Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 29, 1886, Page 3

THE OMAHA DATLY BEE: WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 29, THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS. |4 ‘Wheat Opens Stronger On Rumore of a For cign War, CORN SHOWS MORE STRENGTH, Oats Dull and Featurcless—Cattle Characterized By Fluoctuations Hogs Active ana Hig General Quotations. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET, Dec. 2:.—Special Telegram to The wl market opened New York was e higher at 97)gc Wheat quickly responded to the was coming in, advaneing to S wc for May. ‘The air was full of war to Australian crops. When market struck %6 it also struck some , which stopped the advance and dead trading, sageing back to 857 ruling steady with only a moderate trade sagged off 1o 853570 on a desultory move ment, but the undertone kept firm with New York bu and sending news ot an al Teged eonfidential sort about the war feeling abroad, and as they erphasized it by buying, 1he wheat crowd d 1o believe the something in and shorts and s turned tail and ran, May advancing to & Sales at the ontside, ho or, were limi coipts were quite moderate, while « ps showed up first rate, Baltimore itributed 4,000 bushels to the o ont closing public eable auoted Liverpool twith moderate demand and unehanged From Sole prices cased back quickly to 87, @ste, then there was a steady swell to 56! ¢, prineipally on buying orders from New York, who kept on biying with- out giving any new reason for it, and the only conelision Is that war news and firm private cables found strong belie in Gotham, Fifteen were taken at New York for export. The elose was strong at #5fe bid for May, i8ide for January . for February and S0 for March, Corn opened with a fair siow of animation in the Bpeen rket, and there were some out- wide orders received, principally on the buy- de, but business was not as lnge in the te as yesterday and trading gen- s of a lacal scalping order. A strong feeling was again deyel the in provement being mainly in sympathy with provisions and-wlieat, e veeeipts contine airand the New York markel was firm. Tiie elosing prices for leading fuwres were 2@ e i for the day, seller January closing ar s, February at 875.@3i%e and May The fhictuations in * prices were withina narrow range. Oats were dull and featureless but " firmer, May ~ closing May porksold to-day up to lerton, one of the tiehest of “Lthink that i Mat $16.00 asany otl e only 14,000 hogs at about 10,000 jess than were expeete determined the crowd, and the pri Was star ted at § was soon run up 1 body iy mnxed over the speculative sitnation.” It is generally admitted ) packers have not enginecred the advance.and it is quite generally believed that they I artivipated i1 the profit of it, Outsiders, the country and local scalpers have s made the money. The question now i tsiders who liive no pae succosstully with a i Hutehinson hasof late been 1t was the talk that he b X not an outsider. Althoush house his son and himself has been long enou business to have all the points down fine, 1 bucket shops looked at this strong pork warket with anxiety. 1Lis the country- Toan'a fayorito trade, and he has been buying full and beating the bucket shobs - a way 1or e not they have experienced for s To-day inmess pork there was an ance established amounting to- 20 «t of b@iige, and in short ribs of 1257 shrnary vork closed at $12.15 and May .00, the I ~I*Hmu at_the extreme i February lard ame option ot ribs Cimcaco, the Bre.| stronger. for May. y to There w wheat $617e, May ecorn o sbilors, Now York reported {wenty ads of wheat and eleven boat loads ot corn taken for export. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, CHicAGo, Dee. 2 ~CATTI Special Teles 5 The market to-dny was quoted all the way from slow and a shade Jower to active and 10¢ higher and by good Judges, too. ‘T'he market was quite une . hose who did not happen to have fat, tidy cattle yesterday and sold some of that sort to-day consider the market a g deal bigher, while some who got the full stro yesterday market on the niost desirable qual- itiesand happened to have rough and thin eattle to-day naturally considered trade slow and even weaker. On the whole there was no quolatable changes. Iough and lean sl slowly and some o sold mo better but on’ the were 15 Friday on all the mox sirable kind, ‘The receipts for the we Bhow quite decrease ehmpared with hust week, but current arrivals are quite heavy, enongh for on. Shipping steers, 3, 400 Wiid 40 stockers and pedors, § + cows, bulls and mixed, as cattle, yesterday higher than last -day trade was active and prices fully 10 higher than Monday, - A few lots o 1 at $1.0604¥470; good to 004,505 common,” $4.00@ MONRY—On eall easy AL @b per cent, closing offered at 1 BE o Privk MENCANTILE cent. 5 TERLIX0 EXCHANGE--Fairly for sizty day bills; PAPER—4@5 per active at $1.88; for GOVERNMENTS. overnment bonds were dull but steady Nrocks - Stocks ovened generally steady fast prices showing insignificant” changes from last evening's final higures, except for Pacific Mail, which was up '; and New York Central % per cent. ‘Tha market was dull althongh copsiderably wore active than dur- ing the past fow days at this time, Prices were decidedly strong and advances ranging up to over 1 per cent were established in the first hour. Later the market ruled dull and featureless and the movement in prices ceased, but the last hour saw a revival of Activity and strength of the early morning, and the marke quict but strong at the Dest prices of the day, 8TOC! ON WAT cent bonds. ... 101 LB 48 ] Now 4' Pacitie Lential Pacitie. . C&A ... e CH & Dl STREET. C.& N, W. lllxgnll * [Paciiic Mail PD.&E [P o - 4/ ook Island’ 143 . 180 preferred ML & Bt P, ‘ Fre[mled St &0 " %l pieferre 811y Texas Pacif *|Union Pacifie L r ich, Central preferred . 0, Pacifie. ... 105%| Western Union ortlern Pae 2% 0. R &N, preferred .., 0% PRODUCE MARKET, ©Ohicago, Dee. 28 ~Flour—Nominall: unchanged: winter wheat four, $4.00@4,10; southern, $5,904.00; Wisconsin. $4.00@ 410 Michigan soft spriog wheat $5.50a@4.10; Mipnesola bakers. $3.50@4.10¢ Patents, $4.50@4.60; low grades, 81.75@275; $ o8t BAS5GUL 1o banels, n sacl Wheat—Unsettled, but strong, averazed Bigher: opened with' an advance of e and domue above yesterday ; cash, TSic; Jan- ary, T February, 70 7-10¢; May, 8 T-10¢, Irly active and firm, closing @%e 0ve yesterday; cash, I7lsc) Jannary, 87ige; e, Oats February, 57 11-16¢; May, Finn bat slightly lower; cash, %e; Barley—Steady at b Timothy seed—Prime, §1 Flaxseed—03, e, Whisky-— 91, il Pork— Ar(xu- and firmey and V5@ 'flrhm‘wr eash, 8 @12.00: Janvary, S11. 12,00 101212 A RO teady_ with fair trade _and higher: eash, $6.55; January February, 8, 0: May, $6.77 Bulk Meat ARAR LI Al A <hort ribs, $5.42 short Butter™Quiet 9@ dairy, 18 Chieese—Quiet but ste dars and_flafs, 1212 i skims, 812, 182, Hidos—1i good re leavy groen salted, *oaic: dry salted, doe ach, T No. 1country, 85¢; Tt steady: creamers, v full eream ched- 1 young Awmericq 1081 at former prices: : bull hides ¢ dry salted calfs, No, 2 Recalnta Shipments Flour.hh's. 4 Wheat b, Corn, bu Oatsbu.... Iiye, bl X Bariey, ou . T0.000 Now York, Dee. 2—~Wheat-R ; EXPOTES, 196,000 cash adyan 120000 000 107.000 fol in clevator, uary closing at 919 n—Iligher, i 18 19,0005 ungraded, 461 (0 10)7¢ In elevator, iS¢ in elevator, closing at 48'g Oats— Mo exyorts, 14 10 Januar L 46,0001 white ate demand: receip t mised western, 3 5 united closed at 69! e, £12,50, steam, spot, $6.621 7 ey Bigin mess T western westorn, 12 Clicese 1 Mllwuuk Quiet and firm; western flat, Oats- () Rye -Steady's Barley—Firn Provisions— January, Cincinnati, 2, red 8l Corn—Stronger: No. 2 mixed, 84 Oats—Barely steailys No. 2 mixed, Vighier: pork, Docember,$11.50; Dec. ~\Wheat—Firm: No .| Rye—F Pork Whisky Minncap No. 1 hard, Sz No. 1 porthern, cashand January, 7!, No. 2 northern, cash and Janu ldlUHl\, 84.40G¢4.00 5 bakers, 111,000 bu.s 21,000 bu.; flour, Flour- flour, 100 16,000 pts—Wheat, Shipmients—\ hea bbls. Kansas Cuy. De No. 1l :Mn-d‘ .\Ll Strongers e, bid, Ti}ge bid, stge " eash, Cc bid: )1je bid; 1¢ asked; asked Liverpool, Dec. —Steady; mand fair; holders offer moderately. Corn—Quiet but steady; demand voor LIVE Chicago, Dec. 1eports as follows tle- hl‘«"('l&n(v 6,000 zood grades \1||\||I“: stocker. de- 'he Drover's Journal stronger for all H0@>. 0w, hnllq rough and mixed, mgher: i i shipping $1.40@4. ‘(UG $4.00@5.2 Receipts, 400; strng; choiee heavy mative fair’ 1o good shipping butchers’ steers, fair 10; feeders, fair to' pood, , fair to EUMl. 921 1,500 cloice hea packing, fair to good, . mediun " to tancy, cotmon to good, $2, shadg stron, selections, Kangas City, Do 900; shipments, none: strong and 5e to 10¢ highe acti common _to choice, $,50@4.40; stoc ' feeding’ steers, § (@3.40; . 0, aftle—Receipts, shipping grades cows strong and Hozs—Redeipi .00, shipments, strong _and e higher; common choice, $4.10@4. 5005 [ OMAHA LIVE STOCK, esday, Dee, 28, Cattl Te receipts were light and there was no stock in the yards that had been held over, Thie market opened active, and nearly every- thing sold. cre 'is & demand for chioice corn-fed steers. Corn-fed cows and bulls sold well to-day. Hogs, The recoipts were heavier and the market active, Everything was sold before the mar- kot closed. Good heavy hogs sold about he higher than yesterday, but common hogs did notsell as well as yesterday. ‘Ihiere wero so few in yesterday that the packers were forced to pay as much for common I paid for good loads, which accounts for coni mon logs selling lower to-day. Sheep. ‘There were a few in to-la no market for them and t on to Chicago. but there was y were shipped Reeeipts. ng Price: Showing the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this market, Choice steers, 1350 to 1500 Ibs, L 84.50@4.40 Cholee stee 1100 to 1300 Ib: <| V0@, 25 Giood teeder seeen Good to chaies corn-f Kl (0 mec 1m gra Good to ehol Light and medaium IIUL Good Lo cholee heavy Rogs od to cholce mixed nogs A mows L. od 10 choiee sheep, wir togood sheep Representative Sales, CORNFLD STEERS, Pr. No. p ) Av. Av. Ir 205 $4.05 16 4,10 Ll 40 1301 4, Av. 1650 8 T 2120 Av, Shk, 200 $4. Shipments. Showing the number of cattle, hogs and sheep shipped from the yards during the day. caTiiE o2 W weree ML No. cars. Dest. Chicago Chicago _ Dest, ‘ o | Range of Prices. Showing the highest and lowest priees | paid for loads of hogs on this market during the past seven days and for the same time lastyear: | | Dec. 189 0 406 @\ @3 Za | 3% im @ i 24th| 345 |40 @em | A1ieaen 15 Holiday. | 3 | Sunaay 0 @ 0@ 9.3214@3.45 Sunday 140 @345 Allsales of stock 1n this market are made wer ewt. live weicht unless otherwise stated dead hogs {e per_Ib, for all weights, “Skins,” or hogs weizghing less than 100 1bs, no valie. Pregnant sows are docked 40 1 Cattle active, Hozs all sold. Tioe market advan, A very fine bull brought $3.35 to-day. One choice load of hogs brought $4.521 to- here were 600 sheep in to-day, but none sold. 1. Hammond & Co, bought 1,253 hogs Ulysses, was in looking for A namyer, of Council Bluils, was here to-d Lewis Akin, Clarinda, Ta., 1oad of cattle, C. W, Parmelle & Co, aload of 19 cattle, John Swisher from Emerson, la, ilon. ). Cox, Hampton, at the vaids to-day J. C. Weleh, Clarinda, two loads of cons, “Thie how market is 5e hi and lower on coumon. J. C. Dunning, Shelby, marketed aload of hog W. C. Cunningham, the hog market to-day. Pete Monts, Corning, marketed two loads of Togs. 1. Gilmore, David City, Jooking over the market M. W Purchase, W aterloo, was among the visitors at the yards to-day Mr, Embre, Shenandoaly, Ta. warketed three loads or hogs. Roe Bros., Corning, Ia., had a load of cat- tle and a lodaa of hogson’ the market. H. €, Bollong, Schuyler, eame in with a car of hay for the Stock Yard company. Dixon & Talmay Smerson, Ta., were both here and sold threc foads of corn-fed L Morse Rogzers & Co., had in a load of eattle from North Bend. J. L. Ritter came in with them. Joshua Bramble, Newmarket, la., hore and sold a car of hogs and thice te. D. with a load market. John Moss, the popular 11 Hammond & Co., has eastern trip. S. Scott, Clar! of hogs, He of sheep. A. L. Nelson, of Virgin & Nelson, Utie: will have two loads of cattle and two loads of hogs in to-morrow 11, D. Morrison, Odessa, had two loads of sheep in to-day. Wil Riley, of the same place, had in two loads also, ‘The Anglo-Ameriean Provision company bought 510 nogs on to-day’s markel, avei- aging 40 1bs and eosting $4.23, Peter Hammang, Arlington, Neb., was here and sold a load of corn-fed cattle. 1le went away well pleased with the market, Marlham, Ta, was here and mar- of cattle. When he started from . m, yesterday he telegraphed h an, and thie eatlle arrived he the telegram arrived. o by shippers from the in regard to the de at Fremont, stock being held over there at 1oss to the shippers and with extra_ expense for feed, ete. Is it the fault ot the Union Pa- cific or the Eikhorn Valle, ‘The Union Rendering Co. have followine notice. “On and after J 1557, we will Y e had in with a CedarfCreck, had in had in oneload of cattle Neb., was a visitor was here and sold dher on ehoiee hogs Neb., and was in Milford, Neb., topped Ta., was here and was in to«day was here and was ars of ievers, Cedar Creck. came i to-day of cattle which he sold in the tle buyer for G returned” from his S, was in to-day and sold a 50 hiad in & double deck eiven tl weighing over ss 1o value,” This is the same vrice for- 11y paid by the company, but recently they have been paying fic. On the market with hogs: Winters & M., Shelby: & Houdi, Crescents J. W J. g ]Hllull“;:&"i)“ Shelby : ;. Watkins, i 100 1bs. 3 North IS(-nd Shinstock, West l’mnl. A all, ¢ h‘hnll \\ D Coun- cil Illmh A, l“ UI\A Imore & Scott, Brooks, In. i D. Mabr mouth: ‘Thomas Powers, Titus, Harvard; Pord, Bloo Howard % W, Bl Sutton Morrissey hios OMAHA WHOLI Q\I‘P MARKETS. General Produce. ¥, Dee. 25, The following prices are Jor round lots of produiee, assold on the market. to-day. The' quotations on Fruits ropresent; the pre whivic outside oyders are filled. ) Jeream elieddars, sin flags,twins, jonng An Limburger, 13 rairie chicken’s, grouse, $i, quail, 2 ducks, matlard, ducks, teal, per s, mixed, per’ doz, $1. er b, 10 K saddles, per antelope, per Ib, T@xe: Jack rabbits, 4.00; small rabbits, per doz, &) ( v—'I'he mar i stock ver doz extra lavge, per doz,, 40c, OvsTERS—Mediums, standards, selects, 2§; extra selects, . Y. counts, 40¢, per doz, § ANBERRIES—(Cape Cod, $13.00; bell and bugle, per bbl, BANANAs—Bananas, vellow, g I‘Hm.'-‘. bananas, yellow, larize, pei bunc e per Lbl, 601b gross, Strictly py chioiee b bricks, uny 8. 50 1b boxes, 3 1b hoxes, per ) 1b boxes, per £6.00; 10 ured, 1134 boneless, 10t n, % dry sall dried heef, v“4| b, 1265 ehol 1b, 1234e, il Kpaur gal, half bbl & = Priovisioxs - Ham, breakfast bacon, s renre shoulders, ¢ ar side | 3'dried beef, hams, 14 vegular, 11e: mess pork, per bol, 501b cans, Fairbanks, 0%c; lard, 1b prls, Fairbanlks, 70 @1c. FLoUR AND MILISTUFFs—Winter wheat flour, best quality patent, < second qual ity, ' §2.40; Dbest quali whe. flotir, t, 2.00; bran, 5 feed, ' 0 yellow PUT oWL: screening, 800 perewt; hominy, 8200 per cwt: shorts, perowt: eraliam $1.00; hay, in bales, $5.50@ 6,00 ver ton, 22 gal bb), sugar Medium, in bbls, do, small, in bbls, n half bbls, $5. o, ByRUP—NoO, 4- Orleans, per ‘wallon’ 384 halt bbls, “old time," per gallon, per doz, $10.0 allon kegs, 1 gal- hall galion cans, Kingsford lnw{ 1 b, 210ss, 6 1b, mp«.‘x.‘wuu- Kingstords bulk, . Tonacco—rliig, . 42 horseshoe, e slar, i pf]" ) e} gold shield, Sic; merry war, 2e: J. e MaTonEs—Per caddie, 2 ro cases, $1.70: mule square, §1.20, bigiTige; stick, 8 i@9ge. iatneau’s soda, butter whd creams, Sige; giDger snaps, Sige city soda, 7 Soars— savon imperial, 03 Kirk s satinet. $5.00; Kirk s standard, $3.05; Klrk&wlnmdl(uusm‘u $4.00: Kirk's white lome, §5.85; washbosrd, §3.10; white cloud, $3.75. ’ l CRACK plenie, Hige Rorg-—A ineh' 10¥e: % Inch, inch, 11 . CANNFE e; % one. Oysters standard, per case, $35,1505.25; strawberries, 2 1b. ner case, $2. raspberties, 2 Ib, per ease, $2.0: California penrs, per case, 84.5 per Cas i 4.60: peaches, o«v CASE, r ries, per case, $6,00; piumy vlueberries ve rease, $1.% pineapnles, b mi ko berri 68, per ‘ease, 1b lima by 21 'marrowfat peas, per early June peas, per ¢ase, §: 1oes, $2.10a Th.corn 82,10 1 e Frorr-Noo !qmultr apples, @ 6ot in avaporated - boxe 2 biack berries, boxes, 11@1lly 4 1556, 10@101 0 peaches, 4 ) 17e: raspbe 3 currents, @@ 'y PEUTIES, nes. loaf, por cas ogg pluni 3 1b, per, case per doz, $1.40: 16 goose, g beans, per $1.60: 2 1h SvaAns iice: Powderea, 4@ 14igale fai 0100 old_goy ava, 10'5@ Foasted CoFFrEs—Or 1515%ge s prime faney gieen and rnment Jay Mocha Mol Y Axbickle's wehlin's SXXN To Ditworth's, 19 Red Cross, 191 LEATHER - Prime slanghter prime oak sole Teather per foot, onkc kip, S0 hen, 10011 Fren Boae: N and linings, (0@ HEAVY HARDWAY plow steelsnecial ea cast tool 82000050 sawed dry, $1.50; el Toe ain, por welges, fos spring 'steel, S4.50; Burden's wule wia ' incar ot 00" per 100t Nails, rates, 10 to 50, najls, §2.0 Shot,'$1.65: huelshot, $T.8: oriental powie 5250+ do. hall K Ao, quarter blasting k L Tuse, per 10 Lead bar, § anis—latiels, per galiont rurni- ture, extra, $L.10: furniture, No. 1§10 coneh extra, §1405 coach, No. 1, $1.20; 1 extra, $ i st shieilae, sole her, Upper kip, ihiase; SLO0E1.20; S1.00 1, hem, French kip. pak ealf, 1 Moro { g sp jher sot, 81 tonines, eac 3 yron harrow teetlr, 4 Birden’s *horse $h shoes, $5.50, Barhe VAR ‘ologne snirits, 158 proof, S1.1 o101 p of, SIS spirits, second quality, 2 do 15 proof, $1.16. Aleohol - wine eallon. listilled 2 1, %1.508 < Kentueky bou " S2,00@06.00; Ken- y and Pennsylvania ryes, $2.0006.50; Golden Sheaf bonrbonanil rve whisk 000, Brandies, imported, $5.00@8. S| S 158,00, ns, importea, §1 $1.2a@3.00. Champagne imported, pe 0@ .00, Ameriean, per ease, $10,00¢@10.00 INTS 1% O11—White jead. white lead, St. Louis, pur Freneh varn 3 English, " in_ oil, rose_pinik, 14c: \ cnetian red, Venetian red, American, 11, chrome. yellow, genuine, K, 1207 ochre, rochellc, sy | ochre, Americ Lehigh biow ince’s niineral, 1, c; French sine, Whiting, gilders, ampblack, Gers .uupf»mk ordinary, o0 nitramarine, 180 vandy k- zine, i vermillion, Freneh red, 10¢ son's, red lead, o clirome y flow Freneh, | brown, 24e; N1s—White le Taw, na, burn i Paris grec green,” g on, " 2% r green, verniillion — American, raw and burnt umber, 1 can: burnt sienna, 12c:_vandyke brown, fined lampblack 12¢: coich black k drop biack. 16e; Prussian biue, 400: wltramarine black. 18: chrome green, L., blind arid shutter & D, 160: Panis_gree Venctian' red, % vermillion, L. & D, M. & 0. D, 18 a craining color, light oak, dark oak, hestnut and ash, 1% (' 1 Bl \|l( AL Acud, carbolle, i balsam copaiba, per per M, 10c; ealomel, a, per oz, 403 eliloro! Dover's powders, per I, ver I, Bye; glycorin pure, per b, lead, acetate, ver . 2le’ oil, eastor, No. 1.'per gzal, 81503 ofl r.\u.r No. 2, per gal., §1.40; 0il olive, per gal. oil origannun mv; opium, '§4.207 quinine, P. & W.and I, &S, per oz, 70¢; potassium iodide, per M, oz, 40c: sul- phate morphine, per oz, iiphur, per PR S eneral Mnrkv't ) butehers, ood ochre, 16c: vaten chinenon o, ‘per b, Ble: $1.25% epsom ' salts, 1 cured, ic; dry flin green’ ealf skins, two-thirds price, Prime wh Sheep Pelts, (e 5la! salt, gecen H210e ; ides, Dry Lumber. BOARDS. 12, 14 an 12, 14 and 16 ft 12,14 and 16 ft 4 1315 and 16 ft BIMENSIONS AND 13 aEI No.l Com.s. L. s. 0 o016 15 16, 1650/ 16750, FENCING, 4.&6 fneh, 12 and L4 ft., Tough & 6inch, 12 and 14 ft., rougl CEILING AND PARTITION. J l’uu:_l'nr“lmn in. Norway Pine C, RTOCK "BOAL 818 46C.. ) A 12 fnch, SHIP LA No. 1, plain.§and 10 inc No. % plain S and 10 ineh...... SIINGLES, LATH. 2, standard, Cedar, 6 1n., }gs, 12¢; 8 - AN AMENDMENT, Want the County arm Lots Sold on Time, Sinece the announcement was made that the peop) inted to the county commissioncrs e on to sell fifty of the county farm, with which 1o y to erect the proposed pital and insane asylum, it has been red that the present law will e to amended before the sale can take ously. According to the terms of the proposition submitted to the neople, the lots into which the fifty to be sold shall be divided, shall be posed of by auction to the high- est bidder It has been found that according to the law, as it now stands, these bidders must pay cash for their purchases. 1f this law be en od, it is thought that many of the lots will not bring the price they would otherwise be able o command. For that reason, it has been decided to frame an amendment to the present statute en ibling the sale of the lots in question upon the payment of a certain amount of moncy down and the remainder i one, two and three years with the usual rate of inte . the county to hold the mort gages or dispo: f them to secure what T amount way be required to proceed with the erection of the hospital. County Attorney Cowin has the bill now in course of prepiration and will submit it to the commissioners one of the 4 WANTED, The Co hos- dis: acres dis Croupy suffo Al the common afiections of nd lungs quickly relieved by MelLean's Tar Wine Lung Balm s and throat JH the Dr. A1 traflic ma 2 headquarters at t Lake City in Omaha yesterday from the whither Le bad becn on business, with ived cast, ! THE RAILWAY TINE TABLES n\l \ll AL Arrive Omalia eave Omaha UNION PAC II Depot 10th and Pi Pacific Express Denver Express 1.0eal Foxpross * Pt Sunday. B& MR R R Depot 10th and Pac Mailand Express \l”h" xpr l' H & ” R Depot 10th and Paci Mail and Express 6:00 jin Chie: e | 0190 wn K, .St L& G B Depot 10th and Paci [ Via Plattsmouth | Lincoln Express i *Exeept Monday s | | s 50 ani| 880 pm 2120 pm, 10335 11:00 am i 810 4 0 pim 0 am S P bt Satrday. St P ML & O, Depot 1611 and Webster st Sion City Expre “BateroftAccommodation 10 *Excent Sunday | MISSOURI PACIFIC, Depot 15th and W ebster st Day Express " 6.2%am 11:10 am NiZht Express. ..o oo 00 6100 pin 9110 p Lincoln Express Niam G40 pri UNION STOCK YARDS Leave TRAINS, |US ¥'ds, T a00 an 1. de- #7105 am |47 55 0 10| & M| 90 10:00 any ving 1050 am 10 GO0 1155 an 20 pm| & 55 pim | 4 1515 pn 6§10 81 pit Foxcept Sunday. Trains deaving U potin Omaha at 10 B, 5205 poam, and S i and - thiose o stork Y 00 piny 5 i 5 i s In yards and vards dummy iween stock i Omaha, 8120 pm ave | Leave T.P.BRIDC ister, Omaha, *Lxcept Sunday. fConneets with 8, €, & at Council Bluffs. mncets with C. 1 & 0:42 CAL & 0 .20 A1) Conncil Blufts, | tConneets with W. St. I'.at Conneil Blufrs.| onneets witl trains for Ch Conneil Bl Jeave Omahia at Union' 7:10 pm| 5 itie depot, 10th and Pieree streets. S100 n am @80 am 11.10 100 pin 2500 pin 2 i 5400 pm 0 pin 00 pm )i 10 i TH00 pm S:15 i 10:00 pit 11210 pin an pm ave | Arri sfer Trans pot | depot R.T. *Exeept Sunduy. Pt Mond L& N W Alltrains run daily. ... W. St L & cains Tun” daily Proposals for Curbing and Guttering Bonds. Crry PREASURER' Oy, Niw, 1 ) Proposals w until OFFICE, poon, o yoRTS huidred e date per contum per annum, p: “Tho principal and interest >t the oflice of Kouut 1o Of s all st tull name sidder, the amount of said bond Drice proposed to be paid, vight is roserved to rejoct any and all bids, 1 TiUMAN BUCK, City Treasarer. Proposals for Distriot Paving Bonds. Crry TREASURER'S OFFICE, OMAIA, NEB, Do i will e re nher st 184, o Kot Distric hin five, six, their dat = ench, An at the rate OF six per Contum per annun, pay- able annuully. The prineipal and inte Doth puyable ut the oftice of Kounize Bre New Vork. I honds are issued under the powe: of suid city, and will be delivercd sers, on mnmt'nl!Iuwxur’ul thie City th, 1857 dorsirned and Paving Hon 1t state the full nane and nddress of (e e nmount of said honds desired, and 0 proposod 10 be piid it is roserved to re en, Gight and ii Aro in Sums of five hund ante ol ctany and all bids, JCity Trensurer SRy alon gl ity 01, MARN0R, Bebilty S HALE RRRERAE o tiey, T4 Fusa o o Tk DMIHI JOBBERS’ DIREGTOHY Artists' Material. A. HOSPE, J1t., Artists’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, 191 Douglus Street, Omuhia, Agricultural Implements. CHURCHILL PARKER, Wholesnle Dealer in Agricultural Implements, Wagous, ot, betwoen Sth abu, Neb. METCALE C( sienltural Tmplements, Hte,, Wholesals, Owaha. l' ARLINORENDORD & MARTIN Wiholosule Dealors in Agvienliural Implements, Wagons und Buggies. 901,50, 205 and W rlages, Bug, Jone: Butter and Eggs. Buyers of Butte Refrigerntor and Packing | worth At P 1Y Builders' Hardware and Scales. HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders’Hardwa i Mechanics' Touls and Buffaly ales. 105 Dougla Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Tinware, Sheet ion, Ble. Agenis for Howe Scales, and Miami! Powder (5. Omuba, Neb RECTOR & WILHELMY CO,, Wholesale Hardware. o agents for Jeferson Secl Nails er 87 Vuibanke Flanderd Kcales 100k and Taruey . Owmsa Anstin Lorner Iron Works. PAXTON & VIERLING ron Works, a Cast Iron Building Work, Ir am | = Boots and Shoes. AMERICAN HAND SHOE COMPANY, Manufacturers and Wholessle Doalers in Boots and Shoes, X of Tabber Goods AIwars on band Aot Omaus, Nev. A, T Awstin, Agent «& COo. Jobhers of Boots and Shoes. 111 Farnam #t, Omaha, Neb. Manufactory, Summer wirent, Boston 1. LINDSEY & CO. Wholesale Rnbher Boots and Shoes. RubBer and o Clobiiog aud Felt Boote, South Beer. M. KEATING, Agt. for Anheuser-Bush B £pectal Brands. Faust, Budweis STORZ & ILF ager Beer Brewer orth 18 Street, Omatin, N wing Nw n and ¥ Coffee, Spices, Etc. CLARKE BROS. & C0., Omalia Coffee and Spice Mil Tear, Untfons N kg Posder. Flivorn Urincte, i dry Titve. 118 ¥ 14 10 Hurney Hrcot Gaiidia, New, GATES, COLE (& ML NS, Home Coffee and Spice Mills M'f*g Co. Coffee Romsiors and Spi e 0 of Baking 1" Ty ne s oo Cernice. EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, Manufactur odge 10 1. RUE MPING & BOLI Manufacturers of Ornamental Galvanized Cor Dormier Windows, Finnls, Metadic Skylighi, ete 1200 80, Ommlin, W, STERN CORNIC €. Speeht, Prop vanized Tron Cornicos, ot s tmip St M tadie “kylight U w6 ot i 4 103 a1ron a ices, 108, WORKS, ved Pat T, Carpets. OMAHA CARPET CO., Joubers of Curtaing, Oil Cloths, Rugs, tigs, T, 1511 Douglas atrect, So e ORCHARD, 3 Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, v, Curtuin Goods . 1423 Fainam Street, Omslia, Neb, Carpets, Linolen Crockery and Notions. W. L. WEIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Importere of Crockery, Glassware, Chinineys, o i Bouth O, Ne Lawps, 18th et Commission and Storage. D. A. HURLEY, C nnmmqml and Jobbing. pannd Pros nments eolicited. ter for & ndt Tinnke PEYCKI? BROS., Commission Merchants, Omalia, Neb, T T W. E. RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Meychant. Epecinltios Fouliry, Oyaters, 4t irect o WIEDEMAN £ CO., ission Merchants, 220 8. Mthet IKS & ’llILI,_'l”), al Commission Merchants, . Corre 10 Coal ane Lime. MILESTONE & (0., e Hard and Soft ('oal, Ofice and yard, 16th and Nicholns atw., Omuhis, N S OMAHA COAL, 2 COMPANY, Johbers of I[nl'd} nd Soft Coal, J. JOHNSON o CO,, Manufacturers of ll!nmh White I mun And Shippers of 5 Lair. Firo, e Confectionery. P.TAY & CC Mamnfacturing Confectioner: Jobbersof ki Nut pd Cigaie, 120 Fariem St Live Stock Commussion. M. BUKKE & SONS, e Stock Commission, Maua ) Telephone 4. SAVAGE & GREEN, Live Stock Commission Merchants, Shipuents of any and ) & 'Union Stock Vard Cigars and Tobacco. MAX MEYER & (0, Jobbers of Cigars, Tobaecco, 58 1th e Neb 00 o WEST & FRITSCHIIR, Manufacturers of Fine ( Ilzdr:.. Ana Whoierale . HOUSER & WOODLAND, . Whole wlers in Cigars, Tobaccos, Pipes aud Smokers' Articles, £ lorf & O, Floo-Out and S mok Mil'wa ikoo, Wikconin. 1 eath Sirot, Omal Axonts for D Totd ng l'ebuoc Dry Goods. M. I SMITH & €O, Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods & Notions 1102 a4 1104 Douglan, cor. 11th ., Oinha, Neb. Distillers. Distilers of Ligwo n an ers WILLOW SPRIN DISTILLE'Y CO, and 1LER & CO., Importers wnd Jobvers of Fino Wings and Liguors. Bole unnuf of Kennedy's East India Bit: {c tigunrs. 1172 1 araey &t Spirita o Liguor Drugs, Paints, Ete. CLARKE DRUG CO,, Largest Drug, Paint, 0il & (ilass House Weskor Chicago, Comp il Tino of Brugyisie Bus: fes Ariey A Oty Drain Tile, Etc., A& RL.BAUEN Pros 1 K. 3. Camgox, v\ THE UNION DEAI 1LE CO., 5 8 14h at. Omaba. Neb. Machinery any for Manufac turing Cement 1o i ur HYDEAULIC omce Building Material. g OMAHA LUMBER CO,, Dealer in Al Kinds of Building Material at Wholesale, 16t Bireet and Union Pacific Track, Omaha. 3 OIIHIJOIIERSDIREGTOI ———n Furniture. DEWEY & S'l'()‘\ Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, \‘,rn»nu " CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furniture, Bedding, Upholstery, Mirrors, ete. 1041308 and 1210 NP LOUIS HE Rutchers' Tools and Supplies, Sausago Casiogs f all kinds niways L Sones sl Gumaba Groceries, {LLaGurR oceries and 700 AnA 111 McCORD, BRADY Wholesale Grocers, 13th and Tonvonworth st PAXTON, Wholesale 0%, 70 b Nardware, Wo . BROATCH, vy Hardware, Irou and Steel, g And 1 1arney s U\I ' lvl“lill Wholesale lmu and Steel, Wagon and Carciage Wood Stock, Heay. Ilmhm e V7 o 1200 ey e, Ontana Nev. T MILTON € SONS, Stoves, Ranges, Purnaces, Tiles, Manties, Gratea, Drass Goods. 121 und 1523 Far i He: Lumber., LOUIS BPADFORD, Dealer in Lumbev, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Kte. Yards, Cormoriih and Douglar: Comer GO LUMBER C “", Wholesale Lumber, 818, 101l treet, Omabia, Nel. ¥ Colpotzer, Manager. 3 Jewelry £l C. N, DIET Lumber. 15t and Califoruia Stro FRrRED N < Omsha, Neb, GRAY, Bte, N knd Douglas ate., Ouatia. Nod, HOAGLAND, Lumber, VI HARVEY LUMBER C0., To Dealers Onl, OMon, 140 Farnam atreet, O © CHAS. I. LIE, Hardwood Lumb Woud Carpets and Parguet Flooring. 9(h and Douglns A. WAKEFIELD, 1le Lumber, Lte, riewn Portiand Coment i JOIN e Whole Tmported and An Agent forMiln Quiticy White Lime, tite Live Stock. UNION STOCK YARDS CO., Of Omaha. Limited. John F, Boyd, Superinterdent, Millinery and Notions. . OBERFELDER & CO., Twporters and Jobhers of Millinery and Notions, 1209 and 1215 1 Omaba, Neb. Notions. C. S, GOODRICIT & CO,, § “Are tha only Dire ot German & French Toys & Faney Goods In Nebraskn. Chicago prices duplicated withont sdd- IOt 1415 1 i S reet, Ombin. INSON NOTTON CO, Wholesato Deaters tn Notions and Furnishing Goods, 45 and 406 8. Tenth S, Omal VINYARD & SCHNE Jobbers Notions, Hosiery and Gents' Furnishing Goods. 100 and 008 Parna st. Onahn, DEER, v Paper Boxes WILKIE, v of Paper Boxes, prasion. Ordor by il so- Overalls. CANFILLD MA COMP Manufacturers of Overalls, Jons Pantw, Shists, Eie 10tand 1104 Douglan Street, O, Neb. Printing. ING COMPANY, , Blank H()nk Mukers, KEES PRI Job Printer ABd Book Biadms.’ e aud Printers’ Supplice At Uwelfth Stieet MI)”'IA\' JIU'H” & CO,, Masutacturors, Pavkors nvd bealors in Baking Powder, French Musiar Nole der, 1406 1 eaveny/ortl: at.. OBiAh Safes, Etc. >, BOYER & CO,, Ageuts for 1lall's Safe & Lock (o8 ¥ire and Burgar Proof Safes, Tine |ocks, and Jail Work: 100" 3100k omaba, G, ANDEEEN, Omaha Sife Works, eturers of ¥iro and Barelar Proof €afes, ¥ W rw, o Wik Work: COr Sash, Doors, Etc. M, A, DISBROW 10lesnle Manufuotiras o s, Doors, Blinds and Monldings, h oifioe, 12t nud Teard ba, Net Gy 4y LYMAN, Sash, Door, Blinds, Monldings, Bullding Faper, et 101 & Thistven il Riresty Ouiknn fera! BOHN MANUFACTURING (O, Manufacturers, of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mould'ngs Stair Work und Iuterior finrd Wood Finish Jukt cpened. N 16 cor Bt and Leasenworih Bl Omibu, Aet Man ult Doors, J 0., Sumps. CHURCHILL PUMP (0,, Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Fittings, Stogm und, Waker Suplion 'Meadaiartors £ NMus A, L, STEANG CO,, o Pumps, Pipes and Eogines, Btecmn, Water, Rell and Milling Supplies. W0, 145w e Ve o O b, o WIND I NE and PUMP COMPANY, ll.nl aday Wind ll rieam and Water Suppl ut % i G0 855, ¥ eltn, Manuger 10, Wagons and Carriages A, J. SIMP S0 The Leading Currviage ¥ (ESTABLISKED 198 1406 ud 1011 Doge streot, Guaba, ctory,