TEE OMAHA DAllAr BEJTOTRSDAT - , AUGUST 28 , 1800.
i PTIIT * tr\r * ir'iixTO'p utoiitoi'
A CEuSADE AGAINST DISEASE ,
fi"hd Bourd of Health Endeavoring to
Ascertain "Where It Lurks ,
WELL WATER FOUND DELETERIOUS.
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A Joint Committee of tlio Council
arid Bonn ! of Trntlo to Entertain
tlio Ueleiiatcs or the National
For in era"
Tbe board of health held an Important
meeting In the rooms of the fire and police
com mission.
All the members were present except Mr.
ChafTeo of the city council , who bnd gone , as
n member of the Invitation committee , to ex
tend the f reedora of the city to the national
farmers' congress now In session nt the
DlufTs.
It was the first meeting held slnco the city
council voted the board t-1,000 to work -with ,
and the interest displayed by the members
VMS greater than had been previously dis
played.
A lengthy discussion arose over the sub
ject of abating the nuisances which exist in
various portions of the city , as pointed out
in Tun BBE.
A. new variety of nuisances was brought to
the hoard's attention through a communica
tion from W. V. Hudson. The letter related
to the water furnished from the veils be
longing to houses located at , the southwest
corner of Twenty-fifth and CorDy streets ,
known as Patrick's addition , the lots being
Noa. 2718-20-2.2. The fluid it held was unfit
for use. Sanitary Ofllcer 1'cttlt reported
having examined these wells nnd finding
them in n foul condition , The board Imme
diately ordered thesonulsancesabatcd within
ten days.
MM. Jsh , whose property on Jones street
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth hnd been
complained of ta a nuisance , explained that
the complaint , was based upon badly needed
BC-.vcr facilities. The board recommend that
v the council order a scwcr to he built in that
district.
Tbo matter of foul well water bcinc re
curred to , the secretary was Instructed to
make ten analyses of the water referred to
otid report result to tbe next meeting.
Chief Scavcy said that -while ho was not
familiar with the wells in the locality re
ferred to , ho had examined others nnd was
Mitlstic-d that In many Instances if the wells
wore given a good cleaning out they would
lo In a healthful condition until next spring.
A well was reported at 813 South Seven
teenth street as being a nuisance , and was
ordered closed.
Airs. Hnnorin Corrignn,2125 South Twelfth ,
reported a fearful nuisance in the shape of n
stagnant pool on the northeast corner of
Twelfth and Bancroft. Ordered abated.
A communication from Ed. Spellerberg ,
1012 North Twenty-first street , said there
wore eighteen privies on lot 1 , block l'J3 , ] { , at
the southwest corner of Twenty-first nnd
Nicholas , nnd that they wow in simply an
indescribable condition. Ordered abated.
A communication signed by nineteen resi
dents called attention to the condition of the
sewerage at southwest corner of Sixteenth
and Hurt streets. Sewer connection was or
dered made.
Then came a pe-k or moro of letters refer
ring to alleged nuisances and requested action
by the hoard. The latter instructed the san
itary ofllccr to ruako an inspection of each
case and report on satnoat the next meeting.
Ofilccr Hudson reported fourteen wells in
the vicinity of Twenty-fourth and Cunilng as
In a very bad condition. Ueforred to tbo
sanltnrv ofllccr.
The secretary was Instructed to prepare an
ordinance for the abatement of privy iiui-
snnccs.
The question as to tlio hours when garbage
should bo removed was sprung by a commu-
cation from Chnso & Eddy , asking that the
board order the garbage wagon to cull before
9 a. m. and nfter 0 p. m.
After considerable discussion , and. on mo
tion of Chief Seavey , the board ordered that
garbage bo removed in the district de
scribed by Tentb and Eighteenth
street.- ' and Capitol avenue and
to Hamey street before B a. m. and after G p.
m.
m.A bill of Dr. Lord for making tiptherccord
ol births and deaths ; SiO a month for three
months , was oidcrca paid.
City Physician Utipen called the board's at
tention to the fact that diphtheria was dins-
ing to Omaha with serious tenacity as it
should not in such open weather.
Being asked what steps ho would suRgest
to loosen its hold , the doctor replied there
should bo a man specially employed to visit
every house whcro there was diphtheria ,
scarlet fever , typhoid fever or contagious
diseases of any sort find out the eitent of
the case nnd wurn people not to enter the
house so afflicted.
Itwas decided to have Health-Ofllcer
Pettit do this work and a policeman to look
nftcr and report the nuisances , thus saving
the employing of an additional man.
Dr. ( fapen also urged thatthe dairieashould
bo thoroughly inspocteddi ! > easedcows looked
tip and disposed of.
No dellnito action -von taken. The secro-
; ary was instructed to look into the matter
rthcr und report at the next meeting.
It was recommended that the city council
advertise- forbids for a site fora pest house.
The council will bo naked for anotncr sani
tary inspector in addition to ofllccr Pettit.
On motion of Chief Seavey the board
recommended to the council that it pass an
ordinance making it a misdemeanor to clean
vaults nt other times than between the hours
of 11 p. in.andla. . in.
A communication from ils. A. M. Clark.
Twenty-seventh and Pierce streets , asked
the board to replace a lot of carpet and work
ing clothes which she hod destroyed after a
severe sieso of malignant dlpthcria that re
sulted In the death of three out of four chil
dren in her family.
Oniccr Pettit said tbo goods had been
thoroughly fumigated , and In his opinion had
boon destroyed unnecessarily. The letter
was placed on lilo.
Ofllcer Pettit told the board ho hnd spent
$75 for street car faro during tbo past three
months and asked that he bo remunerated.
The board couldn't sec that it bad any
authority to comply with the request
Adjourned. _
"Sorao years ago Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
cured mo cf asthma after the best medical
skill had failed to give me relief , A. few
weeks since , being again troubled with the
disease , I was promptly relieved by the same
remedy. " F1. S. Hasslcr , Editor Argus ,
Table Hock , Neb.
1NV1T1XO KAK3IEHS.
Tlio Council Committed ( Joes to the
liltifTs nn That 'Mission ,
The city council comm'ttoo appointed tonr-
i for entertaining the delegates to the
national farmers' congress now in session In
the Bluffs met nt the mayor's office. It re
quired but a few minutes to ascertain that all
were heartily in favor of extending the freedom
dom of the city to the agricultural visitors.
Tlio committee construed the Instructions
of the council to warrant it incurring what
ever expense might bo necessary in order to
make the reception a success.
Mr. Osthoff announced that ho had had a
talk with Superintendent Gilmora of the
Missouri Pacific railroad , and that gentleman
had miortncd him thut If the Union Pacific
would take the delegates to South Omaha , bis
. line would bring them , back.
The members of the committee concluded
that the Union Pacific -would concur In such
nn arrangement.
A trio to South Omaha la the forenoon , a
luncheon nnd a ilrivu around Omaha in the
afternoon were then decldixl upon.
The committee concluded to bvito the
mayor and city council of Council Uluffs to
lake part in the drive.
AlM Kr3 , Chaffee , D.ivis , Lowv nnd Oslhoff
were appointed a sub-committee to go to the
Bluffs immediately nnd forrnallv Invite the
congress nnd learn its vleasuro on tbe dues-
tjoiis , as also regarding the day upon which
they would beplenMsd to visit the ( iatoCity.
Tlio meeting then adjourned , to reconvene
upon the return of the sub-committee
The committee reassembled atS o'clock
nnd Chairman CliafTco reported that the
congress hud accepted Omaha's proffer of
courtesies. After a little consultation the
delegation informed the committee that they
would leave tlio Bluffl lor thii cltj t tj
o'clotk this morn inc. Upon their
arrival they will bo taken to South Omaha
mil snown through the stoekjirdsanO pack-
Int ; tousci nnd the citv of South Omaha
They u-Ill bo rcttirned to Omala In tlrno
for a luncheon lo bo plven them here , iftcr
which they wl'l ' IKS riven n lonp drlvo over
the city. There will bo a hundred or more ,
and it is desired to have one well-posted
Omaha citizen In each carriage.
The committee was unable lo sec the city
fathers of acrow the river , but it li thought
there is no doubt whatever 03 to their ao
companlnu the congress.
President Martin of the board of trade has
appointed the following gentlemen a commit *
too to act la conjunction with the city council
In cotcrtalntncthadelegates ! J. A. "U'ako
Held. C. 0. Lobeck , H. G. Clark , James
Stcpuenson and W. N. 'ason.
Instead of taking the Union Pacific train at
Council niufTs , as was proposed to do. a
ctiango la the programme uas been made.
The party will corno to this cltj over the
bridro motor line. They will then vlsitSouth
Omaha In the morning , Inspect the packing
houses and stockyards , returning via the Belt
line at noon ntnl will diuo at ono oftho princi
pal hotels , after -\vhlchttiey will bo drives
about the city la carriages.
MOIITUAKY.
Charles II. Dewcy.
A telegram was received from Battle Crock
Mich. , yesterday afternoon , conveying tie
startling thotigh not unexpected Information
that Charles II , Dctvey was deaJ , the end
being reached at 12i4 ( ) o'clock.
j\lthougl tie news was received late In the
afternoon , thcsad Intelligence was soon the
talk of the street.
Mr. Klerstciul , in a telegram to THE BEE ,
stated thJt " .Mr. Deweykeptup his courage
until this morning , when ho gave ur > the bat
tle and sild he was willing to go , Dr. Col-
man xvasat hli bedside till the end. "
IN'O man in Omaha was better known than
Charles IF. Dewey.nndtho announcement of
his death will cause universal rcrret atnonjr
his business oequalnUinces and hislarpc array
of personal friends in Omabaandall over the
counti-j * .
It hna been known for some weeks that Mr.
Dowey's condition was such as to precludes
any hope of his recovery , nnd his friends
were in a measure prcptred for the announce
ment of his demise. Two months ago 31r.
Dcivey went to the Sanitarium at Battle
Creek , Micli. , hoplny , through the treat
ment in practice there , to secure a res
toration of his strength , which had been
impaired Jor a number of years. Ho
was temporarily benefited , but the
hoped for strength was not g.iincJ. Ills
trouble , which was of the stonuch , became.
aggravated about four weeks ago. and from
that time until his death his oDly nourish
ment was of a liquid character. For a time
it almost seemed as If Mr. DJWCJ : would
cheat the grim destroyer , but It was not to
bo ; his malady had taken too firm a hold
upon his system to be shaken off. He
was rational to the moment of his
death , and innde arrangements for the
disposition nnd management of his busi
ness matters. Mrs. Dcwey and W. I.
Klerstcad , one of Mr. Dcwcy's business part
ners , were -\rith tlui at the time of his death.
Mr. Bewev was bom In Kcnnebec county ,
Elaine , and lived during his boyhood days in
Ohio. He Avas one of the first rneu to rus h to
California in ISl'J in search of a fortune In
the gold fields which had Just been dis
covered. He spent seven years in
California and on the Pacific coast
nnd met with tbo usual ups and
downs of an adventurer's life.
In ISM Mr. Dcwf > y went to Sacramento ,
where-ho met Mr. A. J. Simpson , another 'of
Omaha's old settler's , and they formed a co
partnership In the carriage business. Tbey
remained together for upwards of two years
and a half , when Mr. Dewey returned east ,
locating in Indiana , where- engaged in the
furuituro business. The schooling ho re
ceived there proved most valuable to him in
after years , when the firm of XJcwey &
Stone , now the Dewov & Stone furniture
company , vas organized in Omaha.
During tlio spring of 1SG3 the deceased
started for Denver with an ox team and
passed through. Omaha , pitch Ing his camp on
tbe corner of Fifteenth street and Capitol ave
nue. .Afterrestingforashorttiinshc'ro hocon-
tlnued his trip west through Montana and
Idaho , afterward returning to Denver , where
he opened afurxlturehouse.
Ho finally returned to tlo cast and ,
after living a time In Tennessee and
lowu , drifted to Omaha In 16 > i5. At
that time tbo Union Pacific road was
being hullt and Omaha was the liveliest
cf all the frontier towns. With a teen busi
ness foresight , Mr. Dewey saw In lae rude
frontier town the. foundation of a great com
mercial metropolis , nnd ho invested all his
money , less than$2,000 , in the furniture busi
ness. Soon after opening the establishment
he associated ivith hlnisolf.Mr. E. L. Stone
as a. business partner. He lived to see his
small Investment grow Into ono of the
largest and most successful establishments
of the kind in the United States.
Mr. Dewey had a natural taste for travel , a
tastotbat he gratified , after his success in
business warranted It , to an eiteut that gave
him the title oftho great Onwhn traveler. "
Ho went toEuropo for his health in 1870 and
matloa tour of the continent , and since that
time has -visited altnoit every place of note in
the known world. He was. in Paris during-
part of tbe Franco-Prussian war and watched
with a deep interest the stirring evcuts of
that period , Ho was in Paris again in ISTts
nsouoof the United States commissioners ,
appointed by President Arthur to
the world's exposition. Ho tooh
a trip around the world in
1SS1 , sailing from San Francisco , and from
that time to his death traveled almost con
tinuously. Ho was planning another trip
around the world when ho was taken with
his last illuess. Ho was a staunch republi
can , but took no active part in politics. He
was married to Miss Hell at Belleville , O. ,
In I860. Mrs. Dcwoyandau adopted daugh
ter , Miss Hello Dewey , who is at Xantasket
Beach , survive him.
No estimate of Mr. Dewcy's character Is
needed. Ho was almost universally known
In Omaha and Nebraska as a liberal , enter-
prislnpr , independent , manly nun.
Schlagel says that ono commences to die
from the inside , but this is not true of the
man who Is now traveling upon his longest
Journey. Ho commenced to die from the out
side , for Ills heart was always young , Ho
was always hopeful and ever inclined to look
upon the briclit side of things when bis phy-
slciuns know that hope had long sinvo de
parted.
Dr. Victor Coffman nnd Mr. Kierstead v left
for Battle Creek several days ace to nccom-
nany Mr. Dewey home. Dr. Coffman belicv.
lug that a euro might still be effected could
ho ho brought bach to the city ho loved so
well Rut before the party started home-
ward death came to the relief of tbo patient ,
gentle sufferer and there was no wed of pro
longing the battle longer.
The body will arrive nt 9:30 a. m. Friday ,
funeral arrangements not having yet be n
finally completed.
This year children's clny at the fair
will be September ] , Every child will
bo presented with a Bouvenir , the com
pliments of the Douglas County Agricul
tural society , Tickets may Lo liad ly
applying to Charles Counover , secretary
school board , or tit the Ernerspu seed
companyV , northeast corner Fifteenth
and Howard streets.
Xlie AVcck's Ilclurns Show ft Heel no
tion of .1OOOO Hoys.
Cixcmvri , O. , August 27 , [ Special Tele
gram to THIS BEE. ] Tomorrow's Price Cur
rent will say : The well's packing in the
\vestsuo\v3 a reduction of 4'KKI ' < hogi from
tbo preceding week , wliilo still ( rrvuter In
cicoss olti corre-iotiditij | ) ( perloil cf lait year.
Total for the wcelc 2T5,000 , against 115,000 a
year ago , nuil ( rout March l,0fi'i,000 , , ajralnst
5,145,000 lost year. Leading places compare
as follows :
Well , Sarah , -\vhat kavorou been doinpto
make you look soj-oucjl 0. nolhinx much ,
only been wlna Hall's Hwr lt ne\ver to r -
suire tie color to my bilr.
THE SPECULATIVE MiHffilS.
"Wheat Opeas Higher All Around , With a
VerjWild Hufcet.
OATS QUIET COMPARED WITH WHEAT.
Interest Manifested In Protls-
, Together With a Firmer
Market , Make Kctter Prices
Cattle and Hogs.
Cinaoo , August 27 , [ Special Telezram to
THE llEE.i-There a rattling time In
vlioatto-dnjr. 1'flcos started abet lo higher
till around on a somewhat wild market. Ile-
fore 1 o'clock or Ices broke from 21t3ooa n still
wlldcrmarket. The opening was very largely
attributed to the very bullish statements con-
tlined In Ileerbohm's early mcssageon Brit
ish markets. Then. too. bulls who have made
much money for weeks on that sldoand have
talked (1.U3 ( for wheat were ready to taloon
moro at the promise of a further ndvanco.
This tbey did early and the hljh prices ot the
day wcro reached at once after
the cponlns. September bold at 51.05'i ' or
lic ! over last night. December opened at
tl.UD'jor thereabouts and tnuclicd 81.10 , orl'AO
over jester lay's dosing. May started above
ll.lt ! and readied ll.U tar a few scattering
litlea.Blthough tolling orders at tbat fljur , < !
cou Id not tie executed ,
Tliere was a drop In the prlccof 1'ie ' to1.12
tcforo 11 o'clock. This was on fairly good
helllns by S. V. White Ac Co. , Logan , Kutuuin
ana nanv wlio played the market fora re
action , Tlieru MIS umioeoodnupport all the
ny down from 11.10 to Jl.lh-V for December.
The market did not pet , materially below this
level unt 11 uearly noon.
Tnen It was that usystcmatlcraldwasinade
on tUe market. Hull houses turned
la to realize on round lots of lonx
wheat and Ijears sold vrltti all their
tnlRlit , .Mnnv lirokcre nulicd Into the pit iiiul
sola rlzlit and left nnd It wasdlttlcult for the
trade at larjo lo toll who was hitting thviimr-
keu Coii.-jlciious nnione the lions 's cllln <
oroS. V.n'lill & Co. . Iwnbniu A Uo.Hoy
den i Co. , VYnlkur & Co. , Logan & Co. , Ed-
ivarUsfc Co. , Mcl'ornilck&Co. , besides 1'ald- '
rldse , Seckel and Jlltclicll. Smaller fellows ,
who were lnoMn to bo hivllv ; Ions of vhuat ,
weroforecd todlssorge. Bomowltliont prolitt
and others at a po-ltl\o lo s. Thu drop lu
prices was very rapid. September wcut to
hUSJi , nearly JJo from the top , and Ic under
last nlsliti Th'ceniber to ] .07-'i , 2'iC from
tlio tnp and lo under last night , and
Maytoil.ll ? * . Thi * ondcd tlio selling for n
short time. December recovered to fl.03.
About 1J:10 : a second bearish turn can led the
price of December elf to ll.o l < , nearly IJcfrota
the top , with other months equally dcprrosed ,
Dispatches and selling orders of the Uyan
crowd at St. I/ouls licli > cd tlio break here.
Mvcrpoolcables held linn and closed a ( urt.li-
liiK higher. The receipts at winter wliunt
points vere lUlit , New Vork cleared no
wheat anil but lit tlonour.
During the last ( ew minutes there was a
sllglit recovery from tlio bottom prlees In
wheat. Sept ember > ld us low as tl.UJ'i ' and
closed at il.UPi. December recovered from
tl.O'U to $ l.07i , Justlc under the close yester
day , and May sold at ! J.lli ! low and closed ut
n. m.
Tlio corn maiket went to pieces today for
several reasons. To be ln wllh , there nas no
frostauy hcre , no Icnipcraturuuiirwlicru be-
lov.MI. and no Indications of anytliini ; but the
most favorable weather for the near future.
ActliiR with this was theslldoln the price o (
wheat. High prices all depend on the crop
shortage , and food product-scourge and tine ,
nil act lu sympathy. Then , too.
there was a chiinge lu tlio tone
of country dispatcher The buylnc of
yesterday wasnotcontlnucd. The action of
the market uii to 1 o'clock wns : September
Jttc. off tol-'c : JlayMSc , elF to.'il'iC.
There was an Improved fcclliix In corn at
- unu toolato to help prices.
Lust IlKtires vero but ? ie up from the very
bottom prices , and the loss for the day \vaslo
to 1'io for all months. August , was Quoted
with September. .septeniber M > 1 < 1 at 4"C ami
closed aUS'sQltCiOctoberUracljed 48.Sc and
closed atlSUt'May51 ; ? c , and closed at "lic ,
orlljo loiver.
There was a quiet time In oats compared
wlthothcr grain markets. Tlio entire range
of prices was within J-jC to ? ic , and eloslns
prices were close to the bottom for deferred
mouths , with a higher closing : for August , and
lic to ? io loss for September and October.
August was quoted at 7Hc at thcclose. Spp-
teinber wld at .K\c to IXj'ie. uud closed at
L < OMc ; October closed at3to ; May wldatSO.'iC
to Wu toiwifccat thoclo'.c.
Thcrowas a lively Interest In provisions.
Most of the scsslontho market showed a little
firiuiicH5 < j and little better prices at the open-
In ? . Tlierevras a slight decline before the
cull , a nil late In the day prices went down
under selllno pressure In sympathy with the
decline In other markets.
September pork closed 25o lower at $10.73 ;
January , 10c oft atcflil'H. after s-ellliiK at
fliOOMiid $12.45. and May lOe lower at Jiai : , .
LanlViKotr2IJc to'Hc , wltlisalcsof October
at , the close at ? O.'l7Vi and January at 3W.
January rlbswcredownto Jo.sS. lOe under last
night , and closed at SJS7V5. lliiylnir of Sep
tember ribs by Aimourheldtbatmonth moro
steady. _
1'IIMCA.GO LIVE STOCK. ,
CUJCACO. AiiKtist27.-tSucclal Tolcsram to
TITE Dic.1 CATTLE Business continues ac
tive , with another upturn In values on prime
native sleers , and other graded continue to
share in the general upturn. Lnrge numbers
of good natives sold up to lo.OO and ? I10 , nnd
up to 5.30 and co.- " > , and such as were not first
class , M.W toil. 83 and 81.UJ. whllocon > raon and
mediuni&old at ( J.SO to 84.00. Texans were
quoted steady and native batchers' stock Is
selllnK a shade liljjher than on Monday or
Tuesday , lop prices : 83.W to ( X3 ; second
class I-W tutJ.SW : third ela s. O.CIto W.S5 ;
Texans , fi.55 to WJ3 ; range Texani.ei.Oi ; Mon-
tanas , 5UO toH.'JO ,
llOGs-Husluesswat act I ve. with an upturn
of about oc all around. Uoiich nnd common ,
SUViW.W ; prime packers. tt.M'H.ld ' ; prime
lu-avy , lJ.154n.lK ) ; ifght sorts , W.2oai.Ui.
NEW VOHK , A-ugust S7 , [ Special Telegramto
TIIE HEE. ] STOCKS The stock market was a
disappointment this morning , The action of
yesterday caused much good feeling in circles
generally and glowliiR dispatches were sent
out last night. The upturn la prices of 1 to 3
points yesterday was heralded as tlio begin
ning oftho grand rally which was tovlpo out
alllos e.4 oftho past fortnight. Today the
street came down to the belief that perhaps It
was but a littlerunnln ; In of shorts caused by
the clearing up cif the worst features of thu
strike and thu adverse money market.
The early market tho-wed no uies&uro of
.jns stock and no jircat demand from any
source. Itwasa commonplaceuiaiket. HII-
vcr was a trltlo finuer at ft.HI. riuimr , alter
dropping elf to TS'ic ' , recovered to TU c or a
fraction o er the close vestcrduy. IJcforo
noon Un'on 1'acIHo moved up ! is from the
open In : to Cl : c. Aside from this there wasiio
btrenclh anywhere In the list.
Illg Four was olt 1'i ' at the first with a par
tial recovery later. J.ako Shore was off Vi ,
Xortliiestcrn ! i , Kock Island V. St.
1'aul . Lacluwanna U and Heading
1'i ' per cent. Atchlson recovered to
4'i , Tiock Island to 8(1 ( und St. 1'aul to
Tibeforo noon , while mostof the others were
stagnant and at a fractional decline.
The public does uot take hold of the market
nt all and the question of crop shortage , which
has been overlooked of late , viouilsn to bo a
bearish Influence. London bought St. 1'aul ' ,
Atchlson ami lyoulsvlllo on the decline. The
principal sellln ? was by profcsslonul bears ,
i'ho sales ot stocks today reachid 113,000
shares.
Theflrmness noticed for a sliort time after
midday was but temporary. IJui In ? the clo.s-
Ing hours all stocks vere anin freely sold and
the losses for the day for the moro active
stocks were from 1 toli per cent. IR | | Tour.
LouisvilleCanada &utliern and J.nke Shore
each lost afull point ; Atchlson 1 ? < , IHirlliiK-
ton ! ' < , Itock Island IS' , Lackavanna lif ,
whilst St. 1'aul , Northwestern and a few
othcri held upalltllo Letter , At the close
there was nottlng very cncouraglns In debt
for holders.
The folloiving were the closing quotations ;
U. H. < icouwn | r.'i' ( Northern I'liciUc. Ai
IT , S. 4i regular | Oo jirclerrcd 82
U. S. WB rcfular 10(1 ( { !
MOXKV Easyataafi per cent.
, IMiIUE . Mtltc. < STir.E I'xi'tu .VJ ® ? per ceat.
' '
. EXCIIAVOB-Quiet ; '
billsU.K3UI dtinunJ ,
.Mlnlnc Stocks.
NEW YOHK. Au-u > tJT. [ Special Tclejntn to
Tu K Re&.l-The rollovrl u i uro the tulalns stock
quotations ; "
Alice SO 'Mount ' Diablo , . . . . . . . ZZi
Adam Con. . . . . , , , . . 1U Oolarlu. . < 1UU
{ North llelltUle 11U 1'lrmoutb 'MO
J Uo l „ . . . js 1'tocnli , Arli. . . . , , . jou ,
ICittoUuDlti.ll.il 190
Con.Calo.ind Yi. . . 40 ! < UU
l > ca < l > oc > dT. . . . . , . Its
Hale I Nercrosi. . . . yu Setter Creek.
IlonKktiUci " , . . . . , , , . .luti
SS5
I'K t ) & CL'E ll.i It ft ZTtt.
CniCAOO , AKiwtlT. tilS.
Kusr ; casli , $1.03 : SkptoriUcr , ll.UJi May ,
fl.HS. >
Corn Steady ; cwh and fcptcrnbcr. 49'ic ' ;
Mnr , f > l ic. 'i ,
Oils Mend ; ; c h , iKHfetSeptcmbcf , 3CJci !
Mny , ate. . , '
Hj-o Finn at ( VTc.
Iltrlcj-Stcady ll 72c. '
- ,
Flax i-ewl Steady ntll. < JU ! | .
VVhlsVy 41.13. -i/
I'ork Uullicnsh , 811.M ; Joptcrnbcr , 810.75 ;
Jnniiarjtl2.1i. ; ( ,
lard -Stondr ; ca h. B.50cpt § bor , J0.215 ;
January. KJ.fWW.S S. . '
I'lotir-Wlthout stMXlal clinntto ; winter
; jprlnjvlictit , gi.ij'jQ .73 ; rc.
.
lluUt Moat -Sliiillclcr . tl.TTittV6tHl short
elear. * o.T iVi. " > ; short rlb < tl.-.sr ( > 3.l.w.
lluttcr-Hlli ; crcuincry , ly&Slc ; dairy , 1S3
ISc.
Cheese Finn ; full ercntn elitddnr * . " ' * ©
Set lluU&U 'Sc ' : YoiinAinerlcii9,8VOUUc. ,
Kics-Slronz ; fresh , ICEtKf.
Illdos-Uiichanirwl : firm ) henry and lljht
prccn salt < * d,7H"i.'iItc | < 1l > iilllilclc4. fi'.io ; crocn
Rnltcil calf. 6'ilWK ' ? | drjf nintsaic ! drr salted
hides , 7C | drjrcalf.SBHW ! dcacon < , piicli. 'Ma ,
Tallow lTnhnnsed ! steady : No. 1 , solid
packed , Oici No.J , 4e | cake , 51 Sc.
KccetuM Slilpmont .
Flour , bbls . . . . lftt.cxfl lU.fcn
Corn. lil ) . . 5iri.f ) 2-flXrO (
Outs. UU . 370.001) ) Ul'.OOO
NEW VOIIK , Ausmt 27-Wlicat llccclpts.
r ? , WO busliol ! ) oporto , none : jwt closed Si ©
lo oIT ! No. 2 nil , 8l. SV411.0ii In elovntor ;
* LOS aLCK)1 ) ! nlltat ; II.OS ai.o-j i f. n. u.top-
tlons advanced onrly ISlViconrfJuccJ I'rcnch
crop estimates anil bad went her abroad , IM-
ucted nnd sold off l ? < J2\cN'o. | 2rcd. Atijust ,
closed at fi.K ( i.
Corn-Hccclpts,57.WOlmsliel' ; o\port . 5J.T03
uslioli ! spot e lined lower ; No. U ,
lfimtif M'iffi-VtJue ? uflnnt *
_ " _ " . . _ . 700
sl t"-weiik"aiiU "liUVi'o < iuvtn ; Xo. 2
wliltc. 4J7843.1 : mixed woMcrn , U ! > 81.u ; ; vliltc
western , 4.'i3Vc ; options -\vcalteri August clos
ing tit il'ic.
UofTec Option ! closed stendy and un-
clianstwl to 11 points Usher , Sales : 41030 lass ;
Aiiffiist , fS.5.S ( * ! * . : ; September , 8lJ,70317.r > ;
spoi linn ; fair oiirsoc * . frJO.5.
$ titiir Kntr llrin ; fair loflnln ? , r ! ( c nsked ;
eontrlfiical" , M te t. C o nskt-d ; refined.
Urm and liljliorjoir "A , " 3 H&aJJicj standard
"A. " C'tc ' ; cut , loaf , CUcj poMderud , OHOc ;
jrumlatcHl.Ci-lIi. : : .
1'ctroicuni United closed for September nt
SI'ic. '
KscsFlrmwestern. . IBWIc.
1'orlJ-Steady ; uoss , J12 ) i5l .53.
Lard-Lover and dull ; ttcstoruntram.tl-'V ' ) .
IHittcr Cholcostrongcstern \ \ dairy , Uillc ;
creauiory , 1I&24C.
Chccio rirm ; kln , ac. ! !
ST. Ioum , Anpust 27-OlosInK-Wlioat
Irregular ; casn , fl.W ! ; Suptcmbcr , Sl.OOii ;
Uci-ciiibcr , u. < fl i.
Oorn Lower ; cash IVs ; September. 4440.
OatH-l ewer ; cash. : n > 4ci May , USfc.
l'orh-st atly atill.'S.
J-ard-l'-lrin atW.U.-i.
Whisky Steady ut 11.13.
lluttcr Unciiansted : creamery , cliolce , ISO
20o ; Elgin , S&siju dairy , Uiiuc.
MIXNCAPOLIS. Aucmt 27. Wheat Receipts ,
71 cars ; shipments 1'k'ars' ' , sainule.s sold ( jultv
veil early ; lutcriuoMcl slowlv , Closing : No.
1 hurd , August , SI. II : on track. gl.l. > ; N'o. 1
northern. Auiru't. Sl.MJi ; September , $1.0. ' : on
trade , tl.Ojt&l.oy,1 Xo.9 northern. August , 11.01 :
on track. SLiS3 l.03.
KANSAS CITV , August 27.Theat \ Lower ;
No. 2 hard , ca h IKki No. 2 red. cash , USc.
Corn Weak : .No. 2 , cast , 4al4 ! < ; ; August ,
no bids -t7onskcd.
Oats-Steady ; No. 2. casli , SOa-JCKc ; August ,
W5e Lid.
CCiNct.vNAir , August S7.-Wjeat ] Easier ; No ,
3 red , 110211.
Corn Urgently ollciedj lower ; No. 2 mixed ,
' '
-
Oats-StadvNo. ; Snilscd.
AVhlsky-U.ia
MILWAUKHE , August. S7. ft'licat Actl vc |
No. 3 nprlny ; , cash , S1.0IQ.1.W ; tcptnuber ,
Jl.oo.
Corn-Quiet ; .No. 3,49V5e.
Oiits-Kasy ; J o. 2 wliltu , 371
LIVERPOOUuirust 27-Wheat firm ; dc-
mud poor ! holdorsofTcrspannuly ,
Oorn I'lrin ; duinand huprovluj 1 ; mixed
western , 4s7J dpcr icntal.
tan as , C1.40a4.'dO.
IIoj < Korelpta , 21,000 ; market active and
higher ; prime packers , fcl.to.1ii4. 10 ; JassOrttxl
hoavraiid butchers weights , t ) . UVJ 1.3 J ; light ,
14.1534.05.
Sheep Hocelpt'i , flOOO > jnarlcct steady ;
natives. * ) .OOa < .73 : westerns. M.U551.40 ; Tex
ans. tl.20C24.40 ; lain 1)3 ) , $ o.2 > tr.0.37-i. !
IC.AXSAS OITV , Auzust 27. Cuttle Kecelpt * .
3.0JO ; shlpmonU. 1000 ; market strong. 15c
hlglier ; steers , S3.25a4. ! i eowa , tl ffS M ;
Btx > okers and feeders. er , TJ5.T.i5.
Hots Itccclpw. 9.WJ ; shipments , 5,403 ; mar
ket higher ; allgrades. SJ.5txa4.03-J. !
ST. Louis , Aupust 27. Cattle Receipts ,
2.000 ; stilpinenU , 1 , JO : market higher ; fair to
fancy native steers , $ -i.WSl.SO ; btockers and
feeders , -.4oai.W.
Hugs Jlecelpts , 4S03 ; market stronscr ;
IIOU.TI- , JJ.tOai..1lulled. ; . tJ.U5iil.10 ; light ,
tl.tXXtl.15.
Sioux CITV. la. . August 2J. [ Special Telo-
cra.ui to TUB HIE. ] Hogs-Kecclpts , 2.000 ;
market upeneil Tie liiplior und closed oven ;
celling at E.l.lt03-'l.liJi. ! bulk
The ColTcoSIorkct.
VORK. August 27. LSpeclal Telegram
to THE BEE. ] COKFEE Options opened steady ,
S points up to 5 points down ; closed steady
and micliaaceil to 15 points an. Sales , 4.WO
bass , IneludlnK August , $ lH. ! tS.80 ! : ! ; Septem
ber , H7.7tfil7.75 : October , 817.ltxai7.20 ; Soveia-
her. $10.03311(1. $ 70 ; Dci'etnlicr. W..VJ3IO..r > - > ! Janu
ary , 110.03 ; March. tl. > .7i ) . Spot lllo firm and
quiet ; fair cargoes tJO.O ) ? * ; , Hat bean , lUc.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle.
Wednesday , August 27.
Estimated receipts of cattle tfioj , a * com
pared with 2.4M yesterday and l,7o Wednes
day of last week. The market opened active
uiid stronger on steers , not a few early sales
liciiiR made StlOe hljMivr , but lat heavy re
ceipts and unfavorable advices changed tbo
tenor and thomuikct. lost the advance before
midday , closing Mo lorer. With liberal re
ceipts of cow stuff thomarket opened strong
on tbe Ixst grides and steady on otbers , but
soon broke iiirayand became slow and sajr-
plnj. Tlio supply of feeders wasqulto liberal
n ml the market closed slow and sagging.
The early demand for feeders was greater
than forfcoincdays past ,
Estimated receipts odious 7,300 ; coninared
With F.515 yeiteifla.v and 10.124 M't-diicsday of
lastweok. Tlie niarlcctopencd slow and sag-
King on heavy ho.'s. active and stronger nn
mixed and steauy to strong on llsht hogs. The
raiijo ofprlces was thosumeas yesterday , but
tlieaveraco of thopriccs paid will bo a shade
higher. Theranpo wasi.tt)3t.0j } ; ; Ilsrlit , 8J.Hi ®
y.bo : mUiid , SaSOIt'lKi ; lieavy , S.'LM5iU.i5. ( The
avc-ri < Bonf tbo prices paid was $ 'IS7 , coinparetl
with KJAlyesterday and $ J.75Ji Wednesday of
last week.
PrevalHnz JPriccs ,
The foUo-winpr Is atihle of pr.ces paid In
this market for tbo ( r.ida of itosk tuontioned :
Prime steers. 13'JO lo l < M ) i H.31 © j.M
Good steers. liVJ to U. > 3lris 4.0 ] ® I.M
Goodsteers. l')3J ' ) to I'JOJIbs 3.R3 frl.l5
Fair , KKIJ to 11M ! 3.5J Cil.OO
Common,803to 12JOtt > s 3. ' fn'LOO
Comtnoncanners . , , l.OJ CCl.W
Ordinary to fair cows ii.oa
Fair to good cows . „ -t )
Good tocbolco oors , 2.73
Choice to fancy cows 2.u M.r : >
Fair to seed bulls , 1.73 C .2.V ( >
Choice to fanev bulls . . . : i.M ! ffO'100
I lghtstockura and feeders. , , 2.0) ) Sf..CO
KfedersaiOtoll001bs , . , . . , 'J.ffl ( TfiSS
l'"alr tocliolco HKlit hos.M 3..rr ) fflGj
Fair to choice lieavy liojs.- . a.M fcl.OO
Fair to choice mixed liogs U.03 1100
Conipnrntlvo TnMe.
Tbo folloiflns tabla shows the ranso In
prices on hojj during thU and last weelc :
Day i , Week.
, ut 01 ta vi < as tea
Tuesday . il CO , . US a 40 63 t < s
\Vedriuidty. ,3 CU ( ii 01 3M
' 3 IS
FrMur 315 CilUS
Halunla ; . 3W ttltXJ
Avcraje Co t of
The following table glvei the averaso cos
othossun thu dates uontlonod ncluiiiig
cost today , is based upon talcs reported :
July Sj . n GJf August Xi. . Bfi3 <
July2J . 3 70 AucUstU . 3Wi ?
JulyaO . 3 M August 15 . J55J
July l . 3 : t'i ! ' August 10 . 3 ffj
.August 1 . 3.VJ AuRUbtlS
. 3 451 !
.Ali ust4 . 3 41 Ainrmt'Ji ) . 3 75'i
3 W Augusf-'l . 3 72' , '
3 Kl'fj ' Au ust22. . 3 70S
3 N < i J\iijfU 2j : . 37l \
3 fl AUKUI12.-1 . 3 8HJ
AuzustO . : i5lUSllUW ! . 3 Ki
3 CI AujuU27. . 387
August 13 B 70'i
Lio-.vj t.4alo of
Today , Yesterday.
It-hot- . ! 03 lllzheit. . . . . . .Ill 05
Lowest . 3 W Lowest. . 3 OJ
Block llicclpts.
Official Tosterdav. Estimated Today.
Oattle. . . . 117 cars , 2.4M Cattle , . . TKu.-ii-s , j.Cffl
llOKS. . , . . Wears , 8 515 IIOK < . . , . .U cars , 7.JW
Hhcep. , . . iicarj , 470 llorsci , . . Scari , 49
llor u _ . 1 ou , 1
i cons. .
23co\rs \ tea
Suffolk Laud and Cattle Company
1 canner . . 1II.V ) 1 05
14 Moors , tailings . 1103 2M
I'D feeders . &S8 2 5J
noes.
N'o. ' AT , Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
: o. . . . .208 400 K GO 54. . . Av.TO 2UO KI 83
TO. . . . .108 1GO 3 G3 65 , . .241 120 a 65
' 0. . . . .ISO Itn ) 3 70 60. . 200 : { 87 !
. .208 100 3 75 09. . eo 38 ; !
91. . . . .201 200 3 75 63 . . 23) ) UGO ; t87
C5. . . . .230 60 3 75 04. . so aw
. .245 240 II 75 69 200 atw
ioI ! ! . . 240 3 75 52 2S1 3i
2J. . . . .217 80 3 75 70 2TC 120 a IBiD
09. . . , .2ai 2SO 3 75 62 271 i-D y <
; 7. . . , .2J'J 80 3 75 no act 120 3 03
" . .214 230 3 75 08 2rt 80 310
14. . ! . IK ) 1GO 3 75 C4 an 89 3iN
KI , .103 050 3 75 " 8J 3LO
IBt. . .IS ! ) 100 3 77Ji . ! ! ! ! ! 203 airj
t. . .177 200 3 80 02 : m M 30) )
221 240 3 80 S4 ' 'Jj 4) ) aw
. .210 1GO II SO 50 ! ! ! ! ! ! ) > ira 300
70. . . -15 80 3 bO no rsi uo a 03
70.M. . . .2.V ! : wo 3 80 71. , , ice a w
M.Ci. . . .248 200 3 80 27. , , , , . 'ja 123 a j
Ci.W. . 120 3 80 C3 . , i a < ii
W. 280 U 80 no 2si 120 3 M
73. . 100 3 80 50 2 < a 43 aw
CS. . 177 120 3 80 cs y H a w
? 2. . .203 100 3 80 00 iTl w aw
70. . .217 320 3 80 64 2U 240 a
C4. . .238 200 3 80 01 M 40 :
70. . 224 030 3 60 65 207
6 ! ) . . .25) ) 2OJ 3 80 07 ai 100
67. . 100 3 83 54 Ml 100SO
CO. . 200 3 bO 54 SB SOuo
4. . .241 240 3 80 C-J 'JCS uo
CO. . 40 3 bO 5s ae
40. . 3 80 C2 SI3 123 385
50. . . -"Jl 3 80 71 2.M - aw
80 , .170 100 3 80 on.Ia7 ! ! ! ! 80 3S !
! K ) , 240 3 80 57 at ; uo aw
14. 3 80 5(5 200 40 3(5 (
. , .20(1 ( 120 3 80 CO 317 1M 3115
bl. , . ' Jl 1IW 3 834 ! " " so as.- .
0. .KB 240 3 Wli & j""i:287 : 100 a
77.J. . .t'4. 200 3 83 50 SSI 2JO 395
J. 200 3 8 } 53 Sob l' 395
il. 1208J 3 Ki 50 SO IK ) 3 16
74 , .205 8J 3 85 0 311 2UO 3 95
.203 100 3 83 M se bO 395
237 200 3 85 11 8,13 - 3W
.240 200 3 85 10 397
.2C5 240 3 Si 45a ] ; : ! > 60 3ii (
. .270.M 80 3 H ) 5'J 2 9 - 400
.M 80 3 63 50 , , . . . .2U3 SO 490
.173 40 3 H 80 400
.1M 40 . . .300 SO 490
.1M 120 3 K ! 47. . . . .357 SO 490
.ssn 3 U 57. . . . .iOO 1M 490
.177 40HI 3 63 60. . . .310 - 400
70. , HI 3 K 5'J. . . W ) 400
GO. . 120 5S. . . . . .J/J - 493
10. . 3 h5 5'J. . . - 4UO
'JO. . 63 3 HI. . . . .303 - 400
ao. . .1W 3 Ki 5'J. . . . .aw 120 400
CO. . .tsi ! 120 3 U 60. . . . .354 bO 400
67. , ICO 3 83 49 370 60 405
I'lOS A > D 8K1I-S.
7. . . .518 SCO 14 ,173 MO 323
.Ik8 U 00 b- ' . . . 174 ICO 325
JIarket Jlcntlon.
Hogs averaged a shade higher ,
Cattle closcil lower.
Cochran &T. suut Inn curof liogs Irotn H'll-
bcr.
1O. . Adiiins marketed a car of boss ( rum
Logan , la.
S , Jeubou lad acar of hogs over from IVes-
too , lu.
0. Spreehcr sent over a car of hogs froin
Di'ulbon , la.
0. U. Simmons catuo In vltb a cat of bogs
from Vcrdon.
J , P. Taylor was here with two can of hogs
from Aihton.
Teinjile Jtcld litnl two can of cattle on the
market from Shelby.
E. Pettvys , the well known i-lielbj shipper ,
sent In a curof cattle ,
Inspector Kovrurd condemned and shot l
lump jaw steer.
S. S. IIu < ll < 7 of Cedar Knplds , one ot tbe best
known shippers lu tbo state , was looking over
tins market.
Chambers & Burdickregular shippers ol
Herman , sent Inacaruf liogs. , _
John Hustle bad bois on tbo market from
Couk. tiluii Kock , Auburn and Julian.
K. I Kllennelruatid . Dauliwere In from
Ewuiiton wltli u car olcuttlu eaela.
8. Culverono of tbomoUoxtenslvo shippers
to tblimarket , was litrewith tlx curs ol cut.
tlo undonoof licjs.
J. D.Kordof tlio ilrm ot Ailam-Mjn ft. I'ord ,
Ixiup City , was ca tlio tuarkut vitb thrco can
of catllu und one of Im s.
Mr. lllulr.of Blair & Allison , AYliitlur , la ,
nmongtlio licuvlfst Mock cat tlo dealers lu tlm
ttate , was looking over the yanls.
J. U , I'rvdo vrm up from \Val ot , Mo with
fuurcarn of cliolco hos , wlileb koldat. top
prices. If Missouri lauugoodpriCftfortiori
this Istlic-Ir in uiU't.
1' . D. Ktue. secret urjr ol t he Indicator pill-
llsblticcoinpanj'of Kansas Clly , vus aiuoc ;
the vltttonut tbo yards.
Trunk Wight or tlit ttria of } \ ' U < b Clock ,
OpnoriuFullfrton county , was lit tlo y rd
with a shipment.
II , P. Church , the well known Tlcroc shipper
wasdown with a car oneh of ratlin mill hot ? * .
Tliowln' t atidoateropt were Unlit In Plcrco
county , but the corn crop -will probably run
( Iftj'biisholH ' to tbe acre , nnd tbo farnioraaro
coti'tMjufiitly looklu ? fir CIKM ! ntook hossand
rattle. N'orthoantcrn Xcbrnka Is all rlRbt
thlsyoar ns utuul ,
S. U , MHhoKS , innnaicr of tlic Wolil land
niulcattlo comuaiir , wai btra with slioarsof
Coloradocattle.
Mitnnser \ \ , N. nalKooU' eovboy brlsailc.
flftrstronc , vlll rcprosent the Htockvanlsnnd
will he ono ot tlio ti'iitures In tholnbor parade
3C02. Sixtconth mid Fnrnam streets is
the now Rock Island ticket olllco. Tick
ets lo nil points onst nt lowest rates.
The fair at Omaha which will bo liold
nt tlio fair protindson Sherman nveiiue ,
September 1 to 4 , promises to bo n suc
cess. Premium list nnd other Informa
tion will bogivcn by applying- John
Baumor , sccrotaty , Itfn Furnrun stroot.
SUKOEDER & DEAN ,
GRAIN
,
Provisions and Stocks ,
BASEMENT FIRST NATIONAL BANKj
S05 South lOtli Street. - Omnhn ,
WE ABE PURCHASERS OPSECUUK
Mortgage Bonds in Railway , Gas ,
Water nnd other Companies
PRODUCING FROM 5 TO 7 PER CENT.
onthc ntnour.t InTpjted , on rorarn'- ' lon or Mhcr-
wl > e. Vo nrcprepared t'lnccutlafollm ' lo otlnivr
Inilnptrlil un < kTtillni8iinJ introduce Kncll liriii | .
tallntotaimdronc.'riiN. Well p-tubll ticJ venture !
onf ! hnrlnfcr AROO , | record , taken In linnd. Vie of.
lotto tlio New York 1'rc.nlmu Kicluireo Dank ol
Uroirtwiy. ? < fv Vork , which tank t preicnt Imv *
iHTulrltlc * valued at OUT $ .VUM > 0 I > cluniln8 to ui
vrjltlnulavcstmont All cotautm'.raUoni to toad.
dre e Itn
TI1K L'SIVKIISAI. STOriC K.VCHANOK , Umltnl
< 9 c't'Eitx ' Vino.inSratKT , Uixnov , K.c.
IIKNUV l.O'.VK.VYKJ.I ) , M nnjln ( Director
BLA.KE , UOISSEYAIX & CO. ,
London , England ,
ADOLl'H ' BOISSEVAIN & CO. ,
Amsterdam , Holland.
BANKERS.
Buy n < l "fll Arntrlcan securities on commlgslcn
onlxinilun and on til Continental markets.
Negotiation ot tic IT loana atpeclaltjr.
POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
13O2Farpam Street.
HARRY P. DEUEL ,
City Poese ncer and Ticket Agent.
fiLLAH LWEOGEAH STEAMERS
n
PatsajB fo'ind liom Grtat Biilalnandan
nartt ol Europe. Montreal-Liverpool route , by the
naUrt ot St. Lanrenco. shortest olall. OlRJcowto
Boetoii , toPhihrtelphln. LlverpooHo ana from
Baltimore. THrty BteamerB. Cl i9 eicelalor.
AccommodttloDB nmurptited. Weikty tailing * .
AI..LAN & ( > „ Otu. % \ > BU Ag'tft
0. J.Sunridll. v.f.r.H2 I , BRl1 Sf.Chicago , Ji.
GLASGOW , LOHDOHDERRY , BELFAST
DUBUN , LIVERPOOL & LOKDON.
rnoM NEW voaK EVEBV THDRSDA.T.
Cabin Pauago$35 to $50 , according to location ol
ttateroorn. Excur ionS5 toS95.
B teem TO to nnl Iron Europe at Lowest lutes.
AUSTIN BALDWIN &CQ.Genenl Agents.
C3 Broadvvar. NEW YORK.
Jim. Blescn , General Western Agent , 12
Randolph Street , Clilcago. Hurry E , Moore ,
Jos.Caiinu.
Xt TarrM , FoKlfnt and Flne t In tit World.
I'jLKvcccrer a < omodtloni umiccllrd.
NIV7 YORK , LQHDOHDERRr AMD GLASGOW ,
ETHIOPIA , Aug. SO. | IBVO.VIA , Bept. IS.
HJHNESSU.Sept. 6. | CIHCA8SIABtpt20.
New Vori , Quccastown nnd Liverpool
The Celebrated I Se"t. [ 20tli. Oct. 16th.
CITY OK IIOIIK. I
SALOON , SECOHD-CtAES AHD STEERACE
rnteion io nt ttrm to and frnni the t > rncli ) > ul
8OICH. [ KCLISI , IRISH Alt ill CCKTINEKIIL POUTS.
Licurrlon ticket * r luc < l , nmiln avill&bleto rtturn
Iiytlthtrtljo pltnircFineCmlp.Hirer VcnvjNorth or
CIRCulABttTTERS1 DRIIDIT AND DRAFTS
at lo eit current nte * . Apiilr to any or our lixraj
aetau , cr to HENDERSON BROS. , Chicago.
Local azonts at Ornnha : Harry E. Jloore
CliirlnsMarts. W. K. A'ulll , 11. I1. Oeuel. C'ltl-
zen'ti Uauk. Otto Wo IT
FEMALE BEA S
We Offer for Sale.
Four thousand tons diolco Haled IIiiyF. , O ,
It. oiii-s , Stranso's Sid Inc. Luton or llornlck
stations , on U. H & St. 1' . H. K. , In lets toKitlt
purchaser : prlcw regulatel uy tlio market
Call and ECO us.
STRANGE BROS , ,
SIOUX CITY , IOWA
ii.t.B. WESTS
HERVE AND BRAIH TREATMENT ,
ine for Hy trit. Dliilncii.nti , Kvtmliri , WKV
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Ctith.lTcmilurB Old Agf , lOirennru. liu olloirtr
ja either ol , luYolantarUoiie * . uirl 8i > tria * tori tcr
lir creriertlot ol Ibt , Lnln , Hlr-rluiK or
Cferlaaulr Dc . Lach U > x ccntuniouomon .
pent. * l lx c. or li for ti. nil Ur mill | ire.kli
nlth ttcb order far lit boiri , > lll tni | inirrliajwr
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GOODMAN DHUG CO. ,
1110 Kuriiiin Street , - - Oumlm , N'cb ,
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Omaha Manufacturers ,
llontft niul
JONES ft CO. ,
Wholesale Maniifacltircrsof Boots & Shoes
Ikiton IlnhbftPhwCV ) .IK.2.1104 agdllOt
llktnc ; Street , On h .Npt > .
llrewern.
BTORZ ,5 = ILER ,
Lager Beer Brewers ,
1531 Xmhlfth Street , Ornshs , Ntb.
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Cornice.
EAGLE , COHNICE WORKS ,
laiwfictmcrs of Galvanized Iron Corniw
Vlnctow r p mil niPtnllctkrVetit ! ! . JoMi 1-tichcter ,
proprietor. IDS and IIU PuuttilOtii itrool.
Artist * * * Materials.
A. HOSPE , Jr. ,
irtisls' Mortals , Pianos and Organs ,
JM3lKnulStreetOmnU. . N b.
Coal , Cokt1 , Kto.
OMAHA COAL , COKE AND LIME CO. ,
Jobbers ot Hard and Soft Coal.
I. K. ( X > r. loth and IVnirl.vi 9tn pi. | Oninlm. N'ph.
CliCiitf.
DEAN , A-KJISTHONG Js CO. ,
Wholesale Cigars.
CMN ICIhStrcrU "IIcllol" IIW.
Dry Cootlt , niul X
M. E. SMITH Je CO. ,
Goods , Furnisliing Goods and Nolloos
Corner llth nml lloinr lStreet' .
KIL.AT11ICK-KOCH DRV GOODS CO. ,
Importers aud Jo'dbcis ' in Dry Goods ,
QtnlaM'urnliblnuriPodi. Corner llth n Il&rue ;
Slri'utn.Oumhl , Ncti.
Furniture.
DEWEY At STONE ,
Wholesale Dealers in Furniture ,
Kurnaui Street , Oiulm : , cb n kn.
CHAHLES SHIVEKICK ,
Fnniitore.
Omnti'ctrrv ! > ) ( .
Griacrlcs.
JIcCOHD , BKXDY te CO ,
Wholesale Grocers ,
l lh mil IjOsvonwortli Street * . Chnntia , No irruik .
Litinilter , Ktc.
0.V , DOUQLA.S it CO. ,
Dealers In Hirdf oed Lumber ,
y r,1l3lON. I
JOHN \VAKETIHID ,
Wholesale Lumber , Etc. , Etc ,
Imported nd .Amor-Iran rortlrnil C ment. BUM
tntfor Mllffaukcti llydrnulle Ceoieut , aua
( , 'utncj vviillo l.lnio.
CHAS. H. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber ,
Wood car ptts nnd parquet floortnj. ! 'tb undDonftM
Strwu , Umnhil , Nebmikn ,
TREDV. . GK.EY ,
lurolier , Lime , Ccmcnl , Etc. , Etc.
Comer Sub and Don elm Slrrr ! * , Omaha.
Millinery nnd Motions.
I. OBERFELDER & CO. ,
Icipoitcrs and Jobbers in Millinery ,
XS , 210 and 112 South lllh street.
N'otions ; j
J. T. EOBIKSOK NOTION CO. , j
Wholesale Notions and Furnishing Goods ,
nc7 utronUOmnla.
Oils.
CONSOLIDATED TA1IK LINE CO. ,
Wholesale Refined and lubricating Oils ,
AJ ! grtut , etc. , Omaha A. H. Blslop , JlanugBr.
CARPKKTER PAPER CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers.
Cam B nice Uck ol printing , irrapplnc nnd wrlttnj
piper , Special nttcntlou u'lTen locnrdpaper.
Safes , Etc.
A. L. DEANE li CO. ,
General .Aconufor
Hills'Sate ' ,
ttl MdS2.1 South lOtli St , . Omnha.
Toys , Kto.
II. HA.R.EV & CO. ,
Jobicrj ot
Dolls Albums Goods
Toys , , , Fancy ,
none F rnl llnE Goods , Children's Carrticoa. IJOf
Kirniimttrcct , Oaiiba , Keb.
Water Supjillcs.
U. S. WIND ENGINE If PUJrIP CO. ,
Steam and \folci Supplies ,
rrlnd mlllt. { iIBnnd PW Jones nt , Omaha.
C3. K. Host , ActtncMannicr.
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Iron Works.
TAXTON fc VIERLINO IRON "WORKS , |
WrongW and Cast Iron Building Work ,
Kcclncnbrr.ri work , cctoral foundry , machine aa4
blacksmith work. ( MUcetnd irorku , U. 1' ,
llr. and 17th Unset , Omaha.
OMAHA SAFE Ac IRON WORKS ,
Manl'rs of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes ,
Vault * . Jail work , Iron ohutlert and lira ocapci ,
U. AoiJreca.prcp'r. Cor. lliti amljaciton eu. j
Sash , Doot-g , Etc.I
& CO. , /
ale nunuficturcn ot
Sasb Doors Blinds and
, , Mouldings.
Invnci offlco , 12th anilItiuri3itrct , Omnlin.Nob.
Sot-it.h. Ornalng
UNION STOCK VAHDS CO. ,
01 South Omalia. limited.
National Bank
Capital , - $4OOOOO
Surplus , 44.OOO
Olflceri and Director" ! ! M. Morii-man , O. IL
Hitchcock , Joseph Onrnonii , Jr. . A , Henrj , K. IL
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NEBRASKA.
National Bank
U B. DEPOSITORY , OJIAHA , UEB.
Capital. . . . . $4OOOOO
Surplus Jan. 1st , 1890 - C7BO < 3
ORIcrnitnil I > lreetori'-llmry W. T let. I'toldCD
Ix wliS. llted , Vlcc-l're ldenti JiicoV H ng ,
V. Mor o , Jabn H. Colllni , U. C , Cuilila ? , J. N ,
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THE IKON BAN3C.
Corner Ktb fin ! Furtim 6ti.
A General Cunklnz Uuslncss Transacted
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