Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 19, 1886, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATU uDAY. JUNE 19, 1886, Cincinnatl, June 18— Wheat—Firm; No, 2 rea, S (‘nrn—tn‘}inngn{l, No. 2 mixed, 3@ 2 mlxed. 20c. Rye—Easier: No, l ork—Firmer at §9. 0‘0 ard—Strong and hlxher at 85.55, whmu- Steady at $1.1 Minneapolis, June I‘l—“'hvnt—Strr\nl and a shade higher; No. 1_hard, 7aige July; Thige August; Tic Sep 1 northern, 71i4¢ cash Tee Jul 1 i8¢ September, Stady and firmer; patents, 84,95 4.50 bakers, 8325 l(w~l‘||)t'4 W heat, nn 400 bushels 1,125 barrels. " Shipments—Wheat, 20,000 bushels; flour, 21,000 barrels, Bt. Louls, June 18— 2 red, cash very scarce af Corn—F Irnl' No. 2 mixed, cash, flour, ). Neo, 2 mixed, cash, 206@27c; July m;( Rye—F¥irmer at 55, Pork—Steady at $0.00, Lard—Nominal at $5.75. Whisky—$1.10, B (i!lm-t nd steady; creamery, 14@ (@ BoAnp—Wheat—Easier and . Corn—Steady and lgc higher. ‘l‘olNIl;. "“"?«11‘“ .—Wheat—Quiet and easy; cash, 7815 Corn—Steady and dully; cash, 36¢ bid. Outs—Neglected. Liverpool, June 18.—Wheat— Demand improving; No.'% winter, 0s 9d and dullj spring, 68 8ld and dull, Flour—In poor demand at 7s 6d, dull. Corn—Demand fallen off: spot, 48 4d and June 43 2¢d; July and Aukust, 4s, 2d and easy. Kanaas Olty, June 18—WWheat - Stends No. ¥red, cash, be bid, 60c asked; July, 573¢ Y+ No. 2, July, 2e; August, 27c bid, 274 asked. Oats—Nominal: July, 2414 bid, 25¢ asked. New Orleans, June 18.—Corn—Dull, wenk and lower; mixed, #@i5c; white, 48@ Onh-—-wrmor at 36@361¢e. Cornmeal—Quiet at $2.25, fllluu l’ruduvlb—l)clmuul ‘fair and market T, Pork—$0.50. Lard—Retined tierce, $5.7 Ihllk Meats--Shoulders sc: 5,25, ceand firm at l:l\'li Chicago, June 18, reports as follo Cattle—Receipt: shade lower; sh and mixed, 81, through Texas caitle, @ Hogs—Receipts, 80,0002 market stre nug but closing weak ; mugh and mixed, $3.00@4.20; gnrlflnl nnd nmp ing, 2400\5 .32 llgln, 25: 8Kips, $2.50(3 pts, 1,500; m H lmubu, $1 Klnuls City, June 18, —Recelpts, 1,300; shipments, none; best grades s!umle’, others weak, slow and 10c lower; choice to Mlcz 5.00@5.75; common to good, $4.00 @ntgfkuru and feeders, $8.25@4.20; cows, Hogs—Recolpts, 0000 shipmonts, 8:300; active and 5c¢ higher: gl‘md to choic (@4.00; common to medium, $3.60(@: 8t Louis, June 18—Cattlo— 040; shipments, 250; Emnl to choice slllmflng Wna export, $4,80@ fair, $4,40(@4.8) ers’ ulu-rs, $3, '»U(IN 503 cow! nu(l I lTl)CK. he Drover's Journal 0003 :nnrket dull)(mm a ket strong: na- g p 3003 shipments, 200; eloice hogs n shade stronger; other L'l’fl(ll'~ ba qdynlwulv butehers® and best heayy, $4.20 ’SBOL rmuu and mixed, $3.80@4.153 light, @4. 1 OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Friday Evening, June 18, Cattle—The market was lower to-lay but active. The receipts were more liberal than yesterday, and nearly everything was sold, nzn—[lm receipts were heavy and the Inarkel, active and a shade higher. The de- mand is good and salesmen do not have to look far for buyers, Sieep—There was nodemand, and it is no easy miatter to get even a bid. Prevalling Prices, Bhowlnsz the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this market Choice steers, 155 to Choice swm'n 1 Medium steers, 1250 to 1500 Fat little steers, 1050 to 1150 b3 Good feeders, to 1000 1bs Good to choice cows and heife Fair to medium cows and heifers. Good to choice bulls. .. Medium bulls... Good to choice stags. Medium stags. .. Cholce lizht and mediuni 1iois. Good to choice heavy hogs Good to choice mixed hogs. Common rough grades. .. Fair to good shorn Live Stock Salas. Showing the number of hogs purchased by the leading buyers to-day: oG Clark Bros. n Carloton g Lobman & Hothehiid. Range of Prices. Showing the highest and lowest prices paid or hogs on this market during the past seven days, with wmkl ive values: ) Friday, 11th . Baturday, 12th th, .. Wednesday,16th Thursday, mh 8,05 Friday, 10th,.. 870 @3.80 Milwaukee, .10 Cars He N W.. b 1 ) les of stock 1n this market are made perew ight unless otherwise stated. Dead hos sell at }¢e per b for all weights, “Skins,” or hogs weighing less than 100 1bs novalue, Pregnant sows are docked 40 lbs and £tags 50 1bs, Notes. Hog market higher, Cattle market weak. E. Munn, Avoca, had 120 sheep on the market, ver 2,000 hogs changed hands at the yards A Barrett came in to-day and marketed # load of hogs. G. W. Parmenter, Y utan, shipped in ninety- six head of sheep. L. Speltz, David L‘fly. was at the yvards and sold 4 Joads of eauth P. 8, Heacock, bwrllnl. had a load of cows on to-day’s wark C, Bailey, smuyler. had two loads of coim fed steers at the yards. Charles Redlon, North |,nu.. was Licie and marketed two loads of hogs. W. Weyant, Jr., Germantown, came in to- | day and sold two loads of hogs. John MeShane bonght the Thornhill feed- ers from Laramie, 176 head, at §1.00, A. W. Spearman, £ I\rmquvhl. was at the yards and disposed of a load of hogs. Hammond & Co, received 124 head of cattle to-day, shipped in from other markets, Mr. Reynolds, of Harmon & Reynolds, Fre- mont, was here and sold a loap of eattle. Lobman & Rothichild had three loads of eattle at the yards, shipped from Columbus. Parkhurst & W., Scotia, were on the mar- ket with a load of hogs and 134 head of eattle. The Swan Land and Catrle company sold 102 head of 1,225-1b steers on to-day’s market. Sixteen cars of stock that should have been in yesterday arrived to-day, the Union Pacitic wreck causing the delay. Mr. Sutton, of the firm of MeIntosh & Sut- ton, was at the yazds and sold three loads of corn-fed steers, shipped from Lockwood. A. C. Ronch was at the yards to-day with 113 head of meal-fed steers, belonging to the Frontier Land & Cattle company, of Herman. Mr. Parsons, an old hog buyer, was at the }mdq to-day as a buyer for J. quires, of Boston, one of the lar ers in the country. son, senwood: Schofield & Taylor and Walker Bros,, Waverly, sold hogs on to-day,s market. The Union Rendering company, who have been taking the crippled hogs, claim that the rmpont arrangement is unjust to them and hat a change will have to be made, Itis proposed to sell them the same as in Chicago or the company will buy them at $1 per hun- dred less than the selling price of the full load. The following parties sold hozs on to-day's markets. . ) Miller, Valle® K- Cre radt, Blue Springs & B.. Cortland; J. G, Hall, Gibbon; & Taylor, Shelicn; W. L. Nash North Loup Cattle company, E'ba; ¢ Keynolds, Jamaica; Citizeus bank. & Maloney, Albion; I , North Bend, Tawks & L E, Weleh, Phpillion; Ossencock & LLwl‘ Lbuh\llle. OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKUTS ® General Markets, Friday Evening June 18 EGas—The receipts are not quite as liberal as last week, but are more than equal to the demand, A good many ecks that are not strictly fresh, and h 0 be sold as seconds, are coming 'in. Dealers have been holding the market up, but as stocks accumulate they are forced to sell lower. Close candling is necessary and shippers would save freight on rotten eggs it they would candle before ship- ping. Checked eggs have to be thrown out and sold at n | e, Egis Tig@se, BUTTk great deal of poor and sour stock 1'm|\lm: in and is not 1y disposed of. Prices rule about the same as Tast week. The receipts continue liberal and more than demand, Commission m t extremely difticult to di of the The retail trad particula and will only take the b it the poorer grades meet with _very slow sale. Only a very all proportion of the receipts bring top pric There is no sale atall for crea ery butter at the present time. Chuice fresh T@l0c; inferior, 4@be; cream- The receipts of old fowls have the past weck and the market re not in quite as good de- more demand_for’ spring ason_advances, Spring ree sell fairly well, but are not wanted, and very Small ones will not sell at any price. A few duel were teceived this week which sold at quota- tions: Old fowls, per doz, $2.00¢2.50; &pring chickens, lurge Sizes, per dc 30, lickens, small, $1.50; di :—The market is very weak and de- % Fancy full cream cheddars new make, 9ife; flats, 10c: young Americas, 10ige; first q\mlltv Swiss cheese 15c; second v, 125@ldc; Limburger, cheese, 12¢. Tripe, ETc—11gs’ teet, bol, $4,00: o, 15 bbl, $5.00; dos por kit, e Lambs’ tongucs, per kg bb), 83.25; do, per it, $2.50; “do, quart jars per doz, $5.25; do, i.un ars per case, 2 doz, 86,75, 'I'ripe, per g 4,.00; do per igbbl, $2.00; dn. per kit ( oM HHONE: y is lower. mand, as chiy chi “alifornia, 15¢; California, strained, 10¢; Nebraska, choice, 14@15¢; Ne- braska, dark, 1215@13c, Mavir Svaak-Bricks, penny cakes, per Ib, 1 MAPLE SY} ur—Bulk, 13 to 17 gallon kegs, per gal, $1.00 l‘nl cans, per gal, $1.05; half gal cans, per gal, $1.10, CIDEK—New Y ork, per bbl, $7.00: do, half bbl, $4.00: Crab, ]»er(hu ats, $2,75; Michigan refined. per bbl., 806.00 VINEGAR—W hite wlnr 13@17e; cider, 13 @17c: single strength, 12c: triple strength, 15(@20¢. FRovISIONS—Ham. 10'jc; oreakfast bn- con clear side bacon, 7c; ary salt sides, bige; shoit houlde Selg: mess pork, § dried bee hawn piec lard, tier Yi@be; 50 1 cany (¥ IIL ) 67e i¢;3 1b cans. do., 7} per Ib, 12ifc; Ib cans, do, 6; less ham. 11c. NEW KF1a8, DATES, ETC.—Layer figa, 8 and 10-Ib boxes, per Ib, Nc ates, fancy Fard, 12-1b boxes, per 1b, 1ic; Persian, 50-1 boxes, 10c, l‘mnelleq. 30-1b boxes, per Ib, erries are nearly all gone. 4 keted some time azo, and Towa home_ KrOWD' 818 Very tearce and not enough to make a market or to ship out. Michigan strawberries will probably be re- ceived this week and next if es advance 80 that they could be handled. Black raspber- ries are 1n liberal supply from t. Louis and are selling very fast. At the present time prices are very strong but a declne is antiei- pated next week, Red raspberries are not a8 desirable shipping stock and do not arrive in as good condition as the black. Strawber- ries, lowa home grown. 16-qt cases, $1.60; red rasnberrics, 24t cases, $2.50: red rasp- berries, 24-qt cases, $5.00; black rnsphflrlv St. Louls home grown (Ir.n\«r 18 25 503 black raspberrie: .mun "lome grown, stands, $9.00@10,003 blick spberries, Bk Louis home grown, 24 qts, LEsoNs—The market continues strong, l\nll there is no_prospect of lower prices. 'Ihe warin weather las created a good d he sales have been lu'uvyt e past week Messl 8.50; choice o, § tocks are very much reduced is about over. 'llu-rc(snnll- inigleft on the market except Los Angel and the supply is not large. Los An, D04, 50, BANANAS—The receipts have been liberal t week and a large amount of stock i old. A car of choice red bana) iyed and is meeting with w:) jnag, yellow, per bunch, $2 ¥ buch, "s2 50, 1 —Fresh stock has arriy the market this woek, Shipping stock, § @400, CALIFORNIA Frurrs—Dealers asa rule do not encourage outside ovders, to any t extent, before July rivals of fruit do not'stand up very well w reshipped, though they may be Ty ble for the ity trade, Apr 20 0 10 cases, T@8 ) 000 53,0000 Dlums, 20 1 55 cheiries, 10 1bs, $175, Grow ave been rivals thus 24 qt ca rdeners are sup- ade to such an extent that very little that can be shipped in, e oltont ing que S represent prices at wi muhulom.h 5, m,ulunu ce, fresh, lled. HPErs must not anticipate such prices for v ables sent in lrmn lie country, Southern cabbage, per 00; soufliern cauliflower, e d0z., home grown cauliffower,}- 15e@81.00} or nl'm‘ 35@i00; 0z, 15@20c; peas, 3 Bermuda onions, per Ofl. onions, southern, per llbl .00; string beaus, per ¢-bush box, s5¢ $1.00; wax beans per ¢ bush box. @ L10; new potataes, per bbl, 825350 do $1.50; ' new turnips, per doz, Y aioe mew beets per doz bunches, 'umw, southern tomatoes, J¢-bush box. I‘u‘lATmm—’I here is a light demand for a few Y«Imlum and some have “been sold in swiall lots as high as 40c, but there is no en- couragement for &lllppers to send in stock, There is no sale for car lots, and even if sold it would do well if it paid freight and com- wission. BrANs—Inferlor stocke, Tic@1.00; good clean country, $1.25a medium _hand- mnksd $L50@1.40; hlml -picked navy,$1.40@ Fx.oln Aun MirrsTurrs—Winter wheat flour, best second spring waeat tlour, e pet ‘ew coru u W 82 ped feed, fi‘u per ew yollow corn weal, w«.perloa.‘l‘-l\uliu..ak 3 Buds, 8¢ Rocky cwt; acreening, 60c per ewt: hominy, £1.50 rowt; nhoru,"k‘per ewt; graham, $1.7; ay. in bales. £.00 per ton. GRAIN~! Lum. 22 r)n 55¢; oats, 25¢; . wheat, No, 2, Medium, 12@i5¢ per 1b: fine heavy, j coarse, 10@1%; burry Green butchers’, 6gc: 4@ c: dry flint, Ll@13¢: dnmuw « hides, two-thirds gn'up prime white, #c: y Yie sheep pelts, 2@ ATHER—Prime slaughter sol prime oak sole leathe eather, per 100 1 onk Kip, S5@hie hen, calf, S1 Frenel calf, 81 5 2e; Morocco oil pebbie, 2% ln‘rmng and linings, $6.00@10.00 per do: {EAVY HARDWARE—LIOD, Fates, plow steel,sper ml cast, 4c; crucible steel 63c; cast lrmll(l 12 Wagon spokes, per 81. 75 hulw per set, t‘ Telloes, sn\w(l |lry €1.40; tongues, each, each, Tse} sjuare nuts, per b, ehain, per b, 6@l malleable, wedges, 6c: crowbars 6¢; harrow teeth, 4e: spring steel, T@sc; Burden’s horseshoes, £4.40: Burden's mule shoes, ). Wire, in car lots, $4.00 per Nuils. rates, 10 to 60, S 2 Shot—§1.; Im(k\lm( $l N powder, kegs, $3.50@$.00; do, lmu Keg: $2.00: do, quarter kegs, £1.50; biasting, ke use, per 100 feet, He. Tend Bar. &1 T8 18 O1.—White lead, Omat grecn cured., t, aite] fallow, oy 3 brown, leatner, reen seal, 1%c; “rench zilie, 1n_varnish asst, 20c: French 75¢: vermillion, American, 18¢: Indian rose pink, 14c: Venetian. red. Cook- \_r; Venetian, rvd, American, 13 7ige: chrome yell chrome_ yellow, K. 12¢ ochre, French, 23c Winter's mineral, 2! ] Svanish brown, 24 rince’s minera NTs—Whitelead, ket Freno whiting, 2gc: whiting II\I 13e; whiting, com'l, Ilic: lanipbiack ml\llumn moblack. Prussian Ivlm'. dyke, brown, Taw, 4o Paris gr mon, chrome green, N. X., chrome en, K. ¥e: vermilon, kEnglish, in oil, ey raw and burnt umber, 1 b, cans, 12¢] wand burnt sienna, 12¢: vandyke, brown, 19¢; refined lampblack, 12¢: eoach black and fvory black, 16¢: drop black, 16¢: Prussian blue, 40¢; ultramarine blue, 18%: chrome green. ., 16c: blind mum.mu-r Ereen, D, 10c; Paris green, 18 irnt. 4e: umber, “d0: sienn; W ode; ellow ochre, ‘k' L. M & O, ]) 18e; good ochre, 16c; pnn»nldrwr. Kei graining color light oak, dark oak, vnxlnut, chiestnut and AND UHEMICALS—Acid, carbolic, acid, tartaric, bic: balsamco paiba, per Ib 45¢: bark, sassafras, per 1 10c¢: calome 1 e}, r‘hm('hnnlllm, per 0z, 40¢; ehloro- orm, 'per ', a0c; Dovers powders, per 1, 1 epsom salts, ver ™, 3le: glycerine; pure, per M, 18c; | acetate, per’ b, 20c, 1, eas! wal,, i castor oil, ‘olive, per gal., opiun . 81040 oil. oritanim, i W. phine, por oz, stryehnine, per furniture. concn, piniTs—Cologne spirits, 188 proof, $1.12; do 101 proof, SL13; spirits, second quality, 101 proof, &1, I" do, l\%) oof, S111, le hol, 188 proof, $2.10 per wine gallon. ~_ Redis- tilled whiskies, $1LO0@LA0. Gin ble: led. . 0 bourbons, 0. y a vania ryes, § "bll af _bourbon and l'\L L 63 Lyma $ies Dunnell dacountd. e ‘Windsor, 6c: ‘Pacific. ~6e: Anchor Shirtings, 4kc; 15c: Berwick, 46, hed) —8 oz, Harmon Aerrimac, Magnolia, g 12¢: 8 oz, West Point, cst Point, 1"'{6 N Co N—Lawrence L mut, LL. 5¢: Ilmwrl)dln LL, 5¢ 2 ‘Wauchus rown X, 6l¢e; Glifton CCC, u C 41 ¢; Atlantic P, 5ie. CKINGS—Amoskeag ACA 12c: dyke 000, 7%e;: K¢ York Thorn c; Shetuel Montauk A A, Lic; Oméxa ACA, 13c. Duck—(colored)—Boston ¥ oz. brown and oston O H brown and_ arab, brown and drab, 10c: anum XXX brown and drab. 11ice: Boston O P blye. 113e: Warren Tricot. I CoTroNs — Farmers' cholce, c; Hope, 7e; ML 4—4, Thic} + Lonsdale, 8¢} Fruit, 8c; ' Wain® sutta, 1014 Colst JEANs—Kearsarge, 7e; Armory, 7e; Pepperell, 7ige; Indian Orehard, 6o Naumkeag, 7c. Luu\mm-m-mqkeu checks, 91¢c; Amos- keag, stripes, se; Edin- burg, 93¢ pose, 9z Ot Ot s de oyal Am l'n(. napp ray, book fold, L2o; Otieton, book fold, Tisge: Endurance, book fold, 1 Dinta-eaver Creek AA, llei Beaver Creek B 10c; Denver Creck CC, ot Jaftrey AX g Jaffrey XXX, 12¢; Jafl ey Dt r jo: (olmunmn . 12ige: York : Everett, 13¢; lluymnkers blus 7}{0_ Grocers' List. P!r‘Kll-:fl—Mt:dlum. in bbls, 85.00; do in half bbls, §3.00: small. in bbls, 86,007 do in half bb; lzherklns. in bbls, 34.00 do. in half bl 4,00 'er caddie, 28¢: round, per square cases, $1. 70‘ mule square, blouxs--l'cwdered 75ec; cut loaf, 75{e' granulated, 6}¢e; conh‘(’(lom‘ml\,fl'y’ tand: ard extra C. 61 ¢} extra C, 6)5@65c; oS eatim yellow, 6}3 DRIED nulm—No 1 quarter anl«A in evaporuted boxes,8@be ;blackberries hoxes By @~¥je; peaches, eastern, 4%@dlge; peacnes evmmmml g(@l’ Salt “Lake, new, 7@ Tigeiraspl new. 19w20c: currants, 7@ 74‘ prunes,new, 4 S@43c CRACKERS—(Garneau’s - sod; cams, 8lge; 3.25a case; salsoda, butter and lenie, Sige: ginger snaps 1geq Gity sodu, Tige. ODA--11 Ib papers. keg, ver Ib, 22\4c. YRUF—N0, 70, 4-gallon lefi New Orleans 38@ifc per gallo -Yle byru barrel, strictly pure, 70¢ per gallon; 1' gal- $9.25 per g«;‘z 34 gallon cans, $5.35 fwilie; s@ldige; old goy- criorJava, 105@ ckle's mmlfll " XX roasted, 144¢3 uuumm 1 Red Cross, 14igc. DoATs ~Kirk's oavon ' imperial, 's satinet, §3.00, Kirk's ummlmd. irks white Russian. $1.00: Kirk’s wmw ne, 0: Washboard, $§3.10 ons—Oysters. standard, —per awberries, 2 1 ase, $2,60; raspberries, 2-1b, per ease, $2.25; California per case, $4,60; apricots, per case, beaches, per case, $4.50; umwumneu rcase.isw. plums, per case, ¥3.00 hlun\- plu Sib case, §3. o 21b, per case 550+ pineanbIes, 51, per caso, 83 005,50, CANDLES—Boxes, 40 1. 6s, 10" c: &, 104 eq boxes, 40lb, 16 0z, ©s, lU)..c ha'f box, 20, (.ANDY —Mixed, $1§@12¢; stick, 9.@10¢, loads. per bbl. 81, Auhtnu, sacks, Ashton, 85e; bbls, uuud—lilwk pepper, boxes, 20 12@16¢; einnamon, 15@35¢ 3 glngar, ia@uc mus:ud.u@ ‘TrAs—Gunpowder, fair, 20@37c: good, 45 @55¢; cholce, ln.x The; good luunuh » 400@ds; choice, 6X@70; Youn, goud, wuth; choice, Sha@T long, choice, 40@ioc 80i@0c: cholee, E COT-lara to u«u.. e: Oharm of 16 Weat. G Fountain, We: Golden Thread- ! Star 8 'mn\l Luck. Netvs, 55¢, T BIH ¢ 181 Q v Bl Ple Kte NEW FISR rfifilmn%o 1210 Munn's 't N Lige G’ F L'ge KdSh're Foy.5 00 "d|’-lll|!.h riam, |\l||n HIf Ml Q'r Bhls I'nlll or kity A0 % 0 (15 12 10 NEW FISit ‘ Norwegian | | RRR Herings 12 08 505 007 33 7 Norwegian | - | | K ings. |11 06 005 453 (¢% B |8 04 51 02 801 00 MACKEREL, | 2w |ie Dulslgrnt 100 W‘ b« [ (\(l b 43 30 D l KEW FISHL 0 50 b6 180 65 M\I l’ll 'I'H 10 & inoked alibut,105c: new scaled berrings, No.1 Whito Fish. Family * No. 1 Trout. No. 1 Pickerel ~Holland herring, % JYarmouth bloaters, Ve Ory Lumber. TOARDS. L 12,14 and 16 ft. 12, 14 and 16 ft. 12014 ana 16 ft. * 1 14and 161t FENCING, &6 Inch, 12 and 14fee &6 Inch, 16 feet, rough. &6 inch, 12 and 14 feet, rough.. 14.00 &0 inch, 16 feet, rough. . 1500 , 4 rough ol 4 No. 24 4 No. 2, FLOORING. A 6inch, white pine. ... 6 inch, C 6 inch, D Ginch, E 6inch, . STOCK BOARDS. 1512, 14 and 16 feet l.hh 8. 18.12, 14and 16 ft.. 10, 18 and 20 ft.. 12, 14 and 16 ft.. AP No. 1, Plain, 8 nml lu ch. N l’hln, 8and 10 inch Cross T4 QEALED Proposals will be recoived by the K> Union Pacific Ruilway Company until 12 olek noon, Monday, August 1888, for WOM0 burd wood cross ties and 700,000 €oft W00a cross ties, more or less, in 1ots 4s may be agreed upon at'followinés points: 0700 ok and 100K cross tics at Kansas City, Mo., or Leavenworth, Kani 107000 codar cross ties,ni Council Dlufie, Ta. ; §t; Joseph, Mo.; Qmabia, Papillicn, or @ rund Isiund, Neb. 100,000 brond gauge and 100,000, narrow gavge, native wood cross t,es ut Denver, or ut_stationg nline of’ Uaion Pheific Railway, in vicinity of 100,000 sofe vrooll cro;s ties at Huntinzton, Orcgon, or stationg on Oregon Short Line, or Utah & Northern. 20,000 nitive wood crogs ties, at stations on muin line of Uniop Puefic Ruflway, between Wyo., and Oxdon, Utah. or thun May 1st, 1887, T the right 1o reject any or il bids. Address proposuls sealed and eadcrsed “Pro- posals to furnish eross ties,” and pply for 8pecitications and other particulars to - BURNS, General 'Storokeeper, Omaha, 8. R CALLAWAY, General Manager. Omaha, Neb., June Lith, 186, jelddrtnie : company Ordinance No. 1,061 N Ondinnnce nurrowing that part of Four- teenth stiect from Mason street to ountze't 1 addition, and providiug for the sule of the |(|'Olll’|d vacated |0 adjoining prop- orty owners. Bolt orduined by the city council of the city of maha, cction 1. That that portion of Fourteenth strect in the city of O.nahn, betweon Mason nd Kountzo's id addition, be and herehy owed from §is present width of 100 fect (0 width of 66 teet,so ns to mnke the lines of suid portion of said Fourteenth stieot uniform with the lincs of suid Fou enth etrect as extended through said addition, and 8o s to leave vacated astrip of ground 34 leet wide adjucent toand opposite Blocks Nos. 228, 233 und 258, the sa'd narrowing o said Fourteenth street to be sub- ject to the sale and disposal of the gronnd so Vucated as horoinalter provided. Scction 2, It is hereby made the duty of the appraisement committco nominated” by the mayor and confirmed by the council to appraiso the ground 80 vacated opposite oach 1ot or part of 1ot in said block: along said portion of said Fourteenth street, and in such manner as is re- quired by ordinauce, und file n report of such appraiscmont with 'tho city clork, who shall thereupon give notice throush the official paper of the city, for one week, inviting bids for the purchase of said property, such bids, it any, 10" b Borelnttier Conmdor el nad. netey upoh by tho council us it may deem right and proper. Section 3. That this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from und after its passage. Passed Junc 8th, 1880, Wi, F. Becier, P J. B. BOUTHARD, City ‘Approved June10th, | W F. BECIEL, Acting Mayor. esident City Council rk, 2 ESTATE ANGE Al clugsos f- L d goods bought, | exchanged, City prop erty for farms nnd wild Janids. Wild lnuds for oo of any Jand. ~ Will _ex: change propert um with b~ uny reliuble doing 4N business .m,wnuro in the United States. A larze list of ‘oity propert alwiys on hind for salo or excuunge. Al bright & Aylesworth, telephone 785, 218 8, 15th st., Omaba Neb. THE, NEBIM‘RKA REAL UREA LOTS $700 to $760, $200 cash, bal, 1-3-3 Yrs an Beuren Place, 3 blocks from King St. Cars. 8. 8. Van! Beuren 220 8. l4th ,500 Lot 1044x160 Coruer on Burtat, 1 block from pavement ahd borse-cars; hotire of 5 rooms, well, cistern and lots of fruite. worth §4,000. Plouse aud k¢ lot Huwjlorpe, $475, worth $1100. 22 fect on Douglis st., §45 Corner 926120 on Cainpbell 6t., near Caldwell, 10 room house, thade yroos, fruils, ke , who LY hnr gain EUREN, Douglas and 14th Sts. rinting, S PRINTING CO,, dob Printers, Book Binders, And Blank Book Manufacturers. 106-108 South Fourtcen th Btree Flour and Feed, W.J. WELSHANS & €0, Wholesale Flour, Feed and Grain, Manufacturers of W. J. Welshans .& Co.'s Quick Raising Buckwheat flour and proprietors Oinaba Ml Cor: 8t and Furuam Strects, Omaba. Beer, AIII\(. gont for Anhouser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Mouu-l Speciw | brands Fuust, Budweiser, Erlanger | Ana mank fook Munufs ith 1 _OMAHA MANUFACTURERS. Book Bmdm« Et REES PRINTING (O, Printers, Book Binders, arers, Nos. 108 and th . Omaha, Neb, Bndges—;S(eam Pile Criving. RAYMOND & CAMPBELL, Tngincers and Contractors. Brges, Roof Trusses, Steam Pile Driving Iron Combination and Howe Truss Hridges Piling and Ok Timber. 15th st,, near Farnam Telephone No T4, P Cigars and Tobaceo, MAX MEVER & CC Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaceos, Guns and Mmmmfl' n. to 283 South 11th Street, 1020 t0 1024 Farnam Street, Omaha, Nob. INTER-OCEAN Cloar FACTORY. WEST & FRITSCHER, Menufacturers of Fine Cigars, And Wholesale Dealers in Loaf Tobaccos. 108 and 110 N. 14th Street, Omaha, Neb, Lrockery, W. L. WRIG Agent for the Manufacturers and Tmportors, Crockery, Glflssware famps, cmmmw . O Nos. 7 South 15th C. 8. GOODRICH & CO Agents for F. A, Whitr arringe_Co. Children's Carrlages, And Jewett's Celebrated Refrigerators. Sen or price lists. 1415 Farnam st., Omaha, 0. 8. PETTIS & CO,, Wholsale & Retail, Fine Carrlngas. Phactons, Bugles and n..m W saved in buying of us. 148 1310- Omat 1. 20 per cent Tzard Street, Branch ut Council Bluff Lornices, Engld Cornics Works. John Epeneter, Proprictor. Manuf: Galvanized Tron and Cornice. X Dodg and 105 North 10th Strect, Omaha, Neb RU NG & BOLTE, Manufacturesscf Omaunentai Galvanized iron Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finals, Ki 10 8, 12th 8&t. Workdone in any partof the country. " Western Cornice WOrls, C. 8PECHT, Proprietor. zed Tron Cornicog, Ete. Specat's tm- proved Patent Metallic Skylight. 608 and 510 8. 2th S ha, Net. turer of and 191 e e Doors, Sash. Etc. oo The Gate City Plen’ng Mill. Doors, Sash and Blinds. Also all kinds of turning. Scroll and Stair work of every de- scription. Manufacturer and Dealer in Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc. Stair Rails a epecinlly. Tolephone No. 82 I6th aud Marcy Sts.. Omaba, Neb. Electrical Supplies. L. W. WOLFE & CO., Bleclrl Electrical Supplies, Masonic Block, Omaha. Burglur Alarms, Bolls, Fire Alarms, Boctric Mutting, Speaking Tubes, o Iron Works. "ON & VIERLING IRON WORK Wroughl and Cast Iron Building Work ron Staire, Railing, Rolled Beams and Girders Bteam Engincs, Brass Work, General Foundry Machine and Blackemith Work. ~Ollice and Works, U. P. ty. and 8 17th st. {3 fron ar d Nails, o OMAHA NAIL MA SUFACTURING €O, Cut Nails and Spikes, Fire Nuils & By sialty. Ox: G. ANDREEN. Uununcmrnr of Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, wult Doors, Jall Work. Shutters and Wire Work. _Cor. f4th and Jackon §ts., Omaha, Neb, Wagons and Carriages. Established 1838, A. . SIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, 3409 and 14U Dodge Street, Omaha, Noby Commission, Etc. M. BURKE & SONS, Live Stock Commission Geo. Burke, Man Union Stock Yurds, 8. bmnn:“ Tolo heno 582 Uafon Stock Yards Company, OF OMAHA. Limited. Jobn F. Boyd, Superintendent. SAVAGE & GREEN, Live Stock Commission Merchants, Bhij ments of any and all kinds of stock solicit v ed. UnionBu ck Yards, Omaha, Nob, Lumber, Ete, “""Louls BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Etc. Yards—Cor. Ttk and Douglag, Cor. 9th und Dougglas. X B;)HN MANUFACTURING €O, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work and Interior Hurd Wood Finish, Jukt opened. N. E. cor. sth and Leavens worth Streets, Omuha, Neb. CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY, Wholesale Lumber, €14 B. 2th Strect, Omaha, Nob Munager, ¥. Colpeuzer, C. N. DIETZ, Lumber, 18th and California Streets, Omaha, Neb, FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Ete. Cor. 6th und Douglus Streets, Omaha, Nob, e GEO. A, HOAGLAND Wholesale Dealer in Lumbar, Umuhu. Nobrasku. " CHAS. R LEE Hard¥ood Lumber, Wnr'.‘n Btock, Fancy Woods, Bridgo Timber W COr, Uth and Douglas, Ouaha, Neb. LYMAN, Dealer in Sash 'Doors, Blinds, Moubdizgs, Building Paper, Euh South Lith 5Lr00t, Oeae, cbraska. Figh, Etc, TBENSON FISH €0, Bucecssors to Icken Siemssen & Co. + Wholesale Fish Dealers, Importers of Toreign Fish, Nos. 911913 Jones &=~ Buest and ' . Track. Omaba. Nob. Confectionery- F.P 'FA Y & O P,., Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts ~ and Cigars. Faraw St., Owaia b gt} [ OMAHA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY Agricultural Implement . PARLIN, OR! i & MARTIN, g ‘Wholee.. e Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Wagons and Buggics, Omaha Nob. 7 CHURCHILL PARKER, ‘Wholesalo Decder in Agricultaral Implements, Wagons, Carriages and Buggies. Jopos St bet, 6th and 1th, Omaha, Ncb. Boots and Shoes. W. V. MORSE & €O, lobbtrs oI Bools and Shoes, Mnnu?acmry Carpets. A. ORCITARD, Whalesale Carpets, 01l Clotts, Mattings, Curtain Goods, Ete., 142 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb, Coal, Lime, Ete. 5 TILEE W, BEDFORD, Coal, Coke, Lime and Stone. 28 J4th t., Omatin, Neb. Yards, oh and Df venport Stre NEBRASKA FUEL €O, Shippers of Coal and Coke, S48, 18th St., nm?‘h‘:. Ox0. PATTERSON, §m n}a Trons. b, Prosident, 3.1, Hugnene, F. A Baxon, Proprictor. Managor. Nebeaska Coal and Lime Company, OMAHA, NEBHASKA. Office, 217 &, 1ith Strect. Telcphono 49. &xo. l- l‘uurn Pres. C. I, GOODMAN, V. Pres, DERLAND Scc. and Treas. Omalm Cou., Coke and Lime Company, Jobbers of hurd and foft_cow, 200 8. 1ith St., Umaha, Neb. OMAHA COAT, AND PRODUCE CO. Hard and Soft Coal. Exclusive dealors in Boulder Colorado Coal, 21% Fouth 14th street, Coffee and Spices. COL ., S \ylll Grinders, manu Flavoring Extructs £ our 1 packaye 1009 Howard § s Bowdel Bluing, ete. Try one case Homo filend l(uuwd Coffeo. Cmalin, CLARKE BROS. & CO,, Omaha Coflee and Spice Nills, Spices, Buking eowder Flivoring ndry Bine. Ink, ete. 41416 Hare abn, Neb, Commission, Etc. 'Bl(ANCH & CO., Wholesaie Fruits, Produce, Oysters, 2121 Furnam St., Omaha. ApplesOur own pack in—Platt & Cu.'s Tiger lirand Oysters, Butter, Ep ame, Poultyy, Potatoes. JONN F. FLACK, General Commission Merchant, Produce, Provisions, Fruits, Flour and Feed, 105 S, 14th 8(., Omanha, Neb, Consignments solicited. Keturns mnde promotly. R. MCDONALD. COMMISSION MERCHANT. 815 12th Strect, Omaha, Neb. Specialties: Bute tor. Egras, and Chickens WIEDEMAN & €O, Produce Commission Merchants. Poultry, Butter, Game, Fruits, Ete. 220 8. 14th £t Omaha, Nebrakka. WESTERFIELD BROS, Goneral Commission Merchants, 1(06Dodge Streot, Omaha Neb. Consignmonts Boneited. W. E. RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant. BrECIALTIES—Cheese, Butter. Eggs, Poultry and Gamie, 112 8. lth, Omsha,” Neb. Tele phoue No, 395, WEEKS & MILLARD, Storage and Commission Merchaats. Foreign and Domestic Fruits a speetalty. El- cgant storago facilitios. Warehouse and omcu. 10 North lith st. Telephone 716, D. A. AURLEY, Commission and Jobhing, Butter, Egus and Produce. A full line of Stone- Fore. Consiynments solicited. 1414 Dodgo St maba, o E. MORONY, General Commission Merchant, Butter, Eggs, Cheese nnd Country runlmogcw ‘erully), 309 8. 12th St., Omuba, Nob, MCSHANE & SCHROEDER, Bayers of Butter and Eggs. Refrigerntor and Packing House, 14th & Leaven- worth 8t., on U, P. . K. Track, ()umhn Neb. E: )lished 1870, ROBERT PULVIS, General Commission, 2118, 14th St., Omaba, Nob. Speciultics=Buttor Eigs, Poultry and Gumnc, PEYCKE BROS,, Commission Merchants, ) Preduce and Provisions, Omaha, Ncb Frui Sureossors to 18 Commission lerchaut. and wholesale dealor in country produce, frulis tter, cggs, ete. Goods on consignmont & ccialty, S0 N, 16:h st O naha, Neb, KIRSCHBRAUN & SONS, (Buccessors to A. P. chuek.) Produce Commission Merchants, No. 213 South 1ith Street, Omaha, Neb. ___Dry Goods, LG ERG & CO., Wholesale Dealersin l)ry Goods, Hoslery, Notions, cos, Emr y “and W Douglas & Omuha, White Lead, CARTER WHITE LEAD Co,, Strictly Pure White Lead, 201k St-, and U, P, Ry, Omaha, Harness, Elc, WELTY & LANDROCK, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Harness, Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Tusf Goods, Hlun ud Iohes, 1421 Faruam i, Neb. Mattresses, E. M. HULSE, Wattress Company, Mattresses, Hedding, Foather 1206 wud 1205 Douglas Streer, __ Overalls, i T caniELD MARUFACTURING (O, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jouns Punts, Shirts, Etc., 1102 and 1'% Douglas Blroct, Oniatu, Nob: ’ Lime, Cement, Etc, J.J. JOUNSON & CO,, Manufacturers of Ilinis White L'ms, Aud Shippors of Coulund Ceke. Cement, Plas ter. Lime, Hair, Fire Brick, Drain Lie and Sow- | ex Pipe. Odice, Paxton Hote: te ¢ il | M98 Fusiu stivet, O, Novraska OMAHA JOBBERS’ DIRECTORY OMANA L VRER €O, Dealers in All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale. 18tk Stroctand o o0 Pae 1 Track, ||mn‘|a:~ GERMAN D WYATT, Wholesale Dealer in Lumber, 20th and Lzard Streets, Omaha, Nebrasks A. WAKEFIELD, 0 Wholesale Lumber Lnth Shinglss, | Building Papers, & b, "llllvuh \lu\;\’ Plaster, M ines, Pick "y, 3 Cement. Nintn ana Jones, Otaalin. Nob. Miltinery, 1. ONERFELDER, Tmportors and Jobbers ot Millinery and Notions, 1213 010 1214 Harnoy Street, Omaha, Noh, Musical Instruments, EDHOLM & BRICKSON, Wholesalers of Musical Instruments, | Weber, Decker, Haines and ard Ofgans, Chaso Organs 101 und 18 5t treot. i Furniture, Ete, CHARLES SHIVERICK =% Furnitare, Bedding, Upholstery, Mirrors Ete,, 1206, 1208 and 1210 Faunum Stieet, l|||m||l.A wig DEWEY & STONE, i Wholesale Dealers in Farniturs, Farnam Strect, Omaha, Nob. Croceries, E. B. CHAPMAN & (“‘.,” Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Cigars, Tobacco and Smokers® Articles, 1417 Howard St g MEVER & RAAPKE 4 Wholesale Fancy Grocers, Teas, Spices, Cigars and Tobuccos, 1817 and 1819 Douge lus Stroet, Owuka, Neb. MCCORD, BRADY & C(L\II'AN;T, Wholesale Grocers, Corner 10th and Farnam Streets, Omaha, Nob PAXTON, GALLAGHER & C0O,, \Yholesale Groceries and Provlslons, 707,709 and 711 8, 10th St., Omahv, Neb Hardware, % W. J. BROATCH, Henvy Hardware, Iron, Steel, Springs, Wagon Stock, Hilrdwood Lumper, ete. 1200 and 1211 Harney strecy, Omaha, Nob. s EDNEY & GIBBON, g Wholesale Iron, Steel, Wagon And Carringo Wood Ktock, Heavy Hurdware, c. 1217 and 1219 Loavenworth Street, Omahs, " HIMEBAUGH & TAVIOR, Builders' Hardware, Mechanice’ Tools and Buffalo Scalos. 1405 Douge g Street, Omuha, N, LEE, FRIED & C0,, Jobbers of Hardware and Nalls, Tlnwar& Bheet lron, Kte. Awents for Howe Scules Miumi Powder Co., Omuha Neb, MILTON ROGERS & SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mantles, Grutes, Brass goods, 1821 und 1323 Fare nam Street. RECTOR & WILHELMY CO., Wholesale Hardware and Nails, Emerson Steel Nails. Cor. 10th and Harney Streets, Omaha, Nub‘ Harvesters, WH. DEERING & CO., CHICAGO, Manufecturer of the Deerlngfll!mester Goods, Writo to Wm. Lorimor, General Agenty Omaha.” T¢' ..pimuumo. Iron Pipe, Etc. A. L. STRANG uNPAN\' Pumps, Pipe and Engines. 3 8t2am, Wuter, Railwiy and Milling Supplies, Bt2' s 920, 922 und 924 Farnam St. Omaha, Neb, CHURCHILL PUMP CO., Wholesals Pumps, Pips, Fittings, ' Steam und Water Supplics. Hendquurters fow Must Foost Co.’s Goods. 1111 Farnam Streety Owmabin, Neb. ] — Jewelry, EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Wholesale Jewelers. Donlers i Silverwnro, Dismnonds, Watohes Clock, Jewe Tools 'and Mutorials, Etc., 103 and l(fl 16th 8treet, Cor. Dodge, Omaha, h(vb.J Notlons Ete, " VINYARD & SCHNEIDER. Jobbers n ¢ Notions, Hosiery & Gents'Furnishing Good 1006 und 1008 Furnum St., Owahu, Neb, J. . Robinson Notion Company, 403 und 405 §. 10th St., Omaha, Neb. Wholesale Dealers in Notions und’ Gents' Fun nishing Goods. B Oils, Etc, | CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE C0., Wholesale Dealers in Ols, ‘ Gasoline, Miga Axlo Grouse, Fic. 4. 1. Disaopy Mannger, Omakin, Nob, Pork Packing. JAMES E. BOY Pork Packer and Shlpper, Omahn, Nebraska, HARRIS & FISHER, 7 Dodge Streot. Puckl Wit -4 Safes and Locks, P. BOYER & CO, Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.s’ Fire and Burglar Proof Sufes Time Locks, Vaulty wad Jpil work, 1020 Furnam stroct, Omulia, Nob Seeds, J. EVANS, Wkolesale and Retail Dealer fn Seeds, Agricultural, Vogotuble, rollow 1 §W. Cor, 1th wnd Dodgo ahia, uu, Drugs, Etc, THE ) 2 Wholesale Druggist 1 And Dealer in Paints, Oils and Window Olllh Omulis, Mob., Wines, Liquors, Etc, ILER & CO., Distillers and Importers of Wines And Liquors, ol rors of Konnod, East Iudia Litters. 1112 Harney Stroet, Oma GEQ. W, DUNCAN. and Wholcsule Dealors ln Wines, Liquors and Cigars, 214 und 2 14th B Umuhu, Nuh _Notions, Y iy e T L. BRANDIES & SON, Wholesale Job Lots, Notions, Gents' Furnishing (lq«w‘ rk. ‘Trade sules daily. And 08 South 15th Bt Oahite Leather, Hides, tic, SLOMAN BROS., Wholesalo Leamer huddlery Haldwarv.] —=