Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 3, 1887, Page 7

5 i THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: e WHEAT ON THE CURB WEAK. The Trading Orowd Greatly at Sea as to the Course of Prices, MYSTERIOUS CLIQUE MOVES. Corn Opens a Fraction Lower For Future Delivery—~More Interest Taken in Provisions — Beef Cattle Study—Quntations, CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. CiteaGo, Avril 2.-- Special Telegram to | the B ]—Wheat was weak on tae cutb yesterday afternoon, and this morning, and | sold down to ¥2'e for May, which was the | markctat the regular opening, with June | quoted at 81'%5c and July at e, The trad- | ing crowd was at sea as to the course of | prices. Many thought that the eliques had pretty well worked out of their May deal, while others were satisticd fhat they were still heavily long, and that “the end was not yet.” Evidently tue end is not yet, May | chan ced 11@1Cc above June, which would | be 132 above May, if the normal condi- tion prevailed. 1tis admitted that a very large amount of long wheat was sold out on | the advance during the past three days, but | the relative position of May and June s ac- cep by pearly everybody as evidence con- clusive that the specilative long futerest is still a large one. A number of timid or light- waisted shorts were driven in on the last bulge, that culminated at $3¢e, and in usu- ally well intormed cireles the im- pression is deeply grounded that the so-called speculative short interest yet re- maining is very largely represented by the wheat in store in Chicago and in the ware- houses turough the northwest back of Chi- cago. A great majority of the receiving houses are said to appear on the bouks as “short” for Ma The inference naturally drawn from such a condition of things is that these houses are short for customers who have property to deliver. The market to<day was a guess. Outside conditions con- tinue bearish and loe ntiment is meas- ured entirely by the pradominating opinion that may prevail at the moment as to what the alleged “cliques” may do next, Cables whre quiet. As previously remarked, wheat was rather weak at_the opening, but prices were run up ¢ o the buving by scalpers who were banking on the “natural reaction,” finding that the uiarket Lad no_other sup- port. They turned about and -’ May slipped ack toS2ig@s2ige and 80%;¢ for June, ‘I'he ere and buying sent May up again to S27(c and June to' Sle. Froin th voint th was a slight settling of values, when Walker ugain carried prices up to the outside limits previously reached, but just before the close a sharp decline occurred and final quotations were at inside figures real- ized, viz: M2hn@seije for May, ke for dune and e 1or July, a net 13s on the day of Y@te. Trading was lively the first hour aud the last fifteen minutes. Corn opened @'qe lower for future delivery, and during the first halt hour or so there was quite active trading. Throughout the re- wmainder ot the session the prevailing tone was one of dullness. ln the provision pit the week closed with a little more interest shown in the market. In pork there new trading, but lard and short ribs received increased attention and were at times quite active. Inshort ribs the movement in a speculative way was characterized with more than ordinary spirit, and under the uulc ing of holders lower prices provaded. For different deliveries the closings for thisarticle were 15¢ under last night's ngures, Lard also closed at a decline ot 2ige. The nominal quotations for pork were unchanged. CHIC. D LIVE 8TOCK. 1CIICAGO, April 2 pecial Telegram to the Bee.|-Carrie.—Beef cattle wers steady. Stockers and fecders were about the same as yesterday, or 30(@i5e lower than o ‘week ago. ‘Thegeneral market was slow and unsaitsfactory. Some choice cattle were sold to an,eastern buyer, butthe local de- mand was very light. Sales of shipping steers were made for 1,350 to 1,500 pounds at $4.80@h, 00 to 1, S350 The trade of the day was slow and values were weal but pricss on the whole were about the same as on other days of the week. lnferior to tair cows have sold as low as §15.00(@20.00, ‘with now and then a good to choice family cow at §35,00@45.00, Pretty good cows are often hard to see at £15.00450.00, however, eight car lots are nearly unsaiaeble except for CANDINE PUrposes, Hous—The small receipts of rough and mixed to-day was not surprising. ‘The de- mand was generally light and packers wera not doing much, but good to choice hogs were. ‘wanted at nsarly steady prices. I'ne inferior to fair kinds in ‘some cases slowly and in some cases H@loc lower. It would {mve been Impossible to clear the pens of common stock without a considerable reduction in prices. ‘The market for packing and shipping was were the real purchasers, but the impression obtains that Ives and Staynor bought the property for the syndieate headed by Meyer and Villard. Gould i3 probably not in it | Whether this has had anything to do with the decline in Western Union is not very clear. The Baltimore & Ohio has made ar- ranzements to exchange business with the French Cable company, thus increasing its facilities, The friends of Louisville & Nash- vill are great bulls on this property and say tisgood for a 10 point rise, It was reported that I’ P. Fower & Co, had purchased a ma- Jority of Chieago & E n 1llinois stock. 1t is understood that this purchase was made by W. W. Porter, president of the Chicago & Indiana Coal railway, and a syndicate of strong men. Itis believed that this pur- chase solves the problem the [ndiana Coal railway entrauce into Chicago and holders of this stock think that the pure will save that road 81,000,000, The total sale for to-day were 246,500 shure ~Govern bonds were AY'S QUOTATIONS, i (AR 007 C. & N, W UL S, s conpon. 1257 do nreferre 108, 43's coun N.Y. ( 100 (fiivi T'acitic v's ot 1 [ & No... CanadaSouth’n,. 0 1% Central ael Chic ) Plllnian Paic Readine Rock 1 St. L. &S, F do preterred Cy M & SE P do preferred i I Toos Lake Shore L, &N Michizan € Mo, Pacitic No. Paeitie do preferred. ., G0 MONEY 0N CALL—Easy an offered at 4 per cent PrIsME MERCANTILE PAPER: cent. STERLING Excmasar.—Dull but steady and unchanged at S4.515 tor sixty day bills and $4.561 tor demand. nt'l {64 per cent; 14064 per PRODUCE MARKET. Chicago, April 2—Following quota- tions are $he2:50 closing figures: Fiour — Quiet and steady § winter wheat tlour, 8 southern, $4.10 (@4.20; Wisconsin, $4, L300 Michigan soft E wheat, §: : Minnesota bakers, 07 patents, 34.50@4. 5 low_grades, 31 2 ve flou et at 83,25@3.403 in sacks and barrels, § 0. Wheat—Dull and_ ave , T0%e; May, ¥ n—Moderately active early, later ruled quiet and easy, tluctuated within e range and closed L@ie below yesterday; cash, 341, @ijec. Oats—Dull and quiet and /e lower than yesterday, the market being influenced by heat; cash, 16c; May, 5 9-10ci June, 200, Iye—Dull at 541¢c. vod below yestor- S@sige; June, Barley--Steady at 7 Timothy Sced—Prime, $1.60. Flax Seed—81.0814, Whisky—$115, Pork—Dull ‘and un, May and June, $21.00, Lard—Quiet and weak early, declined 2%@ nged; cash, $20, ater and closed at medinm figures: cash, May, $T52@ June, ors, §6.1006,25; short 't ribs, $3.00, @ec; dairy, 18 Chicese @135%e; Young Americas, 1 ige; skims, ctive and firm at 113e, i and unchanged; heavy green ;c: salted bull, 65 'green salted dry salted, 10¢; flint, 12@le; dry deacons, 40c each, 1 Unehanzy No. 1 country, 4c; No. 2 84¢; cake, 414 Shipments, Flour, bbls 20,000 Wheat, bu 106,000 Corn, bu 146,000 . 103 200,000 none 1,000 12,000 32,000 pril — Wheat — Re- ceipts, 40,0005 exports, 180,000; spot 'je and option ‘e low heavy at about inside rates; ungraded red, 91ib!y 0. 3 red, Site: NoJ Lred, 9de:” No. 2 red, 91k @li,e in elévator, 917c b.; 925¢ delivered; May closed at 01e. Corn—>Spot, $®"c and options lower; closed burely steady exports, 43,000; uneraded, 49 45%{@4de in evator, 0c delivered closed at 4 y and moderately actives re- 09,0003 " exports, 1,400: mixed western, Te; white western, S5@i2 m—Steady: united, (5%e. irmer and good inguiry; western, § 3 “ Pork—Quiet and eenerally steady Lard—Lower: dull and " clc western steam, spot, quoted at Butter—Quiet but steady. Cheese—-Firm butquiet. Cincinnatl, AJ;nl 2,—Wheat—Scarce and higher; 2 Te wSde. stoady; moderately active and prices were generally about steady for best hogs, There was aslow trade in connnon stock, and the general mar- ket closed weak, as usual ot late. There were more ordinary mixed and heavy hogs than the demand called for and the prices ot the weck have been somewhat fluctuating, but are now about the same as one week ago. For light weights the market was very dull. 3 LIVE STOCK. Chicago, April 3. Dal 1ovorts as follows Cattle—Receints, 2,000; steady; shipping steers, $3.50@0.20; stockers and teeders, $2.75@4.20;_cows, bulls and mixed, $2.00@ 4.00; bulk, $2,50(@8.15, Hogs—Receipts, 5,000; slow for commo! light, dull; rough and mixed, $5 20 packing and shipping, $5.655,0; light, 85, he Drovors' Jour- 0 5,50, Skips, $8.50@+.80, Sheep—Receipts, 2,000; strong; natives, 85004, western, §3.15@440; corn-fed Texans, $4.50. National Stock Yards, FEast St Loul 1L, April 2.—Cattle—Receipts, 8003 shipments, 800; stoady; choice heavy Dative steers, $170@525; fair to choice, $5.70@4,40; feeders, fair 1o good, $320( 4.00; stockers, fair fo_good, $210@s.15, Hogs—Recelpts, ~ 75; shipments, 1,500; steady; choice heavy and butchers’ selec: tions, £5.65@5.50; packing, fair to good, 60: Yorkers, medium to_ prime, Pigs,common to good, §4.6025.00, Kansas City, April 2 —Cattle—Receipts, 9503 shipments, none; market weak and a shade lower for shippina steers, butchers and _feeders steady; com! choice shipping, §3.00@4.65; stockers, $2.60a) 8.30; feeding steers, §5.35(w4.00; cows, §2.25a 3,50, Hogs—Recelpts, 4,6350: shipmen 2,700, steady: commen to choice, $4.905.. skips and pigs, $3.00@4.50, FINANUIAL, New Yonrg, April Special Telagram tothe BER.| ocks.—The bull feeling in stocks still prevails, but in a more modified tone, Nearly all of the big commission houses admit that they have sold extensively of long stocks, particularly on yesterday, but they are not bearish, and many of them argue that the fact that the market absorbed such Iarge amounts of securities s have been sold during the past forty-eight hours only illus trate the truth of the statement that the general market has widened and broadened within the last few days. Commission brokers report an increase of outside orders anda disposition on the part of the unpro- fessional operators to become Interested in the market, Some of the leading traders Wwho have been left on the advance are talk- Ing bearish and say prices should have a re- action. The opening this morning was rather feverish at prices generally about the same as last night’s close. There was some moderate selling of St. Paul at the opening, thought to be for London accounts, and quite Jarge sclling during tho morning, but the stock held up pretty well In spite of it Mr, Jones stated that he and Mr. Ream were in New York on private business and that their presence had nothing to do with the advance #n stocks, A friend of Garrett's stated last evening that tie latter sizned an. asrecment e sali the Baltimore & Ohio property three weve tnum Me decti 10 say who | Corn—Steady ; No. 2, mixed, 598{@40c, +Oats—Fair demand; No, 2 mixed, 30 Rye. eady : No. 2, 61'4e. Provisions—Easier and unchanged. Whisky—>Steady at $1.13, nfllvunkaa._qfinril 2.—-Wheat—Easier; g 3 , Tie; Ma: ully Oats—Steady Rye—Higher; Ni Barley—Easier Troyisions—Quiet. e 2 white, 803c. Je. Lork, repacked, at §15.50. Minncapotis, April 2.—Wheat—Weak little trading: No, 1 hard, cash, i May, Titei June, i8%e: No. 1 north hike; June, it May, T4 tents, $4.25@4, 4 3,50, Ruceipts—Wheat, 118,700 bu.! flour, 150, Shipments—\ heat, 00bu. ; flour, bbls. 8t. Louis, April 2—Wheat—Weak and lower; cash, 70:5@S0e; May, 80 Corn—Dull and lowel 50c; dairy, New Orleans, April Corn—Dull and lower; mixed, 49c; yellow, e; 1c, sier at 86!¢c. ~Quiet and steady at $2,15, Hog Prodt let but firm; pork, $17.00; lard, $7. Bulk Meats—Shoulders, §¢ and clear rib, $525, Liverpool, April 2. —Wheat— holders offer modeiately: California No. 1, 7s 6d@7s 10d per cental: red western, spring, T5@7s 1d; winter, 7s@7s 1d. Corn—Quiet; new mixed western, 4s }jd per cental, Kansas Oity, April 2.--Wheat—Dull; I, 60 bid, 70¢ asked; May, 70¢ No2 red, ¢ bid; June, 7S¢ bid, e asked, }43 long clear niet; Corn—Weaker; ' cash, S0e bld, 80%c asked; May, 81'{e bid, 31%{c asked. Qats—Nominalj 27¢ bid cash, OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Saturday, April 2, Cattle, ‘The receipts were very light and there was accordingly very little” done on the market. ‘The catile that were in, sold at about yester- day’s prices. There was nothing of any ac- count left over. Hogs. ‘The receipts of hol;s were liberal for the Iastof the week. The market opened at '-rlcos about steady with yesterday, and a few oads were sold, ‘After that the buyers held off on acceunt of their orders being iilled and would not even bid on the hogs. Late in the afternoon a few loads were sold at a decline of about 10¢. T'ne remaining loads in the ards were not sold until almost sun down, The market closed a strong 10¢, lower than yesterday. . Sheep. ‘There was nothing doing on the market. Recelpts, Cattle, . 200 Hog: Prevailing Prices, Showinz the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this u:rkal: ks e Cholee ateers, 1300 0 1500 Ibs... flour, best Chioice steers, 1100 1o 1150 bs. Fat littio stoer 900 to 1030 Ibs ... vodl to ehoiee corn=fed cows . -, it to medinm cows (i i00d to choice bulls sereenin, Light and medium hogs ... Good to eholce heavy hogs. — auality patent, 2.7 ity, §2.00@2.59; best quality spring wheal flour, patent, /83 4@ %6: bran, 70¢ per cwt chopped feed! 13 vellow corn, LT per ewt o, per owtt SUNDAY, APRIL 3, 1887 second qual wii'te corn men meal, S¥che per cwt per owt: hominy, $1.50 + graham, $1.75: hay, in ~TWELVE PAGES, A To Whom It May Concern. OTICE is hereby givon that the undersigned A D. 185, gt the office of the city olerk. for B of tho following parcels of land, to-wit: Description of stripa of land on Davenport stroct— ¢ Boglnning &t the No. 3 N Adjoining Lot &, B od to cholee mixed hogs ey whneat, Noo 3, 5Tadie] | s g, ner ot lot 8, b thence west 6 feet, oice sheep, 90 to 130 1bs.. theesauntin |4t onst i foat, thence Representative Sales. ' Ghocer [ et B R et bl UL STEENRS, PreKEs ~A £2.00; do, in Mt 14 fee & 66 feet, thoneo half buis, £4.50; small, in bbls, 89001 do, in | nerth 14 fect t nt SR (2he; white ‘ aing. ! 2oed's t 151,021 o1 prime, 16 c: choice, lasz@iqes | NS oginning at tho & | o Adioming ot 3, Uack 5 Reews tstaddition | greon and vellow. 16@1ic gov- | & on DIOSk a1 hionce weat ot feet, | Bogimning at the N 1 cornor of ouk bioek | ernment Java, 20@20e; ava, 101@ | thenco 1 e nice tat 00 Teot, thenee | Koo d'slst addition, thenes west 61y 11, thoued 20ci Mocha, 23 3] uckl toasted | morth | o pince e nonth 14 €1, thenee st o1l 1, theneo fouth 1 | Side: Mel sugiin's SXXN rousied, W0'eq S Hiock : it to the placo ot bosinning, o addition Dufworth's, 2 e Red Crc , i i the N E corner ot lot 4, block CANNED GoODS -0y rd per case, - 1 A Hoal's 14f addition, thoneo wost Bl (¢, (i 81,15 strawberrl \<e. 82,400 AQJolnine Lot e, Bio north 14 ft, thonee east 5444 ft, thence south 1 | raspberries, 2 Ib, par ) California | 3. AEHRNE 1ty 1t to the p e of be i o heurs, &4 apricots, s34, | g Wolith A ing lot 1, b <t addition: | 3.60% bo Dor eass, 95,001 White chers AR T | Bewinnigat’ the N B cotner of ot %6, | ries, per case, $6.000 p s, per e y Adjoining Lot 5, Bovk 5 , | Boed's let addition thence wost 80 ft, thence DIUEhErTies patease, ege plu E. wer ot | jlotk B, thioficowast 0d footy, | DOTRLILEG TIGHED AR A, T, Liibnoe. Bouth A2 T RS -:_nl;[ pin 3 1o, per easd | thence south 14 fiut, thonce enst o foot. thened LU | L1 e per oz, §140: | north 1 fect to the place of huginn { nliningat the N 1 oror. o per doz, $1.50.@1.55; goose- | F,\ ‘," : ‘Iv"v S Bioek I‘n" h : LA 1.“('::.:‘ “‘.I‘l % blod Case, SLis: 2 b string AL AREE L L BT LU LR L B e B, ASL 6 1t thenee south 1 ft | Showing the hizisst anl lowast priees 3 2 Ib limibeans, per T gt e LA e (g o8 OF oRINBIKE: paid £or loads of hozs on this market during W fat poas, per case, 82 | Xt ot Lot o e 33 Theeinning at the 8, | o Atfoining iot 3, block &, Reed's 18t thepast soven days and for the same tme | E: corner oriot 5 block B, tienc wost oa teot, | Borinnine at the N Earher of 1ot 3 blociet | jast month and a vear ago. 5 thenee south 14 feet,thenee oist 86 fect, thones | Beed's 1st addidior il i el X Tob. 1 g i north 1 feet to the plaee of bexinning. Hortih 141y teNea Cnst 00 ¢, thenioo south 14 ¢t | L . square. $1.20. Ad, Lot 6, Block 53—Neginaing at the 8, | 10 el Tas ' 1 o o SyRU , 4-gallon ke E-corner of lot 6. block 3, thenee west 3 feot, | Adfoiin lot 4 blgek, gl Sund New Orieans per gallon 8%e40¢; mapie syrup, | thence soutn 1ifeet, thence east 06 foct, thenee il At e irenea unday | AN pbls, ol her gallon, Fe; 1 gale | north 1 fect to the pluce of boginning. i I L fon cans, por doz, £10.00; hAlL galion eans, | | Adioining Lot Do i Buelinie at the S, | iith per doz, $5.50: auart cans, Skiv 0 - cornor of 1ot s, block B, thicrice west 09 feof Ttoed's 1st addition 31t CANDY—Mixed, sig@lle: stick, 8:§@oie. | Uhenoe south 1 foet, thance east 68 fuct, thence nng At th rof ot Miroh 1857 CRACKEks—Garneau's soda, butter and | MO0 B G EGE N TRDIRETE o the s, | Reed's 18t addic > wos i | picnic. 54¢: ereams, ¥'ges ginger snaps, S%o; Ceornor otIots, blook Bence wiet 60 foot, | NOrth 14 ft, thenco cast 64 1t, thonee south 14 1t b @ gloss, | Sie: mirror gloss, 610, 65cq | “Ailoimins tor ki at the 8, Kinn neat the' N E corner of lot f, block i, | Shipments, Gira ingsford's corn, 1 1o, | B corner of e g, | Rond's 15t addition, thence wost 6 1, thened | Showing the number of eattle, hogs and in half bbls, 85,50, Granula exira C, Shc: yeliow C, % @i el cut loat, 6 powdered, 6% e, e "Corprrs—Ordinaty grades, 153154 e falr | 7e: Kingsford’s gloss, 1 1b, 7e: gloss, 6 1b, Tige: Kinusford's pure 11b. 5ide; | half bbis, 85,008 stherkins, in bbls, $10.00; do, ronf, A, 57 1, 6@ty o1 ex a Kingsford north 14 Adjoining Lot or 0t 1ot nee south 14 e orth 14 feet to © 0f beginning, -Beginning at the L Uheneo west i hence sast 60 tect, of bew | thonce s nee east B fet, theneo inning. north 14 reet to the pi g CATTLE. g‘::,k,_.“é,m s pure, 3 Ib, 5%e: Kingsfords F\I)\'rvl‘l‘nnmlm‘v‘ Bloc inning at th No. cars, R, cnpeste | PNGavs—Kirk's savon imperlal, §2 e souih 14 1 11 i - Chicago | s satinet, Kirk s standard, $505 14 fect ¢ A L TR 2 Clhicago | Kires white Russian, $4.00: Kirk's' whito: ; inning at th N Dest. | €an, $6.50; dome, $385; " washboard, $3.103 ‘1 ¢ ,'l;mwd white cloud. $3.75. to 81 : Chicago g Joining Lot & sale: stoek ot o a General Markots, el of lvv" v et oy hhacor e sthiade | o VARNISHES—Bairels, per gation; rurnie | hocasouth D ead hos sell at %o per b, for all weights, | ture, extra, 1 furniture, qul. 81003 § winning at th Skins,” or hogs weighing less than 100 Ibs, | coach extra, 8L.40: coach, No. 1 .L.mi Da: ce west 60 foet, novalue. Pregnant sows are docked 40 los. | Manextra, S 5;11!!{"3, feot, theneo and stags 80 1bs, by the public inspector. el SHRIIRG,; - $oio0y MRS OLL DTN AOFCH LFOREEC clie FIAe0 o OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS HEAVY HARDWARE—Lron, plow steelspecial cas rate digeserucible steel sige £2.50; E_corner ot iot 6, block 51 thenee &outh 14 feet, theni saturds il 2. cast tools, do, 124153 wagon spokes, per set, | north 14 fe Saturday, April 2. | g30G0q350; hubs, per set, 8L25: felloes. | Adioiniog 1 ) General Produce, sawed dry, $1.50; tongues, each, ‘80c: axels, | i corner ot lat block 51, thence west U3, fect, The followina prices are for round 1ot of | each, Tc: Sauare nuts, per Ib, 6lwile: coil | 1) PSR il north 1 foet to tho p eo of hog 3 lo.S@10cs 11 mine, produce, as suld on the marketto-wy.| chaiy, per 1b. el i malleable,x@lves iron Aolning Lot 8, Mook A0—Teginning at. the 8. Burter—The receipts of good butter are | Wedes, 6e: crowbars, 6¢: harrow teeth, 4'se, ner of lot 8, 'block 50, thence. t 66 feet, very light and the market is cleared. There | Spring 'steel, 7@@ic: Burden’s lorse shoes, | thence south 14 fecr, thenco east 66 feet, thence R piod “demand for choiee, sweet table | $4.153 Burden's mule_shoes, 8315 Barbed | north 14 foetto the place of beginning. butter, but there is very littlo coming that | Wire, ™ in car m.e‘ £4.00 per 100 1bs, Nails, lA«Huvmlm,lln 'ulw-: 1"."" nvnxm_flln' can b gradet as suclh and by ers liays been mtes, 10 to % gicel minils, S30% | Thoncesouth ot foot, thence ast o Toot, the compelled to take the poorer grades. On Koga, S s | north 14 feet to the piace of bozinnin count of the scarcity of the choice grades | kegs, £5 quarter | B ing Lot 8, Block 50— Boginning at tho keus, poor butter has sold more readi.y than “usual | KeXS S and at better pries Dealers, however, French zine, E. corne thience ol lot uth 141 bhlock B, thence west thence enst (6 feet, then iR TG Diy PAL . ot s place nist not expect to receive fancy ' prices for | job 8, IAINTS Rl AN | nerth 14 fect o e flace of howinniug, Common stock, Uhoice country. 18@2e; fair | 63, baris, whiting hacs WRRMG SIMERS | Adjoming Lot 5, Block 20 -luinnin g at the O, e T e iarbut may, | Hshstown, ae; lampbiack, ordin se | thignen konth 1§ feot, thenen wast 30 feot, thonce e pros 18y | Prussian biue,5803 ultramarine, i K- { north 1i fect to the piace of heginning. be said to be devold otany new features. L@ | brown, Sc: upibes. burt dc; | - Adoinmg Lot % Blook 54— lewinning at the receipts continue leavy. There is a good | genna, burdt, £ s Jaris | . W, corner of 10t 2, block 34, thento cast 8 city demand while the shippers are taking ali | green,” genuing.g 2 com- | feet, thence south 14 feet, thence west 8 feot, tie surplus stock. ‘The prevailing price. is | Srons dhes ehibme groen, No. o 8005 | thence north 14 teet to the pince of heginin 10e. A good many dealers are anticipating | yermillion * Aterican, 13e:’ Inqian | adioining lot S block 2, K st ddition lower prices when the inter-state commercs | raw and burng nber, 1 eans, i2ei raw and | Besining at the S B eorner of lof 5, block luw goes into effect. The new law will | burnt sienna, 12¢: dyke brown, Uie: re- s:rv‘ll‘ilt}ll‘lk‘\u[I":I‘AHT‘:I(‘.‘f\ ,"f | vv.njc;:\n“; rajee the rates betweon tiis point and the | hned Janpbitek i2o- coneh black &nd ivory | 52Uth LIt thence bist 60, €t ’thenc torty Pacilic coast from $1.05 to $5.00. This will | black, 10cs drop biack, 16c; Prussian biue, | 4itmint o 08 DoKREME e 1t adaitic tend to lower the market here unless tiere | 40¢: ultramarine black. 18e; chrom nning at the 8 B corner of lot 3, block should chianee to be an_advance in the Cali &D.. 16c; blind and Roe's 181 wldition, thence. west w40y (1, thien fornia_ markets, as shippers will require arlg Soi Indian red, 15e: | soith 14 fr, thenoe' cnst wider margins on which to ship. ian red, Tuscan, 2c; America 4 11, thence north 14 n plnce of begint Crirsr —Full cream eheddars, single, 1317 | vermillion, A% D., 20c: yellow ochire, 2e: L, | - Alioining ot 6, block 2, Read's 18t ad1ition - @lde; full_cream flats, twins, 1e; Young | M. & 0. DX 1% good ochire, 1f0: w piming af thi 'R Cornir or T 2, Ameticas, te; fancy Swiss, alve: Swiss | dryer, Se; erainiog color, light oak, da GOt i e o R T e imvorted, 25 Limburger, 14¢; brick, i5@lte. | walnut. chestnuvand asi. e south 14 tt, e 4 ft, thence north D AN bk 5 $1.00° good cleti | - DRUGS AN GHEMICATS. —Ae d carbolic, | M Inetto the place o country, $1, medium, hand picked, | 7¢3 seid “tartarie, 523 balsam: copaiba, per ning at the S K $1.401.50; hand picked, navy, S1.50@L60, = | b, 5e: bark sassatras, per B, 10c; calomel, & Istaddition Bi €. t Provisions-—=H; 12{@lie T 1, T8¢, chinenonidia, per 0z, 40c; chlor south 14 1t, th bacon, rib, 4% t bace dry salt sides 11c; dried be on, plain, 107 beef, re pieces, Mc airbank: b cans, F banks, Sye. I'ne weather this weck bas been cooler and there has been v zood demand for dressed poultry. howe bhave been very | good prices have been obtained. Choice fat chickens have been selling readily at 1le, and fair to good at 10e, Turkeys, althouzh 81, , ham iodide, por . % 6 sellles, gre epsom” salgs, per b, f(,f X astor, N per gal., § orm, per ‘b, 4ke; Dovers po , § phate morphine, per oz strychinine, v PAINTS IN Ol — et white lead, een, L 1b per I, olive, nm, $1.0 00 n.per oz, 40c; sul sulPhur, pe quinin . Louts, pure, o,c cans, potassium ). White lead, Omaha,P I, Mar- Frenen zine, i1 11, thence north 14 e i's 15t n 1, thence th kit K © nor Reod's 1 hor of 1ot r 10 the pla Adiomine Besinninge L Reed's 1st addition-- sener of lot 14, block west 68 11, theneo K ) erce I, 133 French zine, red seal, 1ed it, thence north 14 it not in very good demand, are sciling at 10 | French gine, in varnish asst. 2e: Fencli | tothe place or beginning 1lc on account of the s ty of chickens. | zine, 7 vermillion, elish, in oil, Adjoining 10t 1, blk 7, Re < 1st addition-- Large fat ducks arc in good demand at 10a | red. 100: Tose pinic. Tes Venetian red, Cooke | Biwinning at th S b c of lot 13, block 7, 11e but small, poor stock 15 slow at S, son’s, 23¢; Venetian red, Amerleau, 1 c; | Reed's I8t addition, th west 4 ft, thenee Live Pourt he receipts of live poul- | red léad, Tige: chrome yeflow, genuine, 2cej | *outh 14 ft, thence east i 11, thenue north 14 1t try have also been light and the demaud | chrome yellow, K, 126; ochre, rochelia. el | 10 he bluce of bosmmng. 0 good. (oo large fowls are selling rendily at | oohrers Preneh: & Shre, ATgerican;: | siluininglauis blodks, Roed's st adaition: $3.253.50 and smaller ones at $3.00w5.25. | 1ige; Winter's minetal, 23ge: Lehigh biown, inning orner of lot 2, block 7. There have been few turk were slow sale at 7e. Larze ducks are selling s in but the, 2ige; Spanish brown, 2Xe; r'rince’s mineral, Reed's 1st addition, thenco west 66 1€, ¢ south 14 ft, then st 06 1, thence north 14 £t e 10 the plncd of beginaing, at $5.00 and smaller ones at $2.50@2.75, B PraTS—Cologne spirita, 189 proof, SLIT; Adfolning jot 11-bIoGK 7, Roed's 1st addition: GAME—(ame continues to arrive in liberal | do 161 proof, $L1S; spirits, second qualit. Beginning at the S E corner of lot 11, vlock 7, quantities and meets with very faly sale. | 101 proof, SL.17: do 15 proof, 8116 Aleohol, | Ieed's Ist addition, thence west 6 it, thence Mallard ducks, per dozen, $2.00i@2.23; teal, | 188 proor, 82.2) per wine eallon, Redistilled | =outh 14 ft, the cast 66 {1, thence north 14 1t per dozen, S150GL75: mixed, per dozen, | Whiskies, SLOO@L50. Gin, bieuded, $1.50@ | to the place of b v Ll 0: goese, per. dozen, $3.00@5.50; brants: | 2:00: Kentucky boarbons, @0.00; Ken- Adjoining ot 10, Reot's ist addition: LAl " &30, h i 2 PGS s and Penhsylvania ry $2,00@6. Beginning ut the 8 E eorner of lot 10, block 7, p(l{, y'l'l‘ll.ll‘n. v-!; ‘h.l, o T T T Golden Sheaf bl;firb"‘n anil : Yo “\V’I‘I‘k Ite g%ln“]ln'l mlnl\xlm\.fl:l‘m"fl \\)l'l( it U.}l){m('u ( —The re v el sout ,thence cast 60 £t, thence nort quite as heavy-during the past few days. | $1.0@3.00, Brandies, imported, $5.00a@s. to the place of beginnings. Y Local farmers are nnlk‘rrlmllllg in as wany and the outlook is a little more encouraging. ‘Tue retail dealers are mostly stocked up for | the time being, but stocks are not heavy. In @6.00; doni domestic, $1.50@3,00, iestic, Champagne Gins, imported, $4.50 $1.25@3,00 imported. ver case; $25,00g: Anerican, per caso, $10.00@16.90. Adjoining lot 9, block 3, Reed's 1st addition: Beginningat the'S b corner of lot 9, block 7, Keel's I8t addition, thenee west o6 ff, thence south 13 °t, thenco oast 66 £t, thence north 14 £t SE R eranK 1 ! MIDES—(Green butehers, Bigade; green place of hoginning. fome cases dealera are trying 10 get a lHS | gured. o: dry flint, 11@12¢; drv salt, 9@10¢; ek 10, Reed's 15t addition: etter prices for home grown than those | gregh: “aiit™ gking, sbge; damaged mides, | Beginning nt the S K coiner of lot 9, block 10, entire sale of s o | by Bt o South 14 Tt, theneo nst 66 fc, thence novth 1 f¢ store and it would be a diflienit matter to | LHme white, Begos yellow, 2iyes brown, 1 | {Gthe piuce of beginning. close out car lots to a single buyer, An oc- | PHEER FERE SUHIE 0 concwing prices | | Adioinine lot 10, Reed's st addition: sional small lot brines a littla more than is justified as a quotation. New potatoes, from the south, have put are for prime, W ed prime, etean per pound, $1.50@3.00 ; fall, § handled skins: Beave e Re south 1 ft, then ing at the § s 18t a/ldition © of ot 10, block 10, woest 661t theneo PAst 06 £t, thence north 14 t, in an appearance this | (/900! meaty ana inferior, $1.00@1 Be: S n an 5 @2,00° me v 8 220, Bear: | to the place of b week, but are not moving very freely as yet. | pigwn an zzly, $5.00@3.00; cubs and olning lot cd's st adaition: Lhe stock is not very large alid 1s held at a | voarlings, Vwd.00. Badger, b0wioe, Cat, nning at t f ot 11, block 10, Digh price, Home grown, 45wsles Colorado | Wi, 2ouwave: domestic, black, 10@15e: do- S 1St e WOSE 0 11, thencs 1ose, per bu, $Li0@LL>; Colorado sno En Fox, $1.00 | south 14 1 00 ft, thence nokth 14 1t tlal per bu, $L10&1.1 sweet, per Ib, Salt Lake, 81.00; oes, southern, per bbl., $7.00; new potatoes, southern, per new pot: eross, & $10.00(@40,00, inning. 10 the place Al block 10, T oining lot 1 od's fst nddition: b iy | (@6.00. Martin, ‘.l.(}U\ni: Migerai C win ety BE dats Rlothil 0 rgo, 1 7 kitts, Mink, tlar: , St 66 e CAnnaGE—Stocks ara moviag freely and B 400 smail and pale, 13@200. et has iU R RERROE A choiee stock is in good demand. ~ The mayket large prime, 40@30c; small Adjoining lot 13, block 10 Reod's 1st addition: is fairly well supplied, California caboage, | ouwsoe, kunk, commo: Beginning at the S E corner of block 10, chaice, perlb, itge, ge .5 i Reed 8 Ist addition, thenc thones CAvLIFLOWER—There i3 not very much Deeér and antelope, winter, per pound | south l4feet,thence cast 66 feet, th norih on the market, stock. The demand 18 _fair for good Caulitfower. per dozen $1.75@200. Arrres—The market is well supplied with apples, but choice and fancy apples are not S0 plent Romanites, willow twig and Genetons ace in the best demand and sell for about 34.50, while Ben Davis are selling at $4.00, Fancy eastern stoek, 84565, 00; choice Missouri stock, common Mis- souri stoe X . OLD VEGETABLES=The demand is light for most kinds of old vegetables and stocks are moving slowly and mostly in a small way: Onions are not bringing quite as much 4 x " South 14 1t, thence 6asess {1, thence 1o Onions,” choice stoek, per bbl, | N b Te a1 80 | 2 heRinat ofthemy v A " 0, 1, 4& 6 [nch, 12 and 14 ft.. rough...$15.50 djoining Lot 1, B —Beginning atthe N w"w“' carrots, turnips, etc., per | No. 4 4 & ch}:’, 12 and 14 ft., rough, ., 1300 llok R Lhonoe weut 60, fo . x B AME, ETC et, thence enst 63 3 GETADLES—The weather has been | guiney white TP T tothe plaoe of hoginning. soud this week than for some time back kron cement, 2.75; hair. _Adjoining Lot 2, Block i5—Beginning at the N, accordingly the demand has not been so ) BOARDS. . corner of 1ot 2, block 75, thence west 66 1 heavy for green vegetables, Kalamazoo i thence north 14 feet, the celery is beginuing to come in, but it is still scarce and is greep, Spinach, per bb §L75: top onions, r dozen bunches, California “celery, per dozen, =1 radishes, per dozen bunches, 3w i0c; lettuce, 40¢; Lflc plan Ib, 1 Califor e erib, 1%c; California earrots, per b, 1 ‘alifornia turnips, per 1b, 15 California ver Ib, 20¢; cucumbers, per dozen, 15t eom., 2d "W TERS—Medinms, 20c; standard, 26c; selects, 28¢; extra selects, 33; N, Y counts 8¢, : Lesoxs—There has been ne material Prices continue firm, change In the market, Messina, choice, per box, §5.00: do. fancy, | ¥ Gineh. per box, 85,00 ORANGEs—1'here {s not a very heayy sup- ply on the market. " | No. 1, com. sina stock A consignment of M ) No.3, * has arrived. California, Ri Ory T DIMENSIONS AND TIMB 12 e 11 0 st ol rdlu e 16 A €inch, white pine, i A12inch s 1. 4550 C 0 s, 16,00 10,0 ) 100 0 181 . 18,09 16.00 1R 800 1500 A 010,00 15,00 16 in White 2d com., % inNorway P’ine Ceiling 4 FLOORING] 0 fall and summer. per pound 20¢, umbor. e ( u\!mx 15,12 & £ 10 the plice « oining lot 1 ning ut the beginnin s 15t addit,on: 14, block 10, & 1<t addit ft, thence south 14 tt, then ft, thence north 14 f¢ to the place of b Adjoining lov 1 10, Reed's 18t addition: Beginning at th v of lot 15, block 10, Keed's 18t ition. thence west 86 ft, ther south 14 11, ce cast 06 ft, theneo north 14 1t to the pluc ginning. Adjoining lot 16, hlock 1 Roglnning at th l ed's 18t addition: of lot 15, © Wost 64 E cori s 18t addition th 14 feet to the pluce of | Block sginning nt the N. lock T8, thenee west 6 foct, L. thence oust i foet, thened ning. Adjoining Lot 4, Isloc inning at the N. E corner of lot4, block 75, thence west 66 teet, thence north 14 Teet, therice east i foct, thene south 14 feet to the piaee of beginning Adjoining Lot 1, Block 79— Boginning at the N, E.carner of lot 1, bloc thenee west 08 fect, thience north 14 feet, thence east 64 fect, thence south 14 feot to the place of boginning. Adjoining Lot 2, Block 19—-Beginning at the N, E. corner of ot ), block 9, thence west 64 foct, thence north 14 feot, thento eust 8 feet, thence south 14 feet to the vlace of beginning. Adjoining Lot 3 Block ning at the N, Ecorner of 1ot 3, biock 79, thenc i foet, thienco north 14 foet, th ast 05 feot, theince south 14 feet to the pluce of beginning. doining Lot rnerof lot north 14 f¢ B e tiie south 14 feot to the place of beg) — B¢ i Adjoining Lot 4, Block T9—Beginning at the N, side, per box, $4.00@4.25; California, Los FINISHING, E. corner of lot 4, block oSt i fuct, Angeles, per box, §: .25; Mediterranean ;;' :{:‘_;‘4; ?3.‘1'1:" 14 '.“';- ,’.' thonew north 11 X cot, thence weets, $4.00@1.35; Mes ancy, | B4y ch, s4b ' 14 South 14 feet to the pluce of beginning. A Oiay g0 0@i.=0; Messina luperlal, fancy, | 5 CIA® | inciv . 8 8 30.50:13, 157, 2in 81,00 | Aijoining Lot ) Block S0t STRAWBERRIES—A very few continue to SHIP LAY, oflot 1, block %0, t arrive and meet with ready sale. Choice stock is selling at Reports from Missouri indicate a light berry crop for the season, in all kinds of berries. g!&mus—l.nrgebunch per bunely, $2.00 NuTs—Afew black walnuts are coming in from the country and are slow sale at 75 per bushel. The following are tho wholesalo prices at which orders from the outside are filled : Almonds, e: pecans, large polished, Lde; filberts, 14o:Brazils, lic;walnuts, Naples, fl‘k.l wg‘ltunu. Chill, 4¢; peanuts, I, P. Vir- &inia, Se, FLOUR AXND MiLLsturrs—\Viotes wheat ' * XX clear. *A¥ standal *A* I B, and B White Cédar, 6 fn., s, No. 1, plain,Sand 10 1n .. SOUTHERN ¥ Com, 4 and 6 in, flooring Clear, finish, 1 and 13 in. s. corrugated eelling, 4in.. Yellow pine casing and base PIc Pickets, D and H fiat $2 BHINGLES, rd POSTS, 5i in. 8. 1,501 D & H sq.$20,5 LATIL ..818,50 $17.50 L2900 thience north 1 south 14 feot 1o the place o ing Lot 2 Blook =0 - Bez i block 80, th rih 14 feet, thenc ‘et 10 the place of Adjoining Lot 3, Block 50 E.corner of lot i, ¥ thence north 14 féeet, ther south 14 feet Lo the piuce of ¢ Adjoining High School at the 8 corner of reets, nee wost 1i2 feot, st LR feet, thence nuing. irounds -Boginning oth and Davenport hence north 14 feet, thence east M0 feet, thence south 14 feet to the piace of heginning Adjoining Lot 1, Block *1-- Reginning at the N, 0 ot v RN M NG Forrvs ol until 4 p.m. on Aprilth, | theancanorth 14 feet, thence east 32 feat, thonc o south 14 feet to the place of beg muing. Beginning at the N. thenoo wost 60 foot, 6 foet, thence Adjoining Lot E. corner of Iot | thence north 14 feet, the south 14 foet to the piace of he Adjoining Lot 4, Block <1 B corner of 1ot 4, Block 81, th thenca north 11 feet, thence south 14 teet to the Hoginning at Adjoining bigck cornerof biock 65, thence cast iwast 8 f1, then Riock 81 nnin 1 north 14 ft, th ft to the place of winning Adjoining ot 1, block Reod's 1st adlition ner of ot 1, bloek 4, e west B [t thence enst 84Y ft, thence south | WMt tot ' 0f beginning | Adfoining lot ok . Roed's 15t addition: | Bosinning at the' § B corner ot ot 2, block Reed's 1t addit thenee west M 1, thenee north 1411, thenee eust 34 1, theric | 1t 1o the plice of beginning | Night Express. "+ Bocorner oL 1ok 1, block U, Wency west L2 foct, tt, thenee to the place of beginn Adjoining lot 7, block 6, K Beginnine at tae N K corn N 1’8 Ist addition, th nOrth 14 1, thon o east o 10 the place of hexjnning Adjoining lot 8, block Reginning as the N E corner ot lot 1l 1's 1st addition, thence west 6o north 11 18, thence st i 1€, thence 0 the place of beginning. oining lot 1, block 11, Reed's 1si Becinning at the N E corner of lot Reod's 1st addition, the L West i north 14 ft, 11, thence to the place Adjoining lot inning at the N I '8 1st addition. north 14 ft, theuc to the place of Adjoining lot 1's 1st 1t, thence inning. hos 11, Reod's 1s corner of lot thence west o {t, thonee exinning. block 11, Rend’s 1 ning ut the N E corner of lot Roed’s 1st addition, theneo wost 4 north 14 t, thenee east 63 £t, thenco to the place of beginnin Adjoining lot 4, block 11, R ning at the N E o of 1ot U's Ist nddition, theace west 66 14 ft, thenco east oo 11, thence place of hoginninge. I no! to th Adjoining lot h Beginning at the N E Rood’s 1st addition, the north 14 7, thenee east 6 foe fL to tho place of beginning. djoming lot 6, block 11, Re ning at the N I corner of lot < 18t addition, thence west 66 t U5 ft, thenee st thenc: to the pln Adjoinin Beginning at t Reeds Ist ndditio north 14 tt, then to the pla Adjoining Bexinning ai the Reed's 1st addit north 14 £, thene: 10 tho plice ot by No bids foran amount viluo will be congidered. : The City Council reserves the rigl any or all bid: o J. B.SOUTHARD, Ci ner of lot nce wost st 66 £t thenc \n i Vock 11, N er of lot 1co west i loss thanthe THE RAILWAY TIME.TABLES, ' OMAHA Arrive . Reod's tst_addition: ' 18t block 11, Reed's 1st addition: or of lot 5 s 18t nddition: Roed's 13t nddition: ft, thence south 14 ft Omaha ' Oma I 1K at the N the 1t t e south 14 buth 14 £t addition . black 1t the south 141t 8. hlock i 1t, thenco south L £t t Additiol 1. block 11, ft, thenca sotth 11t t nddition: block 11, T, thenco soith i4 It t additio 3, block 1t, then south 14 ft 4, bl it, the south 141t | lock 11, T, thened e south 14 6. block 11, 1t, thence south it | . block 11, ft, thene ! 5 141t &, block 11, | ft, thoneo appraised it o roject | ty Clerk. ave ha UNION PACIFIC, Depot 10th and Pierce s Pacific Denver *Local *Except B &M RRR Depot 10th and Pacitic sts, Mail and Expre Kevs Mail and 9:90 am 6:00 pm hieago 7:10 w9320 am K. C. St. J. & C, b, Depot 10th and Pacitic sts. | Mail... +eeoee | T:0pm 9:20 am 7:00am 13:45 piu C. St. P. M. & O, Depotisth and Webster st. Sioux City Express. .......| 5:45pm 8:15 am | *BancroftAccommodation 10:30 am 5:45 pm | *Excent Sunday MISSOURI PACIFIC. Depot 15th and \Wabster st Day Express Night Expres: Lincoln Expr UNION STOCK YARDS| TRAINS. U am | pm | am pm pm " Leave | TWESTERN COENIC _Omaha Jobbers'_Diractory.} Agricultural Implements. "TCHURCHILL PARKER, Wholosale Dealer in Agricultural Implements, Wl(oulh Cerriages and Bugglca. Jones ajreet, between and Y0k, Omakin, Neb. LININGER & METCALF CO,, Agricultural Implements, Wagons Carriagos, Duggies, Bte,, Wholowale, Omihay LEE, FRIED & CO., Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Tiuware, Sheat Iron, Ere, Axents for Tlows Scalosy A Mk Powder o Omutia. ARLIN,ORENDORF & MARTIN Wholesale Dealers in Agriculiural Implements, % Wagons and Buggios, 201, X8, P . Jones st = e ————— Artists’ Matorial. A. HOSPE, JR., Artists’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, Ins Street, Omaha. A Builders’ Hardware and Scales. HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Builders'Hardware & Seale Repair Shop Tools And Bufflo Scales. 105 Dougins Sty Omalin, Boots and Shoes. o S e AMERICAN HAND SEWED SHOE COMPANY, Manutucturers and Wholesale Doalers in Boots and Shoes, Complate stark of Itubber Goods always on hand 0 8 Tl aes, Omatin, Nub. AL T Austin: Agent. w. MORSE & CO. Jobbers of Boots and Shoes. 1L Farnam st, Omaba, Neh. Manufactory, Bummes tredt, Boston 'Us Y LINDSEY Wholesale Rubber Boots anl Shoes Rubber and Oiled Clothing &nd Felt1oots and Shoes, Southenst Corn 1 Douglas. Beer. M, KEATING, Agt. for Auheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Bpecml Brands. Faust, Budwelser and Erlangs " STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, North 13th Street, Omahna, Neb, Butchers' Tools. LOUIS HELLER, upplies, &s Of Al kinds niwnye in stock. 1318 Jones st Omaha Butchers' Tools and Saurago C: Coffee, Spices, Etc. DAL MorlldiadBIE CLARKE BROS. & C Omaha Cofree and Spice Mills. Teas. Coffeos. Spices, Baking Powdor, Flusoring B ‘Wracts, Lauudry Bilue. Ink. Kie. 1416-10 Harney Street, Omal S, COLE & MILE. Home Coffee and Spice Mills M'f’ Coffee Ronstors and Spice Grinders of Baking Powder, Flavoring latrae Try one CASs 01 0uF 13 packnge Hon Ooffen. 18 H B N GATE, 3 Co. Manufactarors Hluing, Kto, Blend Roasted EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, John Epencter, Prop. Manufacturer of Galvanizad Iron and Cornlce. 938 Dodge and 103 and 105 N, 10th »! . nLis, iNeb. RUEMPING & BOLTE, Munufacturers of Ornamental Galvanized Cornices, Dormer Windows, Finals, Metalic Skylight, etc, 3108, 120 at, Omabia WORKS, C. Specht, Pro mproved Pats At O, M TOMAHA CARPET (0., Jubbers of Curtaing, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mattings. Fte. 1511 Doug'as strees. S A ORCHARD, — Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, C K| hll‘ll Farnam Street, Crockery and Notions. W. L. WRIGHT, Agont for tho Manufacturers snd Importers of Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Cbimneys, oic. Office, 317 Bouth 13th sty Owinha, Commission and Storage. T DUAL HURLEY, Commission and Jobbing. Byttor, Exgsand, Produce. Conlgnments solicited. or Stunewars, Lt Raskets. 1414 Dodge stre "PEYCKE BROS., Commission Merchants. A Frults, Produce and Provisions, Omaha, Neb, W. E. RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant. Bpeciaities—Butter, Rggs, Cheese, Poults Oysters, Bte., Etc. 112 80 tre " WIED. Produce Commission Merchants, Poultry, Butter, Gamo, Fruits, etc. 220 8. léthst Omiba, Neb, . B8 *Except Sunday. Tratns leaving U. I, de- potin Omaha at 10:55 a. m., 5:05 p.m, and 8:20 p.| m., and those leaving| Union stock ?arrls at 6:00 A m. and 10:51 a. m. are! through passenzer trains:| all others are regular stock. vards dummy ns be- fween stock ™ yards and| * Omaha, U.T. BRIDG " C. 7. GoonuAN, V. Pres. J. A SUNDERLAND, 8ec. and Treas, OMAHA COAL, COKE & LIME COMPANY, Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal, 200 South 'A"l"'ifl“ll“l. Omaha, Nob, 7 J. J. JOHNSON & CO., Manufacturers of Illinois White Lime, And Shippers of Coal and Coke, Cement, Plaster, Tdme, Hair, Fire Brick, Druin. Tile and Sew: Omce, Paxton Hot ¥ariuw st Owmahs, Teiaphono il Pres. WAG *Except Sunday, tConneets with § I, at Council Bluffs, CConncetswithC. B, & 0 Q.0 & N, W., €M &*10 St P,CRI. &P at 11 Council Blufts, 1 1Connects with W. 8t.| 2 L. & P. at Council Bluffs, [Connects withall even-' #4:5 9 Ing trains for Chicago at 5 Couneil Bluffs, ‘I'rains 6 leave Omaha at_ Union Pacific depot, 19th and Pierce streets. ® 10 11: " COUNCIL BLUFF Leave CONNECTING LINES Transter ' depot CRL&P L & All trains run daily. C.B&Q All tralns run daily C. M. & St Py All tralns run daily. .. K. C St.). &C. B, *Except Saturday, tExcept Monday, W.St L & Al trains randaly 80 &P, Alltrains run gaily. N i did upon the 15t da: his application to the Omaha, for license vinous liquors, at street, Becond ward, ( day of Apr {' there be no objection protest filod within two wor Notie ATTER of Application of James i, A. D i ahin, Neb., fro| 3 from A, D, 1557, the swd license will be granted, James Braty, A J. B, Souvruarp, City Ciere Al s pm! s850m | reby glyen that James Heaty | 1y o Thirteentn 1587, 10 tue lith duy ‘of April, 158% remonstranc Boaty for 1487 coun, tious and m tho lith or April 1st, licant, Ppllcss | L BAUER,| A R.BAUERPre | omeo 213 & 1uh et Confectionery. ""F. P. FAY & CO, Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Frutis, Nuts and Clgurs, 1211 Faruam 8t mah Cigars and Tobacco. MAX MEYER & CO., . Jobbers of Cigars, Tobacco, Guns and Ammunition, 25 t0223 8. 11th 124 Farnam ‘st Omahs, Neb. Nos. 108 MITH & CO,, Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods & Notions 1102 and 114 Douglas, eor. 1ith St ,Umfihf.fllb. Distillers. Distilicrs of Liquors, Aleohoi wnd Spirii and S0 beta of Winesand Liguors. WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLE'§ C0. and ILER & CO., “Twportors Importers and Jobbere of Fine Wines and Liquors. 8olo many fuglurers of’ Kennudy's K indin Bl s and Domes'io Liquors. 1112 Harney 8 Drain Tile, Ete. W BEDFORD,S ;}‘Afl;;l: RNON, V.ron, nnd Supt. NION HYDRAULIC DRAIN TILE CO., e‘(’;“,?!;:'c?‘f..‘.’a.:‘fiffi‘,'.'.“—m‘“ THE ELEVATORS. Buppii W. RoGER:, Pos. oMAllA D. 5. BArrion ESTARLIERPD 1875 Vice - Pres ELEVATOR and GRAIN COMPANY, Jobbers and Storers of Grain, hipments ) (14t i) ' . on guaranteed, Omban b, DEWEY & STONE, § Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, ¥aruam st Ooaha, Neb,