDER & DEAN
,
GRAIN
,
Basement First National Dank ,
305 Sniilli lltth Struct , - Omaliu
THE BilLWAT TIME TiLES ,
OMAHA.
UNltN I'Ai'IHU. l.cavo Arrive
Dopnt 10th nnd Mnrcy sts. Oiimha. Omnhn.
1'aclllo Kxprcss 7:55 : p in 7:10 n in
Chcyemio Kxprcss liM j > m 12i"i : p in
Denver Kxpross 10UJ : a 111 Uii.'i p in
liiinaixs City , Lincoln &
Heat rice Kxprcss & :0o : a in 11 SO p m
I'apllllon 1'assciiBor fliuO p 111 7:10 H in
All nbovo trains dixlly.
C. , ST.'l' . , M. . .VO. .
DepotIfithts Wobstersts.
'Sioux City Express. . . . . . 1 : ( H1 p in ( W pm
Kmorson Accommoilat'n : iuO : n in 0:1 : J pin
'Oakland Accomniod'u. . 5:00 p in 8'J : > n m
St. Paul Llmltoil Kt.i : a in 7IW : p in
'I'lorcnco I'nstjcnf , ° ar 7T > n m 0:40 : 11 m
* l''loronce ' ' 1'assenRor fl:3t ) p in li20 : ! p in
M'lorenco I'asaeiiKcr 10:30 : n m : no n in
H'"lnronca 1'nssongor 4:3) p m 1:30 : p in
Dally Kxcopt Sunday.
tSuntlny only.
C. .V N"-W. It. U. l.oavo Arrive
Depot 10th nna .Mixrcv sts. Onmlin. Omaha.
No. 0 11:15 a m
No. 8 , Vcstllmlo : t:4r : > p in
No. 4 dully oxcupt Sat'dy 0:15 : p in
No.i : Dully except Jloud'y 10:09 : a in
No. 7 , Vostibnlo 10OJ : a in
No. 5 7:05 : p in
HOUTU. Arrive
Depot 10th and Muson sts. OnmliR. Omaha.
Chicago Vcstlbnlo lix. . . . 4:00 : p m ! ) : ) a m
C'liicnfe'o.Miill V.M a in 0K : , p m
Chicago Local (1:4. ( : p 111 :60 : a in
Denver Vestibule Kx. . . lUor : , a m ; tl5 p ni
Lincoln & Concordla Lo'l 11:15 : a in GK1 : ( p in
Colorado Mall 7tfl : p m ! i:40 : a in
Kansas flty Kxpress. . . . lJ ) : : > u in 0:4a : in
Kansas City Express. . . . Hd : p in 0:50 : p 111
Except Saturdny. fKxcnptJ outlay.
SUDUItBAN TRAINS.
Weniwnr l.
Ilunulng between Council IHtiffs and Al
bright. In addition to thu stations mentioned ,
trains stop at Twentieth and Twenty.fourth
streets , and nt tnu Summit In Omaha.
EnHt wnrcl
AlI I South Omaha Tra llroiul-
bright. Omaha Shooloy depot way.
A.M. A.M. A. M.
r > :55 000 ; UllO
7:00 : 7ftr > 7lf >
7:00 : 7W 8:07 :
flu5 : 8:10 : K:22 :
H:5u : 8:55 : 0:07 :
0:05 : 9:10 : 0:22 :
9:50 : 9:55 : 10:07 :
10:05 : 10:10 : 10:22 :
10WJ : 10 A ; 11:07 :
11:50 : 11:55 : 1' . JI.
P. M. P. AI. 12UT :
12:50 : 12:55 1:07 :
1:50 : 1:55 :07
2M : ) 2:56 : : i:07 :
3 ; 10 3:16 : 3:27 :
3:50 : 3:55 : 4:07 : 4:15 :
4:20 : 4:25 : 4U7 : 4:16 :
4 : . ' ,0 4:55 6:07 : r.i5 :
H:20 : fi : ' 6:37 : r > :45 :
6:50 : o : ; > 6 0:07 : uir : >
0:00 : fl:55 : 7:07 : 7:15 :
7:50 : 7:55 8T ; ( 8:15 :
8:50 : 8:55 : U:07 : 915 ;
9:50 : 9:55 : 10:07 : 10:15 :
] 0W : ar. 11:30 :
12:10 : 12:21 : am lv. 12:30 :
COUNCIIj
CHICAGO , HOCK. ISLAND A : PACIFIC.
I.onvo. I Arrive.
No.B 0Mp.m.lA : ( No.l 7:00 : a. in.
No , U 000 ; n. in.io No.fi 5W : p. m.
No.4. . . . U:10 : u. m.'A ' No.U aMiiii. in.
CHICAGO. HUKIilNHTON & QU1NOVV
No.4 0:60 : u. m.A | No. 6 WtlSa. m.
No , 0 Ufifi : D. m.A | No.I ) fliilup. in.
Hxcept Suturiliiy. * | { xcept Monday.
CHICAGO ic NOUTHWUtiTJiUN.
No. 8 U40 ; a. m. No. 7 Ul'i : a. in.
No , H 4:15 : p. m.jNo. ! l OjOOa. in.
' ' ' > 'm < l ° ' ' ' P'
A'UTrolii 'ia'yI )
CHICAGO. MIMVAUKHUi-BT. I'AIJf/ .
A No.2 UlJa. : ( m. A No.l. .0:50 : a. m ,
A No.4 . . .7OJp. : III. A No. II. .7:10 n. in.
KANSAS um' ' ffin 1' " COUNCIL
No.3. . . . . : ai a. m.iA No.3. . .0:10a. : m ,
No.4. . . . . b:3U : p. m.lA No.l 0:25 : p.m.
SIOUX'cTfV A ; PACIFIC.
A No.10 7:05a.m.lA : No.U 8l : n. in ,
A No. 12 7OJti. : in. A No. 11 :00i : ) . in ,
OMAI/A / A : ST. 1.0U18.
A No a. . . : aiI p. m. A No.7 12:00 : m.
A iliilly ; II dally except Saturday ; 0 except
Sunday : i > except Monday : fast mall.
'Jho time ( jlveu abore U for Transfer , there
being from Uvo to ten minutes betwuonTrans-
er and local depott.
* * - * ww-in'l
ARrlcullurnl Implements. .
CHURCHILL PARKER ,
Dealer ! ! ! Agricnltnial Implements , Wagons
Ortl Kci and toiedos. Jonc < street , between Ctli iind
lUth , Uninhit , NctitR'Kn ,
LINING Bit A METCALF CO. ,
Agricnlt' ' Implements , Wagons , Carriages
llugglc , oto. Wholesale. Omihii , Ncbrftikn.
PARLIN , ORENDORF A MARTIN CO.
\Vholc nle Denier * In
Agricnltnral Implements , WagonsS Bnggics
Ml. KB , t01miJt07Jonc.il Mreet. Oman * .
MOL1NEMILUURNASTODDARD CO. ,
Manufacturers nml Jobbers In
Wagons , Buggies , RaXes- , Plows Etc , .
Cor. Mn nd 1'acino street ; , Omntia.
Artists * IVlatorlnls.
A. HOSPE , Jr. ,
Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs ,
JS13 Douglas street Omaha , Xcbravka.
Boots and Shoos.
IK. V. MOUSE A CO. ,
Jobbers or Boots and Shoes ,
1101,1101 , HUft IHnislin Mroet , Omaha. .MnnnfRctorr ,
Summer lUiecl , lloston ,
Conl , Coke nntl Llmo.
OMAHA COAL , COKE A LIME CO. ,
Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal ,
SO ! ) South IStli street , Oninbn , Nobriuka.
NEliRASlfA PUE1. CO. ,
SliipsofCoaladCoto
SH South 13th Bl.Omalm , Neb.
PERKINS , aTci & LAUAN ,
Importers anil Jobbers of
Crockery , Glassware , Lamps , Silverware
Kto. 1614 Furanm street , new 1'nzton building.
Commission and Storage.
RIDDELL , t RIDDELL ,
Storage and Coinmission Merchants ,
Specialties lltutor , enes . , chcep. poultry , name.
lll.Mlowftril ( .trcct. Omahn. Neb.
DryjCoods and Not long.
"
M. E. SMITH A CO. ,
Dry Goods , Fiimisning Goods and Notions
1102 andllOl IlotiKlai , cor. lltb street , Omnlm , Nob.
KILPATRICK-KOCH DRV GOODS CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers in Dry GoodsNotions ,
Gents' Jurnbblne uoods. Corner llth nnd Ilaroey
streets , Onmlm , Nebraska.
IIEL1N , THOMPSON A CO. ,
Importers nnd Jobbers of
Woolens and Tailors' ' Trimmings ,
817 r-outh Kth street.
Furniture.
DEWEY A STOJfE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture
Knrnnm street , Omalia. Nebraska.
CHARLES SHIVERICK ,
Furniture ,
Cmaha Nebraska.
Crooorlos.
PAXTON , GALLAGHER A CO.
Wholesale Groceries and Provisions ,
703,707,709 nnd 711 South 10th St. , Ornixha , Nob.
McCORD , BRADY A CO. ,
Wholesale Grocers'
13th nnd t < cavcnworth streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
Hardware
ir. J. UROATCIL
Heavy Hardware , Iron aud Steel ,
BprlDKS , wagon stock , hardware , lumber , etc. 1203
nnd iil Humor street , Omaha.
LEE , CLARKE , ANDREESEN HARD
WARE COMPANY.
Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate ,
Metals , sheet Iron , otc. AecnH for Howe scales.
Miami powder and Ijyman barbed wire ,
JIIMEttAUGII A TAYLOR.
Build rs1 Hardware and Scale RcpajrShop ,
Mechanics' tools nnd ItutTalo ncalcs. H05 DouBlat
Mi net , Omaha. Neb.
_ Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Axle urcnse , etc. , Uninhn. A. II. IIIsluip , Manuncr ,
Papor.
CARPENTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers ,
Carry n nice Block of printing , wrapping and writing
pnpor. bpeclul attention xlvca to car loail orders
XL HARDY A CO. ,
Jobbers of
Toys , Dolls , Albums , Fancy Goods ,
Bouse furnishing ( 'OOJ , children's carrlauo , oVc.
Wti i'truaui ( truck ,
JOHNA.WAKEFIELD ,
Wholesale Limber , Etc ,
laported and American I'ortlnnil cement. 8tU
Bgtnt let Milwaukee liydruullo ooment and
( Julncr nultullnic.
CIIAS R. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood carpets and pnrquetllnnrlna. Vth and U.iuglai
streets , Umubii , Neb ,
OMAHA LUMliER CO , ,
AllKinfls of RuildingMatcria ! at Wholesale ,
16th Street nnd Union Pacific Track , Omaha ,
LOO IS 11RADFORD ,
Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sasb ,
Coots , Blc , Yards-Cornet 7th and Douglas , Corner
10th and Douglas ;
FRED \V. \ GRAY.
Lumber , Limu Cement , Etc , , Etc ,
Corner Mb and Douglas Sis. , Omaha ,
C. N. DIETZ.
Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber ,
13th uuil California Streets , Omaha , Nebraska ,
J3JJ' ' IP Sr.JLS.Iil .N
L OVERVELDER & CO. ,
Imprters & Jobliers in Millinery & Notions
m 210 and 211 Sontli lltb itroet.
Notions.
J. T. RO1UNSON NOTION CO. ,
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods ,
iW and ( M KOBtli 10th street , Omaha.
PALMER , RWItMAN A CO. ,
Live Stock Commission Merchants ,
UNION STOCK YA RDS CO. ,
Of Omaua , Limited ,
fJohn K. Ilord , Bujcriutfndent.
Your Business by using our Chroma
and lluslness Canlii. Advertising Novelties
c. , printed to order Samples and prices by
mail , ( to lluslness men only ) to els. Address
RICE BnOTHERS ,
710 North -joth St. , Philadelphia , Pa.
Doots nnd Shoos.
KiniCRlfDALL , JOAJS A CO. ,
BuoooMors to HeeJ , Jones A Co.
Wholesale Manufacturers of Boots & Shccj
AgcnUfor lloiton U MtPhooCo , 1107. 1101 nnd 11M
Hartley Ktrnet , onmbn , Nebr i i . ' ,
Drowors.
STOUZ A 1LER ,
Laser Boor Brewers ,
Klghlccath ttrctt. Om h , NK
Cornloo. . . . .
EAOLE CORNICE ORKS ,
HauiifaotiirersofGalyaiiized Iron Cornice
Wtmton-raps nncl motnllc nltllRliti. John Kpenfter.
rruprlctor. 10S nnJ liutnulh 10th itrveU
Offoo FfxturoB _
MANUFACTURING co ,
Mnnnfncturcrs of
BanK , OillcBaiiu Saloon Fixtes ,
Unltc' , Hlrfobonnls , Hook CMPI. Drun VtxtnrcK l
< ; i 0 ! , rftrtllloni. ltnlMnfjConiUcr .lIccrRn < l\Vln
.
Codloro. Mlrinrn , KinKurHirj mill onlro , 1730 nJ 17
foutti KHli Ht. , omahn. T > ! ephon 1121.
Eloxoo.
JOHN L. W1LKIE ,
rroprieior Oinalia Paper Box Factory ,
No * . 1317 .W . 13UI DouRlfti flroot , Omnha , Net ) .
Snsh , Doors , Eto.
M. A. DIS11ROW A CO. ,
Whol . slo inftnufnctmort ot
Sasb , Doors , Blinds anil Mouldings , '
Ilrnnch olllcn , I21U nnil linnl strocr Omnlm , Neb.
ItOHN MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Manufacliirers of Sasli , Boors , Blinds ,
MouMIncatnlr work nnd Inti'tlor Imnt nooil llnlsb.
N.I.corni'rEtli nnil l.i'nveinvirill streets ,
Oiunhn , Noli.
§ * oorrtFUlnB8 _ , ' Pu m pa , Eto.
Tl'lAM 11KATIXU CO
Pomps , Pipes and Engines ,
Steam , water , rnllwnr niul tnlnlns niiiplle | > , eta.
IW , i niHlW4 Knnmm ttrcot , Omalin.
17. S. WIND ENGINE A PUMP CO. , I
Steam and Water Supplies , I
KUlhlaj wind mlll . V19 mid ei St-.Onmht.
11. K. Itois , noting Ainn
HROWNELL A CO ,
Engines , Boilers and General Machinery.
IheuHron work , rtcam purapj , iniv mills. K13-1J1 *
rtli itrvct , Ornntt * .
Iron Works.
STEAM ItOlLER WORKS ,
Carter A Son , Prop's. Monufncturprs of all klndi
Steaia Boilers , Tanks and Sheet Iron WorK
Works Boutti Wtli ami II. & M. crusting.
PAXTON A VIERLING IRON WORKS ,
Wrought and Cast'Iron Billing Worlf ,
Inplncs. brns wnrk , ( icncrnl foundry , ninchltio nnd
bhiclsnilth viirk. Oillco nndtirX , U. 1 > . Itr.
nnil 17tli stroc'l , Oinaliil.
OMAHA WIRE A IRON WORKS ,
Mannfactnrers of Wire aud Iron Railings
Ucilt rails , window Rimrds , lluwcr stands , wlro
etc. l INuith Iftli street , Omulm.
OMAHA SAFE A IRON WORKS ,
Manf'rs ' of Fire and Burglar Proif Safes ,
Vaults , Jnll work. Iron shutters and lira oscapcf.
U. Andrccn , ( irnp'r. Cur. lull anil Jackson 8t .
-TIIU-
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
OF TUB
Chicago , Milwaukee & t , Paul R'y ' ,
The Dcsl Route from Omnlm and Council
HIii ( ft to
THE EAST-
T\VO TRAINS DAILY UKTWKBN OMAUA ANJI
COUNCIL UI.UKr'8
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. Tail ) , Minneapolis , Cedar Ilanldg ,
Kock Isluuil. Fi-ecport , Rockford ,
Clinton , DulMiqiic , Davenport ,
Elgin , Madison , .Tnncsvlllo/
Iteloit , Wlnonn , La Crosse ,
And all other Important points East , Nortbenst aa <
Soutliuust.
For tlirouuh tlckots. call on tlio tlcki-t ngpnt at 1SOI
Karnum street , In Ilnrkur llloc < , or at Union 1'nclflil
I'lillinau Sleepers and the llne t Dining Cars In tU
world are rim on the nriln line of thu Chlcnfco , Mil"
vrnukco A Ht. I'nnl llullway. nnd every uttontlnn II
piild to pa . aoiiKon by courteous employes ol th (
coin It. puny. Mil.Mill.Uencral Mnnn er.
J. K. TUOKKIt , As l lanllcnorsl Mnnrvcor.
A. V. H. CAlll'ENTKH , General 1'asienKor an *
Ticket Aiont. :
CKO. K. IIKAI'TOKD , Assistant Gonerall'assenBei
and Ticket Avent.
T. J , CbAKK , Genera ) Superintendent.
ltu'I
Are the Best ,
IN TIIK liRSENTJAIj QUALITIES OP
Durability , Evenness ol
Point , and Workmanship.
BanipIcR for trial of 12 different Rtylea by mall.on
receipt of 1O ceiiti III fctaiiii | < i. Auk for card No , 8.
WISON , BLAKEMHN & CO , ,
Corner IGlh and I'arnatii Streets , Chamber ot
C'ommerco Hulldlng ,
Capital Stool : $400,000
Liitlillitv of Storklioltlcr * 800OOd
Five iierccnt pulil on iloio | l ! . loan ? nmito on ra l
Btntounil pcr.ioiml ccurltyi nuto , warrunti , ntuckj
nil Lionels imrchaHeil.
JOHN L. MII.KH. I'runlilonl. OKFlCliKS :
MAMUKIi COTMCIl. Vlco I'rpnldPiit.
DH.XTl'Ilt I , . THOMAS , C liler.
IlUAltl ) OF DlltF.UTOItS :
Jolin I , . MI1P9 , Kniitui llansun ,
t-umiU'U.'otn r , John II.Kvuns.
Andrew ItoanmUer , .Morris Morrison ,
\Y. A. I. . ( Jlbbun , licit. K. llnrUur ,
( iov. Alvln H.tiniJLTS , lii.'xtcr Ij.'rbomu ,
Normiui A. Klllili , Juniui Tliuiupwa ,
1' . I ) . Johniou , John lluiti.
II. Anderson.
U. S. rEPOSITOBY.
OMAHA , - - NEBRASKA
$500,000
Surplus 100,000
HKHMAN KOUNT/I ! , President ,
JOHN A. CUKIOHTON , Vlco I'rcsldout.
F. II. DAVIH. Cimhter.
W. II. MKGQUIKABMatant Cashier
State Line.
To ( ilas-oiv , II el fast , Dublin ami Liverpool
From New York Every Tuesday ,
Cabin pasHagu Jffli to 450 , according to locution
of mutti room , Kxctiralou Wi to WJ.
gtccragu to and from Kuropo at Lowust Kutea.
AUSTIN JIAIJ\VIN JfCO. . ( leu'l Agents.
fc'l llroadwny , Now Vorlc.
JOHN HIiOKN : , Ocii'l Wegt'irn Agent ,
181 Itundolph Bt , , ChlcuL'O.
HAHItV K. MOOHI3S. Agent , Omalm ,
UcdUcctl Cubin Hutcs to GliiKL'ow Kx-
hibition.
luirtTumorsCUItKn no' . .
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CANCER buuklrre. UD.Kdiiiiiiri..B.ii. '
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