Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 3, 1886, Page 3

U BT FINANCIAL, ow York. May 1 @3 per cent. Prive. MERCANTILE centy STERLING Exenaxer—Dull but steady and unchangeds $457 for sixty days; $4.89 for nd. BNMENTS—Dull but steady, SToCKs—Blocks were unusually and irregular, with alternate spasms of activi ty and duliness. The market was controlled almost wholly by nesw ling the strikes Ch nearly all of a Both bulls and be concede untry is to be thrown into disorder, securities niust go mueh lower. While news trom St. Louis and this city was favorable, that from the northwest v reverse and the most serious that las published since the beginning of the sonth- western stiikes, The lowest prices were reached about 1:50. The movement was de- cided X ar from then till 3 o’cloe in some ca action of nearly 1 per cent was established. "The result of the day's op- erations, h extremely irregular, while the 1 the list is down lgad¢ tional decline were in the Chic ton & Quin centy Mil Lake Shor western pr 114 por cent, closed irregular but jority of the list. Comparing pri evening with those of a week ago, everything is lower. STOCKS ON WAL 8 oflnlhuu«la n MoNey~On eall 1}§ Paren—4a5 per nd \nnh STREET. Rock Islana. 12 l',. St. L. &S, A7) prefer '~ C., M. &St T b4 | ' prefer 136 St P& O 2114 prefe 231 Texas Pac Union Pacitie. .. W., St L.& P, proferred. . {| Western_Union 223¢'0. R 53 *Ex-div, Ilinols Central, LB & W, Kansas &'Te: LakeShore. L.& N Mo, I Noithern Pac preferrad, PRODUCE. Ohic T.—Flour winte @hts; soft, 1 ~ Unehanged; S4,50004 00 1.00: Minneapolis b 5 patenls, S465ws00; low 1 L@ie above yes- e for June; S2e tive but weaker and lower; ner, and e for May § for May: 9. ¢ for May; for June Y Bulk ) ribs. 8522177 i Butte Chee: £4.000@4.10; short I it and flats, , 63c; heav green salted, danaged, bull Tides, ici dry salte v flint, 13w ie; calt ns, lpw “Tallo Whito. countey, A, §¢; brown Receipts, Flour, bbls. 3 Wheat, ou. Corn. bu. Onts.bu. 8,000 Rye.bu, 2/010 600 exports but'quict; & oponed. h ..\fl,l\\ strength u‘ll‘ nd closed firm: No, May closing at 91ic; June, R2c. yot, firm: options opened we U‘QE. aml close \\'I(ll a lnnl : \lo E 2e; No. 2, 451:@40¢ in eh-\..lm, 463 @iTe afloat, 467 4e f. 0. b3 June closing at 46¢. Oats—Tigher: 51,0003 exports, 2103 ed wes! B Whife western, 4142 ge. I‘Ltmlenm—it(‘nd\ 1 United closed at 73%¢e. @ rA zes—Dull but easier; western, “L%h,l 4 @12. ung Pork—Firm; old mess, $0.25@ igher bt aulet; 2! June, 8.2 3 Bl ‘and ensy amery, 24c, Cheese—Quiet but about steady. Milwaukee, Mav 1 -- Wheat—Weak; cash, Wie: June, 80 Corn—Wei Oats—Duli Ryo—Quiet Barley—Firm Provisions—I May, 10, Cincinnati, May L—Wheat—Firm red, 881 @0c, Corn—Illcavy Outs—Firm Rye—Quie Barley—Noinin l’ulk“i‘w Whisky—$110. n(lnnenpnu. \ln{ guiet; No. 1hurd, eash, June, 83 uly,’ Bilg P ortin n, cash, June, 791, \ 8057e, ud) 3 putents, $4.50@4.75; bakers, vl'i Wheat, 79,000 bu; flour, 125 bbls. Mhlhlpmuns —Wheat, 45,000 bu; flour, 19,000 h1s. 8t. Louts, Mi s pork, cash and No.2 l — Wheat — Ver, Ty -\Vh(’nt—LxH)’; No. 2 1y, 8614, Quict and easy; choice 10 fancy creamery, Tie20c; cholce 'to fancy dairy, 16 (@R, Liverpool, May 1,--Wheat—Offered mod. erately; new ' No. 3° winter, steady, 75 Spring, no stock lere, lour—Supnly good: steady at 8s 4d, Corn—Offered sparin spot, firm at 45 4d; May, firm ot 45543 June and July, steady at h(-w Orleans, May 1.—Corn — Easier; yellow, 4fle, Pork—Firmer at $0.8714@10.00, Lard—Active, but weak and lower; refined 43 others unctanged, I irm; cash, 861gc. 3 Mn) Dull; cash, City, May 1.—Wheat— stronger; No. 2 May, 645 083 Corn—Weak aud dull: » 250 asked; June, 27ige bid, 272 Outs—No ‘quotations. LIVE May ud une 50 stockers and £ mL and mixed, pts, 9,000; stronger and \mluc luul mixed, §36)@4.17 D@50 ; Qats: Kans. uiet, dull an une, Ohicago, 1.,.m, kips, =2, LS, 4003 steady ; natives, $2.50 00@5.00, May 1— Cattle — Receipts, B00; shipments, 600 steady; good to choicé export steers, $5.00@5.50: cominon o me- dium, $440 455 common to choice cows nd heifers, $2.10@4,00; stockers and feed- i s, 1,800; shipments, 35,0003 [l i 1, and s@i0e higher: lights, 3 i butchers, $4.10@4d.15; luu;h to £5,60@1. 05, Kan, ¥, May 1.—Cattle—Receipts, 500 shipments, 150; strong and a shade higher on shippers and butehiers; feeders in deimnand; cows tirm, Hogs—Receipts, 5,000; shipments, 2,000; active and a shade suuu*er. od 1o choles wedium aud light, § @>.40; 810 St. Lonis, £00d h Trade llu'lew. ‘There have been no new features in the wholesale trade doring the week past. Asa general thing jobbers complain that trade is nuiet and eollections slow. Country dealers laid in heavy stocks in anticipation of an vx- Lensive thade, in which they have been disap- pointed and the goods awe left on their foverish | | season to ship butter in roll hands. In the meanwhile their bills are coming due and ghey find it no easy matter | to meet them. The produce markets exhibit a few changes, Fggs have declined from 9 9e, and a still further deeline would not be surt Crising, as the eastern markets are very low, e receipts for the past week have been very it Butter is coming in a little more freely, but a good deal of it is received in very poot condition. It is too late in the but it should be packed solid in tubs, [n packing butter eare should be taken to paek only one grade in a tub and avoid mixing different colors. The demand continues good for live chickens, but the heavy receipts have weakened the mar- ket, A wood wany inquiries are received daily regarding the potato market. The answer to these inguiries is. that the market i zlutted and that there s little or no sale for atoes at any price, Choice assorted stock 18 b offered as Jow as 30c without find ing huyer, OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Nfl\n:lnr Evening, May 1. The receipts of cattle during the past week have been fully up to the week before, the total being 2,400 for both weeks. The re- ceipts of hozs for the past week were 6,500 a8 against 4,500 for the previons wesk. The tle market experienced a slight decline on Wednesday and continued about steady during the balance of the week. The hog topened at the closing prices of the ore_and continued steady until sday, when there was a decline of 5@ 10 with a similar decline on the day follow- ing, On Friday the market was still lower portion of thie decline was regained in market. attle market to-day was very dull and and few sales were made, aside from a Lds and ends of butchers stuff. Buyers are still afraid to move so long as there are any labor troubles which affect eastern mar- kets. Quotations f y Choice xtra steers, avernging 1,450 $4.55 good, .7 1m, aver- pounds, $4, Lml-l 50: rn( litule steors, 1,000 to 1,150 o 4.5 poundls, § nud lu’lh_n, + medium, choice 8 good (ll (‘hnlc(‘ oW aver; \'lllglwfl to 1200, 3.0 averaging 800 to 1000, '8 extra bulls ‘o active to-day and (s changed hands, Val were about 5¢ stronger than on- the day pre- vious. To-a, e squotation: i weights, W00 good to lllml o rough gr are noshecp on the marke grades are in demand at $1.00. HOGS, No. 80 8571 Range of Pric Showine the high for live stoek on this market during the seven I comparative values ND SUIPPING CATTLE, V0012 150450 Ibs, 1bs. .25 (@75 L0 @ 490 @480 Snturday 4‘|'°" lay uesday.. . Wednes All sales of stock in this market are made ewt. live weight unless otherwise 1l at 1ge per Ib for all kins,”” or hogs weixhing less than 100" l|m, novalue. Preznant sows are docked 40 1bs and stags S0 Ibs. Notes. Hogs averaged 67 to the car. Clark Bros. bought 4 loads of ho A. B. Skelton, marketed a load of 83 hogs. Jeffrey Bros., Osceola, sold a load of hogs. 1, &:C- Clitton, Wahoo,” marketed a load of 10gs. yJ: Lansing, Fairtield, marketed a load of 1045, E. Palmerton, Riverton, disposed of a load of 71 hogs. L. L. Doane, Seotia, sold a load of hogs on Jlie market. Cox & Marquls, Marquette, disposed of o load of hogs. W. E. Smith, St. Paul, had a load of Logs on the market. ©. 1L, Parmele, Plattsmouth, had 38 head of catile at the yards. Thomas Powers, Sutton, sold a load of 62 hogs on the market. Ripp & L. Humphreys had two loads ot hogs on the market. J. A, Kehoe, Platte Center, was on the mar- ket with load of hogs. Tattle & Trickle were at the yards and boughit 44 head of cattle, . S. Powell, North Loup, was at the yards, oid 45 head of cattle. J. AWillielmenson, Dannebrog, another load of hogs to-day. Stuart & Frederick, St. Paul, were on the market with a load of hog Clark, Heaton & Co., Weston, were in the ninrket to-day with a 1oad of hojgs. M. W. Blemkerm, California Junction,was at the yards and marketed a load of hogs, The Anglo-American Packing Co. bought seven loads of hogs on the market to-day. W. I, Duley, Council Bluffs, was at_ the vards with a 10ad of steers, which he sold on the market. Hugh Chittick, representing Grezory, Coo- ley & Co., a live stock commission lirm of Chicago, Was at the yards to- A celved to-day from Dou toris' ranch at Huttons, W ‘The ground for Fowler Bros, new pack- ing Liouse was laid out this morning. The site sele is a slight or hollow im- mediately west of the rds, It was the ,.llnll intention to build the house on the south of Hammoud's packing location selected is reg l-l»(l a8 more conve r obtaining a wo supply and inage, besides being con- venient to the yards and side tracks. T'he brick for the buiidivg will be made on the ground. marketed Iwumn OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS. General Markets, Saturday Evening, May 1. i8—The receipts ure in excess of the demand and weak at fe, Burrei—The elpts have been more liberal d prices are not quite as strong. Choice_creamery, 25@3e; choiee fresh table, 15@10 L.....l fiésh table, 13@lde; fair, 5@ cheddars, Oc- mm-( 1iges flals, 12i5e; young a, 14}4e; st quality Swiss che ide; second quality, lg@lde, Limburg 1@12e; skim tlats, Wa10c, TRy -] receipts of live chickens »{‘Lihfl.\] and sales are being wade at full eream Te.—Preserves, all 10e; do in pail -1b. pails per rate, pails, ST, all kinds, first grade, -Ib. pails, per b, Sei assorted, grade, 51, pails, per crate, 6 1y i do ¢ 2oz B35 do, tumb al} kinds, Mines kinds, 20-4b. 'pails per'] lot: b. 94 Jdellics, second g best grs bhl per 03 & per erate. fi:‘d do 40-1b pails , Tige; do, b pails, per crate, 6 pails 275, Péach, plun and’ quinee buttes, as per ‘b, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE sorted, 5Ib pails, per erate, 6 pails, horse radish. pint bottles. per doz £1.50, Pias’ lmrr hw—l 125" teet, bol, $4,00¢ ner )«I Lamt kit rlnl hbl, e, s we. per lk‘. per i kit o, 1. |(‘lv @, 3 3‘ e 2 doz, Triy do, per ,n»lfl.\ 003 do, per II\ITAIM% quality, 50gal bbl, 5 eal ® Comn Hox !n case per Il Ciper—Michizan refined, per bbl, $6.50; do, hnl(l-ll 00; Motts, per bbl., $7,00; do half bbl., ViNEG Hl—\\ hito wine, 164 cider, 12!ge. ORANGE Mediterranean’ Sweets, per box, s 10 box Iots, perbos. Los Angeics, per box, 83.50; o 5-box lots 10, »\lHnrllm 210 frame v0 1bs, 150; 10 b, frames, Nebraska, o5 vory Tow in the niar- ket and prices are correspondingly. stronger. Quotations are £3,50(4,00 per bunch, ArpLEs ~The market is overstocked with inferior apples which are being sold for what they will bring, Western stock, $2,0002.25 Michigan, apvics, ~$250; choice Missourl stock. per bbl, CrANBERRIES—There Is very little demand and_ therc is not much stock being sold. Denlers are clearing up their stocks as best they can. Quotations are $5,50@5.00 per bbl. Jersey are selling at $2.00 per bush box. (nruA\l'rs--Ecr 100, §5.00; less than 100, £5.50, NEW K168, DaTes, Erc,—Layer figs, 8 and 10-Ib boxes, per I, i6e. Dates, fancy Fard, 121b boxes, per Ib, 14e; Persiaf, 50-1b boxes, er I, 106, - Prunelles, 8>-Ib boxes, per Ib, —Bricks, strictly pure, 50-1b : penny cakes, 25-1b cases, Provisions—~Ham. 10c; breakfast ba. con K@sige: clear side bacon, 7@7tge dry salt 155 shott rib sides, 61¢c: shoulde rk. $12.50 per bbl; dried beef. h + lard, tier 50 Ib cans, hoxes, per 1b, 16¢ 12ige. ioces, 70 1b cans (Faitbay Tige: 3 Ibcans, doy Tiges Br:Axs—California and’ Michigan a jne i small, way. Californin_ ave, per bu, 81605 do Pea, 65: Michizan Medinin, per bu., $1. per b, © T ST 1Ded o bt e iz the past T N “There i3 very little inquiry for potatocs, and dealers are “not_able to dispose of them readily. The very choicest assorted stock can not be quoted over 35@40c and slow sale at ! Tt is impossible to sell car lots, and commission men are_compelled to sell them out in small lots. Local farmers are bringing in agood many which tends to lower the wholesale prie bbage, 50; col SL50: ndparagus,’ per 1b 12 . ver bbl, $2.50; green ouions, per radishes, per doz, 50c: lettuce, per { 20ct pieplant por Ib, d Deas per bush box, § “bush’ box, $8.00; cucui bers, § doz; Bermuda onions, er box, §1.00; Bermuda ‘tomatoes, per box, 00, iRAIN—At the mills: heat, No. 2, 60e: ('nm Tye, 48@50 s—Winter wheat tent, $3,00@5,10; second Dest xunlity ' spring 275; buckwhen oats, best quality quaiity, wheat, llu\ . per_ewt: chumnull feed, corn meal, 3 ewt hominy, & er ew craham, lay: 00 per'ton, 54 FTRS AND SKINS—Mink, each. 10@i0c; muskrat, winter, 5@lie: do. kits, le: Otter. £2,50@500; skun'k, short striped, 15 do, broad stribed, 10@15: ‘badger, 25@50 Rao 3 do. KJ(( e; wolt prairie 2.00@3,00; wildeat, 17 Sor, SLohans0 por 1o 0%, -eachs J00@L15: deerskin:, flrv_wlnler 10@1e per l?u do. fall Jone, 510102 e 1e: green cured rexdry flint, 110 e dry. snlt, aloe: S e wo-thirds price, Tallow—3! G primewhite. Se: yellow, 2l Sheep Pelts—2@Tde —Prime_slaughter sole prime onk sole leather. ther, per foot, 20 oak kip, 85@9 hem, calf; SLOY@L10; onk French calf, $125@1.85; Moy 2c: Morgéeo oil pebbie, 23 and linings, $6.00@10.00 y CoAL—Anthracit Tange, §850: chestnnt, $3.5 Wammutbluck, $5.20:1linol vy HARDWARE—Iron, rates, plow steol, special cast, de; criciblo steel, 1 lln 12@18¢; wagon sgmkl , per st,!, hubs, per set, $1,.25: " felloes, $1.40; tongues, each, 75¢; axles, ench, T5e; square nuts, per Ib, 7@ile; col ehaih, per 1b. - 6@13e: mallcable. 6! wedges, 6c: crowbars s spring ‘steel, 7@se; Burden's horseshoes, 1.40: Burden’s mulé shoes, $5.40. Barbed Wi in car lots, $4.00 per 100 Ibs. Iron Nuils, rates, 10 {0 60, $3,00. Shet—$150: ot, $1.85: oriental powder, kegs, $8.50 .00; d0, half kegs, $2.00; do, quarter kegs S150; blasting, kes, $3.35] fuse, per 100 feet, 5oc. Lead Bar. §1.65. PAINTS 1N O1L—White lead, Omaha, P. P., Thes White lead, St Louls, pure, S7.80: Mar seilles green, 1 t5 1b cans, French zinc, R e French zine, in varnish asst, 20c: French zine, oe: vermillion, American, 18c: Indian xed, 10c rose pink. le: Venetiab. red. Coole son’s, 2%c: Venetian, red, American, 1 3¢ Ted Icad, Fige: chrome yellow, genuine, 200; chrome ow, K. 12¢: ochre. rochelle 3¢, ochre, ¥rench, 2%c; ochre, American, '2; Winter's mineral, igo; Lelilgh brown, 2o} Spanish brown, 2l¢c: Prince’s mineral, se. Dty PAINTS—Whitelead, ench zine, 12 3 'whiting 15¢; whiting, com’l, Paris_whitivg, 2! iilden!, 1) acl mantown, Imnnhlm‘k. Ger- Prussian ‘blue, '55c; ltramarine p 18 dyke, brown, ‘Sc; umber, burnt, 4c; umber, : : sioiina, burnt, ‘e sienna, raw doi . comn: Ilrumegu chrome K, 1Zc; vermilion, huzmn, in_oi Taw” and burnt tinber, 1 1b, Cang, 150 raw and burnt sienna, 12e: vandyke, brown, o retined lampblack, 1ic bisck_and Prusbian S: chrome groen, Lo, M. & D., 16c: blind and sutter Ereen, 1o, M & D 166 Paris green, 1t ndian’ | red, The; Venetian red, % Tuscan 22 erican’ vermillion 200 yellow ochre, fles L. M. & O, 1, 18¢; Kodes ochre, 16c; parent d 3 graining colors light 'oak, dark oak, walnut, chestuu t nd asl, 12, DRUGS AND U B4e: acld, lentner. sawed dr, EMICATS—Acld, (I\rl:ll'h', Sie: balsam 1, 45e; bark, sassufras, per per 1b, '2e; chinchonidia, per oz orm, ‘per b, 6c; Dovers powders, per th, £1.25} epsom’ salts, ver B, Bige: giyeersne, pure, per 1, 18¢; lead, acotate, per b, 20c 1 wr, No. 1, per gal., 81.60; ‘oll, castor, £1.40; "oil, "olive. ‘per gal.. opiun quit nine, s & W i R, &8 per oz, Ko tassium focidc, per b, $3, 40c; sulphate morphin rbolic, paiba, per alonicl, chioro’ per galion: niture, No. 1, 8$1.00; extra, slw umm, No. L 8120; Dawmar, extra, & apan, 70c; asphaltum’ extr, b3 shellae, $5:501 hard i injsh, $1.50. drimrs—Cologne spirits, 158 proof, $1.12; do 101 proof, $1.1 &Puna second quality, 101 proot, $1.12: do, 188 proof, $1.11. Alco: hol, 188 proof, $2.10 per \\Inn,n!luu Redis- tilled whnskies, * $1.00@1 Gin ' blended $1.50@2.00; Kentucky bourbons, $2.006,00 Kentucky and PennsyIvaniayes, $3.000 Golden Sheat bourbon and rye whiskies, $1.50@s.00, - Brandies, imported, $5.00@8.50% domestie, $1.50@3,00, Gi 1, $1.50 @8,00: domestie, ), 5, i purted, $4.50@8.00; New England, $1.75@2,00; (:I;mwll(‘ S G&Jum;m),m' import: ed, per cas American, sl 108G 1000 VEH o ture, coach, Grocers' List, SyRUF—No. 70, 23, bbls; No. 70, 4-gallon ke, $1.0% New Orleans 3%@43o per gallon Maple fnlp, 14 barrel, strictly ~ pure, T0¢ per gallony 1 E:\llun caus, $9.2 per doz; )‘; lon cans, $5.% per doz; quart cans $6,00, ieu—Mirror loss, 1 1b, te .\Jmur glm . Mirror gloss, 6 1, 025 corn, 1 1b, "0lg ngsford's ' corn, lb IH n\mpmm s gl0ss, 1 Ib, Tes Kingsford’s gloss, 61b, Tige; Kingstord's pure, 8 Ib, b3¢; Kings- in bbis, $6.00; do in ford’ “sbulk.dc. 5 I in bbls, $7.00; do in ins, in bbls, $5.00; do, CANNED (iG008—Oysters. standard qase, $816; sirawberries, 3 i per case, 2,85 raspberries, 21 5; California ApriCots, per case, 4J white .mm * €, $5.90; plums, per case, §: W; whor- tleborries, per east, per & §2,50: pineapples, 2 Drien evaporated box (@9lye; peaches, evaporated, 15 803 Taspherries. new. T5e: prunes, new, SUGARS. Im\d egg plum o b por r ease, 3,200 quarter apple @ Dlnckperrios hox P’|~lf'n| 5 ase ., new, i currants, cut laf, Sige tioners A, 7 extra C, 6 @ ayon Tmperial, $ Kirk’s stan: } K White 3 Whito Rrustia. Dome, $4.25; Washboard, $3. Tound, per Per’ caddie, 3 square cases, mule square, -Ordinary erades, 0! e, 1115(@1de; green and vellow, grnment Java, d0ate; 20c: Mocha. i Arbuckle's roasted, Tes Vil XSXX: ronsted, 1o} 13501 Red Cioss, 14 Boxes, 4010, s, 1077t 8, 10 16 0z, 0s, 10/5e; ha'f box, 2 ies falr, 10@ {@ile old go , 10i5@ 40lb, Horse- 3 Gold 833 G TonAcco—Climax, 42¢ per It Star, 3% n'.\rbw:ul, |||wr]h*|n i Puneh, Youtg Frit 1T ‘ CAND' Mixed, ““”".A § stick, 9ig@lle. SAnT—Dray loads, per bbl. $: H in sacks, $ 14 sacks, Asht dairy, 8 SODA- papers. $3.25 a case; keg, ver 1b, 22Lc. SPicEs—(round—Black p epper, boxes, 1 al 12@16¢; el jon, 186 r, 15@25¢ ; mustard, 15@ salsoda, Commercial Cf eed oil and turpentine are both quoted Only a few furs are coming in, and the seasot is Butchers's hides are bringing a little better prices than a week ago. McLaughlin's Dilworth's and Arbuckle's coffees are quoted }e higher, Dave Wells, of Stover & Wells, Taber, Ncb., was in the city this week, Mr. s an'old Omaha bov, T'he sugar market is a trifle more e account of the possibilty of the sugar eries resuming operations. The tish market is_very quiet. White fish have declined. - Halibut, Yarmouth, bloaters and new s rings are the only smoked fish in the ma The lumber markef while the city retail trade is exce good, the wholesale trade is quict and colléctions slow. Country dealers are holding quite stocks, and money is elose. Mr. Benson, of the Bens has his office decorated w arge sword-fish, which he cantured during a cruise at sea, and with the lance used by his grandfather in his whaling expeditions. ‘I'he meeting of the State Pharmacutical as- sociatlon, to be held on_the 11th, will un- doubtedly be largely attended, as o great many druggists throughout the state have signified their intention ot being present. Mr, .loluho of the firm of Sloan. Johy son & Co. city to-day, looki for wholesale groc He is experiencing consid- crable difliculty in_finding a building suit- able for the business, refin- m Fish ('mn]n:m i h the sword of a " Proposals. QEALED 1ri 051 will he rcesived by thk ity 0 Hustiigs, Nedraska, un il 10 o am. May 18, 1860, for the furn sning, crectior and completion of & gystom of water works foe f Husti g, Nebraskn, e of wiiter works 10 be furnished > wih the plans and n filo ju-the office of the Cily ¢ of Hutings, Nebrasku. ved on any ora’lof the and completing ope furnishing ard coppletine tubular w 2d—Furnishing and_completing ecgine o Inmlm houre nud stucs, :nishing and’ completing foundation bof stand pipe. 4th~ Furnishing and gompleting stand pipe. b v‘lll-—“ nishing lllhl seiting up machinery und oilers, 6th ~Fur, casting 7th—Furnishinz kalamein pipe. Sth—Furnishing * hydvants, gates and gato oxes, Oth—Furnishing lead andoa kum and excavat- Imr, und Inying pipes, hydrants, gates and gate ishing | cast iron pipe and special 5. e contract privo of sald system of wator works completed not to exceed the sum of eighty thousund dollars, Finch proposnl must bo ccompanied with a good and suflicient bond in the sumn of one thou- sand dollars on cach of the fzems bid on, us ge- carity for the filling of & good acceptable bond the sum of which shall not be less than tull amount ot contract price. The City Council re any or I bids o any parts of bids, Proposals should le uddressod o J. D. Mines, y Clerk of Hustings, Nebraska, and marked “Proposuls for Water \ By order of the City ¢ il of Hastings, No- Dbraska, this 20th day of April, A. D. 1686, Biddérs may gubmit their own plins ard specillc vith methods for obtaining pump- ing and storing the necessary water supply. but in every cage the plan of pipe, hydrants, vaives, &c. 1 the same as por plans and sp in_tho offic of the Uity nding that the C'ty Coun- plans and specificntions ALEXANDER, Mayor. Apr20d1ot ves the right to reject ¢il will not puy for un: furnished by bidde 8. BAMUE City Clerk, PENHYROYAL PILLS “CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH.” inal and Only Genuine. o Keliabie, Beware of worthless Imlations. ater's BEoaBat S0 ukt b scirrar | ilars i et retnrn, malh WAME PAEER: aChiehaster chemitalon %old by Druggls b X for “Chich T R ST Pk Tiho s bae STORTZ & ILER’'S Munchener Salvator BEER. F. S. HADRA, Man’gr 502 8. 18th St. Baserient 8.W. Cor. How ard Street, Private Family Supply a Specialty. OMAHA HOTEL DIRECTORY. The Millard, 8. Bbears, J. E. Markol Thos. Swobe, Proprietors | Omuba, Nebraska, 5 l'Kl)‘ll\ CC Job Printgrs, Book Binders, And Blank Book Miinulieturers, 106108 South Fourtsent 30y Vflnw and Feed, T W.J. WELSHANS & CO., Wholesale Flour, Feed and Grain, Manufacturers of W. J.Welshans & Co.'s Quick Haisime Buckwheat lolir wud propriotors Oaba City Mllls, cor. s and Fyrnsw Stroets, Omuba. i Leather. iides, Elc. " BLOMAN BRO! Wholesale Leather, Saddlery Hardware, Baddlery and Shoe Findings, Hides, Wool, Purs, Pelis, Heuse, Lallow, EIL Omiha, Nl Confecnonery. REL F. P, FAY & CO,, Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts and Cigars. Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. 121 M. K}AH\(-. Agent for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Special brands Fuust, Budweiser, Exlanger Cor. 9th and Capitol Ave., Omaha. MONDAY _OMAHA MANUFACTURERS. Book Binding, Etz. REES PRINTING €0, Printers, Book Binders, Ana Tank Book Manufs Now, 108 and 108 South 14th Strec® Bridges—Steam Pile Driving. RAYMOND & CAMY o P P Engncers and Contractors, Blgcs. Roof Trusses, Steam Pile Driving i Combi and Howe Truss D ne and Onk Timber. 15th €, near Farnam lephone No Cigars and Tobaceo, MAX MEVER & €O, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaccos, ns and Ammunition. 215 to 223 South 1th + 1020 to 1024 Farnam Street,” Omalin, Nob, INTEROCEAN ClaAr FACTORY. W & FRITSCHRR, Manufactarers of Fine Cigars, And Wholesalo Dealers in Leaf Tobaccos, 108 and 110 N. 14th Streot, Omuha, Nob. rockerys W, L. WRIGHT, Agent for tho Manufacturers and Tmporters, Crockury, Glassware, Lamps, Chimneys, TBte. Onic Street. Omuha, Nos. South 13th Carriages. C. 8. GOODRICH & CO Agents (o A. Whitney Car Children’s Carriages, Jewott's Celebrated Relrigerators. 8end wo~ pricel is 115 Farnam st., Omahn. 0. 8. PETTIS & ('O, Wholsals & Retail, Fino Carriages, Phnetans, Buggios and mm MWikans, 20 por cont waved in bu; A2, Tzard Street, _ Branch ut Council Blaft, Town. Lornices, Eagle Cormce Works. pencic Munufacturer of Dodge und 101 PING & BOLTE, Manufacturersof Ornamentai Galvanized Iron COI‘I]IGGS,. Dormer Windows, Final Workdono Wastern Cornice Works, C. SPECHT, Proprietor, Iron Cornice Ete. Specat’s im- lic Bkylight. 608 and 610 S, ol Doors, Sash. Ete, The Gate Cily Plcning Hill. Doors, Sash and Blinds. Alto nll kinds of turning. Eeroll and Stair work of every do- script 5 s A. ROSENBERY, Manufacti:ver and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Houldings, Etc. Stair Rails a speclalty Telephone No. 15th and Marcy Sts.. Omaha, Neb. _ Electrical Supplies. "L W. WOLFE & CO., Elcetricians, Electrical Supplies, Mnsonic Block, Omaha. Burglar Alarm ¥ire Alurms, Bhectric Muttinz, Speaking Tolls, ubos, Iron Works, ON & VI RLI RON WORKS Wrought and Cast Iron Building Work ron S Railing, Rolled Beams and G irdors Stemin Engines, Brass Work, General Foundry hinc and Blacksmith Work. Oflice and Works, U. P. Ry. and § 17th st. oo __ fron ar d Nails. OMAHA NAIL MA NU URING €O, Gut Nails tmd nD‘kGS, Safes, Omalia Safe Works, G. ANDREEN. Manufacturer of Fire and Burg Vault Doors, Jall Work. & Work. " Cor. {4th and Juckson r Proof Safes, s and » Omaha, Neb. an!ons and Carriages, Established 1858, A. J. SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 1400 and 4 Dodge Street, Omaha, Neb. Commission, Etc, M. BURKE & SONS, Live Stock Commission Geo. Burke, Manager, Union Btock Yards, 8. Omaha. Tolo " W. F. BROWN & C0,, Commission Dealers in Live Stock, Oflico—Exchange Building, Union Stock Y ard South Omaha, Neb. Telephon 80, Union Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA. Limited. John F. Boyd, Superintendent, ! SAVAGE & Live Stock Commission Merchants, Shipments of auy and ull kinds of etack solicit . ed. Union St.ck Yards, Omeha, Neb, Lumber, Ete, LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lims, Bash, Doors, Etc. Yards—Cor, ‘Ih and Dougl: Cor. 9th and Dougla, BOHN MANUFACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work and Inierior Hard Wood Finish, Just opened. N, . cor. th and Leaven- rth Sireets, Omubia, Neb, CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, €14 B. Mth Strect, Omaha, Nel ¥. Colpezer, $ C. N. DIETZ, Lumber, 38th and California Streets, Omaha, Neb, iy FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Etc. Cor. 6th and Douglas Streets, Omaha, Neb, GEO. A, HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumbar, Omaba, Nebraski. " CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumber, Waron Stock, Fanoy Woods, Dridge Timbe &c. ‘Cor. 9th and Douglus, Oumabs, Nebr G. T, LYMAN, Dealer in Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouddicgs, Building Paper, Etc.South Lith 5treél Ogane, Kebrasks. BENSON FISH €0; Buccossors to Icken Slemssen & Co. Wholesale Fish Dealers, ers of Foreign Fish, Nos. 911913 Jones =y TR S A R Rk OMAHA JOBBERS’ DIREGTDM OMAHA JOBBERS’ DIREOTQ" Agricultural Tmplements, IJXL' t & METCALF CO,, Wholesalo Dealers fn Agricultural Implements. OfMce, Corner 6th and Pacific Sts, Omaha, \r‘\. T PAKLIN, ORENDORFE & MARTIN, Wholesc.e Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Wagons and Buggics, Omaha Neb. CHURCHILL, PARKER, Wholcsale Desler in Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Cartiagos und fgs :...\I.mh.:.:h , bot. oth and | Boots and Shoes. W. V. MOBSE & €O, Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, | 211 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. Manufactory, | Summaor § \ Boston. Carpets, & A. ORCHARD, Wholesalo Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, (ur;n(n ‘:Il)n..ulm i LHH Farnam Coal, Lime, Ete, “JLFE W, BEDFORD, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. Office, 2128. 1th t., Omahn, Neb. Yards, o und' De venport Streets. T 77 COUTANT & SQUIRKS Dealers in Hard ana Soft Coal. | Best varictics. Office, 213 8. 13th 8t. Telephone No. 142, Omaha, Neb. NEBRASKA FUEL €O, Shippers of Coal and Coke, £14 8. 13th §t., Omana, Neb, O, Tow President, Gx0. PATTEREON, Sco. and Tous, ” . F.A. Baron, ERIN! P rOPHIates. Munngor. Nebraska Coal and leo ‘Company, OMAHA, Offce, 813 6 Hih Strects Gro. ry “Telcphone 42, LA, V. Pros. | and Treas. Omaha Coas, Coke und' Lime Company, Jobbers of hard and_soft_coat, 209 8. 1ith OMAHA COAL AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. Exclusive dealors in Boulder Cclorado Coal, 217 Fouth Hth street. Coffee and Spices. GATES, COLE & MILE Homs €)1y a1l §pisy M5 Coffee Rtonsters nnd Spice inz Powder, Bluing, ote. Try one cnse 6f Home illend Rousted Cotree. Cmnha . H'rg C mani 1600 Howire CLARKE BROS. & CO,, Omaha Coffce and Spice Mills, Tea-, Cofices, Spices, Buking Powder Flavoring Txtracts: Lavindry Biuc. Lo, oo, 141410 1ar | ney Strect, Omulin, Neb, Commission, Etc. BRANCH & €O., Wholesale Fruits, Produce, Oysters, 1121 Furnun St., Omaht. Apples—Our own pack- Ing—Platt & Tiger Trand Oysters, Buttor, Egge, Gume, Poultry, Potatocs. JOHN F. FLACK, General Commission Merchant, Produce, Provisions i and , Neb. Consignments Stz Keturns made prowotly. W. E. RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant. BPECIALTIE heese, Butter BEags, Poultry ;:::‘mh:\,:: 8. 14th,, Omnha, Neb. Telo- . McDONALD. COMMlSSA i MERCHANT. 816 12th Street, Omalia, Neb. Specinitios: Bute s rice, wnd Chicke: WIEDEMAN & CO,, Produce Commission Merchants. Poultry, Butter, Game, Fruits, Ete, 2208. 14th S ha, Nebraska, ‘WESTERFIELD BROS., General Commission Merchants, 1406 Dodge Strect, Omaha, Neb. Consignments Soncited. WEEKS & MILLARD, Storage and Commission Merchants, Foreign and Dom orant KLor 10 North Tith st —— Commission nnd Jobbing, Butter, Rggs and Produce. A full ling of Stone- ‘Consignments solicited. 1414 Dodge St . MORONY, General Commission Merchant, Buttor, Eggs, Cheese and Countr; l‘mdumkem era ,JWH 12th 8t., Omuhbu, Neb McSHANE & SC ulllil)b}ll,' Bayers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerntor and Packing House, 14th & I worth 8t., on U, . It. I3, Track, Omaha, Establichied 1870, ROBEKT PURVIS, Genera! Commission, 2118, 14th 8t., Omaha, Neb, Specinlties—Buttor ias, Poulltry dnd Guie. PEYCKE BROS., Commission Merchants, uce and Provisions, Omaha, Nob ISAAC GRIFFITH, Commission Marchaut, and wholezalo dealer i country produce, fruits, butter, eggs, ete. Goods on consigniment & spccialty. 32 N, 16(h st., Omahia, Neb, KIRSCHBRAUN & (Buiecosiors to A, P, Produce Commission Memmn. No. 213 South 12th Strcot. Omang, Neb, )w, Dry Goods, J. J. BROWN & €0, Yholesale Dry Goods and Hotlons, l.\.d Douglus reet, Omuha, " L. GINSBERG & CC \\rhn sale Dealers in Dry Goods, Hoslery, Notigns, Linens, iaces, Embroidery and White 200 Deliglis Strcet, Omaha, Neb. White Lead, CARTER WHITE LEAD €O, Strictly Pars Whits Ll 20tk St-, Coods, and U, P. Ry, Omaia, Harness, Etc, WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Turf Goods, Blankets wid Robes, 1621 Furnain Strcet Omuhit, Neb. Mattresses, E. M. HULSE, Mattress Company, Mannfacturing Muttrosses, Bedding, Feathor Pillows, Cots, Bte. 1200 and 1208 Douglus Strect, Oumaha, Neb. <o raderer s Overalls, CANFIELD MARUFACTURING €0, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeans Pants, Shicts, Flo., 1162 and 1 % Doygl Buwel, Omiia, Neb, OMAHA L Deale 100, in All Kinds of Building Materia! at Wholesala. I8k Streetand o Lon e i Track, Omahs. GERMAN D, WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumbor, 20th and Tzard Stroets, Omaha, Nebraska, J. AL WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lunher, Lalh Shinglas, Ruilding Papers, Cemont.” Nintn ana J i Millinery. - g, Mo Plaster, Ones, Omabin Neb. 1. OBERFELDE Tmporters and Jobbers ot Millinery and Notions, d 1214 Harnoy Streot, Omaha, Neh Musical Instruments, EDHOLM & BRICKSON, \ Wholesalers of Musical Instruments, ! Steinway Planos, Weber, Decker, ard Ofgans, Chase Organs Driges Mg 101 and 103 1548 stree Notions, Etc. Al Haines and - —~a J. L. BRANDIES & SON, Wholesale Job Lots, Dry_Good Notions, G Goods from Now York. and 508 South h St Furnitura. ¢ Fur do sulos duily. Ete, L Omaha. ishing nmvn" "7 CHARLES SHIVERICK, l’nrnlture, Bedding, Upholstery, Mirro L1218 wid DEWEY & 10 Furn un 'O troot, Oma E, Wholesalo Dealers in Furnitara, Farnam Strect, Omaha, Neb, ALL Croceries. BROS., Wholesale Grocers, 116 And 1112 Douglas Streot, Omaha, Neb, E. B. CHAPMAN & O Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Cigars, Tobacco and Smokers’ Arti MEVER & I ., 1215 Howard st APKE Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Cigars and Ins St obiceos, 1 t, Omaha, Neb, 7 and 1519 Dougs MCCORD, BRADY & COMPANY, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Btreets, Omaha, Nnh PAXTON, GALLAG! Wholesale Groceries and Provisions, o8, 506, 707, %00 and 711 . 10th St., Omnhey Epring 00 nd 1211 Harne EDNEY & GIBY Hardware, ER & €0, J. BROATCH, Heavy liardware, Ivon, Steel, Wagon Stock, Hurdwood Lumber, ooy streev, Oviaba, Nob, N, Wholesals Iron, Steol, W on na Cars 120 Wooc 1217 und 1219 Leavenworth bek, Hoays ardware, Toot, Omithiy § HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders' Hardwars, f Mechanics' Tools Jus Str A Butlilo Sonles. msnonl* ot, Otnitha, Neb. LEE, FRIED & C0., Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Tinwa ronts for Howe Scales ‘0., Omuha Nob. MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tile & Sheet Iron, Miami Mantles, Grate: RECTOR & WILE Wholesalo Hardwars and Nails, Emerson Steel Nuils, Cor. 10th and Harney _Streots, Omaa, Neb. Harvesters, "DEERING & CO., CHIC, Manufceturer of tho Harvester Goods, Deorin, g.\i. Lo Write to Wm, Omaha.” A. L Iron Pipe, Etcs PANY, 'RANG CON L Gonernl Agenty Pumps, Pipe and Engines. Steam, Water, Lailwily and M \l’nmsupplm, Et, 020, 22 ond mam § CHURCHILL PUMP €O, Wholesale Pumps, Plpo, Fittings, Steam und W it upplic Must Foost Co.’s Goods. Omaba, Neb. EDHOLM & Jewelry, 3iRICKSON, Wholesale Jewalers. Dealers in S Clocks, Jeweler and 10, 1oth Street, Cor. Dodi Notions Etcs “Tools ‘nnd Jobvers 1 VINYARD & SCHNEIDER. Notions, Hosiery & Gents'Fa¢nishing 1006 und 1005 Farnam st Owauha, Neb, J. T. Robinson Nollon Comm ) 4053 and 405 8, 10th, Wholesale Deale CONSOLIDATED T. nighing Goods. ,Omaba, in Notions and’ Gents' By Oils, Etc, , NK LINE 00, Whalesale Deulers ln Ollx Gaeoline, Mica Manuge Pork Packer and Shipper, Omaha, Nebraski, HARRIS & FIFH Packers and Provision Deaiers, Union Market, 1517 Dodge Streot. Packing housd, U. phonc' N, 1 Safes and Locks, 1 R 'Track, Omanba, Neb. Tolen a3 P. BOYER & O, Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s’ Fire and Burgla and Juil wor Proof Si o Looks, Vindte 180 Favnam sircot, Omulh, Noh_ Seeds, A Wholesale and Retail Dealer fn Seads, Agricultural, V. N.W. Cor. 1ith THE GOOD Drugs, Etc. [ Vellows' ¥ N DRUG Wholesale Druggists, And Dealer in lll" Oils and Window muu Neb,, Wines and Liquorss ILER & €O, Dlsmlurs nuJ lmpo.lars of Wiaes A, \ctu 1012 L, Hiedyy root, Ol