Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 6, 1887, Page 3

CHICAGO LIVE 810CK. CimeaGo, April 5,—~(Special Telegram to the By ~CAtTLE~The market was a pe culiar one, with such light receipts—4,200, Salesmen of course asked considerably higher prices. ‘The light receipts were ac counted for partly by the bad markets of last weck, partly by the new commerce law zoin g into cffect, and largely on account of the el tions, The general demand was good enough, but buyers seemed to think it would not do for them to take hoid very brashly or prices would get away from them. It was nullrt-zul.u shipping day and all of the vers held back, taking just as few cattle as they could. ‘There was quite a large vol- ume of business done at prices 2c hicher than last huluf though the market unm 0 o'clock to-day did not show an ping steers, | 50 to 1m bs, &4 lm||~ and s "buik, €2 lop 90; corn fed attle, Hoos—Alihough the receipts—9.000—w ° suflicient to wake a market, trade [ slow from first to last. but there varticular change in prices as yesterday, Common, light iood, 1ight light and’ Yorkers were ag mosy unsaleable, and the few sold show an ow tigure, common coing as low ight light, $4.75 and Yorkers, Swh.0, with p few fan 5.00. Best v sold at %6.75,%0 a! 1 Sarie at $5.6005.63, with common = = 4 FINANCIAL. NEW York, April 5—Goven nment bonds were dull put s YESTERDAY'S RTOCK QUOTAT %0 &N W o preferred ViQsenity MENTS— coup. . 1 iiie 6's of 95,1 ral Pacific.. 401y Chicago & Alton . 144 110 preferred. .10 ) O, By iccading. D1 Rock Isiand. 1 St. L. & S. E do pref i 1iinois ¢ '|u pl mm red L, % & O K & T o preterred. . Lake Shore A8 Pacific L &N, ... Michigan Cent Yo Phcttc. o ppgtorred . Telegraph 7 aned at 5 cent. PAPEK=3@8 per —Dull_but steady 3 84543 for sixty day bills: 1 demand. PRODUCE MARKET. New York., April 5— Wheat - Re- ceipts, 121,000; oxports, 112,000: spot shade lower and less'ac options d 1@ ‘t* losing ilL‘ll(h with ~Hg|lt yiun- red, N7 'uun\ {8 9c0 9n ahmntor, ‘011 urvl‘,mulnuml 1 red, 4 May ('lnm'li at U1%c. Corn—Receipts, 50,00 exports, 78,0007 spot shade lower and dull; ovtions’ without quotable chanee, closing steady; uncraded, 481, (@1995c; No. 2, 4N (49ige in elevator; 491,499 ¢ ‘atloat; May closed at 45ie. Cats—bull: receipts, 72,0003 exnorts mixed western, it white western, 4lige. ‘etrolenm—Firm: united closed at 65¢c. Pork—Steady and moderately active. Lard—Very dull; western steam, spot, $7.57 Butte! Cheese: Quiet and steady. it but quie nger; western, 135 @le. atl, April 5,—Wheat—Firm; No. , red, 83} e, Corn—Firmer; No. 2, 39! {@40c, Oats—Dull and )u-nv) No. 2 mixed, 20} e, Rye—Quiet: No. 2, 6lc, Pork—Quiet at $17.00, Lard—Fair demand nt £7.10, Whisky—Steady at $1.13, Minncapoiis, l\|\l‘|| 5. —~Wheat — Dull and inactive; No. 1 hard, cash, 76ic; May, 1il{c; June, m‘wm No. 1 nunhem cash, Bigei May, 70l June, Y No. 2 lmruxem, ensh‘ 7, c; May, T4lc; June, lour-——inet nnd lnncuve' patents, $4.25 4.40; bakers, & KM‘AMI\D\—\VIIEHI. \05000 bu. mbhlpmenls—“ heat, 19,000 bu. ; flour, 18,000 bls. Orleans, April 5—Quiet and un- ed: Corn—Unsettled and generally mixed, 50@ble; yellow, and white 2. mulwr held af Uuhrl"lrmur at 87ige. Cornmeal—In good demand ahd tending upward at $2,15@2. ‘Hog Products. Qulfl but steady; pork, $17.00; lard, $7.00. Bulk Meats—Shoulders, $6. and clear $5.25. LIVE STOCK. i Onloago, April 5.—The Drovers’ Jour- Dal 1eports as follow! Cattlo—Keceipts, 300! fairly activa: ship- .40 stockers and teed- mmfl. bulls and mixed, $2.00 43 long clear ers, 52.75\ @3.90; bulk, $2,90( Hoy s——lmelph 9,000; steady; rough and mixed, 5’).I>Ln51.0 packing and shipy ma. $5.50@5,85; light, $4.85@5.45; skips, 0.00. Sheep—Receipts, 4.000; $3.00(25.00 ; western, 83,7 .25 lambs, £4.00@6. "I'he Drover's journal's special cablegram m London quotes the eattle market steady. 5es A RGFIoAn sioers, tida her Ib. eatimated dea walzm. Pricos were lc lower than o year aj anum-l Stock Yar East St, Louis, 11, April 5—Cattle—Receipts, 1000; active _and strong: choice heavy Dative steers, $4.805.30; fair to good ship- ing steers, $4.00(24.70; buteners's ueeu. fair fo'eholee, £5. 704,40 )mlun fair 10 Q,mml. !‘Huuu 10; stockers, falr o good, $2.40@ 30, Hogs—Receipts, 3,000; about steady; choice heavy and butchers’ selections, 85.00@. packing, fair togood, $5.40 kfl'n medium to| rml' 85,201 common to good, $4.60&@5.00, City, April 5— lltln—lleeelpts. shipments, 1750; shipplng steers strong; butehers' steers 5@10¢ higher; com- mon lo cholce, hllll‘flflllu, $3,90@4.75: stock- feeding steers, $3.40(¢4.00; p , 7000: shipments, 11, Tew choice and steady, others 5@l0c’ low! nion tochiolee; $4.005.60; skips and pi 4 strongs nntlves. ‘exans, $2.70 OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Cattle, ‘Tuesday, April 5. The receipts were more than double whaj they were yesterday. The market opene strong and fairly active about vesterday’s rices. Good handy, cattle averaging YUuI 1,000 to 1,250 1bs. were In the best de- mand and sold more readily than heavier eattle. 1n some instances such cattle sold even stronger than yesterday. ‘I'here were only 35 head of catile left "unsold in the yards. Hogs. ‘The receipts of hogs as t‘flllllum“l with yes- terday show a gain of 1 The market was active and strone. ything in sold ly in the day. Four loads which came in late were held over. Sheep. There were five lu\ls in to-day, three of which sold on the market. Recelpts. Cattle,. H Prevailing Prices. Showling the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this market: Cholce steers, 1300 to 1500 1bs. Cholice steers, 1100 to 1350 Ibs Fat little steer %00 to 1050 Ibs Good to choice corn-fed cow: Representative Hales. BTEERS, Range of Prices. Showing the highest and lowest prices paid for loads of hogs on this market during thepast seven days and for the same ume last month and a vear ago. —Tiive Block Purchases; Showing the number of head of live stock bought by leading buyers. CATTI ift & Co... AL Hammond & Co Lobman & Rothehild. 1. Johnson D. Anderson, Local..... Total Anglo. \||w|lu| Pa Go AL Hammond & Loeal Local..... Showing the numbi sheep shippad from t o tle, hogs and e vards during the day. Dest. Chicago Chicago 1 . .. hicaro Allsales of kin this market are made erewt. live weizht unless otherwise stated. bead hogs sell at Xc per Ib, for all weights, “Skins,” or hogs weishing less than 100 Ibs, no valu Pregnant sows are docked 40 lvs. and stags 80 1bs, by the public inspector. Live Stock Notes. Cattle strong. Liberal receipts. 350 cattle left over. A few sheep moving. Hogs active and stro Four loads of hogs unsold. Active markets all around. Lobman & Rothehild bought nine loads of cattle. Swift & Co. bought 159 head of cattle on the market. U. N. Payne. Payne, Neb., w after feeding cattle, Mr. Rogers, of Rogers Bros., Gibbon, was in with five loads of sheep. Fred Rockafellow, Shenandoah,was in with & load of hozs, his first trip to the yards. F. (. Kiene, Albion, a frequent shipper to the yards, was in with two loads of cattle. John Kelly, one of the oldest c men of Chicao, was a visitor at the y Mr. McMahill and O. Day, Shenandoah, were in with twoloads of hogs which brought the top prices. F. C. Dodge, a well known feeder of Wood River, was in with two loads of cattle and two loads of hogs. B. E. Brewster, manager of the War Bon- net Cattle company, stopped ofl at the yards on his way to Cheyénne. Charlie Carson, fol rly assistant book- keeper for M. Burke & Sous. has been ap- pointed feed master by the yards company. J. J. Harms, Firth, Neb., was in and sold 84'corn fed steers which topped the market. lIL had in four loads of cattle anda one of ho:s. ieorge Adams, of Chicago. of the firm of George Adams & Burke, live stock commis- sion dealers of Chicago and Omaha, was at the yards. OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS Tuesday, April 5. General Produce, The following prices are for round lots of prodiice, as sold on the marker to-aay. Burter—The receipts of good butter are very light and the market is cleared. There is & good demand for choice, sweet table butter, but there is very littie coming that can be rrnae\l as such, and buyers have compelled to take the poorer grades. On ac- count of the scarcity of the choice grades poor butter has sold more readily than usual and at better vrices, Dealers, however, must not expect to receive fancy prices for common stock. Choice country, 18@20¢; fair to_good, 14@16¢; common, S@ilc, EaGs—At the present time the market may be said to be devoid of any new features, receipts continue heavy. There is a good city demand while the shippers are taking all mu surplus stock. The rrevnillng price is foo(l many deafers are anticipating ](Mel prices when the inter-state commerce Inw goes into effect. The new law will raise the rates between this point and the Pacific coast from $1.05 to $3.00. This will tend to lower the market here unless there should chance to be an_advance in the Cali- fornia markets, as shippers will require wider margins on which to ship. D PouLTrRY—The ~weather this week has been cooler and there has been a very good demand for dressed poultry, The receipts, however, have been very light and &ood prices have been obtained. chickens have been seiling readily at 1le, and fair to good at 10c, Turkeys, although not in very good demand, are selling at 10@ 11c on account of the scarcity of chickens. Large fat ducks are in zood demand at 10@ 11¢ but small, poor stock is slow at S@de, Live LTRY—The receipts of live poul- try have also been light and the demand good, ' Giood large towls are ulllnsle'ld" at $3.25@3.50 and smaller ones at $3.004.23 ‘There have been a few turkeys in but mey were slow sale at 7c. Large ducks lre selling at $3.00 and smaller ones at $2. in looking Choice fat GAME—(Game continues to arrive in liberal quantities and meets with very flll‘ nllu Mallard ducks, per dozen, $2.00@2.25 ver dozen, $1.50@1.75: mixed, pe dmpn, 1.0 geese, 5. dozen, $3.00@3.50; brants, per dozen, PoTATO] 'he receipts have not been ?nlleu heavy during the past few days. Local farmers are not bringing in as wany and the outlook is a little more encouraging. ‘The retail dealers are mostly stocked up for the time being, but stocks are not heavy. In some cases dealers are trying 1o get a little better prices for home grown than those quoted below. ‘The trade Is confined almost Airely to the sale of small lots from the re and it would be a difticult matter to close out car lots to a single buyer. An oe- castonal small lot brings a little more than is iuslmt‘d as & quotation. New potatoes, from he south, have put in an appearance this week, but are not moving very freely as yet. The stock is not very large and is held at a high price, llunm grown, 45@dle; Colorado rose, per bu, $110@L15; Colorado snow- tlake, e bu. $1.10@1.15; Salt Lake, 'luo- sweet, per Ib, Sc; new potatoes, southern, bbl., . W' utw potatoes, southern, per n.. CABBAGE—Stocks are moving freely and choiee stock is in good demand. ~ The market is fairly well lumulhuL California cabbage, choice, per li Currse—Full erelnuheddm. single, 13 ?l“'l fllll“o’:filll flats, t Yo mericas, lmported, ¢ C Brass—Infer country, $1.00w1 1. ba dr | 1ic on the market. apples, but choice and farey apples are not <0 plenty, Romanites, willow twig and | =—=—==""; gpcciaNs AND TINBERS, Genetons ace in the best demand and sell for | about £4.50, while Ben Davis are selling at 121t n P16 18 120 f $4.00, ney eastern stock, $4.50005,00: cholee n 7 Missouri stoek, S4.00@4.50; common Mis- 1800 100 1.00118.00 1o souri stock, 83.50@4,00, ©18:0) 16:00 17.00 18,00 1900 3 OLD VEGETABLES: for most kinds of old vegetables and stocks are moving siow Inions are not bringing quite ITGer e VUrEipy PRE. 10, 134s aspigus, per 1, 20c; cueumbers,” per dozei, .00, selects, 25c; extra select: LeEMoNs—=There has been no material change in the marl Messina, choice, per’ box, $5.00: do. fancy, [ I+ 6ineh. A . Al2inehs 1 « v ¢ is not a very heayy sup- : market. A congignment of Mes. | yO- I eom. 1 . 3, 1 NISHINg, per box, $4.00c4.25: California, Los P geles, per bos, $3,0043.2; Mediterranean | 16 :{‘C‘L;"l el sweets, § Messi mperial, fancy, | B Glear, 1 ineh, s 2 o 5. STRAWLERRIES—A very few continie to arrive and meet indicate all kinds of berries A8=Larzebunclies ineh, §2, BANANAS=Largebunches, perbunch, 2,00 | 1 (O ine (@3 fro bushel. Ml following are the wholesa prices at which orders fr filled: Almonds, 20c: pec: 14 ®in FLOUR AND MILLSTUFF: flo bal At the highest murket price.. id for price —_— current to the Old Relinble Furviers and Fur G Yist Merchunts, Establighed 1866, rocer's Viist. : : ; A E. BURKHARDT & €O, Pregnes—Medium, in bbls, 8,001 do. In | )5 west Fourth and 113 and 114 Bakcr Street, half bbls, $4.50: small, in bbis, N TN VAT O Y6 halt bbls, §: S 4 i yellow C, 4 ml powiered, 6 COFFEKS: lldlllal’\' grades, 15! o J@ley ]nlln?.l 16 ¢ 1 OMAHA, anc racn and yellow. e £ e : et 20(@ interior Jaya, 16i5@ | ."\,rr.\(_ Leave Arbuckle’s roasted | Omaha Omaba e " ries, per case, biu b3l early June neas, per case. toes. $2.50@2.60 New Orleans per gal half bbls, *old time, lon ('lml.sll;l'r doz, $10,00: ver d 501 quart cans, 85.0v. (‘AYD\—MIXM Siga@lle: stick, S'¢@9%e. CRACK rneaw’s soda, butter and city soda. 7i¢ Te: gloss 01b, 7o Kingsford’s pure 110, bige: b , $6. whlle cloud. $3.75. 'VARNISHES—Barrels, per galion; — rurnl- ture, extra, $L. Vo.l Sl coach extra, 'lll mar, extra, axtn 85c: shellac, $3.50; hud of tinish, u:uv HARDWARE—Iron, rate $2.90; Iows:wls cmn.-u. rucible steel,53gc; ol 31.00@&60 ubs, per set, 1.25: felloes. == sawed dry, wedges, 6c; crowbars, Dmr I'An-r«—Whne lead, 7e, Frenchzine, manstown, 1% Pri brown, 8 sienna, burnt, 4c: sl green. genuine. ”r mon, ' 23¢; chrome lrmn. dryer, 8¢; gratning color, walnut. chestnut and as Goes B hoo: bark snssAfras. per B, Na 2':'epsom uige; ‘Iyurlne, b& tate. per B, 2lc; AT cuu»r. o l. ol eastor, 0, 2, el ive, per gal., $1. 40; uinine, oil nrl‘vnnum. w.- opium, iodide, li?‘d‘c‘ m:'m';mf' Iw:;e ol.Ll strychuine. per o: FAINTS IN Or—White lsul. Onsns.l’ I' L‘Ifi white lead, St. Loul &reen 1% l’lrenrgczlne, in varnish asst. 2c; Fench n mul,‘ll‘c Venetlan red, Americau, 1% red lead, e chrome u low, ochre, neh, Tige; W Intevs minecel, "L,.n Lenigh biown, 2\:- Spanish brown, 2)e¢; r’rince’s mineral, bnuu—(,uluxne spirits, 188 proof, $1.17; do 101 proof, $1.15; spirits, second quality, }%yrflof SL1T: do 188 proot, $1.46 . AIRGKGL | Mreet: Fiter wisd, Chni0: Somestia gy s, Champagn omestic, 1am jmported. ver ca i per case, $10.00@16. HIDES—(Green huu‘hem Big@se; e&r«en 40c; pie plan rib, 15 'HE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY omestic, bidck, 10@15 «undry colors, 6asc, ¥ 251 cross, $2,00G04.00; groy. L0@40.00, Fisher, 00, \I.ulm $1.0 Muscrats win ge, 10c; fall, & Kitts,© Mink, tlarze 5i40c; smail and pale, 15@20¢, Rae- medium, hand picked, 406150 hand pleked, navy, $1.50@1,00, Provisions--Ham, 129@15%; breakfast | § on, Fib, ¢ reak fast bacon. plain, 10%e: | @ @s'c; dried beef, regular, | ter, li Alfll‘ll m-e( ham pieces, 14¢; lard, 50-1b | dark, 20-1b eans, Fairbanks, t5,c: 10-1b | eo arge prine, 40ahoc ; small and interior, ige: blb cans, Fairbanks, | 200cie, kunk, ‘common, 15a@%e, W large grey, !I MH@L0: coyote or prairie Deet and antelope, winter, per pound s fall and summer. per pound 20c, silver, . Otte r,84.00 v I'here is not very much he demand is fair for Kuml Cauliffower. per dozen 1.7 r.Es—The market is well supplied with ek Ory umboe. 16.00 10,00 168.00 1800 16,00 1000 15,00 18,00 wm 16.00 14,00, 12,00 20,00 S much as ERATRD, Onions, choice stock, per bbl. | Ne,1, hfiflluch.l‘) ENCING: rough... Beets, carrots, turnips, ete., per | No, 3, 4 & 6incb? 12 and 14 {(.. rough, . 122,00, LIME, ETC, o VG A S e weather has been | uiney white lime, (best) his week than for some time Ragitl, hAi fecordinely the d and s not been so | AKEO cement ,,o",“"'[..,' for green veg Ki is begmning to come fn; but 1t 18 st and s given. Spinach, per bbl. top onions, per dozen bunche: “alitornia celery, pe {ozen, %1003 'S, per dozen bunches, 3a40e 2 ]l‘lll\l‘l' per Ib, California beets, ifornia Tots, per Ib, 1ige: California he demand is light y and mostly in a small way. m $xd z No. 1 Com, s 1s No, b SIDING fl... coeen 0 88150 CRILING AND PAR 1st eom., & in Wi .4| jite Pine ( L-I]nu( OysrErs—Medium 0c; standard, 26e: N. Y counts, A 6inch, white Prices continue firm, (Sel Fen'y) ¥ has arrived. California, River- | N2 " 00 \lIII'I Al No. 1, plain, S and 10m ... ; SOUTHERN Y ELLOW XI\ ( om. 4 and 6 in. !Imulllx. Clear. tinish, Tand 1% in. 5. o corrugated celling, 4 in vith ready sale. Choice sk is selling at 45e, Reports from Missouri light berry croo for the season, in few black wi ountry and a Pickets, D and 11 fiat $ " SHINGLES, XX clear . 1 m the rom ni-x nuhu{el:nlo XAV Stanlard s, large polished Futindditede oy ilberts, 14e:Brazils, He:walnuts, *A*H. B and B g s, Cl Ci N i walunds, Chill Tic: peamuts, 11, White Cey Winter wheat it second qual- ity spring wheat bran, ¢ per white corn meal. S0 e per s WANTED, = per ewt; hominy, $1 per ewt: graham, $1. wy. in RA'W : FURS! 0 les $7.00 per ton, j i wheat, No. 2, dianlc; : 0 in.qrs.. 11e Sin.qrs. . 10¢ ur, best qu ranul; 3 white extra C, THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES. 3, Fousied, 0hes | TR ION PAOIFIO | Depot 10th and Pi S 00ns ~Oysters, strawberries, 2 21b, per case, 2.2 ars, per ecase, $4.50; apricots, per cas 0603 veaches, ber case, $5.00; white el 0: punis, per cnse, 3 tiey Derense, $1.85% agg plums, 2 Ib, pineapoles ]h M. S B. fl' M. RRR. Depot 10th and Pacitie s il and Express ... e am 2 1b, goose 2 |l string beans, p T 51b lima beans b marrow fat peas, per ca CBeQ IR | hmmb 10th and Pas pm 2 Ib.corn am Percaddie, 2 unuare cases, square, 812 0.70, 4-gallon kegs, €1.20(1. on 38@46e; maple syri per gallon, 7oe; 1 gal- 1L galion cans, 10 pm 9 100 am ts am P. ) I)A’pfll 5t nlnl \\'vbnh'l’ st.! Sioux City Expre irror gloss, 1 1b, 6¢; mirror | *Bane nt'\wnmmo ation 10 0 am 3 Ib, 5%c: mirror gloss, 6lb, 6%c; *K It ves corn, 1 1b,6!/¢: Kingsford's corn. 1 lo, Kingsford’s gloss, 1 1b, 7c: Kingsford's '1H Lrenms, Niges ginger snaps, 8ige; Mil RI PA 15th and W c-u-u-rul. nkzs(onl's pure, 8 Ib, Hige: Kingsfords .25 am 11:10 am 1k, 4c. savon imperial, $2.70: . 83.00; Kirk 8 standard, $3.05; Russian, $4.00: Kirk's' white- dome, $385; washboard, $3.10% ARDS| Leay 1.cave US Y'ds.| Omaha donly twouty five par c 018 that s made ration of the juice, which Effect of the SOLID O A TEN pound Sirloin, medium or wol BEDUCED to 81X llquu!‘llul four ouncer Elsot of A TEN poun ‘enowing & Shielonin five po Ehio very small Lo SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CIRCULARS AND Pml Lists. CHARTER OAR STOVES and RANGES are SOLD IN NEBBASKA as launwl‘ s, DU pEARSO Omaha, periority el Chicago & N an | nati, Ningara Fal 5 pu [ Montrenl, Hosto Baltimors, Wash cast, ask for A ticket vin the **NORTHWESTERN " Tt you wish the best acoommodation. All ticket agenta sel! tickets via this line. H. HUGHI'TT, Gen. Manager W. M. BABCOCK, Western Agent, Omahs, Nebraska, APRIL i | ABSOLUTE PERFECTION IN BAKING: MEATS ROASTFD lN THEIR OWN JUICES, BY USING THE WIRE GAUZE OVEN DOOR FOUND EXCLUSIVELY ON THE MARVELOUS RESULTS L0SS IN SHRINKAGE OF MEATS, Yery fewreanle know that the Bheinknge of Monte 20,00 | ronstedin aclosaovon is from thirty-fiveto ' All mant cantain b Ve por inthe r PADDEN & SON, MLRMAN & FRAKE! <+ CHICAGQ Awo SEIORT LIITE Couneil Blaff And' Chicago ‘The only road to take for Des Moines \l shmllnwm Cedar R irask L Y COACHES, 5 pin | the equal of which cannot be found_ elscwhera At Council Blulfg the trains of the Union Pacific | Ry. connect in Union Depot with those of tho | In Chicago the trains of lhm line mike ()nflu connection with | thoso of all easter: lin For Detroit, Col hwestern Birloin, medium or wel reduced o nino pounds and elght ous ons o eiiht ouucen of STERN SAILWAY. 15, Clinon, 1) [oInts enst. 'l ‘olorado, ada, Oregon, Washington 5 pii | fornia it offars superior advantages not p bie by ‘any other line. Amony & few of tho numerous points of su joyed by the patrous of this road a and Chiago, are its two traing which are the fi Indlanapolis, Cincj Ao, Pittsburg, Toront New Vork, igton and all points in th E.P. SON, Genl. Pass’r Agent Cutengo, Til. LR City Puss'r Agont, General Markets. 05 p, ‘m, and 8 1, and those Il)v Union stock tum, | a. m. and 10:51 a. m. through passen ser trains: all others are regular stock yards dummy trains be- 6 furnitur ave | Leave U.P. HHID(:ET“AIV rl!jfirv:r. Omaha. 1.50; tongues, each, T5e1 wu-re nuts, per Ib. 6l@7lc: coil , per Ib, 6lg@lic; mullenble S@lle dn‘y of April, 187 T there be no objec )1r4llt'~l filed within two . D. 1887, the said license will b ACOl KOPALD 3. B. SouTHAKD, City Clerk. Notice. ATTER of application of Jucol Kopald for liquor license. “Notico i8 hereby given Qid upon the 2sth day of March A.D, 18 application to the Omnha, for lic and ity couneil of Birityous il from the 11th A 3 harrow teeth, *Except Sunday. spring “steel, Barden’s_ hor: tConnects with S, C. & TiER 4.75 ; Burden P, at Council Bluffs, liquor lice: wire,' in al‘lol; $4.00 pel *4(‘mummum|(‘ B. & Notice is rates, 10 to nwol nails, §2, V., C.M. & *10:87 am did upon the 1d powder, l do. quarter (.l;l(m(' Blufrs, AWIN + fuse, per 10 “onnects with W. St.| L. & P. at Couneil Bluffs.| [Connects withall eve Ing trains for Chicago ot ; lampblack, t-er- Council Blaffs, Trains mpbiack, ordlu-ryj leave Omaha at Union ussian blue,55¢ mrnm rine, l:c vandyk. Pacific depot, 10th and m ; umber, by Pierce streets. butkflllot, 0 Ha do. half kegs, 8! blasting, keg Lead bar, 815 P, at 1: :47am 11.10am wnmng ige; whiting, gilders, wmllng, mm 1 T 15 pm b 55,,,, 10 00 pm vermillion American, 1503 = raw and burnt umber, 1 B cans, i2c: raw nnd LUFKS. B burnt slenna, 1Ecl.’cv.ndyk:btlam:n. ji e T &mTve | v g{““{ anpplack o conchblack and’ ',!.‘,','({ CONNECTING Cransfer Transtes | Mo, bt nhmnmm- black. 18¢; ehrome groen. L., depot depot .. 16¢; blind and shutter green, L., Ty = & D, Paris green, 18; Ind an red, “ise; C R L 58 m Veneunn red, Ye; T nnn N s American All Trains run Daily. 5:25 pm e |.lh|m\. L. & low ochre, 2c; L. 7:00 pm D., 18¢: 4)011 ocllra. 16c: pateny th oak, dark nlk. RSt AND LEMTA M:‘ S, Alltrains run daily. art e, | alsam i S " ealouncl, C.B.&Q. 8¢, chinchonidi 0z, 40¢; chloro- "B 180 i,u,‘érl’:'vfl,,dam or, | Al tralns run daily . C, . xcept Saturday, 'bxwpl Mnndn n xm: 1''1b cans, de: French Zine, red seal. 1le: : vermillion, English, in oll, 75¢ Tose pink, ide; Venetian red, O c: chrome yeilow, genuine, 3 ochre, rochelle ‘Not'ce. : ochre, ~American, [Amf‘lgr‘:‘fi applicution of Leon Kopald for “Notice 1 here ar tion to the muyor i . for license to sell malt liguors, at i 20 per wine eallon. Redistilled | 11th day of April, [8s7, 1o the 1006 iy 'of April, SL50@ | 1885 001,50, 1 Kentucky If there he no objection, remonstrance or and I protest fled within two weeks from March Sheaf bourbon ani . D, nse will Le granted. aid uj 3 LEON KoraLn, Applicant, LN0@s.00. Brandles, imported, 5. J. B. SOUTHARD, City Clerk. 205 M ATTER of application of Hans Peterson for liquor license. cured. dry flint, 11@12; drv salt, Notice is hereby given that Hans Peterson did n u,,,_ M.c, amaged nides, | UPON the 2sth day of March A, D. 1387, flle his g'-‘:""mh‘ Tallbw—ie. . Greaso— | Apbiication to tie mayor wud ity coiincil of uha, for licenso to sell mait, spirituous and Frime whl luJ c.yeuow. 24c; brown, 13 vmous fiquors, at No, Weoster street, Fifth DKIN are for prime, well handled skins: Beaver, &‘Ime, elean per pound, £1.50@3.00: fall, $1.25 brovn llld W&‘ Q&llmt‘n.\))a ubs -n:i . thadte. Gk l'uul AHD ‘I'he following prices l m.’, Tothe 10th du) of "R pril, 166 progest filed within Lwo weeks from Murch 3sth, A. . 187, the said license will be Haxs Perxisos, 4 J. B.5oUTHARD, City Clei 2,00 meatv and inferior, $1. Lide his applicat 00pm | of Omaba, and vinous liquors, street, Phird ward, Neb., fron 1th day ot April, 18, to-the'10iu dity of April, 3. B BovTiann, City Harney sts day of April, 18 it there be _J.B. SovTian liguo Notice is hereb. upon the 2ath da. I application o liconsa to sell scll malt, ous and vinous liquors, at No. 10( nue, Third ward, MAGE 1104 Nor! J. B, SanlMuln om the | —— there be no objcction, remonstrance or for streetsigns, & sample of the o Fhe oity reservest Notice. of application of M. to tne “I¥ thero be mo abjection, protest filed within two weel A, D. 1887, the suid license wil M. OB Notice: MATTER of application of Minan Wirth for liquor license. Notice is heraby given thut Minna Wikth did pon_th March 1853, h day of application to th couneil of Omaha, tor license to se uous wnd vinous' liquors ut_Cit 3d ward, Omuha, Nel 10 the 100 dny of April, KK 10 objection, remonstri protest tled within two weeks from Marcl . DL 188/, the blll(l‘l cense wiil be ur.n"..] Notice, MATTER of application of W. H. Trimble for licenso, TRIMBLE, Apy cant. J.B. SouTHARD City Clerk. m20 Notice, TER of application of Dr. J rmit (o scll yulor ua 4 drugk Notice is hereby given that Dr. upon tho 23th diy of March, A. D, 87, file his application 10 the mayor and city council of Omeuha, for permit to sell malt, spirituous and vinous ' liquors, #8 a druggist, mochanical and chemicul purposes on' 24th stroet, Sixth ward, Omaha, Neb., from the 11th duy of April, 1887, dny of April, 1885, T there be no objection, remonstrance or protest flled within two weeks from March 2ith, A" D, 1887, the said permit will be granted. Dr. J.J. 8AviL ity Clerk. Notice, ATTER of application of Peter Lamesh tor ligaor heense, sih, | * Notice is bereb wiven h duy” of Mareh A | Omuha, monstrance or T 3 iven that W, H. Trimble did of Marcn A, D, 188 Ui, Nobi, feom the 1h dnyot Aprit, 187,10 the 1Uih duy’ o April, 18 t there bo no objection, B projest fled within two y D. 1887, the said licen, i’[l\'(’n that Peter Lamesh pon the 20th day of March A. D, 1887, file his application to the mayor und city counci] of Umau, for liconse to sell inglt, spirituous and vinous liquors, at No. 160: Notice, YiFet” Second ward, Omana; Nebn Fro i American, day of April, 187, to the 10th day'of April, 1888, t there be no objection, remonstrance or protest filed within two weoks from March 2 1887, tho said license will be gra PrrEn L _J. B. SournaRD, City Clerks ied Proposals rom the 11th day of Aoril, | Will be received at the city clerk's office hr gne week ending April Lith, at 4 o'clock p. . id 1o bo socompaniod vy ho rltfil to re]ecl any or all B. BOUTHARD, City rlllmaha Jobbers' Directory. Agricultural Implements. CHURCHILL PARKER, W e Dealer in Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Crrringes aud Dugglos, Jonck atreet, between 9th and 10th, Omaba, Neb. LININGER & METCALF CO,, Agricultural Iniplements, neCarriages. nunlrn Kte, \vhuull!,fl\m u LEE, FRIED & CO. Jobbers of Hardware and Nails, Tinware, She Kte. Agents for Towe Sc der o Gmatin, Nt wa, PAKLL Wholesale Dealers in Agriculuaral [mplement Wagons and B i, W, 08 and @ Jones st Artists' Matorial. A. HOSPE, JR., Artists’ Mnlvrlnls. Pianos and Organs, 213 Douglne Street, Omaba. Builders' Hardware and Scales. HIMEBAUGH Builder: " Boots and Shoes. AMERICAN HAND SEWED SHOE COMPANY, Munufacturers aud Wholesale Dealers in Boots and Shoes, Complete stock ot Kubler Goods alw B. 1311 AL, OwANA, Neb. Aus on hand Ak W. V. MORSE & CO. Jobbers of Boots and Shoes. 411 Faruaw st, Omnha, o Mavufactory, Summer Z, T. LINDSEY & CO. Wholesale Rubber Booty and Shoes Kuober and Oied Clothing and Felt Boots and Shoes, Southenst Corner 1th und Douying Beer. M. KEA Agt. for Anbeuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Brands. Faust, Budweiser and Erlanger. STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewer: North 18(h Street, Omaha, Neb, ey Butchers’ Tools. LOUIS HELLER, Butchers' Tools and Supplies, Saurako Casings of all Kinde wiways in atoc ek el Omab 1216 Coffee, Spices, Etc. CLARKE BROS. & C0., Omuhn Cofree and Spice Mills. feos, Spices, Buking Powder. Flivoring Bx- il rymno Ink. Kte. 1414 10 Hurney rcet. Oniutin, Nob. i, COLE & MILES, Home Coffeo nml \plln‘n M:Ilu Mg Co. i Coffee Rons pic nufacturers Rluing. Fte ' lend Ronsted Cornice. LAGLE CORNICE Vi ORKS, John Epencter, Prop. Manutacturer of Ired Iron and Cornice. 923 Dodge and 105 v, 10th at.. O b, RUEMPING Manufacturers of Ornamental Galvauized Cornices, Dormer Windows, Ihnn" Metnl ylight, ete. 5108, ot Omuhn. RN CORN. S WORKS, Speeht, l’l'op. Grlvanized Iron Cornices, ete. Spect'simproved Pat ent Metalic Skylight. 808 and 610 K. 12 kt. Ouhi oL, Carpets. ‘OMAHA CARPET €O, Joubers of Carpets, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Imol»um- Muttings, Ete. 1511 Douglas strect, A. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, 0il Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Good: te. 183 Furnam Street, Omatia. Neb. Umafla Jobbers' fllyagmr’y. . Groceries, acna . ~annne PAXTON, GALLAGIHER & COy, Wholesale ('run‘nm and Provisions, 06, 707, T Mt‘!'flh‘h. BRADY Wholesale Grocers, 17tn and Leavenworth sts,, Omaba. Nardware. [revvrseuy « nnm W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron and Steel, Bpriugs. Wagon Stock, Hardware Lumber, etc. 1208 Wnd 1217 Harney At, Omaba. — EDNEY & GIBBO) Wholesale Iron and Steel, Wagon and Carriage Wood Stock, Hewey mmwn. Eie. 1217 aud 1219 Leavenworth at.. O, T MILTON ROGERS & SON y Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Manties, Grates, Brass Goods. 12] aund 1323 Faraass Siract. Iron Works. PAXTON & VIERLIN Iron Works, 'ast hun‘BdllfldI“K ork, Tron Statrey m Engines, Bra o, and Hinek Wrought and C Rail Am F. I MOMANUS, C. BULLIVAN. OMAHA WIRE & IRO Man urers of Wire and h‘nn Railings, Desk Rnllm window 123 N, 16t KS Lumber. OM.AHA TUMBER CO., Dealer . All Kinds of Material at Wholesgle, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Kto. Varda Cormer ith and Douglas; Corner Uth and Dowglw T CHICAGO LU .‘llflulf (,U.. Wholesale Lumber, 814 8. 14th atreet, Omaba, Nob. ¥. Colpetaer, Managery " N. DIET i Lumber. 15th and Califernia St cots, Omaha, Neh, FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lima Cewent, Ete., Eto, C ith and Dowglas ste., Omahu. Ne). HOAGLAND, Lumber, TI. W. HARVEY LUMBER ( To Dealers Only. Otice. 1403 Farnam street, Omaha. ‘CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumbez, Wood Carpots and Parguet Floorlug. 9th and Douglas Dintia. JOHN A, WA I(l;'!"lifl,l), Wholesale Lumber, Ete, Tmported and American Tortland Coment. Statq Agent for Milwaukes biyanuic Coment wid Rest hite Live Stock. UNION STOCK YARDS CO., Of Omaha. Limited. John F. Boyd, Snperinterdent, =14 Live Stock Commission. M. BURKE & SONS, Live Slock Cnmmlssion. Unton Stook ¥ 'mnpmme o SAVAGE & GREEN, Live Stock (‘ommlufllon Merchants, Bhipmenta of any and all Unlon Stock Yard, Crockery and Notions. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Manufacturers and Importers of ery, ulassware, cic. Ofce, 317 Bouth 13th st Gniha, Nob. Commission and Storage. TS h AN HURLEY,, Commission and Jobbing. Byter, Eegeand, Produce. Consleuments Headquarters for Stoneware, R Bo Grapo Baskets. 1414 Todgentrect, Omal R PEYCKE BRO Commission Merchants. Fruits, Produce and Provisions, Omaha, Neb. W. E. RIDDELL, Sturun and Commission Merchant. cialties=Rutter. Bes, Choete, Poultry, Game, Fo e vt e iz Kout.ions atreoe WIEDEMAN & CO. Produce Commission Merchants, Poultry, Butter, Game, Frults, etc. 20 § lithst Omaha, Neb, Coal_anct Lime. Onohunl. v. h N DI INI AND, Sec. and Trear oM. l"-l (,OA'II,.PL')KE * LIME NY, Jobhers of Hard and Soft Coal, 209 8onth Thirteenth !lmel, Om-hl. Nob, J. JO Hlnnfm‘tuwrs of lllinols Whlte le And Ehippers of Cos Lmeo, Tl Fire Bric Confectionery. F. P. FAY & CO., Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits, Nuts and C' 1211 Faroam Bt. Omiaha. Cigars and Tobacco. MAX MEYER & CO., Jobbers of Cigars, Tobacco, 11th st., 100 to ob. WEST & FRITSCHER, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, And Whulellll Dealers in 110 N. dth »f Ory Goods. M. E.SMITH & ( Dy Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods & Notions 1102 and 114 Doy , cor. 11t 8t., Omaha, WILLOW SPRINGS I)li ‘;'i.l4E'l C0, and ILER & to‘. Pt :urr' aw DEnronnSec. aTre ARSON, V.P) THE U}\ ION "YMI{AULIC DRAIN TILE CO. Ofco 213 8 14th st. Omaha, Neb. uumu.q.-a Bupplies for Manufacturiug Cement Dri ELEVATORS. W, Roauns, DS uuuuuu FSTABLISHED 1573 0 Pre OMAHA E LgVA TOR and (llt.llN Jobbers and Bwrerl ot Grain, hipmentsor do i+ ddiicatnl At yiasion guaranteed, Omhaa Ne! ?finltun. DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, _Faroam st.. Omana, Ne ' BERFELDER & C0., Importers and Jobbers of Millinery and Notions, 1213 and 1215 Harney Stieet, Omaha, Neb. " Notions. LOBINSON NOTION 00, Wholesale Denlers fn Notions and Furnishing Goods, 4053 and 405 8. Tenth 8t., Omaha. ~ Overalls. CANFIELD MA NUFACTUH'W COMPANY, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeans Pants, Ehirts, 5:“. ||V’lq:nd 1104 Douglas Btreety, of l‘u;n-r Boxes, Ihllul Umah s, Nebraska. Orders by majljy lolted and wili receive premps uttention. REES PRINTING AN, Job Printers, Blank Book lnlu-rl. Apd Book Binders. F WESTERN 'F"’SI’APFR UNION Auxiliary Publishers. Dealers in Type, Prewses and Printers’ Supplies. 509 Bouth Tweifth Street. Fngines, Boilers & General M»whmery Bheet [ron wor Stoam Pumpr. Suw Mills, t Shafting, Dodge Wood oye, Bolling et ‘Also wagons, acrapers,and buleties. 12151215 Leas venworth st. Omuha Wholesale Hardware. Wontern agents for Jeflerson Steel Naile, Austiy Powder (6, Fhirbanke Kiandara Keales. Corver CHURCHILL PUMP C ‘Wholesale Pumps, Pipe, Flmnm. 1 m and Water Supplies O i os Gasn. T A. L. STRANG CO,, Pumps, Pipes and Engines, Bieam, Water, Hailway and Milling ¥upyiic:. W0, V2 o 4 Farnanm ot Oniana, Nel U. 8. WIND ENGINE and PUMP COMPANY. pleam and Water fipylies, o ] Telephone No. 210 Sam Etc. II() YER & CO., Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.8* and Burgiar Proof Safes, Time locks, d Jail Work. 104) Farnim stroet Omah, G. ANDREEN, Omaha Safe Works, Manutacturers of Fire wnd Burglar ProofSifes, Vaul Doors. Jall Wore, Khut.ore wid Wire Work.” Cor. i i, O Ilurl. Etc. A. IIIGI!RHW & l'l)., ale Manufacturers of nol Sash, Daoru. Blinds and llonllllnn, BOHN MANUFACTURING 00.. Manufacturers, of Sash, Dnrc, 8linds, e N S A e e ert el N & 4 g ‘Omaba, Neb.