Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 27, 1883, Page 3

The Meb~aske Natronal Bank OF OMAHA, NEB, ald Up Cap! - ®350,000 Burplus rnnd May 1,1888 - 16,000 8 R. JORNSON, President, of Stecle, Johnson & Co A. E. TOUZALIN, Vice Prosident, of Boston. W. V. MORSE, of W. V. Morse & Co. JORN 8. COLLINS, of G H &J. 8. Collina. 3. M. WOOLWORTH, Counselor and Attorney st Law. L & REED, of Byron Reed & Co. W. YATES, Cashior, for many years Cashier of the First National Bank of Omaha. This Bank opencd for husiness April 27, 1882, direotors and stockholders are ameng She lesd Business of Omaha, and ita business is condueted especial referance 1o the best and Incroasing in of ita mercantile patrons. actions recelve prompt attention and charges btainable here or eleewhere. Tuteres allowed on time deposits upon faverable and upon accounts of banks and bankers. n Exchange, Government Bonds, and County. Oty Secuie bought and sold. J. W. Rodefer, Brolrer, Stocks, Bonds, Commercial Paper and all other securities dealt in® Room 4, No. 28 Pearl 8t., Council Bluffs, Ia! FINANGE AND OOMMERGE FINANCIAL NEw York, Angust 25, Money—In good supply at 13@2 per cent.; closed offered at 1} per cent. Prime Mercantilo Paper—5}@6 per cent. Sterling Exchange—Bankers' bills quict at $4.82} exchange; demand, $1.86. fovernments—Firm. Stocks—Opened irrogular, clined 4 to 1§ per cent. conspicuous for tho fal but soon de- g off of 1§ per cent. About 11 o'clock the whole list recovered a | 2 fraction, In the afternoon advices from Chi cago stated that rates were being cut beth on east and west bound, which started o fresh selling movement, prices dropping }@3 per cent. Near the close reports of the rate cutting wero denied, and prices rallied }@§ per cent. Compared with yesterday's final salen stocks were down § to 2§ per cent. COUPONS, ......... 103 q’ ‘s Coupons 113} 119, P c 05. o . 128 BTOCKS AND BONDS. American Express Burl., Cedar Rapi g:iml Luciio s ton ar do . pid; b, Burl & Quincy. i pid, asked Fort Wayne & Chicago. Hannibal & St. Joseph asked do do do pid Illinois Central........ Ind., Bloom. & Western. Kansas & Texas Lake Shore & Michigan So. Michigan Central. Missouri Pacifi Northern Pacif do do 73§ Northwestern. 121 do ! 140 New York Centr: 115, do _ do Peoria, Decat & Evansville Rock Ta'and St. Paul & Milwaukee. do do do_ pid 8. Paul, Minn. & Manito St. Paul'& Omaha. . o do Union_Pacific. ... Wabuh, 8t L. & Paciic, do do pid Wuwru Union Telegra) “Asked, R div, GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. p—— CHicAco, August 25.—Flour—Quiet and unchanged. ‘Wheat—Regular unsettled and lower; 100} for August; 1 00@1 01} for September; 1 02§ @1 022 for October; 1044@1 04§ for Novem ber; 100} for the_year; No. 2 spring, 100}; No. 3 spring, 90@93¢; No. 2 red winter, 63 Corn—Easier; quiet; 50fc for cash and Au- gust: BOA@D0} for September; 40(@AS October; 472@48c for November; 46 for the year. () St 2; ptember; 26ke for October; 2630 for November; 20c fox the year. Ryc—Lower; 56 Barley—Dull at (24c for September, Flax Seed—Lower at 1 4 Timothy—Better grades in good request; common dull; prime to high grade, 1 48@ 15: ¢ for cash and August; 53; choice, 1 Pock—In fair n](‘m.mll and nominally un- changed; 11 (@ 0 for cash 924 ffors September; 12 11 65@11 67 for Novi B@11 60 for tho year; 12 10@ Quiet and_steady; 8 cash, August and September; 8 324@ for October; 8 10@8 12} for M »\nml\m @8 05 for the year; 10 1 Bulle Moata—n. fair demand; shoulders, 6 ‘l»hurb clear, 7 10, Egg Hitey—Onchinged, TOLEDO. FToLEno, August 25.—Wheat—Dull; No. 2 red winter, cash and August,1 08, Com~—Dull; No, 2, cash, August and Sep- tember, 53kc bid. Oats—Quiot; No. 2 cash and August, 20c. NEW YORK. New Yok, August 25.—Wheat—Cash, ic and options, 4@8c lower; closing steadier; v graded red, 100@122; No. 4 red, 104 steamer No. 3 rod, 103} No, 3 red, 113@ 1144 delivered; steamer 2 red, 1'16; No, 2 red, 11831 18} in elovator; 119@1 20 afloat. Corn—Cash opened firm and closed lower; @c lower and dull; ungraded, 57@ 0. 2, 645@65kc afloat. Oats—3@1c higher; mixed western, 36@48c; white, 0@ 18c. ]vggu-—We«wrn fresh dull and heavy at 22@ 22%c. i Pork-—Steady. Denver was tho most | § CINCINNATY, CINNATY, Angust 25, —Wheat—Weaker; A red winter, cash, 105}, Corn—Dull at 51}@b8e, Onts—Stoady _at 29, Rye—Dull at 573@58, Pork —Dull at 18 Lard—Dull at 8 05, Bulk Meats—Nominally unchanged. Whisky—Firm at 113, . LOUTS. Sr. Lous, Augus Flour—Steady and anchanged. 2red, 1043@1 05; No, ‘Wheat-Lower; N 8 red, 97@98. Corn—Steady at Oats—Lower a Whisky—Steady Provistons—Very slow and unchanged; only small job trade. KANSAS CITY PRODUCE, Kaxsas Orry, August cator reports: Wheat — Reo “The Daily In 20,814 bushels; ship ! 2 red, oash sales (@8, October, No 2, soft, ptember, § tho year, 1\\ bid; hipments, 10,082 bid, 88} asked; for the year, 31} October, 8¢ 7 mkml bid, 82¢ asked. Oats Ryo Eiggs cash 22 bid; no offering, ash, 44jc bid; 46c asked, CHICAGO. ~The Drovers’ Journal CRICAGO, August Dk and 106715 ligher packing 00; packing and nlu”xn 5@ 25; light, © 25@0 00; skips, 3 B0G@4 Jattlo—Strong anc ice shippi um, 4 10@5 15; canning and fair cows, 2 00 stockers, 6 00@ @ 85 exports, 3 good to ch common to me ing steadier; inferior t medium to good, 3 25@ foeders, 3 604 ferior to fair, @3 00 per cwt; medium to good, 3 0; chuice to extra, 8 70@4 25; lambs, per head, 1 00@3 50. KANSAS CITY. Kaxsas Crry, August reports Cattle—Active and 10c higher on bost na- tives, and Texas natives, averaging 1,300 Ibs,, sold at b 50; Texans, averaging 1,087 ibs., sold at 8 70; common and medium unchanged. Hogs—Active and 10@15c higher on heavy and mixed; steady on lights; heavy, 4 60@ 475; mixed, 4 80@4 90; lights, 5 00. 8T, Sr. Lours, August —Lowi 5 26@b 50; packing, 4 60@4 90; butche @5 20, Cattle—To supply no demand; nothing do- ng. —The Indicator e —— TRAFFIC. FLOUR AND GRAIN. Chicaco, August 25.—Receipts and ship- ments of flour and grain for the past 24 hours | ; have been as follows: Receipts. Ship'ts. Flour, bbls . 4000 3,000 Wheat, bus 156,000 Corn, bushels 401,000 Oats, bushels 191,000 Rye, bushels. 19,000 Barley, bushels 2,000 1,000 NEw York, August 25,—Receipts and ship- ments of flour and grain for the past 24 hours have been as follow: Recolpts Shipt, . 2,000 368,000 178,000 Wheat, bushels Corn, bushels Oats, bushols KANSAS Ciry, August 25, —Receipt and ship- ments of grain for tho past 24 hours have been as follows: Receipts, Ship'ts. Wheat, bushels . 20,000 28,000 Corn, bushels. . . 81,000 10 000 TOCK. L1V On1cAGO, August 25,—Receipts and »mp. ments of live stock for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Receipts. Ship'ts. KaNsAs Crry, August 25.—Receipts and shipments of live stock for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Receipts. Ship'ts. Cattle 750 (i ust 25,—Receipts and ship- 8. Lous, A 2! for the past 24 hours have ments of live been as follow! Receipts, Ship'ts. 1,600 2,600 e O\IAHA MARKETS. Hogs... Cattle.... ‘Wholesale Prices, y Lvening, August 2 The following prices are charged by jobbers, whe and comm chants, with the exc ain, which is quoted at the prices furnished by the elevators and other local buyer ales REVIEW OF THE WEEK, There is no material change in the state of local trade. Business generally is dull and prices have changed somewhat more than usual, but have again settled down at about the sume at the close of the week. Dry goods are quiet and unchanged, and groceries only moderately active. Live stock suffered quite a decline yesterday and to-day but will proba- bly not go any lower for some time, at least. Commission merchants have enjoyed a bet- ‘ter business during the week than any other class of dealers, although prices have declined on many articles in their line, Collections in all branches are reported as rather below the standard, many thirty and sixty day extensions being asked and given but very little paper having gone to protest. The following are the changes reported to- day, (Saturday): ‘Wheat, No. 8, declined 3c; barley, No. 2, declined 1}c; fat steers declined 50c; fat cows declined 25¢; hogs declined 25 to 50c; calves declined 50 to 70hc; hams declined lc; Mec- Laughlin’s XXXX coffee advanced }c and is Lard—Dull nml unchanged; prime steam, 8 75, Butter—Quiet and unchanged, LIVERPOOL. Liverpoor, August 25,—Breadstuffs—Mar- ket dull. Wheat—Winter, 85 11d@%s 4d; sy 6A@ds. Jorn—New, bs Thd, + BALTINORE. Angust 25, —Whoat—Western 2 red winter cash, 114} Vestern dul' and nominal; mixed n; western white, 34@839c; mixed, Rye— L)um, at 62@64e, dy, western packed, wu \«. irm at 2 .‘tul) abl 18@1 184, MILWAUKEE, MiLwaUkeE, August 25,—Wheat—Market unsettled; 100§ for cash and August; 1 003 for \euzumhu, 102} for October. Corn—Lower; nothing done, Oats— Dull; nothing done, minally unchanged; No, 2, b Barley—Nominally unchanged, NEW ORLEANS. New Orreans, August 25, —Corn—In fair demand and firmer; mixed and white, 60@ 62¢. Oats InnYUM‘ demand and higher at 41c Corn Meal —Quiet and steady at 2 45@2 60, Pork—1Iu fair demand and lower at 13 50. Lard —Lower; tierce, ¥ 00; keg, 9 50, Bulk Meats —Easier, 8@16c; now now quoted at 15c in 100 pound cases. Grain, WigaT—Cash No. 2, 854c; No. 8, 77}e; ro- jected 424c. BanLey—Cash No, 2, 50c; No. 8, 42c. Rye—Cash, 44c. Corn—Mixed, 37c. Oats—16}e. Live Stock. I-A-r SreErs—Quiet and unchanged¥at! 3 00 “HaT Cows—3 00@ Hoas—4 25@4 50, SHE irm at 3 00@3 50, CALVES—Fair quality 1 50@5 00;good butchs ers’ stock, 6 00, Cured Meats, Haus—14@14} BacoN—Unchanged at 12@13 SHouLDERS—Dull at S@8ke Diien Beer—1hc, LARD—At 9@10c in tierces, TALLOW—Firm at 6@0he in barrels, l‘oullry Fluh and Game. Small, unch qum at 3 00; old, 320, Prairio chickens, 2 50@3 00 per doz, Witk Fisi—Unchanged, 9@10c.; pike and lake trout the same, General Produce Eags—Unchanged at 144@15c. Burres—Active and firm; common to good, 7@100;choioe dair | 4105 aweet, high color raaw, 13@13; oooking , e q..m nml market well sup- plied at 30@40c per bu. Whisky—Firm and unchanged; western roc- tified, 1 kyusc 20, i ONI10NS - Quict at 84 00@4 25 per bbl, New Cappace—T70@86¢ per dozen, Hower—California, in comb, per pound, 30 wtrained, 10@124e. " Onrrse—Dull, 0\\:« quote 9@11e. Touators—Home grown, B50c@l 00 per bush, Green Fruits, BLrenErries—15@18¢ per quart, BLACKBERRIES-—20@22¢ per quart, LrsoNs—Quiet at 6 00@7 50 per box. ORANGES—California 4 00 per box, PrAcHEs—Natives 100@125 per basket; California at 2 25@2 50, CALIFORNIA PLows—In good 2 25@2 b0 per box. BANANAS—Unchanged; per bunch, 2 00@ 4 00, demand; Aprirs—2 50@3 00 per bbl. CALIFORNIA BARTLET PrEARS—In an‘ de. mand at $400@4 50 per box. California Duchess Buerre, Clargean, ete. pears, per box, £3 00@3 50. CALIFORSIA GRAI 92 00@2 50 per case. Flour and Millstuffs, WaEaT—Best quality, patent,{at UALITY—2 00@3 21 Spriva WHEAT-Dest quality, patent, at 3 50@8 6 SECOND QUALITY—2 KO@3 Brax ©_per cwt, » FEED—Per 90 1bs, 1.00@1 10 per ¢ 60@70c per cwt. SCREENING Grocers List. CANNED Goons—Oysters 1\L1vulnrd\ fper do choice, 30, per 4 00@ do 8 b, per b, per caso, 260; peaches, o, 4 00@4 50; do () ie, 6 1h, per doz “HI i fi SYRUP- St do, 4} gallc ki'g'« 160, SopA—In 1 papers, 8 80 per caso; keg soda, EAnasse oy 4 ghilon eW PIRLES —Medium, in barrels, 6 'vfl‘ do in half barrels, 3 7¢ X in half barrels, 5 42; gherkins, in lmrm]»!, K-ID half barrels, 4 70. choice 60 0@ 65¢; choice, Japan, 0c; Oolong, Souchong, good, 35@40c} inch and larger, 104c, § inch, hoop_ pails, 175 Tubs, No. 1, 8 b0, 00. io- 185; Double Crown, 2 90; W three hoop pails, isee. waRHDoAR) Wellbuckets Leap—Bar, 165, SoAw K Savon Tmperial, 8 45; Kirks satinet, 860 Kirky standard, 8 70; Kirk's white Russian, Kirk's outoca, io QIIBHII,(IW cakes,) 40¢; Kirks Pennaylvanin cans, 4 caso, in caso, it ball, 2 doz. in case, 1 90; Anchor in 150, red Tennessee, , 124e per Ib; raw—white 11¢; rousted, 13je ~Boxes, 40 Tbs, 165, 15§c; 8s, 157c; o c; round, cases, e cases, 3 40. Corrers—Ordinary grades, 3@de; fair 10@ 1olesgond, 104@11e; prime, 12@124c; choice 131 green and yellow, 14@15c; old overnment Java, 20@20c; Levering's ronsted, $ijor Arbuckle's "rousted, 1he; MeLaughlin'a XXXX ronsted, 15c; imitation Java, 163@ 1sfe. Vineaar—New York apple 16c; Ohio ap- ple, 13c. SavnD ray lade, per 11 11; Adhton, in sl 300; bhls SuaARs--Powdere granulated, 9ic; confe 9kc; St Arheibialoe e i ey loy, 8t dark e ; Silver Gloss, 9¢; Corn clsior Gloss, The; Corn, Sc. per, 17¢; allspice, 15¢; cloves e ? Full cream, 1c. LyE—American, 3 40; Greenwich, 3 40; Western, 2 75; North Star, 2 00; Lewis’ lyo 465; Jewell lye, 275, Dry Goods. Brows CorroNs—Atlantic A, 8kc; Apple’ ton XX, 7o; Atlanta A, 8c; Boot FF, 8ic, Buckeyo LL, 44, Te; Cubot W, Tie; Chitte: nango A, 6c; ( 3, Sk Hooslor, G Honest Wideh, ead A, 8o; Standard A, 'Se; Indian Orchard) d.'w., 6c; Lawrence L1, Gfc; Mystic River, The; Pequot Wachusets 1, 740 do Allendale 4-4, The, Tie; Atlantic ennington n Orchar X gh E 4.4, , 7c; do O 82, Tie; do & She; Pocasset C 4-4, Tic; Badger S Buckoeye lo; Lacon \lew\ltt 4 racitkp Cotrons—Andro Blackstono AA fmpe Gubot 4.4, B3 valt o the Loom, 81 d do Water Twist, 104 in L 4-1, do do half "Fidelity 4-, o’ cambric 4-4, eat Falls Q, dc: , 12¢; Lonsdale, 10 ow York Mills, o, N G Twills, 4, 8; Ut brown, 8 and plaids, 121 vn and drab, stripes and plaids, Aslington i brown, 8 1-2¢; C ol Rl ver Lebwn; extap Beavy, i A brown, 13c; Neponset A i—Amoskoug A.C Ag 1 Arrowanna, 91 mont BB, ‘lul Conestoga, extra, 17 1 Hamilton D, 11 Min neliuha 4-4, 30c; Omioga, super extra 4-4, 28c; Pear] I Dlue stripe, 12¢; Yeom DEeNims. Aluunkuug‘hll and brown,161-2¢; Amluvur Dl) blue, 15 1-2¢; Arlington X blue 1-2¢; Concord 00O, blue and do AAA, do do, 131-2; do PaintspOlils and Varnishes, 01181109 carbon, per gallon hendlight, per gallon, 14¢; 175 por_gallon, 100; 150° water white, 18 weed, raw, per gallon, 660; linseed, boiled, per (nllun. winter str'd, ot o. 1 oastor, ) per gallon, 1 eatsfoot extra, por gallon, 90c per gallon, 30¢; No. 1, per gal- 5 wperm, signal, per gallon | turpentine, per gallon, 86c; naptha, 74 © per gallon, PAINTS IN O11,~White lead, Omaha P, P, 0; white lead, St. Louis, pure, 6}c; Marseilles green 1 te 5 cans, 200; French ine, groen woal, ‘rench zine, red seal, 1lc; French sine, ln varnish asst, 200t French zine. in oil asst, 15¢; raw and burnt umber, 1 1 cans, 100 raw and burnt Sienna, 10c; 130; refined Lampblack, 12 ivory black, 16c; drop black, blue .'\l\-;nll.r:\nmnlmhl\u- 18¢; chrome green L. M. & D, nd and shitter groon, 1. 15; Indian red, 50; Venetian red, ¢ can_Vermillion, 1. & L M, O &D. O, ‘ golden ochre, 16c, patent dry graining colors. t onk, dark onk, walnut, chestuut and ash, 150, Dry Paints, White load, 8c; French zinc, 100; Paris whiting, 2he; whiting gilders, 1{c: whiting com'l Iampblack, *Gornantown, “1ie; Prussian_blue,. e , brown, 8¢; umber, sienna, burnt, lampbla ultramal burnt, 4 sionna, raw, do; Paris groen, comon, 20c chromg green, K., 1 ), vermillion, American, 15¢; Ind ink, Lie; Venetian ral, Cokueoss lehigh hm\\n. 2 rince’s mineral, 8¢ VanNisies —Barrels, per_gallon: Furni- ture, extra, $1 10; furniture, No. 1, £1; conch, oxtra, 81 40; coach, No. 1, & Damar, oxtra, $1 ; Japan, 700; asphaltum, extra, shellae, £8 50; hard oil finis! h, §1 00,4 Leather. Oak sole, 38¢ to 42¢; hemlock sole 28¢ to 35 hemlock kip, 80¢ to 1 00; ranner 6ic to 80 hemlock calf, 850 to 1 20; heulock upper, to 26c; oak upper, 24e;_alligator, um to 5 B0; calf kid, 826 kip, 80¢ to 1 ¢ kip, 110 to 1 sots, Hb0to 7 ¥ 900 to 1075 3 pebl ble 0. D, Moroceo, 850; sior HARNEss-—No. 1 star oak 89¢; No. 1 Ohio oak, 88¢; N 1 Milwaukee, 87c; No. 2 do, Lumber. WHOLESALE. We quote lumber, lath and at Omaha at the following prices: JOIST AND SCANTLING—16 ft. and under 2200; 18 ft, 28 5 TIsBERS THMBER A 16 feot and under, 22 00, ) Jotsn—18 ft, 24 50; 20 ft, 28 50; 22 ft, 26 50; 24 ft, 26 50, T .1, 4 and 6 in., 24 00; No. 2, 2200 S 0. 1(2d common boards), 20 00; No. 2 Tim= barrel, 125; bulk per bushel* 850; cement, bbl 3 Town phwt\-r‘ bbl, 2 50; hair Parred felt, 100 fbs, 3 560; straw ‘Heavy Hardwaro List. Iron, rates, 2 60; Jflnw steel special’cast, To; or Gbrman, 6e; st tool crucible, 8c; ‘specia 120; wagon spokes, set, 2 2 per set, 1 lloes, sawed dry, 1 40; tongues, each, 70@ xlos, each, 7c; Kquare nuts per 1b, 7@11c; wushors, per I, 8@18c; rivets, per b, 11c; coil chain, per 1b, 6@12c; malleabls, 8c; iron wedges, ic; crowbars, (c; harrow teeth, do; spring teel, 7@8e; Burden's horsehoes, b 25} Blm]en ’s muleshoes, 6 25, Banpenp Wine—In car lots, 6o per 100, s, 10 to 60, 3 35, t, lmck shot, 210; oriental puwnle ogs, 6 40; do., half Kegs, 8 48; do., Sctar kegy, 1 88; blaabiii, Lege, 8 35). fise) per 100 feet, b0c. CoaL—Cumberland blacksmith, 12 00; Mor- vis run_Blossburg, 12 00; W) hitebroast Tump, 400; Whitebreast nut, 4 00; lowa lump, 4 00; Towa nut, 4 00; Rock Spring, 700; Anthra: cites, 11 50@12 00; Canon City, 7 00, per ton. Horses and Mules. Extra draft horses, 175@225; common draft horses, 100@150; extra farm horses, 110@125; comimon to ood farm horses, m{mlou, oxtra Flu common plugs, 20@+ M mm—l tra, 126@@150; guud .00@140; fair, 75@100; common, G0@75.9 Liquors. AvcoRoL—188 proof, 220 per wino gallon; extra California spirits, 188 proof, 135 per prpof gallon; triplo ofined wpiite, 187 pro, 23 per proof gallon; re-distilled whiskios, 100@150; fine blended, 150@2 50; Kon: tucky bourbons, 2 00@700; Kentucky and Pennsylvania ryes, 2 00@7 00, Buanpies—Imported, 6 00@16 00; domestic 140@4 00. s—Imported, 4 50@6 00; domestic, 140 @3 00. Rusis—Tmported, 4 50@6 00; New England, 2 00@4 00; domestic, 1 50@3 b0, BraNDyY—1 75@4 00. In ,n.ru-.x per case, 28 00@ 50, 12 00@16 00, Viht, 14@160; honvy, hed, light, 18@20c} Do} tub and washed, black and cotted wool, 2@6e Tess. !\‘lornm unwashed, Tobaccos. T—Common, 20@30c¢; good, 45@ Diamond Sweet Sixteen, 47c, -0. 8., 20c; Muskovy, 25c; Dur- ham, Hu/ B0 )urhum. 4 oz, Soal of Carolina, ot North| Ao A a0 eny ot Uy arolin, 5 orr dhos OL K, Durham, 4 28c; 0. K. Durhwr, 2 oz, 80c; Uncle , s, 24c; Tom and .'e\'rr, 230, PLUG Tonacco—Climax, ble; Bullion, bc Horseshoo, 48c; Star, 48¢; Ruddy, 4dc; Her- soy's, 48¢; Black, 38@40c. HIMEBAUGH, MERRIAM & CO., PROFRINTORS UNION ELKVATORS A, AND B. an XX to do do, 14 1-2c; Haymaker's bluo and brown, 91:2¢; Mystic River DD atripo, 161-%; Pear] River, blu and brown, 16¢; Uncasville, blue and brown, 14 1-2, Casuic - Burard, Bo; Eddystono lininy 24 inch double fuce, 8kc; Garner A glazed, 5| R [ E . £ A At do glased, b4e; Pequot do. bo; Lockwood lid finish, 6e. CoRrsET JEANS—Amory, Androscoggin satteen, 8fc; Clarendon 1;3 Cunuu)‘,;finnmf recelvers and shippers of grain, Omaha,Neb, Also buy and well grain and provisions on margingin New York, Chicago, Milwaukee, t. Louis and Toledo. Special telegraphio facilities in offic. Market reports receiv- ed cvery fittoen minutes, which wo will irnish on ap- lation, toguther with ‘our speciul crcular, Indicat, ng the tendency of the marke ftico corner of Douglas and 13th stroot. Estublianod 1878, 20tfmo teens, 74c; Hallowell, Sc; e Thes Nurragansett, improved, 8hc; Pepperill’ sat- teen, Uhe; Rockport, Ge. Piunrs—Allens, $4o; American, Gho; Arnold, lnec Berwick, 4jc; Cocheoo, 64 (mnu«wgu ug Tiankirc, —; Dunnell, 04(a7e; Eddystans, Hloucester, Ghe Larmony, ch erbocker, ; Merrimac D, 7o; Mystic, bho; Spragues, 6¢; Southbridge, 6¢; do (‘Inxlmum, Te; ‘g‘lurl boro, e; Oriental, Ghc. {NGHAMS—-Amoskeag, 9ho; Argyle, 10ko; ntic, Bc; Cumberland, 7h; Highland, 7he; Kenilworth, 9he; Plunktt, 9 "Abbervills, i, Ao, e American, 11c; Artisian, 20c;_Cairo )umll, 184c; Clurion’ D and T, 17he; Decan stripes D and. T, 10c; Keystone, 13he; Nan tucket, 19c; Nonpare + Ocean 1 and T, Royal, 16 ‘ Sussex, 8c. 3 York, plain and fancy, SHl 38— Androscoggin 104, 27 do 34, & u,.m.wm..l 4 ruit of the Loom 10-4; 27} i G d 07, 21c; do =7, 18¢} do'48, 17c, Drugs, DiuaH AND CHENICALS—Acid, Carbalic, 4 Acid, Tartaric, f uulmu.( v,.m.m, per n. 70c; Bark, Sasafras, per 1b, 12¢; Calomel, per Ib, ‘76ic; Cinohonidia, per oz, 81 05; Chloro- form, per Ib, 85¢; Dover's Powders, per lb, §120; Epsom Salts, per 1b, 8ho; t.lywmm, e, per lb, Scr Lead, Acstato, por I, 22 Oil, Castor. No. 1, per gal, $1 40, '8 Castor, No. 8, per gal. 8120; O, Olive, por gal. 1 60 Oil, Origanu, b0o; Opium, 85 00; Quinine, I, &W.and R &8, por oz, $190; Potassiim lodide, per b, 81 65; Salicln, per oz, 40c; Sulphate of Murplnne, per oz, $8 75; Hul’phur J.P.WEBER&(CO 803 S. 10th St., Omaha, Make Braces for the Correction of Physical Deformities. Hip and Spinal Diseases, Club Feet, Stiff Knees, Bow Legs, Knock-kneos, etc. Trusses of the Best Make kept on Hand ‘Trusses repaired. Crutches made to order, Small jobs of all kinds Repairing of all king promptly. J. P. WEBER & CO., 803 S. 10th St., Omaha, Iyieim "ALMA E. KEITH, DEALER IN Fine Millinery. HAIR GOODBS, WAVES, BANGS, ETC, Stock Entirely Fresh and New 105 15th Btreot Opp. Postofiics, H, PHILLIPB THE LEADING NEW Yonl TAIT.OR Call aud look ever my new store and y sew oo my new 1207 FARNAM STREET. 1207 one in steel, iron and wood done chéap, neat snd flour, per Ib, 4¢; Strychuine, por oz, $1 2. Under the mans etmeat of Mr. Kalish, + | Grand Ietand |-u-uu|\m G, Island Pass: .11:40 A ¥ | OMAHA AND LANCOLN LINK U, . DEPOT Railway Time Table, PR R, MAINJLINE. TR RRIVR Pacifle Exprom.12:06 p m | Atlanitlo Exprom?:80 4 v Western Expross 8:00 pim | Eastern Express. 8:30p m nivn, 12:80 Lincoln Fyl 12:68 pm Rall ’l RIDGE DIVISION, leavo Omaha as follofs: 8:00 & m, 9:00 & m, 10:00 & m, 11:00 & m, 'lmpm $:00 p m, 4:00 P m, 5:00 p m, 6:00'p m., 10:10 p. Dummy trains leavi N\ln!.ll‘ihlm."%lm.lfl\ m, 2:25 25 p m, 6125 p m, 8:50 pm., 10:30 p m Rumhyu The Dummy teala Toave Dmaha 8 6100, 11:00 & m; $:00, 4:00, 6:00, 6:00 and 10.19 Tonven Council Blufte At 9:95 And 11:95 & in, 9:95, 4:25, 5:25 and 8:50 and 10:50 p m. THIOUGH AND TLOCAL BASSENGER TRAINS SIOUX CITY & PACIFIO—DEPOT N. 15th Street. Leave Omaha for O'Neill via 8t. Paul Line tor Blair Arrive rom Nelig) SRiDGK DIVISION.’ LEAYR OMAIA. LRAVE COUXCTL BLUVPS. Pass No. 7:55 A m | Pass, 0. 100 b pm| §:00 8 m 40 p m o, v Mall & Ex AtlantioKx. Baily WABASH, ST. LOUIS & PACIFICAR. R.—U. P, DEPOT. LRAVR, ARRIYE, Omaha. ..., . 11:80 A m Wity 50 POT, ARKIVE LRAVR, . 7:45 8 m | Express. 0:46 A m - 840 pm | Mall*. T pm kl'\rm Leaves Council Bluffs at 8:17 p m¢ arrives " 8120 & mt *Sundays excepted. Omaka time, C, R L & P. R, R—U, P, DEPOT. ARRIVE. LRAY Mail i Expross Mall*. . Expro. . 40 pm *Sundays lvxmph\l ST. PAUL & OMAMACNEGRASKA DIVISION— DEPOT N, 15TH § NO. 8., .uouan, B No.1. No.4 1245 pm | No. 8., Sundays exceptod Express. Mall.... D. &M, IN NEBRASKA, Denver Express. ..8:15 a m | Atlantio. . Pacific Expross. Denver Expres.:40 MISSOURT I‘xbll’lu—d}. P. DEPOT DAFART. ARRIVR. £.0:50 & m | Expross. ...6:16 p m | Mal "Mraiia ki ok 7-00 i A AFFIVIRG AL 850 & I have Pullman sleepers. Opening nnd Closing of Malls, RouTR. orRy, cLonm. m pm. am. b Chioago & Northwestern, 9:00 00 Chicao, Rook Ialand & PRifG1100 0 Chicago, Burlington & Chicago, Milwaukoe & Wabash Sloux City Unlon Pagifc Omaha & Repubiio B. & M. in Nebrask SEEZEgessEss Sloux City & P. Special mall closes at 5:80 p. Offloo open Sun r Plattsmouth, Ashland and Lincoln ., opens at 10:30 a. m. w from 12:00 m. 0 1:00 p. m. K. COUTANT, Postmaster SIOUX FALLS (IXCORPORATAD.] This company t now proparel (o recelv orders for SIOUX FALLS JASPEN STONE, for Building Purposes, And will make figures on round lots for prompt deliy Lery. 'The compar y is shipping Paving Blocks to both Chicago and Omuha, and solicita correspond- ence and orders from_contrictors engaged in paving stracts in any of the western citios, TESTIMONIALS, SurkRINTENDRNT'S OFFICK, CI on ailway, Chicago Do West Div- } hor b, 1882, D. Elwell, President Sioux Falls Water Power Com- pany. Draw Sin:—1 have recelved from your company since October 1, 182, abont 100 nite paving blo have laid them! using paving material in this city 1 tako pleasuro in saying that in u ,mmg blocks furnished by your o pany aro t ar in shape and por Fori, and as far as 1 have boen &blo 0 Juige, possesod of as durable feature as any material that B over been offered o lad in the Yours, Copy YO0 e, March 23, 1883, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN This to certify that 1 have examined & pi of granite taken from the Sioux Falls Granite Quars wnd, in my opfhion, it is the best stone for street p ing T have tc.n in America. (Signed HENRY FLA; i Pres. Board Public Improvinehta. Stone for Paving Purposes. And any person fnterested in such improvement will find It greatly to his advantage o communicate with s, We Invite correspondence on the subject. The general management and supervision of tne gompany's business s now o ds of Wra, Mo- n. Address your letters to A. C. SENEY. wmimsest Pres. of Jasper Stone Co, DR. WHITTIER 617 St, Charles St,, St. Louis, Mo, A REGULAR GRADUATE of two medical ooll has been engaged longer in the treatment of CHHE 16, NERVOUS, SKIN ANDBLOOD Disoksos tha any other phywician in 8t. Louis, a8 city papers ahow and al old residents know. Consultation treo and luvited. When it is inconvenient to visit the city for treat ment, medicines can be sent by mail o express every wheré, Curablo cases guaranteed; where doubt ex ists it in frankly statod. or write. Nervous Prostration, Debility, Munul and oal Weaknow, Merourial and_other affections of Thros), 8kiu and Bones, Blood Impurities and Blood Polson ing, Skin_ aff Old Sores and Uloers, Tmpedi ments to Marrisge, Itheumatism, Piles. Special av tention to cases from overworked brain, BURGICAL CASES receive special attention. Diseases arising from Imprudence, Excomses, Indulgences, 200 pagen; the whole recelpta; who 1n DE. marry, whomay nof, why, m\uul, wnuwu«um and o re Ppostago or stamps. failed for 2b0; “dkwly J. E. HOUSE, Congulting and Clvll Englneer and SBURVEYOR, Bpecial attention to Burveylng Town Addis ons and Lota.” Furuishos Eatimates of Excavations, Making Olfibk OVHM THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, OMAHA, NEB, MAX MEYER & GO,, TMPORTERS OF HAVANA CIGARS! AND JOBBERS OF DOMESTIC GIGARS, TOBACCOS, PIPES § SMOKERS' ARTICLES PROPRIETORS OF THE FOLLOWING JCELEBRATED BRANDS: Reina Victorias, Especiales, Roses in 7 Sizes from $60 to $120 per 1000. AND THE FOLLOWING LBADING FIVE CENT CIGARS: Combination, Grapes, Progress, Nebraska, Wyoming and Brigands. WE DUPLICATE EASTERN PRICES. SEND FOR PRICE LIST AND SAMPLES. AXMEYEH c{] GUNS ~SPORTING GOODSD vz SALEM FLOUR. Tula Flour Is made at Balem, Richardson Cor, Nehraska, 1 the Combined Roller Stone System. W give EXCLUSIVE sale of our flour to ono firm in plase. We have opened a branch at 1618 Capitol avenu Omaba Write for Prices. Address either TVTALENTINE & REPEPY. ) Saloem or Omaha, Meb. Granite Ironware. FOR B5RNE % RAER Vv, [S LIgHT, HANDSOME, WHOLESOME, DURABLE. The Best Ware Made for the Kitchen. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THE ST. LOUIS STAMPING COMPANY, ST. LOUIS. Tor Sale bv all Stove, Hardware, and Honsefurnishing Dealers. And Tinners’ Stock OF ALL KINDS Txcelsior ”%fi T A. K. DAIIL.FEFY, MANUFACTURER OF FINE Buggies, Garriages and Spring Wagons, My Repository is constantly filled with & seleot stock. Best Workmanship guaranteed. Office and Factory S. W. Corner 16th and Capitol Avenue, Qmaha GATE CITY PLANING MILLS MANUFACT ERS OF Carpenters’ Materials —ALSO— Sash, Doors, Blinds, Stairs, Stair Railings, Balusters, Window & Duur Frames, & First-cluss facilitios or the manufucture of all kinds'of Mouldiugs. Planing and Matching s specially Orders from the country will be promptly exco “Addroas al) communioations to A" MOYER, Proprictor A. M. CLARK, : ‘WHOLESALE & RETAIL WALL PAPER Cornices, Curtain Poles and Fixtures. PAINTB, OIL & BRUSHES, 107 South 14th Street, OMAHA, (Wi 100 1 NEBRASKA # MANUFACTURER OF OF STRICOTLY FIRST-CLASS LaITianss, Buanies, Hna Wamms AND TWO WBEEL OABTS 1819 and 1520 Hamey Strect and 408 8. 15th Street, wstrated Catalogue furniabed free upon applicatian. . } OMAHA, NEB