Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 9, 1887, Page 7

FINANCIAL, NEw Yonrk, May 7.—([Speelal Telogram to the BrE.|—SToCKs,~There was very lit- tle of significance in the stock markes until the bank statement came out to-day. St Paul preferred surprised traders with a sharp advance of 1' per cent, and was more active than it has been for a lonz time. The point on it was that a clique of rich Chieago over- ators had been buying it on the theory that it ‘was the cheapest 7 per eent stock on the lisg, and they were credited with the intention of manipulating a 10 per cent advance in it Wabash was another bull ecard. Gould brokers were large buyers of it and advised their friends that it was certain to have a big boom. New England was rather weak. Ob- serving buyers, however, claim that the bu ng was by the best class of people. The bank statement showed a decrease of $2,600,- 000 in reserve and was the signal for a drive at the market by the bears, The whole list was sold down a fraction, Missouri Pacific being the lowest stock on the list. Contrary to ex- pectations, however, the market rallied after the drop, quickly leaving a little profit to short sellers, The cause of the heavy de- crease in the bank statement was alleged to be heavy withdrawals by the Chicago banks in consequence of Chicago becoming a a reserve city. The feeling on grangers con- tinued to be very bullish, and Chicago was a large buyer ot Northwestern & St. Paul pre- ferred, taking large blocks of tha latter at the top prices of the day. At noon the market was steady, the sales to that hour ageregating 86,000 shares. In the last hour the market was characterized by a drop more or less general in prices throughout the list. North- western was sold down nearly 1 per cent and 8t. Paul preferred broke on offerings of long stock bought some days ago. Fancy stocks were all weak, Lake Erie & Western selling down to the lowest point reached in several weeks. ‘The market closed very soft atabout the lowest point of the day. The total sales were about 200,000 shares. GovERNMENTS—Government bonds were dull but steady. YESTERDAY’S QUOTATIONS. 1C. & N. W. do preferres Y. C Canada South’ n Central Pacilic.. Chicago & Alton. D. do preferred \l’ullnmn l al.Car. Nu 147)‘ Reading... 6% Rock lnlmldp. . 1:55;3 it ot profeced; g a8 Pacific.... 501y EY An, Fnuy at 4@7 per cent; closed offered at 4 per cent. Pl‘(lllz MERCANTILE PAPER —5@6 per oen RLING ExcHANGE—Dull but steady ST at 4301 for sixty day bills, 84873 for demand. PRODUCE MA RKHKT. Chicago, ay T.—Following quota- tions are lhb‘ 2 closing tigures: v and firm; winter wheat @400 southern, $4,10@4.20; Wisconsin, — $4.20@ Michigan sort sprine wheat, SL.AK-M.HU Mipnesota bakers, $U.70@4.50; patents, $4.50@4.80; low grades, $L05@2.95: rve flour, quiet av $3,25@3.40; in #acks and barrels, 83(@5.70, Wheat— ions within narrow Hmll%' m 34 ket opened @!4e higher and lower for June and July; cash, y, 54 13-160. e session ; opened a terday cash, 883-16¢c; June, :g(?m lower; cash, shade firmer than y ie'fl.l'nlny, July, 41 5-16e. Oats—Dull, weak and 203c; June, 271 Rye—Dull al 56 Barley- ‘(nmimfl at 57, Timothy Seed—Prime, $1.67. Flax Seed—81.07%4, Whisky—81.10, Pork—Dull and ‘?nlr'.. with |m material change; cash and June, $23, 3,50, Lard-Dull, easy_and ke low er; cash, SA )8TLE(@0.85; .Jnnc.ww(go 2355 Jllly.SOW}‘ 7.00. lh||k Meats—Shoulders, $5.00@6.00; short @7.95; short ribs, 'nMKvfl A2 full cream cneddnrn. 21¢(213¢; young Americas, 3 skims, S@se. Yirm at 101c. Hides—-Unchanged ;heavy green salted 7i{c: light do, 73{@! salted bull hid salted calf,5e; dry flint, 12@ 13@1des dwu‘nnl. 40c each ; dry salte Tallow—U lwhmmed \u.lwunlr,v. 4c; No. 2,814c; cake, 4}c. Shlpmenu 20,000 53,000 839,000 49,000 3,000 11,000 Flour, bbls.... Wheat, b an\‘. gu a Rye, bu. Barley, Cca 85! u l.om—\wuly. cnsll, 3614@574c; uu‘w_s'“dy cash and May, 28¢; Pork—Dull; new, $18.00, Lard—Nominally at 3670, Whisky—Lower at $1.05, Butter—Easy: creamery, 20@22c; dairy, May 7.—Wheat—Strong; de- holders offer sparingly; Cali- fornia No. 1, nothing offering; rea western Sprin o' i per cental; do winter, 78 4d@7is 6d pe Corn—F (Iulllll‘ld fair; new mixed western, 48 2d per eental. Noew Orleans, Ma) ;.—Com—llnchunged. mixed, 50c; yellow, 5ie; white, 52c. Oats—rasier at $7@sTige. Cornmeal —Firmer at §2.85. Hog Products—Unchan, Lard—Relined tierce $7.00, Bulk Meats—Shoulders, $3.50; long clear and clear ribs, 88.021¢, New York, M; 7—Wheul I{ocflpt 8§7,000; exports, 47,000 ;ft and options }@1e, lower, clmumbnu y xm:ndy at nearly bottom rates ungraded , Sic@ $1. wt. \o dred, Wige: No, 1, ml. 90)(9. No. 2, 9614 in elevator, 07){c free on board June closing at ke, Corn—Receipts, &5,000; ox| m 2,400 l L@ige and options 5.@ (N\er eluu Steady: ungraded, 450 Sobo: ‘Mo 48ig 494" in elevator, 50%.0 dulhmd. June, (“futl-llrnlptu. 23,0005 exports, 27 mixed western, 70; white B8@de. Petrolenm—Steady ; United closed at 66X5¢. lulk uiet, steady and unchanged; old @16,00; new mess, $17.00, o l:llnl——llllll and lower; western steam, spot, June, June, l'\n—Qu\m nnll generally steady; west- Crln,. fresh, 213% ¢, ‘l‘fr»—umu und barely steady; western, sgnemo—Qu\c! and unchanged. -Innolpul(l. May 'l—\VI\l‘M. Woak: N llu\rnl d May, Wic: June, 8le: July, : No. 1 nnnln-rn. e for eash and ) .n\. rc for J i 81e for July; No. 2 norther TSe tor July on *track: > No. 1 northiern, 9¢; No. 2 northern, ‘&l"lnur ~Firm; patents, $4.40@4.50 Kr\‘mnl-o ~Wheat, §2,500 by Shipments—\W heat, = ; flour, 15000 bbls, ul-ci-nnll. May 7.—Wheat—Scarce and red, Strong aud 1n good demand; No. 2 mixed, 44igc. No. 2 mixed, 0. 2, 64ig s« mmm I-.n-y and unchanged; 5: lard, $0. hlsk)’-—.hll\u and firm at §1.05, Milwaukee, May 1.—\Vnum«|n~u‘|. eash, S2ige: June, N}.c Jn y. (N Corn—Firm and nom Oats—Strong; \IL'-‘ WIII Rye—Steady Barley—Weak; N Provisions—Easie pork, er. May, $18.00, IaIVI STOCK. Unicago, May 7.~The Drovers’ Jour- Bal re) as follow ipis, 1,000; steady; shipping steers, $4.00@4.6%; stockers and feeders, $2.75@4.25: cows, 'bulls and mixed, $2.00 (44“7 hu!k £2,70@3.! um nmdy, rough and 00 packing d _shippin 5 light, Ro‘o@- 305 skips, Ja. 3 Shn»n—)lnnlpu, £4.00@5.00; shorn, 3003555 lambs, $1. Nationsl Stock rds, Kast St Louts, | May attle—Receipts, 400; shipments, %00; market strone and steady: choice heavy S4.00005 Imr 10 £ood Shipping steers, §4.¥24.55; butchers' steers, fair to rth!. £8.5044.50; feeders, falr to good, 81 IHogs—Receipts, 1,000; shipments, 2000; market steady: e¢hoice heavy and butchers' ctions, $5.405.50; packing, fair to good, $5.20@5.55; Yorkers, medium to prime, $5.00 @515 pigs, common to good, $4.40@4.%0, Kansas Oity, May 7.—Cattle—Recelpts, 1,%00; shipments, 1.000: market a_shade stronger for light shipping cows, stockers and feeders; common to choiee shipping, toc $2.0025.2; feeding @3, Hows—Receipta, 6,000: shipments, 1,000: market opened steady. closed weak at ba@10 lower: eommon to cholw. 84.005.15; sKips and pigs, §2.50&1.50. wooled, Texans, OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Saturday, May 7. Cattle, The receipts of cattle m-my were fair for the last day of the week. ‘T'here were very few good corn-fed cattle in that were suita- ble for the dressed beef trade. ‘I'he market ‘was at least 5¢ higher than yesterday. Hogs. The receipts of hozs were the same as yes- terday. The market opened active at an ad- vance of balOc aud the hogs were all sold at an eacly hour, Sheep. ‘There were a few in, but the market was dragging. Recelpts, Prevailing Prices. Showing the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this market: , 1300 t0 1500 1bs.. 1100 to 1350 Ibs Fat little steer 900 to 1050 1bs Extra choice cows and heifers Good to choice corn-fed cows. Choice sheep, 90 to 120 1bs Representative Sales. BTEERS, A Shk. Pl’ ‘{o. Av. 07 b Ly 6 Shk, Pr. 6)....238 S0 §4.95 o6 118822z . Live Stock Sold. Showing the number of cattle and hogs bought by the leading buyers on to-day’s market: HOGS, Anglo-American Packing Co. G. H. Hammond & Co. T. J. Lipton Clarke Bros. CATTL] G. H. Hammond & Co. Lofllnnn & Conklin All sales of stock 1n_this market are made rewt. live weight unless otherwise stated. Eul hogs sell at 3¢ per Ib. for all weights, “Skins,” or hogs Weighing less than 100 Ibs, novalue. Pregnant sows are docked 40 lbs, and stags 80 1bs, by the public inspector. Live Stock Notes. Cattle higher. A few sheep sold. Hogs 5@10c stronger. A good market for Saturday, Dr. C. Frost, Princeton, Neb., was looking over the yards. ] A. M. Templin, Chapman, was here with two loads of cattle. George Varns, Missouri Valley, was in and marketed a load of hogs. Messrs. Bell and Williams, Idu Grove, Ia., ware among the visitors at the vards. Will Hayward, Crowell, a well known shipper, was in looking over the market. James Danley, a well known shipper from Ashland and a’‘member of the Live Stock Shi oars Association, stopped off at the yards on his way back from Chicago. Thomas Harris, Central _City, was In with & load of cattle, two loads of hogs and a load of sheep. One load of hogs topped the mar- ket at $5. One of the largest commission men at the yards, both in amount of business transacted and physieal development, came out the other morning resplendent in a new spring suit, He was as happy as a boy with a new top until he caught sight of his bitterest rival in business wearing a new suit exactly like his own. There is a good opportunity for some one to buy. a cheap second-hand suit, as good as new. OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS General Produce. Saturday, May 7. Thefollowwng prices are for roundl ots of produce, as sola on the markes to-aay. Ea 6s—The market is steady at 10" BurrTer— There {8 an oceasional package of fancy butter that sells above the quotations given below. Chice coumrv, 1@16¢; fairto good, 10@12¢; common, Cukesk—Full cream che 1 tlats, lwln; 14450 s,single, 14 X oung Aumwmeri- AVE PoULTRY—Chicken: ouu Gase—Ducks, mallard, I»r d 239 ducks, teal, per duz, 31,50 mixea, geese, per doz, 83.00@! 3 prr dol. $2.00; snipe, per doz, SLA, lover o, PorATOES~Home grown, small lots, from store, 70@N0e; new potatoes, per bbl,’ $4.50 nw»fl .Jurs;g $5.50; sweet southern gueen, r bl § Der b, §4.5045.00; PO NroNs—0ia ontons, very little on_ the rnew southern per bul, $ CapiAGrE—There 15 mmkeL New California stock sells at 8@ pinach, per 50: ton onions, per dozen bunch per dozen bunch 2 -m plant, per Ib, per doz, t0c; cucumbers, ock.75(@$1.00: good elean country, medium, hand m.kn-u $1.40.@1.%0; hand picked, navy, $1.50a@1.60 Provistons—Ham, breakfast bacon, rib. 10!5¢: breakfast bacon, plain, lle dry salt sides, Slg@sdse;drie -n»l regular, 10 @lles dried beer, ham pie ard, 50-1b bum Fairba, |k- Tigc; 10-1b ‘airbanks, Tige} b us, Falbanks, th u\nl. Fairbanks, 8 Messina, choice, per box, $4.50 OnANGEs—California, Los Angeles, 00 iterranean sweets, ina imperial, fancy, 550; San , sinzle box lots, §3.00; San Gabriel, 5 box lots, §2.85. SrRAWBEREIES—The receipts are liberal d n’n; wnkut lower, Cloice stock, per THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY. MAY 9, 1887 General Markots. VAlumn:u—B-nel\ per galion; rurnk wrgh extra, fur Now 1, $1.00; extra, ‘L« mnrh. ), 1, n.so' Da mr. ntn, F tum, 8e: Shellac, nw. nud oll finish, Dry PAINT—Whyte lead, 12: Parls whiting, 2'5c #¢c; whiting, com'l, 1'gc; Iampblack, Ger- manstown, 1% Iampbia ordinary, sej Lultramarine, 1oe; vandyK- , French zine, alenna, raw, L, I nrll n. vermillion Tawand butnt mber, 1 B cans. i burnt sienna, 13 fined llmphlnck black, 16c: drop biack, 16¢; Prussian biua, wo ultramarine blleh 18¢; chrome ¢roen. L., . & . 16c; bllndlnduhunar revn L., M , 1 lnru Kreen, 1s¢; enetial red. fe; Tuscan, vermllilnn. & D, 2c: yenuw ncnre. 2¢; L, 5{ . fln ..mrc 'imdllorf:‘im 16c: patany rver, &raining color, ‘ o walnit, chestnut and ash, e ok 48Tk oak, DRUGS AND UHEMICAL s.—Aa a carbolie, (Ve meid tartarie, 52; balsam copaiba, per , Je: bark sassafras, per B, 10c; calomel, et B, T8, chinchonidia, per 07, 40¢; chloro! rm, B, “0c; Dover's powders, per b, B, Zlge; giycerine, pure, pel lead, act per b, Llc; oll, castor, No perg-l., $1.0U; 0il eastol No. 2, per gl !I 40, 0il olive, per gal, §1 oil orivannum, opium, $1.507 quinine, P. & W.and K. &8, per_ oz e; potassium lo':!\dr- pnrllh 30;'sallein, per oy 40)c; sul- ‘phate morphine, per oz, i sulbh D.4c: strychnine. per oz, § Eeld PANTS 1IN OF . Oraans, l‘ 6lc; white lead, I ey Mas seilles, green, 1 runcu zxm. green geal, 12¢ inc, i varnjsh \ 20et vermillion, English, " in oil, ¢ red, 10¢: Tose pink, ite; Venetian red, C , 2ijc; Venetian red, Americau, d, Tige: chrome yellow, genuine, ellow, K, 12 ochre, rochelle. ochre, French, 2%c: ochre, American, 1i0; ‘Winter's mineral, 2ige: 1,enigh hrown, c; Spanish brown, 2%c; trince’s mineral, 5ig@te; green drv ealt, 9@loc; damaged ides, Primo white, c: y ,““""7"“'",, St €llo 2 ¢ 2. Sheep Pelts oo o Wit SPIRITS—Colozne spirita. 188 proof, 81 do 101 proof, $1.1:; spirits, second quality, 101 proof, $1.1°: do 19 proof, 8L 4 Aleohol, 188 proor, $2.10 per wine zallon. Redistilied whiskies; $1.002150. Gin, blended 5@ £.00: Kentueky bourbons, ' y.lmmm)u Ken- tucky and Pennsylvania ryes, $2.00, 505 Golden, Sheat bourbon and 1y “Whiskles, $1.%0@.0, Bh\ndlou. |mporwd £5,00@8.50 doniestic, $1.50@3,00. ' Gins, imported, 94,5 @8.00; domestic, u .00, Champagnes im rtul. ner cnw. u\ 00£33.00; American, case. §10.00@16 HEAVY HAmku tron, rata $2.8); plow steelsnectalicast, 4! ¢ ier ucible stoel, 561 east tools, “.\mn»ruku per $2.00¢ h-llmw i raw and vandyke brown, 1%; re- nmu—(imon butehers, cured, 7e: dry flint, T1@12c; green ealf skluq e} two-thirds pric wedges, 6c: crowbar: rrow teeth, e, shring steol. T en’s horso Shoos: .35 ; Burden’s n Barbed w e, In car lnl‘. N 00 per 100 Tbs. Nalls, TAtes, 10 to $5.00: steel nails, §2. 0. Shot, 81, Imck«hol !luv Hazard powder, {wfl. b 0 i o, hal€ kfzfl o} do. quarter eys, $1.50; blasting, kegs, §2.101 fuse, per 19 feet. 65c. Lead bar. 81% ¢ Grocer's List. Preknes—Medium, in bbls, $200: do, In half bbls, $ i small, in bbls, €0.00; do, in gherkins, in bbls, $10.00; do, ARG white extra ( low C, 47;(@4] vilered, 67¢ueie. boPncv —Ordinary grades, 17 prime.1 iy ciie; choice, 1 @1 ge; flnl.‘y green and vellow. L@ le: old eov- ernment Java, 20@2c; interior Jaya, 16i4@ 2 kle's *roasted 224°03 Molmugmm XXXN roasied,2:4{c; Dllwnr!h 2 + Red Cross, 22 ors,standard, per case, (e strawberries, 2 1b, x”,q,. 305 raspoerries, 2 b, er cas $2. 5 9,103 Califor: nia pears. .5 prlwm, er cass, Deaches, Do case $5.00; white cher- por case, . per case, $3.3); ey DOT case, Bhi>i gzg plums, 2 Ib, 4 piueapoles, 3 ip, per case per doz, ¥1.40; 11b salmmon, per dar 3130 21p, goose- berries, rom- S1.75; 3 Ib string beans, por ease, $1 b limaboans, per case, 2 ]b mar wfnpmu per case, . nrly Juna DOAS, per case, :* toe: 0(@2, 0:3 [b.corn 82, OREs—Der caddie, $1.70: mule square, $1.20. ’!Ymrr—‘!o 70, 4galion kegs, $1.24@1.10% New l)rlemu er zallon 38@40c; maple syrup, half bbls, “old time,” per gallon, T0e; 1 lon eans, m-r doz, $10.00; wer doz, 85.50; quart can Tonscoo-i -t um. extia C (D act et loat, 65(@6%c; @lse fair ar, robin ruft, 16; Piver-ewdsick, 6) 1xed, S@1le: lhek. 8l4@9%c. —Garneaw’s soda, butter and creams, 8'4e; ginger snaps, 8ige; Mirror gloss. 1 1b, 6e: mirror 38, 3 b, 5%ci mirror gloss, 6lb, 63jc; Graves eorn, 110,6'5e; Kingsford’s corn, 1 1o, 7e: Kingsford’s gloss, 1 tb. 7c: Kingsford's 21083, 0 1b. Tige: Kinzsford's pure 11b. Sige; l»;mzs‘fct‘:rdg pure, 3 Ib, 5gc; Kingsfords bulk, Soaps—Kirk’s savon imperlal, 82 Kirks satinet. $3.00; Kirk s standard, $3.0° J\lrk s white [tussian, $4.00: Kirk's' whito: p, $6.50; dome, 8$3.85; washboard, $3.10; White cioud. $8.75. 7.50 M\IN 50/18 M‘w 50 BOARDS, \n l 4‘\1'lm.l‘&lll BIDING. e 1st eom., 3 in White I'Im- ling. Clear, % in. Norway Pine Ceiling.. FLOORING, A 8 tneh, white pine. 4 l:: W oow * (Sel Fen'g). STOCK BOARDS, Al2Inchs. 1s, G No. 1, com, 12 in 8, 1's., 7 rIY 1stand 24, clear, 1 34, clear, 1 inch, s, Bseleer, 1ineh, s, 3 8 POSTS, White Cedar, 6 lu. 53 Quiney white lin e (b\.x; ALmII cewent. . alr 2e; 9 in.qrs.. 110 8100 165 """ l AP, 4 o 1 vlain, sand 10 n and 10n. Grade Ordinance No. 69. N_Ordinance establishing the grade of 1Tth street from the south line of Hart- & addition to Castoliar strust, in the city ha ey ordained by the City Council of the City of Omaha: Section 1. The grade of 17th street from the south | > of Hartian's nddition, in ti th o beink uniform fincs Letween the points speci tlevation Blevation { E.curb. of W. South line of Hurllmum- addition N 210, North curb of South curb of Center st North curb of Dorcas South curb of Dorens st North curb of Martha st South ourb of Martha st. .. 155.0 Nortn curb of Castellar st....1w.0 m?n’l Th(ll m:‘l:’an;le :h-ll tllt sflofl #nd be in force from and aftor its passage. Passed April | s 'slo. rlf:g ‘{'l-. Prutdnt City Coaneil. 3 OTRARD, Oy Oleete 897, Approved A) A e Auus B. Bovp, Mayoe, 15 N0 ..180.0 185 whiting, gilders, | R. i | Denot 10th and 120*" coach biack and ivory | | MISSOURI PACIFIC. THE RAILWAY JWE TABLES, oMA Atrive | Leave | Omaha Omaha U ——v UNION PACIFIC, | | Depot 10th and Pierce sts. | Pacitic Express .. 7:50 am 8:20 pm | ) pm 10355 am | Denver Express. 5 0am 5:05 pu | TB&M, ac Mailand Express.. Night Express Mail and Express. Chieago Expre Expross, ), St. P. M. & ( llu;m( 15th and Wi ubmr sL Sioux City Expres Bancroft Express. Blair Passencer, *Except Sunday h.-pm 15th and Webster st. o \IL,h( 2 Lincoln i nuM 1Y TRAL Running between Couneil Bluffsand South In addition to the stations men- | tioned, trains stop at Twentiethand Tywenty- fourth 'streets, and at Sumnit, In Onialia. Westward, Omaha. Shicel’ys| Stock Yards, 6:85 C()(,\(‘IIA BLUFFS, Arrive CONNECTL\G LIN “Teave ‘Transter depot CRL&I.: All Trains run Daily. C. & N W, Alltrains run daily. .. {* C.B.&Q All trains run daily. C.I& St. P, All trains run daily. 7:05am 9: am 6:25pm 8:50pm OCEAN STEAMEBS. SC &P Alltralns run gafly. ... 2 e Comneil Blufls And- Chicazo The only road to take for Des Moines Mar shailtown, Cedar Rapids, C} r0, Milwaiikee nud all points orst. To the 16 ,of Nebrasia, Coloraio, “Wyoming, Utah o, Nevada, Orozon, Washington and Cul fornin, it oflars superior wdvantages not po ble by wny other line, ‘Amony & few of the NUMerous points of su- feriority enjoyed by tho patrons of this rond etwoen Omaiin and Chicako, are its two traing aduy of DAY COACHES, which are the finest that humen art and invenuity can create. | Its PALACE SUEED] which are models »mfort and mgnm PARLOR DEAW- N RO AR S e e by ny, and its widely celebrate IAL'\TI,\I. I Nl\ht ARS the equal of which eannot be found elsewhora At Councll Bluffs tho rrains of the Unlon Pucifi By, conneet in Unian Depot with those of thy ioago & Northweatern Ly o Chicheo the {rina o this line maks close connection with those of all eastern lines, For Detroit, Columbus, Tndiannpolis, Cinein. nati, Niagara Falls, Buftalo, Pirtsburg, Toronto, Montrenl, Boston, Now Vork, Philadelphia, Baitimore, Washington nnd all points i the onst, ask for A tickot vin the *NORTHWESTRRY " If you wish t] ation. All ticket agents sell tickets via SR H. HUGHITT, P. ) Genl. Nln!.wd Eio I»nL Pase'r Agent W. M. BABCOCK, L R. BOLLES, - Western Agent, City Puss'r Agent, Nejraska. TEE CHICAGO SHORT LINE - ——OF THg— Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul 'y The Best Loute from Omaha and Council I“ ufs to THE RBAST Two Trains Daily Between Omaha, Coun. cil Bluffs Chicago, —AND— St. Paul, Minneupolis, Rock Island, Freeport, Ulinton, Dubugque, Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, Aud all other important roints Bust, Novtheast nd Southeast, .’.‘:5,‘"':“'1’..!“‘?“" call on the 'l':lcknlAnmnl I3 rnsm street, (n Paxton hotel Union Pactfle Dopor, + 0 Faxton hoteb, or ab Pullman Sieepers and the finest Dining Cars iptho world are run on the maia linos of the CnicAao, MILWAUKER & Br. PAUL and every Suention 1§ courteous em| Milwaukee, CedarRapids, Rockford, Davenport, oral Mansgor.” . |- AN, Assistant General Manager. " 'ARPENTER, éunfird Passenger and [RAYFORD, u-uuni Geaeral Pas- oket Ay J !.mu Goneral snnrlnnmu. [ PARLIN,OR | Manufacturer ni{‘flnlvunlmd Iron and Cornice. Dormer Window | Galvantzed rron Corniccs, ete, il n | THE flmaha Jobbers' Dluctory : Agricultural Implements. CHURCHILL PARKER, Wholesale Doaler in Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Crrringes and Am ieultural meh-mouts. l\u(.vnl RBre., \\’h |Inn|f. Om ha, hers of llnrdwnr«- and Nails, hoet lron, Bie. Agents for Howe Scalos, (1 MR Powdor (0., Omalia, Nob. DORF & MARTIN Wholesale Dealers in Agricultaral [mplements, ""A. HOSPF, JR., Artists’ Materials, Pianos and Organs, 1813 Dowgins Street, Omahn. Builders’ Hardware and sca/.' "HIMEBAUGIH & TA l'L()R, Builders’'Hardware & Seale Repair Shop Mechanice’ Tools and I!u“l 'ix;nl.. W06 Douglina st., AMERICAN HAND SEWED SHOE COMPANY, Manufacturers snd Wholesnlo Dealers In Boots and Shoes, late tock of Rubher Gonds alw 13th at., Omalia, Neb. A T. Au W. V. MORSE & CO. . Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, U1 Faroam st,, Omaha, Neb. Mnmru:luly. Summer Sl 0y LINDSEY ‘& Co, Wholesale Rubber Boots nnd Shoes Kubber nnd Oiled Clothing und Felt Boota and Shoos, Southeast Corner 14th and Dougias Com on hand Agont. Bur M. KEJ ’l L\' Yy Agt. for Anheuser-Bush Brewinr Ass'n cial Brands. Faust, Budweiser and Krianger. STORZ & ILER, Lager Beer Brewers, orth 13th Street, Omah: LOUIS HELLER, Butchers’' Tools and Supplies, 3ausago Custngs gt all Kinds aiwaysin stook. Jones at..Omnba 215 “Groceries, PAXTON, GALLAGHER & €O, Wholeulo Gmsrles lnd l’rnvlnlonu. 06, 07, McCORD, BRADY & Wholesale Grocers, '“,. and Lesvenworth sta, Omaha. CO,, W. J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron and Steel, | Bprings. \v;..m Sosk, Hardwars Lumber, ote. 138 d 1211 Haroey st., Omab EDNEY & GIBBON, Wholesile Iron and Steel, 4 Carriaga Wood Stock, Hoavy Hardwa 7wl 1205 Lenvenworth b, Oniaha, Nt T MILTON ROGERS & SO Stovoa. Ranges, Furnaces, Tiles, Mant! Hwfll 121 und 133 Farnam Iron Works, and Cast Iron Building Work, Tron Stairs, .lalml lnfl Girders, Stoam Enginos, Hrass ndry, MAchine and_ i b TWonT R ' I7eh oot Wrought ork, Work: Office an F. H. MCMANUS, LLIVAN. OMAHA WIRE & IRON WOERKS, Manufacturers of ire and Iron Railings, Desk Rnllu. Window Guards, Flower Stands, Wire Si 124 N. 16th, omur- by mail promptly attend O‘IAIIA I U‘IBFR LO-. Donlor . All Kinds ot Building Material at Wholessla, 13th Stroot and Union Paettie Track, Omaha. LOUIS BRADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, Kte. Yardu-Corner7th and Doug! VLW And Douglas ~ CHICAGO LUMBEE CO., Wholesale Lumber, 'C. N. DIETZ, Lumber. 13th and (“ifl!nln Ntrects, :’mnhl. Neb. FRED W. GRAY, L umber, Lime, Cement, Etc., Fte, Cor.6th and poug .. Omaha, Ned, Omaha Cofrve and Spice Mill Teas. Coffees, !svrn Bauking Powder, Fluvoring B tracts, Lalnary mue.nuh "‘,fi. 1414-16 Harp: ot, « Coffee uml Cotfee Roasters an of Uking Bt T owAm At OmmaBA. Nor Cornice. CORNICE WORKS, John Epencter, Prop. l)nfl'cv and 105 N, 10th - RUEMPING & BOLTE, Menutacturers of Ornamental Galvanized Cornices, Siylikht, cte. 4108, “WESTERN COENICE WORKS, C. Speeht, Prop. F‘nl-(-v.’nlml'mvefl Pat il & 1w Jobbers of (‘nrlahw, 0il Cloths, Rugs, street. S‘ 1. ORCHARD, Wholesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtain Gooll. E'& l‘\’l Farnam Street, i 0mchry nd Notions. W. L. WRIGHT, Agent for the Maiinfacturers and Importers of Crockery, ulassware, Lamps, Chtmneys, efe. Office, 317 South 13th st % mala, Nev. HOAGLAND, Lumber, HARVEY LUMBER CO., To Dealers Only. 1408 Farnam street, Omaha. CdAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumbes, ts and l'qu‘m’l hflnoflnu. 9th and Douglas Siinha: . W. om, Wood Cary JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, Wholcsale Lumber, Ete. Imported and American Portland Cement. State ‘Agent for Milwaukee l\‘i’ldrll“ (;n(;lmuulnnd Best iite Lime. " Li ve Stock. UA\I()A\'bl‘O('K YARD, LO.. Of Omaha. Limited. John ¥. Boyd, Superintordent, Live Stock Commission. M. BURKE & SONS, Live Stock Commission. Geo. Burke, Manager Union Stoek Yards, 8. (Ymuhu ’l.llph(m. 582, SAVAGE & GREEN, Live Stock Commission Merchants, Bhipments of uny and all kinds of Stock solieited. Union Stock Yards, Omaha, Neb. Millinery _and Notion 1. OBERFELDER & CO., Importors and Jobbers of Millinery and Notions, 1213 and 1215 Harney Styeet, Omaha, Neb. ‘and Storage. . A. HURLEY, Commission and Jobbing, Bytter, gysand Produce. Consignmonts solicited. Headaunrters for Stonewaro, Rerry Boxes and T Wasern. 14 Dodge siredt, Omal "~ PEYCKE BRO! Commission Merchants. Fruits, Produce and Provisions, Omaha, Neb, T "RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant. Bpociniies—Buiter, Eqgs, Cheoso, Ponlury i “tor 112 South_i4th str Wotions, J. . "KROBINSON NOTION CO., Wholesale Denlers in Notions and Furmsmng (‘oods. Iln and Ol\i B Tl‘nl T —————— Overalls. 'AAVFII"LD MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Mnnnmnmrers of Ovorulh. Jeans Panta, Shirts, Etc. 1102 and 1104 Dou (lus Stroet, Omahi, Neb. I’IEI‘I'JIA N & CO., Produce Commission Merchants, Poultry, Butier, Game. Fralte. etc. 220 8. Wb st mahh, C. F.GOODMAN, V. Pros, BRI, AND, 800, und Treas.” oMAIA LOAL. COKE & LIME COMPANY, Johbers of Hard and Soft Coal, 209 South T'hirteenth Street, Omaha, Neb, J. J. JOHNSON & CO., White Lime. Plaster, e ‘and Sawer Pipe. Farnam st., Omaha, Neb. Confectionery. I’apnr Bmua J. L. 'WILKIE, Mannfactarer of Paper Boxes, l.luh St., Umuba, Nebrasks. rders by Illlllll lisited and will recelve promps attension. Fr/nting. REES PRINTING ('OVI’AVY, Job Pyinters, Blank Book Makers, And Book Binders. 106 and 108 South Fourteenth etreet. Omaha, Neb WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION Auxiliary Publishers. Dealors n Typo Proasas and, Printers’ Supplies. 500 TP Tweltin Street. LY LINCOLN, NEB. Ten Maflroads, And more are coming. Trains Doily, Suruois wou BaRL 6L Ui P Stato University, Wesleyan University, State Caph tal Most of tho Business Lots have donblad fn price (8 the Iust 12 months. Aero-land, of the city ncrens: Taneoln s the in the 1ois have nverniia 10) per st Tor 1) yoars Tusines erall e oehanicay oL, ROLUIR Fich, A.J. CROPSEY & CO. Roo s Ri rds Block, eal Estate Agents & Loan Brokers Bluee for salo briok blooks, business lots. all Kinds ot 5,10, ), 40 ncre tracts MONEY QREF ERENCE: Natlon tov. Dr. C. ilom, 1ling “EVELYN COLLEGE. For young women, Princelon, N. . Prospectus, full particilars, sent onpe plu.\(on mx H, McElvaine, ~ Notice. ation of Mary A. Nankhart MATTERof appl for lquor li o, Notico is horeby given that Mary A. Bankhars did upon the 1 v ol Muy, A. D. 157, flle her applioation (0 the uiuyor and city council of Omahu, for liconse to soll malt, spiituous ud vinols liquors, at Vort Gmahag Omaha, Neb. e 11ty of April, 1857, £0 the' 10th dny Of April, 18 I there be no objoction, remonsirance oe » weeks from May Tthy S0 will bo grantod. Maty A BANKILART, Applicant. i, = Notice, TTER of application of Gross & Jenate schke forliquor license Notice is herchy given that Gross & Jenats schke did upon the 7th duy of May, A.D, 187, file their upplication to tho muyo; cll of Omulu, for lice E. Cor e watd, Omahn: Nob. from ¢ 1ith day of April, 1857, o the 10h day of Aprily 1t there he no objection. remonstrance or st lod within 1wo woeks from May Tth, 1857, tho suid icens will be grunted. HOSS & JENATSCHKE, Applicint J. B. Sournanp, City Clerk. (ET Notice, of Mike McTighe license, eby given that Mike MoTigh an Wpon U 20 duy Of Aprl, A. . ST, hlo hi application to tho mayor and city councli of Omaha, for license to_sell mult, spitituous and vinous' liquors, at street, Fitth wai Trom Do 1R day of Aprii, 1587, to the Hieh any of April, 1888y 1t there bo 1o’ objection, romonstranco or protost #lod within two woeks from April 20th, A, D, , 1857, the smid liconse will be granted, M1 ‘TiGiE, Applicant, J. B, SoUTHARD, luv Clo Wm7 Sewer Proposals, ALED proposals will bo re S ummmxnm until 11 o'clock a 1887, for the construction of sewe trict No. 45, aa per pinns and sy filo in tho office of the Board of Public Works. Proposals to be made on printed blauks furs mshed by the board, und to be accompanied - with u cortified check in the sum of £600.00, payable to the City of Omuhu 08 an cvidence of wood faith. Tho Board roserves the right to roject any of all bids or waive defects. J. E. HOUSE. Chairman Board of Public Works. Omaha. Neb., Aprii 28, 1857, a20-30m6-7 ity of ap= ting cortain private proporty and ds for tho use u{l o City of aha, for 0 ng Jones stroet from L and from 22nd strees iding for the appoints prosted freo-holders of i o Tespoot yoly, of the broporty tuken by, $uch appropriation. Be it ordained by the city counell of tho city of Omah: vetion'1. That it {& necossary, and is horoby deciared necessary, 1o appropriate certain private property and land 1or tho use of the f Omahi for the purpose of exton m 20th §troet (0 27th stre nd stroct 1o #ith treet, said. property and_land nocessary ‘for such pu situated In said eity of Omuha, an s follows, to-wits ich of tax lot Y and 10, In goc i ¢ to produce Trom Sith stront 10, Hin street,and from 22, stroet to 2ith streot. Scction 2. That tho mayor, with the ap provul of the City Councti, appoint threoe disine Torestad froonoldors of the City or Omah, to nasess the damnges to tho owners, respect] vely, of suid property and lands taken by such aps propriation. That this ordinanc) take efTecs Bection 4. and bo In forec from and aftor its passuge. "F. P. FAY & CO., Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of hunl,hllll‘)n':dl g 1211 Faruam St. " Cigars and Tobacco. MAX MEYER & CO. Guns end Ammunition, 102 Farnam WEST & FRITSCHER Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, And Wholennlo Dealers in Leat Tobaceo Wth street, Omuh. UM E. 8] MITH .l C Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods & Notions 1102 And 114 Douglns, eor. 1ith 8t Omahn, Neb. Distillers Jmporters LLE' ¥ 8 0f Liquors, Aleohol and Spirits. sud Joibers of Wi lvelulnllmm WILLOW SPRINGS DIS C0. and ILER & ('U., Iwporters and Jobbert of Fine Wines and Ligquors, 0T it moturers of Kenr Ay T B k 2 Tiarn Drain Tile, Etc A RBAU R Pres. nYoRD Sec.&Trans Slinsow, Vi Tén, ne pur l NION HYDRAULIC DRAIN TILE CO., Omatn. Neb. Michinery and BROWNELL & CO., Manunfacturers and Dealers in ngines, Boilers & General Machinery Bheet [ron work, Steamn Pumpr. Saw Mills, Acme Shafting, Dodge Wood split Pulloys, Beltin, L, Also wagons, serapers,and baleties, 12131 venworth st. Onmiaha RECTOR & WILHELMY TG, Wholesale Hardware. Western sgents for Jefferson Kieel N Austio Powder Co, Fairb: 10th Corner CHURCHILL PU )ll' Co,, ‘Wholesale Pumps. l lpv. leuz Btoym nnd W U. 8. "'LVI) ENGINE and PUMP COMPANY. Baliaday Wing y'n‘x‘.’m.’?.}“fi’f\-r"d Water fl!lpgdlu. s & phon, " A. L. STRANG CO,, Pumps, Pipes and Engines, Bteam, \ water, Rail . Eto, 20, 22800 924 F Sares, Etc. . BOYER & 1,0., Agenu mr Hall's Safe & Lock Co,8’ Fire and Burg ar Proof Safos, ‘Time Tocks, Vaulte and Juil V v bt Omaha, Neb. TELEVATORS D. 8 Bannrr Vioe P | oMADA LLF VA 1‘01‘ and GRAIN COMPANY, Jobberu d Bwrfirs ot Guln. hipmeni« g Y U\lnrnn'n Omhan Furmmru D EWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, Faroam st.. Owaha, Neb, T CWARLES SHIVERICK, Furniture, Bedding, Upholstery, Mirvors, ete. 16,1208 and 1200 Farnam st., Owaha, '« ANDREE. Omaha Safe Works, Mgnufacturersof Fy JfEnfon, Vaulh 5 Work. | Cor. Nb, “Sash, Doors, Etc. “M. A, DISEROW & CO., Wholesale Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mo 1hl|n¢s. Branch office, 121 and izard sts., Neh, BOHN MANUFACTURING CO., Manufacturers, of Sash, Doors, Blinds, lould'ngs.Stair Work and Interior [iard Wood Kinish bt (A Leavenwo:tli Sta., Omabs, Nev. Ordinunce No. 1324, AR, Ordinunc tuin additionad water hy y of Omith. n.(;)u nlmnmu by the city councii of the city ot b : Kection 1, That the City Water Works Com= pany bo, and the same is hereby ordered, to place additional wator hydrants in the City of Omuha 18 follows: One at e corner of fth and corner of 28th nn kson streets, dinanee shall tnke effoct 1BILer ItS pussago. rnam stroets, ¢ cily of Omah neil of the vity of Paving Districts Nos. 113, 114, 115, v creuted i the city of Omahas i m Distrier No. 113 <hall come vise and include sl that purt of Nicholas stroet ying between 12th strect and (oth stroet, and all lots wnd roal esiato within said lmiis of N t from Omuha. Soetion prise and Iying hetw of said 10tn street, and o ot street back ndistunce of 124 feet Choslde of said stroet Sectiond, Paving Distric prise and include nll that ying | from ot No. 115 shall coms art of ih street weon the south side of Patrick nyenue and s of Emmet stre nd_ull loty und r tiute with, of ith stroet buok depth of 152 feet on each side of suid 24th stroet, Scetion 5. Pavine District No, 118 shall come priso and mclude ull that part of Wirt streef on the west line “4th streot, and all lots 1 auid imits of muid Wirt st ¥ 123 oot on ench slde of s Section 6, Paving Distriet No, 117 shall coms srise und inclade all thut pirt of Cass streok 10th etreet and 2ith street, ox« section of 1th, "1sth #nd 19th d Cuss stroet, and all lots and Qlwl on each onlmumunnn take effecy) 1 afior its passage. " Prosident City Counel, ork. :