Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 9, 1887, Page 3

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, APRIL Y. 1887. CHICAGO LIVE B810CK. Cm1caGo, April 5--[Special Telegram to the Bee)—Catrie—Certain kinds of de- sirable light ana medium welghts that had fat and good quality sold very readily at 5@ 10¢ advance, but as a rule the market was not quotably higher, and trade was certainly not active, There were some rough, fat cattle weighing about 1,400 pounds, for which there was literally no demand, and which had to be sold after very hard work at a sacrifice. Fat “little” cattle were the best sellers. ‘There were a good many good to choice, though not many fancy heavy cattle among the offerings. ‘There were some 1,400 pound cattle sold at §4.40, Fat 1,150 to 1,150 pound steers sold at 4. also thirty-two 1,185 pound steers at §4.7, while in_another pe were thirty-two 1,156 pound_ stecrs at & Still - another car of some pound steers, and some nwmx!m. actly 200 pounds less sold at and ligh ones were in wu'h case much cns\er to sel Shipping ste 135 to 1500 X0@5.253 1000 to 1350 1bs, :uo«u £3.00(@4.40; ers and feeders, . bulls and mixed, 1,504, 025,155 through ’I"r‘\ns grassers, $2.5544,50; corn fed, $5.75@ Hocs—Business was active ‘and prices steady as compared with yesterday, light sorts selling more freely, vet therc is ot suf- ficent demand to make 1t sate for country shippers to send many of this class to mar- ket at present, Common light or light light be quoted at €4 and Yorkers, at ith a few fancy at ). Best lwnvy :nm at §5.1505.%5, and I-m'klml sorts, 5,00 with cousiion at €5,25(35.50. IS S‘l’l)(.'l(. Chleago, April 5,—The Drovers’ Jour- nal 1eports as follow, : 5 strong; shipping teeders, 1.5 {ecelpts, 5,000: steady but slows o, €5.15@5.60: packing and 55 Tight, 85,15@5,45; skips, ¥3 0. Sheep—Receipts, 2,000: strongers wooled natives, €3.000510; shorn, $4.0 lawbs, £4,00@6.00, Natlonsl Stock Yards, _St, Louis, 1L, April 8—f 400; active and_stronge Choleo ma tive steers, §4. X fair to good shipping steers, § butehers’ steers, fair to choice, $ feeders, fair to good, 061 4. s, fair to good, $2.200 Hogs: ](W!IPN 1,500; nla'\d) choice heavy and batchers' seleetions. 8. packing, fair to good, 85.35@b.50: Yorkers, medium to prime, $5,15(4 w. Kansas Oity, April 8 —Cattle—Recelpts, shipments, 1,200; slow and _about common _to cholce shipping, §3.50@ 4.05: stockers, 13, feeding steers, $3.354.00; cows, §2,60@4.00, Hous—Receipts, §,000: shipments, 2,400; strong and a shade higher; common to clmlw $5.00@@5.65; skips and pigs, $5.50@ OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Friday, April 8, Oattle, ‘The receipls of cattle were slightly heavier than yesterday. ‘The market was slow and dull at prices about steady with yesterday. Hogs. Tho receipts were heavier than yesterday by 00 head. The market opened at about steady prices and a few loads were sold on that basls. ‘The aemand was light and the market declined almost immediately and closed 10¢ lower. The packers had a good many on hand and \vcm not anxious to buy more, A good wany were left over. ‘There were fresh reeel};:s but nothing was done on the market. plus stock the first of the week and during the past few days the receipts have not been quite equal to the city demand. While the bulk of the stock has been moving at 10e, dealers have been trying to force the market up and an occasional single case has been sold at 101ge, DiessiEp Povriry—The warin weather is making it more diflicult to handle dressed poultry to advantage, commission men beuu{ led to sell on arrival whether they gef heir price or not. ‘The receipts, however, of all kinds of poiiltry have been so light that most nni!hlml woul ckly. Choice fat chickens have q 10@11e, and fancy stock has broucht even more. By reason of the light melyn of chickens, turkeys have been seiling fairly well at 11c and dueks at about the same price. Dressed poultry is practically out of season and the present )\Ifh prices are duc largely city ot live poultry. ovrTrv—There isa good demand for live [mnltrz Chiy 1S are il‘llll\" readily on arrival at 00 according to size. Large fat he, re in the best demand and fancy stock 1 it bring a_shade more than Large and choice ducks sell , and small varieties at $2.95@ r—Fulleream cheddars,single,14'je; m flats, twins, )l: Young Ameri: Swiss, lm» e Break st n, plain, 1le; alt sides, SL@s)ge; dricd beef, reguiar, dried beot, h A pleces, es Jard, “airbanks, 7 ns, Fairbanks, .rbnn)\. 81 is sull'a large supnly on hand and stock mo nv.: rather slow on that acecount. There little or no de- mand for ¢ 5 and commissio dealers are toreed the receipts o sell them out a few sacks ata time. For all that the market is ip o little better condition k ago. There were a few Colo. otatoes in during the earlier part of ok which sold ont at 120135 per An oceasional shipment of sweet potatoes is received, but they are virtually out of the market and it is dificult to till orders. New potatges are coming in and selling lower prices than a week ago. Home grown, buik, 400 home grown, in sacks, 52 ; sweet, per 1D, 4@sc; new po- tatoes. southern, per bu, $3.00, aspAGE—The market 15 well supplied. California cabbage, choice, per 10, Se. CAULIFLOW ER—There 18 fair supply on narket, Cauliflower. per dozen $1.50@ Arrres—The m et iy weak and trade is not heavy. Vi ! and fruits are : of appl arket and all that ns is Missouri stock, Cholee Missouri stnck ‘-J'l“url’/o common Missouri stock, E ocks are moving more account of the weather becoming nd more scttled. Spinach, per bbl top onions, per dozen bunche 10cy litornia celery, per dozen, 9 duhes per dozen bumhh's 85(@i0c; lettuce, 40c; [;m plant, per Ib, Sc alifornia bec per. e; California _carrots, per b, rnia aspagus, per lb, 15¢: cucumbers, buthern string beans, per southern peas, b uonuuuu onions, per bu, $7. T — Horse shoe brand, ard, "‘c selects, 30¢; extra selects, 85; \ Y. counts, 40c. GAN Mallard ll\l(‘l:s. per dozen, £2.00: dozen, $1.5 xed, per dozen, §1, i geese, per dozen, §3.00@3.50; brants, per dozen, $2.00. LrMoNs—Stocks are beginning to move more treely and higher prices afe antici- pated. Messin: hoice, per box, §3.00; do, fancy, per boy ~NaEs—Trade has been improvinz dur- ing the past few days and a great many more orders are cnm!n" in. California, River- Clllfomln, Los Angeles, Mediterranean sweets, Messina imperial, faney, 5,50 abricl, .-,ln"ln box lots, £3.00; San burnt sienna, 12¢: vandyke brown, 13e: re- fined lampblack 12¢: coach black and lvury blu:k. 16¢: drop biack, lOc' Prussian biue, | nllumnrlnn blac! chrome aroen, L., al 6c; blind -na -ln ter green, L., . lfitlnAmd . s mérioan \ermll.lon. L. & D 2c: yellow ochre, 2¢; L. M. D., 1%: good’ ochre, 1fe: vateny drver Sc ; graining color, hllhl oak, dark oak, whalnut. chestnut and ash. DRUGS AND UHEMICALS,—Ag'd carbolic, "n“e acid tartaric, 52; balsam cupnnu. per Yie: bark snssafras, per B, 10c; calomiel, | rr b e, rhlnononhlh, per. o1, llic. chlog lorm, per ‘B, 45; Dover's powders, per 1.25: epsom <llu, per B, g“’(c- glycerine, pun» per 1b, 30e: nd‘ acetate. ver B, 2lc; oll, castor, No. 1, 'per gal., $L5: oil eastor, No. 2, per gal., 81.40; oil olive, per gal,, $1.40} oil origanuum, 50c; opi 0 qumlne‘ P. & W.and R. &S, per [0z, 70¢ puhmlum fodide, per T, £1.50; Salicin, per o7, 40c; sul- phate morphine, per oz. ILl’i sulPhur, per . 4cistrychnine. oer ). PAINTS 1Y Olte Giie: white lead, St. Louls, pure, 6%cy sellles green, 1 Ib cans, 2c: Krenen zine, green ' seal, 1303 French zine, red seal. 1lei French zine, in varnish asst. 200; Fench zine, 75¢: vermillion, ~Engiish, ' in e, red, 10c; Tose pink, 14c; Venetian red, Coo sow's, 2fie; Venetian red, Amerlcau. 1ly¢; red lend c: chrome )uluw, genuine, e} chrome p]ow. K ochre, rochelle. ochre, Freneh, ochre, American, 1ie; Winter's mineral, 2ige; Lehigh brown, 2'4e; Spanish brown, 2e; Prince’s mineral, %4 prairs—Cologne spirits, 158 proof, 81.17; do 161 proof, S1.18; spirits, second quality, 101 proof, $1.17: do 189 proot, 81,16 Aleohol, 188 proot, $2.20 per wine ealion. Redistilled | whiskies, $1.00 4 Gin, ended, 1.5 2.00: Kentueky bourbons.” $2.00@6.00: K o ticky and Pennsylvania ryes, $2.00@6.50; 1 Sheaf botirbon and e, whiskies, S1,50(@3,00, ndies, imported, $5.00@8.50: doni 0@8,0. ' Gins, imported, $1.50 @6.00; domestic, $1.25a@3.00. Champagnes, w" 00@33.00; American, .rrcll butchers, 5g@fe; green dry flint, Tuaiie; drv salt, 0@10c; green calf “skins, *ije; damaged nides, two-thirds price. Tallow—iie. Grease— Prime white, 3<ci v eliow, 2/sc; brown, 1%¢ Sheep Pelt Ehs AND SKING—"The following prices are for prime, well l\.llullml skins: e, clean per pound, $1.50@3.00 £2,00: meatv ana infer brown u||l| arge prime, 40@sc; small and inferior, Skunk, eommon, 15@2c. Wolf, or prairie 1@ ope, winter, per pound 15¢; hu and summer. per pound 2de, Ory “umb White Pine Ceiling: 3 com., % In Norway Pine Celling A Binch, white pine, E 6inch. ( A 12 inch s. FINISHING, 1stand "a. clear, 1 l} mcn, s. 2 q 3d, clear, 1 inch, i B clear, 1 inch, s, 2 8 & 'DRS. §. &D. DAYIESON 1707 Olive St,, St. Louis, Mo. 1742 Lawrence St,, Denver, Colorado, Of the Missouri State Museum of Anatomy, St. Louis, Mo, University College Hospi- tal, London, Giesen, Germany and New York, Having devoted their attention SPECIALLY TO TIIE TREATMENT Nervors, Chroic and Blod DISEASES, More especially those arising from impru- dence, 1nvite all so suffering to correspond- thout delay. Diseases of infection and contagion cured safely and speedily with- out detention from business, and without the use of dangerous drugs. Pa- tients whose cases have been neglected, badly treated or pronounced incurable, should not fail to write us concerning their symptoms. All letters receive immediate aitention. JUST PUBLISHED. And will be muiled FREE to any address on receipt of one 2 cent stamp. “‘practical Observations on Nervous Debility and Plysical Exhaustion,” to which is added an with important chap- “Essay on Marri ters on Diseases of the Reproductive Or- gans, the whale forming a valuable medical | treatise which should be read by all young men. Address, DRS. 8. & D. DAVIESON, e Denver, Co .St. Louis, Mo. ¢ GHICAGQ #vo ORTH- N WESTERN RAILWAY. SEHORT LINIE Omaha, Connell Blufk And Chicago The only rond to take for Des Moines \ll\r shatitown, Codar Rapid, Clirton, Dixon, Chica: &0, Milwaukee und ail points enst. To tho peo- Jl6 of Nevraski, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, dnho, Nevada, Orecon, Washington and Cali’ fornin, it offers euperior advantages not possi- ble by any other line. Amony & few of the numerous points of su- periority enjoved by the patrons of this rord between Omana and Chicago, ure 1ts two traing aduy of DAY COACHES, which are the finest that human art Ane uity can create. Its PALACEYT AEING TG Wit Saes Mioacia of comfort and elogance. T1ts PARLOR DRAW- ING ROOM CARS, unsurpussed by any, and ita widcly celebrated ' PALATIAL DINING CARS the N]lm] of which r‘nnnr\l be found elsewhere At Council Bluils the trains of the Union Pacific Ry. conncet in Union Depot with those of thie Chicago & Nortliwestern Ry. - Tn Chicago the trains of this line make close connection with those of all eastern lines, For Detroit, Columbus, Indianapolis, Cincin- nati, Niagara Falls, Buftalo, Pittsburg,Toronto, Montrenl, Boston Baltimore, Washineton and all points in the cast, ask for, A ticket via t NORTHWESTERN It you wish the best acoommodation. All ticket agents sell tickcts via this line. H. HUGHITT, E. P. WILSON, hl‘n.. Mmlll’!r. _Omaha_Jobbers' Directory. Omaha_Jobbers' Directory. _ ‘,rltul!uro/ Implements. CHURCHILL PARKER, Wholesale Dealer in Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Corriages aud Buggles. Jones glrget, between o1 LININGER & METCALF Agricultural Implements, Wagons, te.. Wholesale, Om.ha. LEE, FRIED & (0., Jobbers of Hardwnre lml Nails, Tinware, Sheet Iron, Ete. Agents for Howe Scales, ind i) rowder 0" Smana, et PARLIN,ORENDORF & MARTIN Wholesale Dealors in Agrioul'mrnl Implements, Wagons and Buggies. 201, 908, 005 and W07, Jones Artists’ Material. A. HOSPE, JR., Artists’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1613 Douglas Street, Omaha. Builders’ Hardware and Scales. HIMEBAUGH & TAYLO. Builders' AMERICAN ~ HAND SHOE COMPAN. Manufecturers and Wholesnle Dealers (n Boots and Shoes, lways on hand Austin, Akent. w. T Amm.s", & CO. Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, auufactory, Summer ots anl Shoes g and Felt Boots mu and Dougins Agt. for Anheuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n awelser and E: ILER, Lager Beer Brewe 21 North 14th Street, Omah Butchers' Tools. LOUIS HELLER, Butchers’ Tools and Supplie Sausage Cusings of il kinde alwaysin st Jones st..Omaha cmu. Spi CLARKE BROS. & C0., Omaha Cofree eand Spice Mills. Teas. Coflces. Spices, Buking Powder. Flovoring Be- tracts, Laundry mn- Ink Hic k1o Humey GATES, (,()LF' !‘ MILES, Home Coffeo and H])Im Mills M'f'g Cutfeo Roasters and Spice Grinders. l|lnnrnnurp of Bakis Poder Fiaroring Batracies Ryt Try one case of ot 1-B pAckAZ llnms!lindlluu-lld Ooffee. How: PAXTON, GALLAGHER Wholo'su:le (irneeriu and l‘mvlflons. McC ()RD. BRADY & (‘U.. Wholesale Grocers, 1'tn and Leavenworth sts., Omaha. W. J. BROATCIH, Heavy Hardware, Iron and Steel, Stoek, Hards "3' mber, ete. 1208 DNEY & GIBBO! Wholesale Iron and Steel, X Mood Stoek, Heavy Hardware, O DIRECTORY _ PROFESSIONAL CARDS, "A. 8. CHURCHILL, ATTORNEY AT LA 820 \oulh 15th street, Omaha. BLABAUGH & LANE, Room 25, Paxton Block, Omaha, /. J. CONNELL, 813 South 14th Street, L. D. HOLMES, Attomey at Tuatwr, 3, Frenzer Block, Opposite Postoffce. ___ PHYSICIANS. MILTON ROGERS & SON , Furnaces, 'l‘l!u. XTON & VI Wironght and Cast Iron Bulling o undry., My lnnl' n Vork: Ofce an] F.HL MOMANUS, oMAHA WIRE & ll’()\ ll UIA‘A S, Manufucturars of \\!l‘(‘ and Iron Railings, Wuards Flower sands. Wire Ordors by mail promiptly actended t oy |"| .U um R U).. o Al Puilding \lnmn.ll at Wholesele, 18th Streetand Union Pacitie Track, Omnka, LOUIS BEADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Dours, Ete. \'unh Lath, Lime, Sash, LCormerith and Dougias; Coraer (.'Hl’!'}l(-() LUMBEIL CO., Wholesale Lumber, 814 8. 1uth street, Omahy C. N. DIE . F. Colpetzer, Manager. 1th and Californi: FRED W. GRAY, Lumber, Lime, Cel ent. Ete,, Ete, Cor.6th and Dougla HOAGLAAD. 7. W. HARVEY LUMBER (0., To Dealers Only. 1403 Farnam street, CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumbes, Wood Carpets and Parguet Flooring. tth uzd Douglas T AGLE CORNICE ¥ ORKS, John Epencter, Prop. urer of Galvanized Ir Cornice. 979 Dodgo and 105 and 105 N, 10th mahu, Neb. RUEMPING & BOLTE, Manufacturers of Ornamental Galvanized Cornices, Dormer Windows, Hnu'l.l{alnhn Skylight,ete. £108. i) JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, \Vhol(‘aflls Lumber, L(e. Im rln ent forBilvnukee Hydraie Ce omom and Best Quincy White Lime. NION .51 'OCK YARDS CO., "DR. EMMA J. DAVIES, Elomeeprath, Room 322 N, 16th st,, Omaha. Oflice hours 9to1lam,2todp.m. CHARLES ROSEWATER. M. D. Phaysiclan and Surgeen, 214 S. 12th st, cor, Farnam, Iron Bank Building. Office hours, 2 to 4 and 7to9 p.m. 10 to 12 on Sunday. Telephone, 504 0. 8. HOFFMAN, M. D, Physiclan and Surgeen, Office, N-W Cor. 14th and Douglas Celephone 465; Res Telephone, 42 W. J. GALBRAITH, Surgeen and FPhysiclan, Office, N-W Cor 14th and Douglas st, ()fhcc I‘llcphmw 465; Res Telephone, 508, T JAS H. I‘EABOD\' No_ 1407 Jones street. Office, Withe Teleplione, residence 12, office DR. JAS. BECKETT, Physiclan and Surgesn, Oflice and residence 124 N. 16th ¢ R. W. CONNELL, M. D. ITomoeopathist, Office, 313 S. 14th st, Telephone, 58, DR. J. W. DYSART, Surgeon and Physician Office, Crounse Block, Room 8, 16th and Capitol Avenue, Omaha, Neb, Residence 2010 Webster street, Telephone No 854, _INSURANCE, _ N. B. HAZUHEB. General Age: Provident Savings Lm Assum*: Co of New York Millard Hotel BI The striotly “Natural Pr. average yearly cost during m), mn ‘and 1835, at age 57 for $10,000, Printers, Book Binders And Blank book Menutacturers. Nos. 108 and 1068, 14th street, Omaha, Neb, J.F. irlie, Bupor indery. Telophone No. 5% Cnicago, 110 SO T Agent | TIpRSTERN CORNICE WORKS, Limited. John F. Boyd, Superinterdent, PACIFIC HOUSE 218 North 10th Street, FRED STENZEL, Proprietor, Former proprictor of Northwestern hougo Tobe opening of my new house enables me te offer the public mico rooms, clean beds, and ed cellent kitchen. at Jow prices OLD VEGETABLES—The demand is lihgt for most kinds of oid vegetables and_stocks TNION PACIFIO, are moving slowly and mosl.lf inasmall \\ ay. 1e: 91n.qre... 116 | Depot 10th and Pierco sts.| Onlons are not bringing quite as much as 53¢ i ige} 8 in.qrs.. 10¢ | Pacitic Express mo@ t! P’»o‘ "i ol;||o:|s. clmllc: t!wik p:r bbl, 3,500 eets, catrots, turnips, etc., per e — bbL §1.752.00. w 8.5061.00 Nurs—Afew black walnuts are coming in ANTED, (rom the country and are slow sale at 75¢ per T B.&M RRR fapat sie s e iy wede dhorls | RAW FURS! | pohififind i) T iy rices at which orders o | pand Lao 45 pm| i ' ; Av. Pr. N Blied: Almonds, 20c: pecans, large polished, N;‘zhg'fimfl;‘ s} Lamps, Chimueys, gic. Offce. 317 South 1ith st o suis ord Lios tlberts, 14etBrndil, Lictwalnute, Naples | Atthobighest market price., Send, for price = T e orionen e SPEGI AL B ASGAINS 0 o i H‘{gl,,‘f“‘f'““-t“‘ 01EeAONEE 1| R T PR R R | (RO iy oo __Commission and Storage. J. 1. "ROBINSON NOTION CO., FLOUR AND MILLSTUFFi—\inter wheat A. E. BURKHARDT & CO., Mail and Expres: A A. HURLEY. Wholesale Dealors in DR. J. V. CORNISII, Physician and Surgeon 1807 Lake-st.,, Omaha, Neb. Lake Street Drug Store. — ll‘l.A W. M. BABCOCK, L. R. BOLLES, C. Specht, Pro Recelipts. STRAW m " receipts have not | N AIniS ands 5 i . Specht, D. Cattle, beeh livavy auid the market 15’ fairly active. | b VAL fand 10, Western Ageit, | Clty Pass'e Agent, Seivgieige Come s SHRAmETR, | Live Stock Commiasfon, Hogs. : Strawberries, per at, 40@i5c. Com. 4and 6 in, floorin: Lo : M. BURKE & SONS, ;-sxla»;:c;a 5 3 g 2 MALAGA GRA e ‘mrml‘s;oozasfin' Clear. finish, 1 and 1 in. s. c[:rpm Lhe. Stock Can‘xmissh;n . et 18 L S “ corrugated esiling, 4in. ko) PSR > Prevailing Prices. 85,004 lnrgo slzc casks. €554a000. © " | @ Yellow pine casini and b THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES. “"OMAHA CARPET CO., __Unton stoor Fiiand et Fetepnone s Showlng the prevailing rices pald for 1ive | rivea on the market and ‘are i good condic | piokets, D and H 1ot $50.30: D & Il 5q.890.50 MAH SRl :lloc{mnl:wu "1’;;])(:;1500 . tion. Pinecapples, per doz, $4.00@5.00. x SMINGLE 1. 1. . Carpets, Curtaing, Oil Cloths, Rugs, SAVAGE & GREEN, Cl:gigg :m:' o e e (MBAV.\'\'AS—LnrnehunchaE.per bunch, £2,00 85,00 ~ Linoloums, Mattings. nie.'_ 1511 Doug'ay stroet. Live Stock Commission Merchants, Fatlittie stoer 900 o 1050 1b8 Al S. 4. ORCHARD, Bbipuicnts of uoy and all kinds of Stoek salioltod. Good to cholco coru=fed cows. Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, e o YA DR N Mattings, Curtain G(’mh!rl‘c;"lfifl Farpam Street, 'i’/l'll"’ and Notions. 1. OBERFELDER & CO., 'hnwllfll'l and Jobbers of Millinery and Notions, 1213 and 1215 arney Stveet, Omaha, Neb. *1,0cal Express Crockery aml Ilotmu. *Except Sunday. T Choice sheep, 90 to 1 Agent for tho Mauufacturers and Importers of CANFIEL Van Beuren Pl Lowe's adp, 2 lots for £2,400. ith st, near Davenport, 1 1ot §5,0%. K, C. hovped tead, Do per s ‘::i’ficc;’;‘e’; weal Denot Gitama Bl | g Tils Dodgo trest, Onma BT AL HE B OF CONMERCE , ) A 3 S o per cwt: graham, $1.75; hay, MANUFA R R S, G T 1510 North 16th Street, Except Saturday, i Pt st A PR G COMPANY, BULLS. , 28 OMATFIA. C. St P. M. &0, — _W. E. RIDDEL Manufacturers of Overalls, N Depoti5th and Webster st. 68, cent. Sunds | Oysters, idth street. Paper Boua Pl 2 No. Av. Shk, Pr. | halt bblsbhwi gl\erklns. in bbls, IWW GO. GEO. E. BARKER, President. _._L_fify_—- WIEDLMAN & CO,, — — oA 4117214240 90,00 S8 {1 Dait bbls, ¥ ulated, 6@81¢c; cont. A, 5 ROBT. L. GARLICHS, Vice-President. MISSOURI PACIFIC. Produce Commission Merchants, "J. L. WILKIF, i‘l’ ‘-?--“] .25 B0 A &'{'}“c S @dico: evira C, i X F. B' JOHNSON, Cushier. [ Depot 1oth and Websterst.| Poultry, Butier, Game, Fruits, eic. 20 8. Wibst Manufacturer of Paper Boxes, [ ... 535 w“d'yml.ll D, 43¢ @1;.:; cut. loat, 6}5@63i0; DIRECTORS: m B.14ph Bt Umana Nobraska. Ocdors by Gy e! SAMUFLR. JouNsoN, GEo. E. BARKER, i Grand View, house & lot, #1,150. v i ND, e 4 R un;nollt "n"" &u‘:, f«":‘fi\'.'e‘i'm#", J:m A general banking business transacted. S i OMAHA U(,vén):,?f,l)chy & LIME Bf‘isy II;RIN;INI?B Lko;fl;my Bargains in all parts of the city, at ° nterest allowed on time deposits. 2 B 7 ob Printers, Blank Book Makera, s Showing the highest and lowest prices | 20%¢: ““L.‘“'ml“'s k\xfm""““"- whey | —0—— ———————— w’ffi“}} 1““,"’“".“" Budel SR Jobbers of Hard and Roft Coal, And Book Binders. 1 4 103 428 18 Kouth Yourtesnth Judkins & Mayne, Plepask R Garh e fOF the sk vume ol ‘f"gm“0)“3:"&!““”‘4-1‘"“50. 0 h S " B k m. b and 8:0 pi| 0 209 South Thirtoenth Street, Omaha, Neb. — 1408 Dodge Strect, 3,25 case, 8240} [ T A T 0 X NSONTE Dl 5 2 = T B INE = JSLIBGNIEARA'S. YOMS 0508 Mr al.“n'pb:!"c?k r Lnl!lornla ma a‘ a‘ m S an Union stock "nl’d.s W 6:03 oS, J. JOHNSON & CO., WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION | pcong wishing to improve the stock of ttele lll-roh 1897, | April lm. Anrll 1858, o per case, $4.50; 405 19y X ¢ ke v SRS 4 otlof | T 408 | e B ere whent | 118 West Yourkiandlid eng IiDaxce Stroct _l""“_““ Expros ik Commission and Jobbing. Notions aud Furnishing Goods, flotr, patent, 5- 0@2.65; bran, 70c per cwt; 5 2 t. ). & C. B Butter, xu--na Produce. Consignments sollcited. o Av T oy Manufucturors Judkins & Mayne. S ' . s jeans Pants, Shirts, Kto, and 1104 Douglas Strect, 3....1710 22,00 Tist. 3 i 5:45pm! 8:15 Storage and Commhslnn Merchant. Omahn, Neb. ¥ . . i > p D, r}—;hfi-d:um”ml bhls 8500 do. In Paid in Capital, - - - - $100,000 E,';'%‘%{}{{;g{;i’mmon i [ SpeciesTi Rey e L T’y ad on St Marya ave, 116416 e ront. s, wmail, in bbis, i 3 o ?3 i 15@15%e fal Il receive premps atteasion. A orrexs—Ordinaty grades, <0 I | Rour. L. GARLicHs, WAL SEIVERS N T L Cuming et, 110t 100 £t front. ‘ 7 ¥ ¢ " A: o NION STO( Leave | Leave | soo-. L » . Ty Erochrme yallot: Totic e F. B. Jonnsow. U“M“To RS YARDS| Vs | Ginna | S50 TAAGH Pres. _ Printing. a m.and 10:51 a. m. are Mannfucturers of Illinois White Lime. Auxiliary Publishers. Horses st:ould read tho following carefully; m Cor 13th and Douglas sts. g 3 And Shippers of Coai and Coke. Cement, Plaster, A % 3 ™ @se | 6 @, ; h“i e e s i ;’}fi,‘:fib,,!’;;*:“,‘;;g{;;;}ggk it 100 PR e, B O GR-Rewtr ige: | Desler 1n Tyve,Froguis and, Erlaies Supvlies. 9 AINE HAMBLETONIAN! Hotel, Faroam st., Omahi 3d| 8.10 @ unds 3 Capital Stock. . ... $150,000 | yards dummy _trains be- Felophono s Sia| 620 Gnui) b5 GRETH( oS petcase, Liability of Stockholders. .. ..800,000 | fréen, stock ™ yards ‘and| *¥’ i :lh Bunda; rel Omana. L‘onlsclmmr]. 0 | ams @ | Ty g per do; 1.35; 91 ! | 'The only regular savines bank in the state. Five e —= il sl @aTe | 8% §8 &I | berlswpercy ’y, Sl ..,...,’..3'..,'.""“,.,, ‘per cent intorest pa:d on deposita. cave | Leave F.P. FAY & CO.,, — U.P. BRIDGETRAINS, l‘r fer, Omaha. (A 31,60 L) Manufacturing Confectioners, :.Irbl,mn':a' p':.‘;, Dfl 31# "l';m;,;,l: Faans Made on B,«ll Ratare, *Except Sunday, Jobbers of Mumnu:-E:l ht‘.llnu. 1211 Faroam St. Showing the number of cattle, hogs and | toes. 33 E'm corn 82, 40@2.0. OFFICERS: P'Cgsnwuflwlm 8. C. & 2 sheep shippd from the yards during the day. HA'rclll—Percmlmo. 23c; square cases, | GUYC. BARTON, President; 3. J. Browx, Vice at Councl lufln. | CATTLE, .70; mule square, §1.20. President; L. M. BENNETT, Managing Dr- [ IN:D' cars, l‘(‘Lu Dest. BVIUP—NO- 10 & 0;10“ "‘"l'".';i:’@"fi’l—;' rector: Jony B. WiLBUR, Cashier. &Ne Y o d i&‘ & *1 Lot MilL e Clcago | New Otle S i iS@dte; inaple syfu, il BROWNELL & CO., Manufacturers and Dealers in Engines, Boilers & General Mm-hmpry Bheet Iron work, Steam Pumps. Nl' Mllll A ‘J(unneclswlmc , & Shatting, Dodge Wood spilt Pulle: ranore, and bate Hea TR os: " MAX MEYER & CO., o Tenmort st, Omain S Master's Sale, Jobhers of Cigars, Tobaceo, RECTOR & WILHELMY CG g 5 Allsales of stock 10 this market are made | lou eans, per ‘b 1L gulo- ol | 10 the Circutt (o b ited States for L 30hneots "“‘}l L Guse aud Aggmeinion. S0 s 323 i 1 bvs 120 10 Wholesale Hardware. " | Dl P Tabbed: bt oan trot vy S0 '\‘\"fn" . BoRa S0l AL o per o tor i welgnis, | "OANBY-:Mixed: ‘afi‘ er ems, | oinoDinsordr Hobinsks. Conncets witkall é?ol:" b ¥3it0 b - e Western agenta 1 i, Auauio | SiFed by Gideon, and he by Rysdyeks Hamblo: ;5king, "or hogs WWelghing loss than 100 lbs, | CRACKER e g soa kim uu;n‘nd Rdward Bpratlin, 1}]“ e inx trains for Chicago :: WEST & FRITSCHER, Powder Co, Fairb onlon. Cormar | {Onlan--dam by Twombly borse f,‘,’",,',(:“,‘:,';'d ue. Prognant sows aro docked 40 1os. | plenic. bige; creams, sige: &l nger snaps, £0; | Geo, W. Joyee, adm'r. d s Lral Manufacturers of Fine Cigars. e | Messonger. Hie colts have provea him to be leave Omaha_at Union ] ) ) ‘“""‘“”':‘*"';:“‘:":‘"““‘““"' °" e ioNigror e 1 1 es mieor L";” yourcrosums or ouTarGE: Faclic depot *Hout aoa asa Wholgtt Erpas ot ugpon Noew | CHURCHILL Pmlf co., Vi ke e tonec A tho, CORNER O ve Stock Notes, oot 5 {ci mirror gloss, i3 LIC notice is hereby given thut in pursu- | Pierce streets. e D 71t Cattle steady. fin\e- corn. 1 165-,‘, Kingelord's corn, 1 1, E ancoqud by virtio of b deer red in tiogm :',,T?,:.’:"ef ;“mlf”' “z:,,_"ll_,f",“‘f’;‘ AWENTY DOL All mares not prov oo Simsha: Setunmanis 7o: Kingsford's gloss, 1 1b, 7e: Kin }om, the above cause,on the 17 t F 10:00 pm atCo's Gooas. T Lart O maha, Neb, ingewith zonl may be returced next year. Ll arkes, E10s, 01b, Tige: Kingaford's pure 1ib: Ses I, Ellis L. pecial Master i : 3 e Hogs close lower. N s be reudy to show Maine Ham’ SMITH & CO, - Kingsford's pure, 8 Ib, 5i4c; Kingsfords § . A. L. STRANG CO,, of his cOlLs At GNY LC Lo persons wishing Lo sco Swift & Co. bought twelve loads of cattle. | bulk, 4c. the forc ti R Dry Goods, Farnishing Goods & utlonn ” AS.40. Rirk's savon imperial. 8370 e RS i AR st Pumps, Pipes and Engines, gra Jobu Quinn, Wood River, was in and | SOAFY pe 1102.8nd 1104 Douglas. cor. i 8t.. Omal b, w..,,'_' H ol 8 “““"“"“‘“A. .ma|___ LOUIS A. KYLE, Owner. _ i door of the United States court. house wnd miarketed a load of cattle, Kin ::laa"x‘:'et'.(&ur Kirk 8 standard, 85057 n'mru'“bm'lllf:ng, in' ety of “}mlm.”.tk'i'i'.u‘.;.:f:} TTeave v | =———— v Railway and Milling & H. Shinstock, West Point, was in with a A 420 ® | Soubiy, st AGG CTALICE OF SIORFAANE. SOLAY )NNECTING LINES Transfer Tra - lond of citle, Which sord on the markek. | A7 $405, dome, ®L66:" washboard, $810¢ | ayeion o' tolowing descrived propere, - | 90 depot | depot | e fiors:Aleomo U. 5. WIND FNGIN and PUMP ‘ fJn l'-"ll\;llfl ‘l':plll‘lon e Inl w‘m\ Y load 4 — South ¥ .‘:( southoast i, and n!urlhw:n 4 ot O RL&EP, | and Jobbers of Wi i 5 1.9 uf hogw. e is feeding 17 ead of southeast %, and southwest i, of nort it i, 3 e . ] $ saftio on Osnsval Naskets Seotion No. twenty-seven (+7), township No. ong | All Trains run Daily, WILL((::)”fi{::{‘?I‘,‘F‘“;z?e’%’O’.LLE £ Batigay wind | :ll!u pufl- '."“m?'f," Suvplien 'um lum Nu $1.00; Yl‘l‘-'1":'.5."rmfl"':'ms:'n\l-"\5. N m"m" 1 esea fn it s L ol L B | mpo a and Liquors. samak, Omabe. | B K, ilon, Maoager. live stock commission dealers of | conch extra, ) AR SQRGYE ear's din Bit A, U. 8. DEPOSITORY. Felephone No. 110. Clilcazo and Omaha, wie at. the yards. 1o | ser xir, 817 Moo llfillum. "mclr*..'ulilw:'é?m{‘}.hm.»ry‘ C. & N. W, O AITA, WERRASIZA was on his way home from Cheyenue. exirs g5 3.50% wd tinish, P 9; 115 : —— L. D. Houues, Solieitor for Compiainant. | Alltrains run daily..... { g | 95 — — ey E. H. Cowles, Gibbon, was in and mar- | $1.50 "mar Bapi- 1 ik Safes, Ete, Capital. .. $500,000 koted 170 head of corn-fed western cattle, his HEAVY HARDWARE—Iron, rate $2.80; | ———— - e R - -~ pore -~ | Surplus.... 100,000 owi foeding. Which topped the market. ‘Che | plowsteels t,35q0 crucible steel, h)(c. Notice to Contractors. C.B.&Q. o APt i . BOYER & CO., P 4 Loe0s ) cattle were bought hera Jast full as 1 t tools, 2@1%; wagon spokes, EALED I 1 b ived at the | All trains run daily.... 4§ | L3, CArsON, s enders, ::oofi !5“38":0:?; c:e:“ hi LB Phoes s‘um.‘; nr‘:mg:::‘:("‘vi:‘;;;' nrjh?fif&? o'(“l::ll\: * # THE UNIO Y > wed dry, u X cation of the School Dist . 3 oMARA '“0.“"‘5"‘3 MARRETH . ‘.'n\e T‘m;{u ”"-.‘l Deltl lg.lfil@dc count otmlfivuxln.tfln cu:keo?:;l(;h::n‘k; Alllcl. M;:Z:HP. 3 8, |"nAn Omaba. Neb. Macbinery and = o'el m. 0 7, fosnss 1 Friday, April 8. :,;:,:,r,;}:ms'z_m v teoth 4! | for the orectlon Of a two-sory twelve-roon ralns run dally..... { O piies'for Maciao g et el General Produce. ring 'steel, T@%; Burdun!l horse shoes, Thefollorwing prices are for round lots of 5 Burden’s mule t'wM 8575, Barbed produce, as soid on the market to-ctay. 00 per 100 Burren--Thero has been very little change steel nails, §2.0) tiers and Wire Work "“’ Sypes & "““" ln lhe situation in the butter market aince a o Work, 03 Ilumtl!maar. 'x |w Toard reservos the right to reject any or W. Si w. lmuu-x, D. 8. Barurae mahay mb, s, 8! . halt & A " &P | 2 » FSTARLIAED 1375 Viee- P 3 - ook axo. The racelpts continye very. light §100: o patt Kewn, sire; iy Srier of the Board of Education. Annlisrudaly 4 s pm) OMAIA ELEVATOR and G 1t AIN G Ahe bulk af'the m\flp“ (. very paoy om eet, 5. 1.ead bar, 818 miitat CHAKLES CONOY ER, Secretary. COMPANY, pogr, aunlity ead, Te; French zing, | - - GHARLES COROY U, i P, " 'A. DISBROW & CO., and & considerable ‘portion of the 2 pv \ Jobbers and bton:rs ot Grain. ek b S| RVEYORS. Omban Neb. Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldinw, Offices, South Omsha, Room 5, Hunts Bulldipgou N Sovatary. c. & , Bilders, | OEON.GATES W.B.SLAUGHTER Amxflnunn aaily. . 7:058 m| 9 Paca Comes I el boor shape that Tt has | 3. 1 o GATES & SLAUGHTER 6:25p in| 8 BIpments »° 11411t 11 31t veaatlon E»Inwln nl a dludvnnuu. hero. 18 an mpbiack, unllmu'y ot a . guaranteed.’ Neb. ol fancy butter that sells ' s R 'I‘ 'I' I — e e Branch office, 13Lb and Jaard . Hoom 8. ovar Commers ul National Bank above thl Juotatio fong eiven below. hoice sultrauwaric, 1o vandy K EAL ESTA E) il b venai e e AT al otiow or Furnitu " 9 BOHN MANUFACTURING CO, ber. um| W, 4 ¥ood, 14@i6c; com- L umbes. burnl. 4o “’..,'.‘ 0} one week ending April 11th, &% 4 0'clock p. 1, "Es i AR S DOCTOR Jo . Taris Attorneys and Notaries. 4 Jiad i o 125 eanne o s i e~ for streat signs, cach bid 1o bo Aocompanied by {.‘ on l s W 1 I ‘Wood Finish s boen Y JRoticeabl i“" ] bt "x':“‘: S hed Taavonwort Bla Ofce, 141 na I'l here Yo L your property with us. t lln nll in the receipts $ during uw vermill \6riCAD, ‘inaian fleonv-rnncfluu dpecialty. T'w city reserves the rigi uu re)ect any or all Dast fw days. Shippers bought up the. sur- iraw'and | 1035, 14th st., Koom No. 4, Omaha, Neb 4: & ENTARD, Oty Chark: Residence, 20t and Culifornin St Brown Horse 1635 hands high and weighs 1,% m ot Omaba. Neb.__ | o e, cash At time of serrice; 1 SBATI Al * First Nafional Bank meal. \\%{.‘i‘ “'ood‘ of Chicago, of the firm of ...}'.,‘“.1‘.‘,:“’.,‘,’ Tol8, per galions ""“' 5 ";915,,;"4 ULIC Agents !ur Hall's Safe & LoLk (,o ! Herman Kountze, President. ILE CO., Li John A, Creighton, Vice-President, F. H. Dayis, Cashier, W. H. Moguuu:r. Asst, - C:uhler. 1 Omaha Safe Works, b seen at tho office of Liets & Lntenser, archi- tExeept Mondu. _ 'suspm b s o = {urermof Fire and Rarglar Proofates, ¥ BOARDT. T M3YER brick school building to be erectéd on the south- 3 S west corner of 2Sth and Webster streets, in ac- WK C St &C. B, cordance, with plans and specifications to be Except Saturday, ELEVATORS. G. ANDREEFN, DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furuiture, ¥aroam st.. Omaba, Neb,