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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-25
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Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-17
GroccuS' list

PICKLEs-Medinm, in bols, $3.50; do in
half b6ls. -; small, in bbls, $50; do in
half bbls Si,25; gherkins, in bbls, $3.50; do
SYRUp-No. 20, 4-gallon kegs, s1.20: New
Orleans, 3SlD46c Der gallon: Maple Syrup, 4
barrel, old tmr.S 12e. per. gallon;1 gallon
cans So co per aoz e ~ gallon can 500 per
RopE-1S inch t'9Jac;2s inch, 1oc; K inch,
10l2c c
DRIED FRCrTs--No. quarter apples, 500
ries, boxes, 03sd9ssSc; peaches, eastern, 4$k1
515c; peaches, evaporated, l519617c: Salt
Lake, none iii mayket raspberries new, l7l3
Gls1Sc; currents, 6si@.c; prunes, new, AZ
,STARcH.. Mirror gloss, / lb, 5'[c:, Mirror
Graves corn,,l 10, &C.; Kingsford's corn, /
lb, &c; Kingsford's gloss, lb,, &c; Kings
&c; kngsfords bulk, 4c.
ToBACCG-Plug, climax, AZ: horseshoe,
SIC; star. S9c; spear head. 39c; piper heidsick,
6oc; gold shield, 34c; merry war, DC; j. /
ToBAcCo-Smoking, Durham, Is 5lc; l6s.
5ic; As, SIC: 5bs 6Oc: meerschum. 3yc; old
style, PC; V. y. D, l5c: spirit cured, 45c
MATCHEs-Per caddie, 2Sc; square cases,
Sl.70: mule square, Sl.20
CANDY-Mixed, 98lII5c stick. s]sC99ISc.
CRACKERs-Garneau's soda, butter and
picnic, 51sc; creams, Size; ginger snaps, SIC;
els soHTs-Klirks 1UT sayon Imperial, $40;
Kinks satnet, $500; Kinks standard, 500:
Kinks white Russian, 500; Kinks White
Cap. $3.50: Dome, SS,S5; Washboard, S3.1O.
White Cloud, S3.75.
SueAEs-Powdered, 7ly@73sc; cut loaf
7td7l4c: granulated. 6HCad5Sc; contectioners'
a, 6d6lsc: standard extra c, q 9i5ss.c; extra
CANNED GooDs-Oysters, standald: per
cas-, $3.50; strawberries, ID: per G case, @ S::i9;
pears, per case, $3.50: apricots, per case,
$40: PEACHES per case, s525; white cherries,
berries, per case. sl.si: egg plnms, 2lb per
case, $3.50; pineappIIcs, 10, per Ca case, S3. 20
mon per doz, sl.55l6l.60; ID gooseberies,
per case, Sl;15; Id string beans, per case,
Sl.70:2 10 lima beens, per case. 81. 90: 10
marrOwfat peas, Der case. So 40;2 10 early
June peas. per case. SAB; Id tomatoes.
81. iOCU9 .25.
CoFFEEs- Ordinary grades; ll6ll}9c; fair,
1?@l916c; prime. l2l90lSc: choice 13Afdlfc;
fancy green anu yellow. l3}StGl4c: old gov
ernment Java, 2OG@ic; interior Java. l6jaC@
zoe; Mocha, 22d2ic; AThuckle's roasted,
lG]fc: McI.aughlin's XXXX roasted, lGlGc;
Dilworths. lGl.c: Red Cross, lGclg.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-17
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago, Oct. lO.-The Drovcr's journal

Chicago. Oct. 1G--The Drovcr's journal
reports aS follows:
Cattle Receipts, LOO: steady; shipping
steers, S3.5OI525; stockcrs and feeders, 500
0}3O: cows bulls and mixed, Sl.50CdS.00;
bulk, S225tG2. 15; through Texas cattle, l0c
higher: cows, So 00tG. 30; steers, 2.G013.25;
western rangers, steady: natives and half
breeds. s30O0t00; cows, s2.SOtd3.O0; win
tered Texans, 8. 90tuS.50
s-Rccepts, 5000; strong and l0c
higher: rough and mixed, $500 "a 90: pack
ing and shipping. S4.2j(G4 10; light, S3.10>G
AS; skips, $l50id3.25.
Sheep Receipts, 1000: strong for good;
natives, S225d4 90: western. S3.40G3.G0:
Texans. S22513.00; lambs, S3. '5Gsi.71.
st. Louis. Oct. l6. - Cattle-Receipts,
none; Shipments, none; fair to medium
shippers, S3.75G14.20; butchers steers, COM
mon to choice, S3.0O64.l5; feeding stockers,
S21063.70; Texans and Indian steers, com
mon to choice, S200d365.
Hors-Receipts, 1000; shipments. none {;
choice heavy and butchers selections. $500 q
4.50: packers, fair to best, 81. l0d4.35; York;
ers, fair to choice, S4.05lci.S0; pigs, common
to good, S3.10G400.
Kansas City, Oct 1s. s.-Cat.le-Receipts
1000: shipments. none; dull; good to choice
"a 00CG450; common TO medium. S3.3O(d3aO; !;
stockers, S225(G2.75: feeding steers, S2.S0Go
$50; cows, Sl.5O9 26O; grass range steers,
81. .25Cdb3.25
nogs-Receipts, 10000; shipments, none; :;
weak and 5Gl0c lower: good to choice, S4.20
Cd4.40; common to medium, SO. .75C94l 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO Oct. 16.-TSpecial Telegram to
the BEE. -CATTLE-There were but few
loads of natives on the market, and such sold
at about the same prices as heretofore.
Rangers and Texans sold a shade higher.
Some lots that were carried over from yeStcr-
day sold at 5dl0c advance. Native butchers
stock sold shade higher on such as suited
the shop trade. Canning stock was slow.
The Armour people are ont Of the market,
and when that concern is running they take
500 or COO per day of odds and ends. The
stocker and feeder trade presented no new
features.
HoGs-The market was active To the ex-
tent of the supply and values fully 5al0c
higher as compared with the lowest yester-
day, the market closing steady. A few Sc
lected, equal to the best Philadelphlas, sold
at very high prices. but the bulk of the heavy
sold between S4.00d420, with the best at
Si.253i.35; rough and common packing
sorts, S3.6oG3.s5: light sorts, slow; rough
and common, S3S0tGi70; Workers, S4l5G
4.35. The Il. and Baltimore sort cost round
about "a. 10,
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-17
FINANCIAL.

New York. Oct. lc.-MovRY-On call,
Quieter at 4Cd6 per cent, closing at per
cent asked.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-495 per
cent.
STERLING EXCHASGE-Quiet and steady;
Si.Sl for sixty day bills: S4.S4 for demand.
GovERNMENrs-GOve bonds were
dull and firm.
SToCKs-The stock market opened gen-
orally strong at from lstd19 per cent above
the closing figures of last evening. There
was much irregularity and feverishness in
early trading. which, however, soon disap-
peared and the makct moved up in unison.
which there was less business and alternate
advances and declines until the close, which
was Tlrm
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-17
General Markets.

WooL--Medium. lsCq90. per ID; fine heavy,
14gl6c; light, l6@lsc; coarse, lidl lBc; bury
wool, 2Q15c of
cured, SCdsIlc; dry flint. ll(9l9c: drv salt
9@lOc; pretn calf skins, eG9yfc; damaged
hides two-thirds price. rallow-3hc. Grease.
Sheep Pets 25675c.
LEATHER-i'rme slaughter sole leather,
SIC; prime oak sole leather, 3G43Sc. Upper
leather per foot. 20Ql25c; hem, kip, 75Ms5c;
oak kip, s5a95c; French kip, sl.ooal 90;
hem, calf, Sl.O0@l.lO; oak calf sl.0Otal. .25;
French calf, sl.25al.s0; Morocco boot leg,
8oaS2c Morocco o%s.o oil pebble 2sca32c toppings
HEAVY hAGDwARE-Iron, rate, S2.So;
low steel special cast, 4c; crucb lesteei, &c;
cast tools do, l2slsc; wagon spokes per sat
sawed dry, VI. o; tongues, each, i5c; srIes,
each. 75c: square nuts, pei. 10. 7Cdllc: coil
cham, per Id, 6@l2c; maleable, 6@sci iron
wedges &C. cr9wesrs Se: narrow teeth &C;
$40; Burdens mule shoes. $40 Barbcp
SiT1e IN car 1911 st2S per 100 bs goni
powder, kegs s9.hO do, half kegs, 500;
do, quarter Kegs, sl.5O; blasting, kegs, s2.S5
fuse, per 10 feet, 65c. Lead Bar. Slb.
Drugs AND CHEMlCAl.s.-Acid, ca bOlic,
32c; acid, tartarc, SIC; balsam eopaibs, per
IL. f'c: bark sassafras, per H., l0c; "a Onel,
per ib, &c ehinGnonidia, per OF, iOc; chlofo-
sG@ ees eeso S sss ats pSTes peT r. gG%aer S g1 @
y
pure per TO- 2Oc; lead. acetate, per IL. 2lc;
oil, castor, No. ], per gal, Sl.50c; oil castor,
No. 9, per gal, 81 40; oil olive per gal, Sl40;
oil Organnum, 50c; opium. $500: qunine,
i. x W. and X. x S., per OF. TO-; potassium
iOdlde, per n, S2.S5; sail in, per ~ 40c; sui
phaIe morphine, per OF, s2.35; sulphur, per
h, &c; strychnine. per oz, l..5
:, PANTS IN OIL wnieead Omaha, 7;
aiG; white lead y Lcais pure sL@ Mar.
green seal, l2c; French zine red seal, lie;
French zinc. in varnish asst, zoe; French
zinc. 75c; yermlllion, American, isc; Indian
red, lOc; rose pink, lie; Venetian red, COog-
sons, 9Ac: Venetian red American, l<c;
red lead, 71sc; chrome yellow, genuine. 2Oc;
chrome yellow, n. l2c; OciITe, roche lie, &c;
ochre, French, 2s4c; OchTe, American, llsc;
Winters mineral, 219c: Lehigh brown, 2{c;
Spanish brown. 2%c: Princes mineral. &c
l.c; Paris whiting; eye; .whitIng,:g lders.
.stc; whiting, c0ml, ll$c; ldmpblack, Ger
manstOwn. l!c; lampblack, ordinary, SC;
PTussan blue, 55c lltramarinc lie; yandyke,
brown, Sc; ulnber, hurnt, &c; lumber. raw, &c;
sienna, burnt, 4c; sienna, law, &c; Paris
green, genuine. 25c, Paris green, common,
22c; chrome green. n. T., 20c chrome green,
X. l2c; yermilliun, English, in oil, 75c;
raw and burnt unlbeT, ID cans, lee; raw and
burnt sienna, l2c: ysndykc brown, l3c; re-
hned lanpblack, l2c coach black and ivory
black. lie; drop black, lGc; Iruisan blue,
i0c: ultramdrne black. lSc; chrome green, H.,
NJ. Il d., Ice; blind and shutter glCen, L., NJ.
x d., l6c; Paris green, lsc; l"dian Tfd. lie;
Venetian red, &c; Tuscan. re: American
yermilliOn, l.. * d., 2Oc; yellow Oclre, Sc; l.
NJ. a %. d., lSc; good Ochre. ltc: naieit
DRYER Sc; craining color, light oak dark oak,
walnut, chestnut and ash, l2c.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-17

lively active; options AW'lc lower. clo>u~
steady with a reaction of 'Smac; receipts
lCso12; eNpottS, 100; ungradcd, 400 BE-;
No. 5. 4S'aat'Asc; No. .. SO in elevator,
454&i's &c afoat; No. = October, closed at
44isc.
oats-A shade bcttcr and moderately ac.
tive: recelpts, 1900; exports Loo; mixed
western. 81 ,t$3c: white western. $iu4Oc.
Pctroeum-Stcady: United, 6jt,c.
EggS-ln fair demand and steady.
HOrk-Firm and mudemtiNely active.
Lard-A triile higher but less active: west
crn steam, spot, $50.
Butter -Dull and UNCHANGED
Cheesc-Quiet hut steady.
Cincinnati. Oct. 6.-Wheat--Flm; No.
2, red tG1,O'9c.
Cuu-Stcldy; No. mixed. size.
Oats-Stcldy: No. >, mixed 2Ii.t.
RNe In fair demand; No ,, b!'2c.
pork-lu fair demand: extra heavy, Sgi5.
l.ari-little Offering; S5Nils.
WhiSky-Sl. Is.
Milwaukee. oct. 1G.--whcat -- Weak;
cash, 1l'sc; November n4c; December,
Corn-Stcady; No. ., 8lisc
Oats Inactive; No. >, 2ilsc.
Rye Steady; No. l, bic.
Barlcy-lliJhcr; No. ,, 55i4c.
Provisions Higher.
Pork October. SaOj; November, sal0.
Minneapolis. Oct 10 -Whcat-Entirelv
nominal; nothing done on change because
of the difficulty IN getting grain handled by
the railroads.
ReCpiptS-Whpat 1900 bu.
Shipments Wheat G,OOO bu.; flour, 1893
bbls.
ST. Louis. Oct. 6-wheat-Weak and
a.d &c lower; No. mixed, cash, az &C; No.
vembcr axe; December, 75.5s; May, As4@
sac.
Corn-Hcavy: No. 9 mixed, cash. SsaSc;
November, Sic; December, SIC; May,
3>4c
OatS-Easy: No. mixed cash or Novem.
Der, 26c: december, 2G'sc bid; May, SO4c.
Ryc-GSc.
Whsky-Sll3.
purk-Sa.3Iiq.
Lard-S5.SO.
Butter-Quiet and weak; creamery, 2id9Gc.
Liverpool, Oct III. Wheat - Holders
offer moderately; No. . winter steady at
6s Glad; new No. spring, steady at Us sd.
FlOur-liolderS offer freely; dull at IS Id,
Corn-Suppiy good; spot October, steady
at IS @Hd; November and December, steady
As 81.
Toledo. oct. acknowledgement steady
and closed easier; cash or October, iGlac.
Corn-Dull; cash. Sc.
Oats-Neglccted.
Now Orleans, Oct. 16.-Corn-Quist and
weak mixed, - G49c.
Oats Steady at &c.
Hog PrOducts-FrmCr
Iork-Sg.50
Lard--Retned tierce, $685..
Bulk Mclts-SAOullerS. $3.50; long
clear and clear ribs, S631ig.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-17

- EALED Proposals viii bc received Mt tue Of
StiCc OF the Chief Engineer, Union Pacific
ra iway. Omaha Neb.. for the grading. hridg ing
and track laying, and surfacing of the follow.
in work.
The line from Oakley to Colby, in Karsas,
about22 miles.
Tho line from Lo e'and to Buckhorn Stone
Quarrics, in Colorado, about So miles, aud the
extension of the Sallnn, Lincoln western
Hallway from Lin n2on Center westward in
Kansas, 40 to 80 miles.
Proposals for the Colby line will not he re.
CcirCi after October l2 h, but proposals for the
other lines W Ii be receive inntil the evening Of
October 18th.
PrOiile- can be seen mt the Office of chief en-.
ginecr for five days previous To the days named
for closing receipt of bids.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
s. X. CALIAWAN, General Manager.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-17
Notice tn Contractors.

SEALED Proposals will be received at the
- Office of the chief engineer of the Union
Pacific railway, at Omaha, Nebraska. until the
evening of Monday. the First day of y ovemhcr,
for the grading, bridging, truckiaying and sur
facing OF the Union Pacific and Western Colo
RADIO railway in the valley of Blue river, Colo
RADIO about forty miles.
Protiles and plans can be seen at office OF chief
engineer. Omaha. ntteu October 2tn.
The right is reserved 10 reject any or all bids.
:. II. CALLAWAG,
Oct lTdl5t J Gen'l Manager L. =. ly.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-17
Notes.
Notes.
Butcher stuff slow.
Hog Teceipts more liberal.


Butcher stuff slow.
Hog TeceiDts more liberal.
Hogs met with sharp decline.
G. II. Hammond d Co., received l6 cars OF
cattle to-day.
George Boetel. Millard. was here to-day
with car OF hos.
Charles Philpot, of Weeping Water was
here after feeders.
y. A. Barrett. Weeping Water was here
looking for feeders.
Ben Mcdonald, Huntington, had two loads
of cattle at the yards.
d. ii. & J. w. Snyder, Snyder, had another
train of cattle in, l6 ears.
j. b. Hunter, OF Chicago, was at the yards
with the view OF placing Feeders.
j. e. Frizzell and Paul Beezlev, from Iowa
were IN and bought four loads Of feeders.
Among Others having hogs in to-day were:
Ripp d Lampert, Humphreys: +. ID. Drown,
Dannebrog; j. II Kehoe, Platt Center; r. j.
Hale, Battle Creek; Crowell ID. & g. cOm-
pany' West Point.
On the market with hogs: William Bays,
Valparaiso: Clark, lIeatOn Il Co., Weston
Nelson II Young aklaud; T. D. Cole, Hart
inSton; ii. .. Hail. Anita, Ia; w. J. Davis
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-17
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Saturday Evening, Oct. 16
Cattle-Values remain unchanged. A few
feeders changed hands, and few head of
butchers stock; aside from that there was
very little done on the market
Hogs-The receipts were ms~e liberal to-
day, and the market declined from l5c to 25c.
There were few loads left over.
Sheep-Nothing doing on the market.
RECEIPTS.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-17

Gihron; James Dau,ey. Ashland: Spells &
4 Clysst's; &. + NeyHnt, Milford: WolSey
Wcy9rt. lr., Germantown; Virgin Il Mel.
son, Utica: ". IL. Hopkins WILDER: w. w,
klock, Bradshaw; Peter 1ruclsun, loup
city; +. h. Murphy, Central City.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-17
Ranpe ofPriccs.

All sales of stock in this market are made
per cwt live weight unless otherwise stated.
Dead hogs sell at nc per ID. for all weights
"Skins," or hogs wei eiIhing less than 100 lbs.
no value. Pregnant sows are docked 40 lbs.
and stays so lbs.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-17
srocys OK WAI,I srREKr.
PRODUCE MARKET.

Chicago, Oct. l6.-FIour - Unchanged; /;
winter wheat hour, S4.05N45.l0; south
ern. ,.sagoa4.OO; Wisconsin, $4,000
40; Minnesota bakers, SS.5Oa4 10: patents,
S43O@4.GO; low grades, Sl.7592. IS; rye flour.
quiet at sS.25G55O in barrels and S3009
$50 in sacks.
Wheat-Dull and heavier, closing 56c
under yesterday; cash, 7l44c; November
724c; December, ,7414c; May, bO}s@slc.
Corn-Weak; closing &c under yesterday; (;
December, 8Gg9s86tEc; May, 4O3lc.
Oats-Quiet; cash, 2416c; November, 25kc;
May. 30ssc.
Rye-Steady at 4sc.
barley-Dull and heavy at 52lGc.
Timothy seed-Prime, 81 .64dl.65.
FlaX-seed-9Sc.
WhIsky-Sl.Is.
POrk--StrOnEer: cash, S9.1Otd915; October,
s9i0S2 S}t igII%6; il November ssl5; January
LaTd~Qgjet but steady: cash, s5.75a5 so;
October, s5.7Ol95.721E; November, S5.7yG
5.n1; January, $4,000.
clear, so.osga6 20; short ribs, Sc 90
Butter-Easy; creamery, i5a36c: dairy,
l4Ldl7c; packing stock, s'ds13c.
Cheese-Steady; choice, full-cream cled-
dars, llCql2c; falls. llgll15c; young Americas
1llfc; SKINS 2CG7c.
Hides-Heavy green salted, fully cured,
ne; light. do SIC; bull hides 51Ec; dry. &c;
sdlNu ilta
Tallow-No, l country, s1ia321c; No, .
&c: cake. sAc.
ReceiDLs Shipments
Flour bbis. ........ 26,OO0 5000
Wheat. ou.......... 79OOO 5000
Corn. Du........... l7s.U1 22l 900
Oats. ou .....,...... $4,000 l4sUO0
Rye, 0u............ 20O 1000
Barley, 0u. u.......... 5000 5000
New York. Oct. 10. - What Receipts
4s2, 900; exports, 6,0OO; spot 1,@lfc and op-
tions 9s@s9e lower, closing steady at IA &c
above bottom rates; ungTaded red, 7!(6 sGc ;
No. red, sl16c;SO. 2 red, S3IEc in elevator
Sc aioat; S3s4gsic T. o. b.. No. ! red, SIC
No. red, October, closed at S3Ac.
Corn-SPot lots steady, but only lnodera-
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-17

GONE good property on the HAT south of
- Nicholas ana west of 10th for sale by the C.
T.. Mayne Real Estate q Trust Co. 702-lT
OVER an acre OF ground on Tenth ST.. north
" of Cast liar for sale cheap by the G R
Mayne Real Estate Trust Co. 502-l7
OMAHA REAL ESTATE & TRUST co,
" 1904 Farnam ST., offer for sale the following
list of property;
Z lots in Washington Square, 81, 700, s.. 100
Full lot and 4roOm house on North 10Th ST =,
near Grace, $500 l-8 cash.
small house on n, 10th ST., near Clark.
Only s2,UO0.
Half lots in Paramount Place, q blocks from
street cars, $3.50.
Beautiful Groom residence in Redick's add,
on Virginia ave, east front; lot T5Xl40; modern
conyeniences. Only $1,000, u cash.
Lots in Hanscom Place. All locations
Fine business property on North 18TH ST, now
renting TO tine advantage.
business house with dwelling apartment,
renting for $50 per month A bargain al IS ,OOO,
for a lew days only, y cash.
Half lot and store building on car line
good business location; &4.5OO.
"a n. on Farnam ST., opposite Board OF Trade
building, $4,000, for short time only
broom house. block from car line. corner
lot, only 800, l-3 cash. This Is beautiful Ii:
tie cottage home.
Lots in Mount Pleasant addition, on Military
ave, at slT5 and $50. These prices are about
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-17

OMAHA Property offers today ms safe and
~ sure profits on investment rs at any time
in its history especially is this true of choice
inside residence ana business property.
The rapid growth of our city, the great num-
Der OF public and private enterrrises now under
way must of necessity cause an advance in the
prices OF desirable properly.
Add 10 these the vast amount of public and
private improvements contemplated for an
other year and we cannot fail 10 see that Omaha
Is on the verge of tidal wave of prosperity,
such as Minneapolis and Kansas City have long
enjoyed
seeking an investment 20 our partial lit of bar
gains publish ed below:
60 tcet, including corner, on Saunders ST. for
ton days III S.7J0.
So feet and corner on Saunders, $40
l22 feet including two corners on Lcav"n-
Finest lot in Potters al lition. 81. .l0o
loti on Belt Inc. near LeaEenworth street.
Finest corner in Hnnscom Place. Call and
get price.
beautiful lot fronting on HanScom Park
splendid lots in Bartetts addition, adjoiu
ing LeavcnwOrth street. The for 81 800.
Splendid bushes. LOT, ,GGxl:2, ,on jackson street
close TO 18th. Only $4,000, $500 cash, balance
TO suit
Full business lot, 6sx1s?. on Marcy near 10th
street for ~ days nj 81 600.
- l65 feet, Including corner on Capitol avenue.
Biggest and finest niece of business property
in the MAJ ket. Call and Get price.
Nice room cottaEe, with ~ foot lot, on 10th
near St Mlry's avenue. Close 10 business,
or IL days at sl,I0I.
A few lots in brakes aiditionon Ca pitnl ave-
nue., Dodge and Davenport strcets. 81, $50 To
S2.2I0; easy terms. This is the cheapest prop
crty in town, considering its ne lruc I 10 best
settled residence and business portion of the
city.
Splendid corner lot in MGrsh's addition, less
than mile from postoilicc Only $500; easy
terms.
Elegant new house on Georgla ave, furnace,
bath room, etc; splendid location AMI neigh
borhood, for "A few days only M $3.50.
Nice broom house on Cass ncur Eth St for
ten days, at $1,000.
Two elegant residence lots on Leayonworth
just blocks south of Coe a. Kirkendah S ele-
giant brick houses on Pleasant st the two for
s2a0l. Single lots in this vicinity are selling
for S2000.
Six business lots on Vinton st., the main
street connecting 18th and 10Th SITS. with South
Omaha and the stock yards; can offer these lots
for n few days only AT $50 each, very easy
terms; here is a chance to secure /, good basil
ness lot on leading business street, with
small cash payment
Ne also ofcr some bargains in Creston, Haw-
thorne, Hillside. j. l. Redicks suhdiy. Pros d set
place, West End, Tabor Place, Orchard Hill
LeavenworIh Terrace, and other good addi-
tions al prices and terms that will enable peo
pie of limited means 10 sec ire some choice IN
side property that is safe aud sure to realize
them fair profit.
To call ana consult our list of desirable bar
gains Hicks & lnghram,
611 Is 2l5 :. l5tn ST.
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