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Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21
8lOJs MISTAKES.


Tie National Base Bali League by its
action in acceiug 70 the demand ot tue
ST. LOUIS club for Sunday base ball
ciaYinx has a.m-d a ssriols blow at the
p-rmsnsuce % the crest national game
.er germ as.on fo play Ual ou sunday
IS causes marked falling on IN the re-
gard fo. 1e game lately held by decent
srpe fhsrs IS 10 xo0d reason FOR
sunday bai playing. and i is not only sn
.fsnse s4 aiesf morals. but It is an impo-
-iesn ia ths gh's o' the law and order
-.ea-nt 81 LONE people must have
.4'l gls.es on S1rlay she should be al
a4e- Co rnu them on her oeD hook,
vthaat tas sanction o' tie League.
lhers are other things @hieh point 10
els io~u'an of base ball AS q national
rs sf.us 4he meragar o. tas De'r0lt
ef5 Luks as vii not g-. enough
uan-. ond- tae present rules lie also
eal.s aa sel is1f league. shuthDg
ta, Ia-t 0f from ths West When iu-
f..aal atr.fe begins ia tLe League about
r-oaeg. arj rhal the Impetus given 70
.aa popularity ~ base bali ~ Tie excite
usut. -slsaI p the 5sairy between the
ssl sn3 ihe Wet is gone. then will
,se bah become seiu5 game and the
.-.n .rcse irta-es. iu if.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21
WINTYD-sHOH0IsF.

W lcWelry Casef Or EifcrwFrc cn4cs of q flfen.
lengths hefhths OF sizes cau have Litl made
10 order ou lhori notice fiDCk a. rtEu a. sizes
constantly on hand VII 5r Bol1 a. rcauoed price,
al j. " Ora er 34 ienal-d
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21

a letter from Manager fred q. Berger
who Is out in Frisco gives rather graphic
picture OF the changes that have taken place
IN fhai city OF the Land OF Cold Berger
says. They ye got down To nickles here
now and / predict that ia less than year
they be handling pennies. The streets
are jammed with people and everything
looks lively, bnt half of the great crowd
are busted OF they would have been back
last long ago. The glorious climate, will
not aFpesse the Iang- OF hunger but The
.rse lunch counters are The fines, in the
world and keep many poor devil from
starving to death. attended The Sullivan
RYAN night VIII party which included
: nator. tair aad Jores. 81. Florence J.
W Nackay and segfsa. other paupers
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21

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Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21


AuUNrf .alg~iac4.l Afth.f As.s isl as
ever, oslv 4u8a-. about Tie most vntha
slsslic Denioclr io lne NhoieStaie of Mich
-an anI ! do nor 4noa oi more PARTISAN
Republican tAAn boa J iea,hers The
oihef coy Don ~as standing ia Sweet
trying % remainder whether be Lad paid
al hss election bets on Congressman. when
P9,taas'sr B4fl- Of Ads. came up and
-ialpet Llni on thr back
Ho~ ere tou AftlI' es .simei tne
Ada tssn. 80 haven seen you -ince elec-
t.n aay they uesi ts ou ihe stale. but
assn. 8 ,l s.etlous tusi We GOT Ford .n''
Don c.da , have time to- recover bis mind
a-lo-e Postmaster 3urn- showed . memo
au1am nfl A.s hands saying Here sn
o.tes iot .o.A- tobacco ami sugar -aip ID
rsI down
10 was some ifie tune before Don coulo
cons tieur- thr Ata man tnat hs was talking
io Leainer- instead oi Meigs the iact
tlr Two men look SO much alike thai
Arthur i constantly beng importuned TO
ouy or sell pine lands and Don daily
receives wholesale orders for groceries.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-21


cf.6 a-lAN raoM ARr-uRs
CHARACTER
ua- ~ tfs ma-. beautiful character
an-s of fa- iAts Ca1srsn A. AKfaUR
Sac ,ls les- hs bo.e ls- e.ie. when she
ass living .al Clio devotion A- exhibited
ls l-. l.-4or5 saea sno e.s lad awa5
q. rs-f far lia- se-ls tle 81 seueet spol
a h.s bee-t eaa -l-hiued a. that dead
sl'- ll~s .,il as tAai ihs remembrance
2 .er Hes lis s4.lius atas auI heigea
bln fs ue the honorable ani upright
clara Ter $50 Luo~ hm g. have be-o.
Every morning fresh basket OF tiowers
were placed by his orders before hsr
portrait. aad he was never so busy, dis
trsssei or IN when Ia could not spend
Aills sine esch DAY IN contemplating her
isaturss portrayed or the canvass. The
reports when he was President that he
was yoiug 30 marry again. and IA young
woman st thar. gave hm keeu pain and
was constant source - annoyance. On
j. l..,as.tlt dsss wleu SIR AEiuug could
Jay aside bis cares. il wes pretty certain
taat he would nnd his way 10 the LITTLE
cemetery sad spend an hour by his wife's
.ra.- There couli not have been much
ui aa eyi element in = man WHO showed
uee devotion 20 his q .ad vise, even when
o'r.p psirE sLs highest oiiies 10 lie land,
.rl arro ni-3 by tA ils temptations.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-11
FINANCIAL

New York. Dec 10. l0.-MoNEY-On call
active at 3(dlO per cent, closing at per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-i93 per
cent.
STERIlNa EXCuANaE--Dull but steady;
S4.SOi. for sixty day bills; S+.s34 for demand.
GovERNME NTs-Goyernmen bonds were
dull but firm.
STocks-Stocks displayed unusual weak
ness, the declines ranging In most cases from
l to & per cent. Dealings were fevcrish and
IN tho afternoon attended with considerable
excitement. The most notable decline, how
ever, was in Richmond & West Point, its Ak
treme loss being over 6 per cent, for which
the monetary situation is entirely responsible.
The opening was somewhat irregular but
strong, the advances over last evenings final
figures ranging from toh per cent genei.,
ally, while Richmond n West Point was up
per cent. The market was weak from the
opening, and declines ranging up to Ia per
cent were made in the first hour. In the af-
ternOOn there was another decided break
which lasted until 80. period OF com.
parative dullness ana strength followed, but
in the last hour the decline was renewed,
though the market closed on slight rally
teveIish aud unsettled at small fractions
better than the lowest of the day.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-11
LIVE STOCK.

uChicagO, Dec. lO.-Ths Drover's Journal
leports as follows:
Cattle-Recelpts. 5000; steady and rather
strong; Christmas steers. S5.0O95. 40; ship
ping steers, Sd. .0o(0i.SO stockers and feeders,
S2.0OQD330: cows bulls ana mixed, Sl.3O(G
3.25; bulk, S2.2C(a2.45; Texas cattle, slow at
S2.65(0375.
Hogs-Receipts "a, 4,OOO strong: heavy lOc
higher; rough and mixed, S3.G5Q1i.l5; pack
ing and shipping, S4.10@4.40; light, S350(9
3.y5; skips. S2.25G3.40.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; slow and 10125c
lower; natives, 81. 5O647O; western, $4,000
$50; Texans, S2.2O(g3.25; lambs, S+00G4.75
ST. Louis Dec. 10. -Cattle-Receipts, l,2O0;
shipments, 1000; stronger; choice Christmas
beeves, S4.75G65S0; choice heavy native
steers, S4.30Ca4.70; butchers steers, fair to
choice, S3.00d4l5; feeders, fair to good
S2.5O43.l5, stockers, fair to good, $1,000
2.15.
Hogs--Reccipts 400; shipments, 500; firm:
all sold: closed steady: choice heavy and
butchers selections, S410@i.25; packing, fair
to fancy. S3.S5qI05; Workers, medium to
choice, S3.G5@S.S SIS; pigs, common to good,
S2.50@3.70
Kansas City, Dec. TO- 0--Cattle-Receipts,
800; shipments. none; slow and weak; com.
mon to choice, S3.25Cll4.30: stockers, 81. 25Cdl
30; feeding steers, S2.sOtd3.iO; cows, $3.50
Gt2.s0.
Hogs-Receipts s,OOO shipments, none;
strong and l0c higher; common to choice,
S370(d4.05.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, Dec. lO--[Special Telegram to
the BEE cattle market is a
bit stronger for certain desirable lots of fat
handy cattle, but In general way it is no
better than on yesterday. There were many
cattle left over from yesterday, including
poorest to best, and the market for such stock
was very bad indeed. Fresh receipts to-day
were moderate but the offerings Of fresh and
stale cattle were more than ample. Common
cattle were of extremely slow sale and there
were some for which no bids were received.
Shipping steers, 1850 to 1900 lbs, 81. l0(94 so;
1900 to 1850 lbs, S360Cd4.O0; $50 TO 1900 lbs,
S3.OO(935o. Stockers and feeders, So 0o9
$50. Cows. bulls and mixed $l.30a3.25 I;
bulk. s2.20@245. Texas cattle slow at S2.65
9315.
HoGs-The market was active and prices
SC@ ioc highsr, e iew fancy neayy sei,ihg aS
shipping sorts at S4.0OCa4.2j; rough and COM
mon, S3.75@3.90. Light sorts solu moro
fairly. Light and pigs, S3.5Oa3.7o; assorted
light, S3.N0Gi.l5.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-11

New York. Dec. Wheat-Cash
shade stronger; options opened hrm;
advanced ssCG2sc, later weakened, reacted
14CG14c, closing stronger; receipts, 4l,0OO;
exports, $4,000; ungraded red, $40
Ole; No 3 red, Sec; No. 2 red, s9I5(Gs9s4c in
elevator; No. | red, 92I1c; No. red January
closing at 905c.
Corn-1st6Ssc higher, closing with slight
ungraded, 46t1i9c; No. 3, 41c atoat; No. p
4sc in elevator, 4s9l@4s1sc atloat; January
closed at 4Sssc.
Oats-A shade easier and fairly active
receipts, 5000: exports, 40; mixed western,
34g37c; white western. 35t142c.
Petroleum-Steady; United closed at 6sI4c
EggS-Strongcr; western, 2315(821c.
Pork-Frmer and active; Sl1.62169l2.Oo
Sl1OO.
Latd-A shade easier and moderately
active; western steam spot, S6.45.
Butter-Firmer but quiet; western, 800
29c; Elgin creamery, 30t03lc.
Cheese-Quiet but firm; western fiat, 11@
12Hc.
Milwaukee. Dec: 1o.,,-,wheat-Firmer;
Corn-Steady; No. 9, SIC.
Oats-Quiet; No. g, &c.
Rye-Steady; No. /, 57J4c.
FPa5fynMeats PaGSsons STEADY SS 4sss polf December
sll 90; January, SiI.aS}s.
Cincinnati. Dec. O.-Wheat-Firm and
higher; No. 9, red, SOC.
Confirm; No. mixed, 3S14c.
Rsssf; Rse-qniet; No. No' .. . SOC. a1,Ae' ''''''
Pork-ln light demand at Sl1.S7M.
Lard-Firm at S6.O5.
Whisky-In good demand at S11S.
Minneapolis. Dec. Wheat-Firm
January, nc; May s41Ic; No. / northern,
cash. 74Hc; January, 75c; May s21sc; No.
northern, cash, 7s59c; January, 7Sc; May,
lgher; patents, s4.5oa4eo; bakers,
Receipts-Wheat, 145, 900 bu.
Shipments-Wheat, $1,000 bu.; flour, 10000
bbls.
st. Louis, Dec. o.-Wheat-Firmer; No.
cred, cash, soc; January, so1sc; May, 81 sc,
36l4c; January, 36}sc bid; May, 40llc.
Oats-Steady; No. mixed, cash, 29c; Janu-
ary 2shc; May, 5lc14.
Rye-Strong at 54c.
Whisky-S1. 13.
Pork-Strong at S1l .31k.
Lard-Frmer at $5956oGoo.
Butter-Quiet but steady; creamery e4@
&c; dairy, l5(623c.
&c higher. Corn, steady at 1ec higher. Oats,
easy at }s94c lower.
Kansas City, Dec. TO- o-Wheat-Stronger;
No. red, cash, &c bid; January, 611Sc;
Corn-stronger: No. 2, cash, alhc; Janu-
ary, sac; May, 3G3Sc bid.
OatS-Nomnal; 26c bid for cash.
Liverpool, Dec. -Wheat-Firm; de-
mand improving; holders offer moderately;
red western spring, rs 1dG1s I'd; red west
ern winter, Is 1d067s I'd.
Corn-Firm and in fair demand; new
mixed western, Is 514d per GENITAL.
New Orleans. Dec 1O.-Corn--Q Quiet and
weak; white, 46c; mixed, 47c; yellow, 4Sc.
Oats-Steady: choice western 3SCd39c.
Hog PrOductS-Qulet and steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-11
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. DECEMBER ii. 1886

Graves corn. | ID Sc; Kingsford's corn, 10,
&c; Kingsford's gloss, 10. &c: Kingstord's
gloss, Id, 7ISc, kingstorG's pure, 5 10, Jsic;
Kingsfords bulk, &c.
ToBACCo-Plug. climax. 49e; horseshoe.
SIC; star, S9c;. spearhead, soc: piperheidsick
Goc gold shield sic; merry war, 2Sc: j. T.
ToBAcco-Smoking, Durham, Is, Sic; rs
style, 22c; L. n. o., l5c; spirit cured 4jc.
MATcHEs-Per caddie, 2sc; square cases,
sl;5o: mule square sl.2o, ..,.,. o,,o.o,>.
CRACKERs-Garneau's soda, butter and
picnic, PIG; creams, s}sc ginger snaps, SIC;
SOAPS, Kinks sayon imperial, sa.7o;
Kinks satnet $500; Kinks standard SS.05;
Kinks white Russian, s4.00: Kinks white
white cloud. 49, 10.
RorEIJ1 inch, oSlc; inch, 1o}4c; n
DRIED FRurT-No. quarter apples $50
5c in evaporated boxes, llsI9I@Lc; black
berries. boxes. 9}4@lOc; peaches, Salt Lake,
I sG S@SSf Ts@spSeGes pe%SSss ns@ c sSSgGg:teS Sasn @
6a40S6'sc: prunes, new. 4xtd4lsc.
SUGARS Powdered, &c; cut loaf,
67s@ic; cranulated, 6Ac; confectioners' A
60g6isc: standard extra G, 55S(G5s4c; extra
c. 5'l@5lSc; medium yellow, 41S@5c.
CANNED GooDs- Oysters, standard per case,
S&l5N3.25; strawberries, 10; per case S2,2o;
raspberrles . Id, per case, S2.iO; California
siGo; peaches, per case, s5a5; white cher
res, per case, 5000; plums, per case, 1856,
per case, $3.50; piucapples. Id, per case
S3.20@5.75: ID mh,kerel, per doz, sl.30;
/ b salmon, per doz, Sl.55Gol.6O, 9 10 goose,
berries, per case, Sl.T5; Id string beans, per
case, S1.70; Id lima beans, per case, SLIGO;
2 ID marrowfat peas, per case, $40; ID
early June peas, per case, S2.75; Id toma-
toes, S2.10ld2.25: . lb.corn S!l0G2.20.
.CorFEEs- grades, li|l4iGc fair,
1415td1ic; prime, l5@llIqc: choice, f1l, (Gl5s.c;
fancy green and yellow. l6dl1c; old GOV
ernment Java, 20(d26c; interior Java, 1870
20c; Mocha, 22,024c: Arhuckles roasted
1s3ic; McLaughlin's NXXN roasted, 1SsIc;
Dilworths. lSl4c; Red Cross, 1890,
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-11
Notes.
Cattle market slow.

Notes.
Cattle market slow.
The hog market looks up. Hogs advance SC.
r. j. Morrison, Fullerton, had a load of
cattle at the yards.
r. Gates had four loads of cattle In from
Lime Springs and lie Roy.
+, l.. Brady & Co., Potter had two loads of
cattle in the market to-day.
Ed Cooper, Weeping Water, was on the
market with a load of sheep.
LiptOn bought nineteen ears Of hogs, Ham
mond thirteen and Stewart four.
Hammond & Co. received 236 head of fat
cattle, bought in other markets to-day.
Thomas Price was in from York county
with his first shipment two loads of cattle
G. III. Hammond, of Hammond e Co., was
here to-day, looking after the interests of his
packing house.
A few sheep sold, but the demand is light.
Alter II Glover, Chapman, had load of
cattle in today.
G. W. .Welch Papillion was here and sold
load of hogs. lie bought load of butchers
stock for his market.
j. L. Hunt, of j. Il. Hunt tS Co., Papillion.
came, in TO-DAY, and sold load of hogs and
bought load of cattle.
Live Stock company OF Central City, was
here and marketed q load of hogs
In short time Fowler Bros. will have
Their ice machine in running order and after
that they will not be inconvenenced by
warm spells like the present.
Geo. Burke. of NJ Burke Il Sons, and John
Boyd superintendent of the stock yards, left
this afternoon for st. Louis to represent the
live stock interests of South Omaha at the
meeting of the National Stock Growers asso-
citation.
The Lpton packing house began bringing
heavy hogs to-day as the light hogs that are
coming in do not meet the requirements of
their trade. The isht hogs coming here are
a nd
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-11
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Friday, Dec. 10.
Cattle.

The receipts of cattle were liberal but the
market was very dull and depressed. There
was nothing doing aside from the sale of a
few odds and ends. Values remain about
steady.
Half fat steers and common thin cows and
heifers are unstable, nothing but the best
grades of corn steers and butcher stuff are
wanted and very few at that.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-11
Hogs.

The market opened about ste ady with yes
terday's close. 1T was yery duh and quiet.
Fowler having Withdrawn on account OF
the warm weather. Upton began buying
latter behind. A little later in the day prices
advanced fully Sc and the market lvened up
somewhat There were about tw enty loads
left over.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-11
Sheep.
Receipts.

There was one small bunch in and sold.
Ths market is slow and there is very little
demand.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-11

"Many of the FIatheads, on their reser-
walton IN northwest Montana" says a
writer in the st. Louis obe-Democrat,
ARE given to dudish ways. For instance,
they wear good clothes, own fast step
pers, possess the sLowiest kind of blank
cts and carry plenty of silver. Some of
them own one or more race horses, and
do nothing else for living than to gam
BILE with each other on the result of the
race, but principally with outsiders,
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-11

OAts-Weak and lower early, closed firm
cash and January. 25l8c; May, 3ltc.
Rye-Dull at 5s11c.
barley-Quiet at 53s4d54c.
Timothy seed-Prime, sl.1s91.19.
Fla1.seed-921{c.
Nhlsky-S11S.
Pork-Active and decidedly stronger;
offerings were smaller; cash, sll. 25d l.30;
January, slL2ih; February, Sll.4o; May,
Sll72I5.
Lard-Little more business transacted,
with market shade stronger; cash, Sc. 10;
January, s6.171S; February, S6.25; March,
Sc 31l6c.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders, s4.75d4so; short
clear, s5.90CG5.95; short ribs, $5.67l9c for
January.
Butter-Easer; creamery, 21i1@26c; dairy,
Cheese-Firm; full cream cheddars, ~
@l2c; fats, l2@124c; young Americas,
12A@l3c; skins, 7G7stc.
Eggs-111fd25ISc.
Hldes-Heavy green salted, fully cured,
SIC; light, ss<td9c; damaged 7iI9711c; bull
hides. 6lfc; dry sslted, 1l@12c; dry flint,
13@l4c; calf skins, s9lo1ic; deacons, SOC
each.
Tallow-No. country, SIC; No, 2,
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-11
Prevailing Prices.
Representative sales.

Representative sales.
COWS.
Ss. g.. Ay' '.s st, e
No. Av. Pr.
i2.r.. 9Is s@SO
Ss. ss:... 4y. $ sE'ss E5
No. Ay Silk. Pr '0is; 10. Av. shk. Pr.
SO. .270 200 SSS5 So. .394 so $3.50
TO-. 2l6 $40 S65 ol,...27l 240 STO
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-11
Dec. 1885 Dec. 1885
Shipments.

All sales of stock In this market are made
per cwt live weight unless otherwise stated.
Dead hogs sell at sc per ID. for all weights.
skins" or hogs Weighing less than 100 lbs.
no value. Pregnant sows are docked 40 lbs
and stays 80 lbs, by the public inspector.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-11
Railway Time Table

OMAHA.
The following isthe time OF arrival and de-
psrture OF trains by Central standard Time at
the local depots. Trains OF the c.. st. F. VI. 4
.. and the Missouri Pacific arrive and depart
from their depot, corner. OF 18th and webster
G. St j. % =" 3. from fro a. the N H. depot Sa' ali ali
others from the Union Pacific depot
BRIDGE TRAINS
Bi:s5-s:OO- O-s:5o- -Bio:oo-il 10 a. m !: hi ;OO-S:OO
-s:2o-3:9o-B ;3o-e:l0-1:o0-s:l5-
l000-ll:l0 p. IN.
Leave Transfer for Omaha at 7:l2-Bs:lS-p:e5
-g:42-alo: :s7-ll ~ a. m; :3I-2:l3-2:3I-3:SI-
4:37-5:50- -6:42-7;l0-7:42- s:5o-i0AI-ll :S2p. III.
Depar,. WESTWARD. Arrive
An. lpN UNION PACIFIC. IN. P.u.
-. s:20s .. Pacific Express ,, 7;50a ......
1o;55a go. Denver Express ......,. b;s0s
r. h NJ. IN NEB
s:1Cs -. q. Mail and Express. ..,,,, 6:iOs
go. 6:25sl .... Night kxpress... l0:tOal ......
Depart. SOUTHWARK. Arrive.
An. NJ. MISSOURI PACIFIC. IAu.lp.
- .' .io' s;ioo Night y Eipyes. 90. . o'.'" s:Coa
li:i0n o:1Ob . Via Plattsmouth . 6 :e5d .....
$50. 6ilo Lincoln Express. II 80
Depart. NORTHwARD. Arrive.
An. Pm. G., ST. p, NJ. & o. AN. p.M
s:l5a .:,u. Sioux City Express. ;.,,.. 5A5c
.,,,.. 5i5c Oakland Accommod n l0;a0a .....
Depart. EASTWARD. Arrive
~ 80 fa cGo Wa q Rl1i,smSu,h at ~ s,so p 7o IL
STOCK YARD TRAINS
will leave U. L. depot. Omaha. AT B6IO-7:35-
Bs;55-lO:O0 n. M; 2:00-3:05-i:05-5:25- 500
Pacific Express SEQ p. IN Denver Ex.. lO:55
Leave stock yarks for Omaha at B7:O5-Bs:l0
-e:3U-ll:35 a. M; 2:30-3:35 -6;O5-Bs:25
Chicago Express lie. 9. .. 500; Local Er., lie.
s. q. 1851 a. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-11

Range of Prices.
Showing the highest and lowest prices
paid for loads of hogs on this market during
the past seven days and for the same time
lastyear:
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-11
CONNECTING LINES.

CONNECTING LINES
Arrival and departure OF trains from the
Transfer Depot at Council Bluffs:
DEPART. ARRIVE
CHICAGO, ROCK 1sLANpA PACIFIC.
B7:l5A.M. D9:l5 A. ".
A9:l5 A. N. II 5:25 +. NJ.
A6:40P NJ. B 100 T.. NJ
CHICAGO soRTHwEsTERN.
Aq:1b ". Aal5 Al
6A0P ". A1:00 Pm
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON q QUINCY
Aq:35 A. N. A g:l5 A. N.
6:35 Pm. AGO Pm.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE \ ST. PAUL.
A9:l5 An. A9:l5 AM
h6:40P.N. A1:01P.N
KANSAS CITY, sT. JOE COUNCIL BLUFFS.
10000 A.. ID 6:35 A. N.
Ce!55p.M A 5:35 Pm.
WABASH, ST. LOUIS PACIFIC
A2PM. A3;3JP.M.
SIOUX CITY PACIFIC
ALTON An. A A9:35 A. NJ.
A6:25 p. II. As'bO 4. NJ.
NOTE-A, trains daily; B, daily except Sun
day; c. daily except Saturday: daily except
Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-12-11
DRY LumDer


No. !, 4 Il inch, 12 and IA It,, rough. .$17.0c
No. 2, 4 & 6 inch, l. and IA it,. rough. :. 400
CEILING AND PARTITION.
Is aSt CON- ain White Pine. Partition sSs'e0 90
I'd Com. y in. Norway Pine Ceiling. l4.OO
STOCK BOARDS.
a a l2 inch. s; 8, 40 G...................SSi $500
Il inch AZ ID .........:........ $3.50
No. com. IL In. S., s.. 10: lsS 20 IT,. 2loo
NO.2, IL & "A ft.... 1900
l6 ft,......... 1900
SHIP LAT.
No I, plains and 10 inch. ..........., $3.50
No. z plains and 10 inch. .............. 1850
SHINGLES, LATn.
Xxx clear, S2.90; A standard, $3.50; No. l,
Sl.35; Lath, 81. 25
PosTs-White Cedar, 9 In, rs, l2c; 8 in.
qrs" s'Sc ,,v,su,sa
ist and I'd. clear. ~ inch, s. 2s. $500
Sd, clear, inch, s. . s................... 1900
81. clear, ", IA, ln................... $50
b select, inch, &. 2s................ $500
select, ~, ~, 3 in. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-10-21

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