Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 29, 1883, Page 3

N e ba THE DAILY BEE=0M \dA, \I()\'DAY ()(‘T()I’l4 R 29, N e o 4w e g w——— 1883, —— he MNebra HNatonar Bank OF OMAHA, NEB, Patd Op Can! 80,000 »! surplus hmd May 1, 1888 16,008 NSON, President, of Stecle, Johnson & o LIN, Vice Prosidont, of Boston. W. V. MORSE, of W. V. Morso & Co. JORN 8. CO1 of i &J.S. Collina, J. M. WOOLWORTH, Counsolor and Attorney at Law. 1. 8. REED, of Byron Keed & Co, I, W. YATES, Cashior, formany years Cashior of the First National Bank of Omabi, This Bank opened for husiness April 97, 1882, The directors and stookholders are among the loa ing business of Omaha, and ita husiness is conducted with espocial roference to the best ,and increasing fn terests of its mercantile patrons, Collactions rocolve prompt attention and charges 1owest obtainable hore or elsewhore. Interest allowod on time deposits upon tavorable terns and upon accounts of banks and bankers. Foreign Exchange, Governmont B nds, and fCounty and Citv Securities bought and sold J. W. Rodefer, Broker, Stocks, Bonds, Commorcial PaperJand all other Csocurities dealt in Room 4, No. 25 Pearl 8t,, Council Blufts, Ta! FINANGE AND GOMMERGE fairly active and stead cash and October, 105@ Corn—Western, dul cash and October, Oats—Quiet an mixed, 34@350, Ryo—Steady and quiet; eb@6ro. Tutter—Iirm for choice western packed; 10 @20c; creamery, 20@328c. co and firm at 25c. Steady o @1 184, AVERPOOL, . 2 winter red, ) d nominal; mixed, , wostern white, 36@ 87 good to choice, \\'{nm.) Livereoor, October Droads Dall, i g Wheat—Winter, 8s 6d@0s; spring, 8s@8s od. Corn NEW YORK New Yok, October lots e and options 1} 110§ 100@1 01; No, N 1124@1 12} in elo! rod, vator; 1 004@1 11 _afloat, C rn—Cash {@fc and options §@1c strong iigher; ungraded, 53@5ic; No. 2, b6 her, closing mixed white, 37(@ ostern fresh, dull aus i active; new firm; “unsettled. mess, Lard—Strong and higher; prime stoam, 705, Butter—Quiet and firm for choice. KANSAS 01TY. Kansas Crry. Octover 27.. —\Vlmnb-:"ith-r‘ No. 2 red fall, 828c bid_for cash; 83fc for FINANCIAL, NEw Yorg, October 27, Money—-2@3 per cent, closing at 2 per cent, Prime Paper—6@7 per cont. Exchange Bills—Dull at 4.81}; demand, 4.84, Governments —Strong. Stocks—Opened jrregular, soon became firm and prices advancéd } to 1} per cent. In the finul transactions tha market, as compared with last night'e closing prices, was & to 33 per cent higher, the latter in Canadu Pacific. In specialties Minnesota & St. Lous declined to 214e and rose to 22{@22{c; do. preferred fell off to 41c and closed at 43¢, COUPONS, 100 BTOCKS AND BONDS, Amorican Expross Burl., Codar I Fun‘\Va e & C! Hmmlbn{ & St. Joseph. do do pfd. Kansas & Tes ke Shore & Michigan So. Michigan Central. Minneaelis & St. do Missouri Pacifi Northern Pacific do do Northwestern. . o pfd. New York Central Oio & Missssippi. o St. Paul & Milw. do do do St. Paul, Minn, & Mahitoba t. Paul'& Omaha. . do_do pfd Texas Paci Union_Pacific Wabash, St. L. & Pacific. do ' _do do Western Union Telograpl +Asked. e ———— GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. CHICAGO. CHicago, October 27.—Flour—Market quiet aud unchaugod; commoen o chvice spring whoat, 3}@bc; Minnesota, 33@dje; bakers, 4i@bfc, patents, G4@7c; winter Sl élthurn and Missouri, 4§@bfe, Michigan, 1@bje. Wheat—Strong and higher; rey for October; 93bo for Novem! @ c December; for January; 1 03}@ 1033 for May: spring, 933c; No. 3 spring, 80bc; No. 2 red winter, 974@8hc. Corn—Active firm and higher at 46{o for cash; 46@47c for October; 47c for November; 46k for’ Docomber; 404c. for the year; 40fe for January; 484c’ for May. Oats—Firmer at 27{c for cash and October; 28@2je for Nove 27fc for the yi Rye—Dull at hic. Rarlev—Steady at Glc. Tlax Seed—Weaker at Timothy—Firm; fair, prime, 1 81. Pork—Tirmer at 10 3 10 3010 35 for October and November; 10 & December; 10 80@10 82} for the year; 10 973@11 00 for January; 11 074@11 10 for February. Lard—Stronger at 7 20@7 27} for cash and October; 7 20@7 22} for November and_De- 1 for the year; 7 80@7 @7 40 for February. Bulle Moata—Tn far domand; - shoulders, short ribs, 6 75; short cloar, G 7. Butter—Dull} fair b funcy e 2@ good iry, 14@ 3 'un‘ lomand oy ular, J@1 37. but dirty, 1 80; 10 40 for cash; 6. dy and feeling easy; choice A'n]luunm cheddars, 11@11}c; choice full part skim cheddars and d skims, 2@de. Hides—Unchanged: green salt cured light, Bc; green salt heavy, So; green salt damaged, o1 Broan salt s LSRRk dio ary DRIFk 15 Tallow—Unchanged; No. 1, Ti; No Ghe; cake, Be. <, MILWAUKEE, MiLwavke, October 27,—Wheat—Market higher; 91he for October o for Novem ber; 94j for December. Junuary. Corn—Quiet; No. Rye—Firmer; No, 2, bijo. Barloy—Weaker; ; Iur CINQINNATI, l)u,uber 27, —~Wheat—Market firm; 1 02@1 03 for cash. Corn—1In good demand at 50}c. Oats—In uctive demand at 297@30c for cnuh‘ ~(1ulac and lh)Mlv at 53c, hh y—Steady at 1 TOLEDO, Torkpo, October 27. ——\th Dull; No, Do touits Mo 5 cuy wad October, i1fe Oats—Quiet; No, 4 cash and October, 29; NEW OBLEANS, New OREANS, October 27.—Corn—Mar- ket dull and lower; mixed, 62c; white and yellow, G2i@bic Oats—Dull; choice, 38@40c, Pork—Daull acd lowes Bulk Meats—1In fair demand, November; 8bje for Decomber. ‘éorn -Botter; fo bid_ for cash; STR@ 17\:- for October; 84jc for November. LAIVE STOCK. CHICAGO. ' Cricaco, October 27.—The Drovers' Jour- nal reports this afternoon ns follow: H Dull and 156@20c lower; packing, Marcies—Per eaddie, 1 55; square_onses, 1 70, Powdered, " 8lo; exts So; medinm yel- dark yellow, 7o, Ordinary grades, 1 zood, 11@ i fairl ering's roastad, MeLaughlin's Java, 10} na prime to chol Patma, Gje. Fisn—Xo 1 mackerel, half bris, 8 00; Ny 116; family mackerel, half kerol, kits, 950; No. 1 Whtte Reh hatt Drtaer 2 00s No 3 kit 03 Syiur—- Standard . bols: Standard ) gallon kegs 18 vd do, 4 gallon D, Tn b papers, 3 80 por case; keg per 1b, | Proxues—Medium, In barrels, 7 00; do in half barrels, 4 00; &mall, in barrols, 8 00: do in half barrels, 4 70; gherkins, in barrels, 9 00; do in half barrels, 5 00, 'eAs—Gunpowdor, good choon 00 @75c; good Imperial, 40@ Young Hyson, good Gho@1 00; natural Japan, choico, P olong, good, 85@40c; C choice, 40@ Souchong, good, 85@ choico, 5@ Wooomnwatz—Two hoop _pails, Tubs, No. 1, three II!W\ {\mll, 210, neer washboards, 1 Wellbuckets, 8 8 Soars- Kirk's Savon Tmperil, § 45 satinet, 800; Kirk's standard, 8 77 white ‘Russian, 525; Kirk's eutoca, 2 15; Kirk's Prairio Quoen, (100 cakes,) 40c; Kirk's magmolia, dor Porasit fl‘n\nnuilvimin cans, 4 case, in onse, 3 85; Tabbitts ball, 2 doz. in case, 1 90; Anchor ball, 2 doz in case, 1 60, CANDY— French mixed, in 30 Ib, pails, 18¢; American mixed. in 80 b Lails, 176; Drillinnt mixed, ed, in 30 1 ) 1 paile, 13¢; Double Cm 30 pnckmg und nhl|l|)h|g, 4 40[{!. Crystal mixed, light, 4 40@4 skips, 8 00@4 00, | 30 b pails, 15 1b ¥n.|., A e S rarkeh el xports ) 14e; Tip Top, mixed, lirt, o ta choica shipping, 5 500 105 comimon | mixod, 50 1t pails 30 11 to medium, 4 00@b 40; inferior to fair cows, 2 00@2 ‘)0‘ medium to good,3 00@3 80; stock- ers, 300@ fooders, 8 90@4 35; rango custor, wrass Texans, § 60@4 00; Americans, 390@b 00 ish; inferior to fair, 2 10@ 4, 800@3 50; choice s per hoad, 100@ Sheep—Sluy per cwt.; medium to goo o xtra 4.00@4 50; lan 8 25; Texas sheep, 2 00@3 ST, LOUIS LIVE 8TOCK, §r. Tous, October 27.—Cattlo—Supyly too smull to make market; only smull local trade done. Shoop—Very quist and unchanged, only lo- cal trado done; fair o good, 8 26@3 76; prime, 380@4 00, KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK. Kansas Crry, October 27.—The Daily Indi- cator reports: Cattlo—Good grades steady but slow; com- mon a shado lowor, trading hgm —Lower at 4 25@4 SHoop—Unchanged Cikbeate e et e TRAFFIC. FLOUR AND GRAIN. CH10AG0, October 27.—Receipts and ship- ments of flour and grain for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Ship'ts, Flour, bbls.. 7.000 Wheat, bushels 000 Receipts, . 11,000 75,000 Ccrn, bushels. ,000 2:4.00() Oats, bushels , 000 105,000 Rye, bushels. « 14,000 4,000 Barley, bushels. .., L7000 34,000 NEW YOrk, October Receipts und shipmentsof flotir and grain for the past 24 hour have been as follows: Receipts smp 'ta, Wheat, bushels.......... 62,000 1,000 Corn, bushels © 163,000 1x 000 Oata’ bushels 188000 18,000 Kavsas Ciry, October 27.—Receipts and shipments of graln for the past 94 hotirs have been as follows: Recelpts. Ship'ts, 9,000 2,000 Wheat, bushels 9, x Corn bushels. . . 4,000 3,000 LIVE BTOCK. Cricago, October 27.—Recelpta and ship- ments of live stock for tho past 24 hours have been as follows: Recelpts, Ship'ta, 8r. Louts, October 27.—Receipts and ship- ments of live stock for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Ruceipfa. Ship’ts. l 0 750 Kansas Crry, (‘lumhur"T —Receipts and shipients of 1ive stock for the past 24 hours have n as follows: Roceipts, Ship'ts. OMAHA MARKETS. Wholesalo Prices. OrrIcE oF Tix OMAHA BEE, Saturday Evening, October 27 REVIEW OF THE WEEK. Business during the week has been only fair and prices on nearly everything outside of grocers, dry goods, drugs and grain have been wealc and unsteady. The main reason for the slight falling off in the volume of trads which has been noticeable all along the line is at- tributed to the bad state of the weather. The live stock markat is more firm than last week, although prices have not advanced as was anticipated two or three days ago. Grain is steady and comparatively un- changed, with receipts not quite up to the averago, J Commission business has been good with the usual fluctuations in prices and a good supply existing. The receipts and shipments have been about equal and collections fully a8 good, if not better than last week, The following prices are charged retailars by jobbers, wholesalers and commission mer- chants, with the exception of grain, which is quoted at the prices furnished by the elevators and other local buyers: Grain, ‘Wugar—Cash No. 2, 73¢; No, 8, 64c. Bansey—Cash No. 2, 48c. Rye—Cash, No, 3 394c. CorN—No. 2, 85c, 0Oars—No, 2, 25, Live Stock, Far Srrers—Quiet at 3 50@4 25, ¥ar Covis—3 00@3 85, Hoas—4 00@4 85, Suurp—Firm at 3 00@850, Cavvis—Fair quality 4 50@5 00;good butche ers’ o , 600, Flour and Millstuffs, WinteR WHEAT—Best quality, patent, at } PEGRIA PRODUCE, ober 27.—Corn—Dull; high No. 2 mixed, 46}@46c No.' 2 white, 30 Prouia, O mixed, 463@47 Active and higher; 304c. illnLV Firm at 115, 8T, LOUIS, Sr. Louis, October 27.— Wheat—Market higher and rmrl\ tive; No, 2 red, $jc@ $1 01} for cash; 993« for October; 1 004@1 00 for Novewber; $103 for December; 91 03 for 3 re " Corn—Better but slow at 44} for cash; 433c for November; 41§@41ic for December. Oats—Firmer but slow at 268@26ic for 27¢ for Novewber; 270 for the year. S0 bid, 50@70c, Firm; dairy, 16@24c; creamer; Rutter 'lk we—18) @19, FE Sood 1 84, Hay—Firm; vr Corn Meal—2 80. BALTINOI B, Bavriore, October 27,~Wheat—Western i, 9 00@10 50, 3 40@3 50, BECOND QuALITY—3 00@3 40, SPrING WHEAT—Best quality, patent, at 8 50@3 60, SECOND QuALITY—2 30@3 50, BRaN—bbc per cwt. Cuorpen FEED—Per 100 Ibs, 85c, CouN MEAL—1 00@1 10 per cwt BOREENING—60@T70c per ow ‘Wool. Merino unwashed, light, 14@16¢; heavy, 13@15¢; iwashed, light, 18@20c washed, choice, fair, 30c; tub and washed, 28c; butry, bluek and cotted wool, 2@00 'oss. Grocers List, Oaxnen Goons—Oysters (Standard), per case, 3 70@3 90; strawber 210} ruplnenum s, 2 Ib, per case, 210, per case, 2 H0; Bartlet 40; Whortlol 1, per case, e, 4 0; pine apples, 2 Ropr—Sisal, 4 inch and larger, 10§, § inch c; 3 inch, 11} 10f¢; éAhan'fliuxu. 40"-., 168, 15¢; 8s, 15¢; boxes 40 1bs, 16 oz,, 6s, 16¢, 4 80@ e B Top, stick, 30 1 pails, 12c. ew Yorkupple 16¢; Ohio ap- Al pl, T30 Satr—Dray loads, per bbl, 180; Ashton, in sacks, 8 50; bbls dairy 60, fiu, 3 StarcH—Pear], 44c; Silver Gloss, 8c; Corn Starch, 9c;_Excelsior Gloss, Thc; Corn, Sc. Seices—Pepper, 170; allspice, 16¢; cloves 2563 oussio, 1o Lye—American, 8 40; Greenwich, 8 40; ‘Waestern, 2 75; North bm 200; Lewis’ l)n 465; Jewell lye, 2 75 General Produce. 20@31c; cold Burren — Funcy, croamery, 203 choice dairy, 20 storage creawmery, 256@27c; @24c; best country, wolid’ packed, 16@20c; best_country, roll, 20@22c; inferior grades 10@l4c. No change in prices, but demnd for country butteris falling off owing to larger receipts and the poor quality received, 1Gas—Receipts fair, but prices still hold up, All eggs have brought 26c, CHEESE—Now York Stato full cream, 14c; 5 hoop lots, 13fc; full cream chedders, ‘new, 134c; full cream chedders, old, 9; full cream, 3 in hoop, 1dc; Young Americas, 14c; cream, ery skims 9c; fino Swiss choese, 19¢; Edam: each, 81 25. Porators—Market firm owing to light receipts this week. Consignments of stiict- ly choice, large sized, straight potatoes 7 {rom 54 to 86c; mixed cars 80 to ight demand; peachblows, 40 Pora1oks —Choico yellow, 2@sc. arger; choics large red Tarket for choice stock $5 00@ 600 per hundred. Demand good. raxs—Hand picked navios, $2 75@3 00; hand }1 ked mediums, 00@2 25, Ite- ceints fair: demand good. GAME—Prairie chickens, per doz., 82 50@ 800; quail, $250; ducks, 1 50@2 50; geese, 2 U@z 50. l*mz'm Ovsrers—Selects, 50c; mediums, 35c. LERY—4] Puu'rm “Live _chickens, per doz, 2 50@ 300; dressed chickens, per lb., 124@134c; |2 !Ixrkeys full dressed. perlb., 14c. Lasoxs—Extra fancy bar lemons, 88 00; fancy Messina lomons, per box, $7 253 5 box lots, Messina lemons, 87 00; 10 box lots do., $675. These are fl.rxckly choice Messina lsmons. OraNGEs—Louisianas per bbl, 89 0u: do., x, 85 00 BANANAS—Cholce, per bunch, 3 00@4 00, CRANBERRIES—Fancy O apo Cod, high color, $14.00; bell and bugles: $12 60; boll and cherry, Special prices on large lots. Arpres—Choice eating, regular packing, 88 50@4 00; choice cooking, regular packing, $3 00@3 B0; extra choice, 83 50@ Strictly fancy apples well packed are demand. Market adyancing, Pracurs—Choico Michigan per basket, 80c @1 00. Receipts fair; demand for choice 8@9e; good stock B od. 1 —Black Arabian, per Ib., tos, 10c. 10, kegs, per Ib., 12}c; 10 Ib. box, layer per Ib., 18, 8 —Lixtra fine, per 100, 8 00. VA PLuss—In good demand; 50 per box. CALIFORNIA BAmLET PEARS—In good de- at §400@4 50 per rox, California s Buerre, Clargean, etc. pears, per box, 83 l)flmd"t cider, 16 gal kog, $4 50; al Jeog, 8500; SL & P clarified, 00. Pras I 2, Pigs feet, 15 1b Kits, 81 154 pigs 40 1 e LU, pigs_feet, 80 1b half L1, $4 00; tripe, 16 1b kits, 81 15; tripe, 40 1b qr bbI, tripe, 80 1b Ralf \.hl #4.00; pigs tongues, 82 50; mgu 1b ki tongues, 40 1b qr bl £6.00, T 1 kits [ tumbler, schooner, per dozen, £310; Llb tin cans, 4 40; 21 tin cans, 2 doz in case, RS strawber, Currant, 301b wood pails, . 80-1b wood pails por Bt wood il per i, 30.1b wood pails' per 1b, 83c; d palls perlb, [ B o, pails, Burren -1b woode) 6 in cuse, per case, b wooden pails per Ib, ils, © in case, por case, PreseryEs—(In 201b weoden pails)—Rusp- berry, $1500; strawberry, quince, $14 00; peach, §14 00; cherry, £14 00; tomatoes, $14 00; plum, $14 00; assorted, 51b wooden buckets, 6 in case, per case, $475; assorted, 2.1b tin cans, 2 doz in case, per case, £ 25, Ninraska Cosn HoNgy—1-1b frames, 241 casos, per 1b, 18c. CoAL—Cumberland Blaclmith, 10 00: Mor. ris run_ Blossburg, 12 00; Whitebreast lump, 4 50; Whitebreast nut, 4 50; Towa lump, 4 50; Towa nut, 4 50; Rock Hprln{( 700; Anthr cite, 10 75@11 00; Canon City, 700, per ton Hav—Baled, 8 00@10 00 per ton; in bulk, 6 00@6 50 per ton. Dry Goods, Brows CorroNs—Atiantic A, 8jo; ; Atlanta A, 8¢; Boot Ap&fla [oosier, Ghe; Width, 8¢; Indian Head A, 8c; Indian Baniaed A o’ Tndian Orghard, d.'w., 7{o; Lawrence LL, Gic; Tho; Poquot A, Bje; Utica C, bl , 7ic; do A, 84’ do E 48, 12)c. Fing Brows Cortons—Allendalo 44, Tho Alligator 34, S Argyle ‘44, Atlantic i vy “{f Budger Stato 3 it' Hennington G4, bl Buckeyo S 14, i llun Orclued AA 98, EAL, Laconia O 39, Ble; Lehigh K 4-4, he; l‘um-»rull N %, 7o; do O 82, The; do 1 , Tie; do B Ejo; Pocasset C 4-4, Tie; Wamsutta 44, BLEACHED COTTONS— Androscoggin 1, 44 ?u' Blackstone AA imperial 8¢; do do half bleached 4-4, 9¢; Fidelity 44, Fruit of th do Water Twist, 105 Great Indian Head ghrunk $-4, Lonsdal 0 cambric 3 w York Mills, Pequot A, m Pepperel, N G Twil Pocahontas 4-4, 0 Pocussot 5-4, 87; s a Wamsutta O X X, 1 Ducks (Colored) Albany E, brown, & ), draby 1s; do XX siripes wud plaids, ,1...\\ X brown aud drab, stripes and’ plaids, 121-20; Axlington_f 19c; Brauswick hmwn 812 do ex tra b n, extra heavy, '8 Tudlana & brown, 13¢; Neponset A brown, 16¢, e, Toj fair | TicKINGS. Ammkmfi A O AB32, 10 n!u YY 18 Conestoga, oxtra, o3 Lewiston A 80, Omoga, super extra 4-4, , 16 1-40; Putuam XX Shetucket 8, 10 1-20; do S8, Ay keag, Lo nd brown, 1012 L ver DD blue, N 20; Arlington 'X b lnvnl 000, 0 AAA, do do, 20; Haymakor's CavBRICS— Bar 24 inch double face, Manhattan glovo finieh, + Poquot de Sener & glazed, s wport de Lockwood kid fmss Aoy, o Avdroscoggn sattoon, 8fe; Clarendo toons, 74o; Hallowell, Narragansott, improved, 8hoy la]n]mh Y 4503 Cochuow, 04 3 yunmoll, 6@ ystone, 64 Huruiony, She; Knickerboe 3 Mystic, b do; do Ginghams, GINGHAMS: :\m\mkl\w. Bho} Atlantic, 8c; Camberland, 7en< I Kenilworth, 9hc; munk-n [ CorroNADES—Abbervi Bic American, 11¢; Artisian, 'ZOc 134o; Clarion D and T, 17} stripes D and T, 16c; Keystone, l&fic tucket, 19¢; Nonpareil, 100; Ocean D and T 134c; Royal, 163e; Sussex, 1.‘c. "Toga, Wachu sott shirting chocks, 1240} (n Nankin 12he ork, plain Nankin, 12yc; do checks, end fancy, 124e; do § oz, -nmm»«m ~Androsce -4, 28c; do 84, 8 vmn of the Loom 10~ onthtridge, boro, bjo; Oriental, 8ho, 2403 ]'smlm»lm do 74, 19¢; do 16¢; Poppenell Utica W, Paints, Oils and, Varnishes. 01181102 carbon, per gatlon, 18¢; 150° headlight, per gallon, 15c; 176° headlight, per gallon, 20c; 150°_water white, Tie; lin soud rad e allon,55c; linseed, boiled, per allon, 58 Lard, winter str'd, e gallon, e 0.1, 70 60c; castor, 3 per gal lon, T 40:0. 8, 120; swoot, per gn\hm Bo; wpetm_ W, per gallon, 1603 fiahy W, B. pergallon, 65c; neatsfoot extra, ver gallon, H0c Rioc1, 78o; lubricating, sero, per gallon sumner, Tbe; golden machine, No. 1, per gul: lon, 850; No, 2, 25c; sperm, eignal, per gallon, 80c; turpentine, per gallon, 500; naptha, 74, per gallon, 15c. PAINTS IN O —White lead, Omaha P. P, 6c; white load, St. Louis, pure, 63c; Marseillas groon_1to b1 cans, 200; French inc, gree Soal, 120; Tirench zino, red. seal, 11c; rench zinc, In vamish asst, 90c; French zine. in_oil asst, 16c; raw and burnt wmber, 1 1b cans, 10c; raw’ and burnt Sienna, 100; vandyke brown, 80; rofined lampblack, 12c; coach black, and ivory black, 160; drop black, 10c; Prussian blug, 30c; ultramarine blue, 180; chrome green L. M. & D., 16c; blind and shutter green, 1, M. & D., 16c; Parin green, 180; Indian red, 16c; Venetian red, 9o; Twscan rod, 22c; Ameri- can’ Vermillion, 1. & P., 18c; chiomo’ Follow THE NECESSITY FOR THE SPECIALIST, DR. H WAGNER, 1Tas tong beon ..lumu!m rod and more 80 at this day & fleld of medical scienco is orons branches are * and nearcr to perfection, and no one wan ean any 1o grasp them al Hence the necessity tor dividing the labor. ~ And it Is true boyond alt donbt that discass, affecting the gen nrinary organs need special study more th lse, if wo would understand and know how them properly. I it ally awaro that thoro are naible poople, who wiil Pk o joct, and that tho | | 11 to roliéving the aficted and #aving them from worso than doath, 18 1o loss a phi Ianthropist and bonefactor to his race than the sur goon or physician who by any other branch of hia p or humanity, the day is dawning when the false anthrophy that condomned the victims of folly or erime, liko the lopers under the Jowlsh law, to die uncared for has passed away. A Few Reasons Why you should try the celebrated Dr. 11, Wagner's methods of cure: 1.7 #r. I Wgner s & natural physicl oWt he Greatest Living “Few can excel you as a doctar. The World's Greatest Physiognorist. 8 “You are wonderfully profict font In your knowl | ko of disenso and modicliies.” ‘. Dr. 3. MATTItews. Tho afflicted find ready rolicf in your pros Dr. Y. Stuws. r 1L Wagner I a rogular graduate from Blievo n-»-,-n:n. New York city; hus had very ex: tensive hospital practice, and is thoroughly postod on all branches of his beloved scionce, espocially on chronic diseasos,” Dra. Browsm & Ewivo, & b, I, Wagnor haw inmortalizad himselt by his wonderful discovery of specific_remedies for pr vato and soxual diseason - Virginia City Chonlele ousands of Luvalids flock o 860 him."—San Francisco Chroniclo. 8 +The Doctor's long experionce na n specialist thould render hiu very” suocosstul.”—Rocky Moun- in Nows. Plain Facts Plainly Spoken. At one time n discussion of the secret vico was en. tirely avalded by the profession, and medical works of but a fow years ago would hardly montion it. To-day the physician is of a different opinfon; ho is aware that it is his duty—lisagroeablo though it may bo--to handlo this matter without gloves and spenk plainly about it; and intelligent parents and guardians will thank him for doing so. ‘The results attending th estructive viee were for. merly not understood, or not properly estimated; and no importance being attached to n subjoct which by its nature does not Invite close investigation, it was \dll gly ignored. ¢ habit iy generally contracted by the youn \mu.. nllumllnk school} older_companions throug 4 their example, may be responsiblo for it, or it may acquired through accident. The excitement onco perienced, the practico will be repeated again and again, until at last the habit. becomes firm and_cony pletely enslaves the victim. Mental and nervous af tlictions are usually the primary rosults of self-abuse. . | Amongg the injurious effocts may be mentioned lassi. L. M, 0. &D. 0., 18; yellow ochre, tude, dojection or Irrascibility of ton general golden” flchrfl 16c, patent_ dryer, So; graining dobility. The boy socks seclusion, and rarely joing colors, light m\k dark oak, wnlnut. hes fnut | in the sports of his companions. If he be a young and ash, 15¢, Dry Paints. French zine, 10¢; Paris ‘White Ir-nd o; whiting, “he; whiting gilders, 1jc: whiting com’l "1je; lampblack, Germantown, 14c; lampblack, ordinary, 10¢; Prussian_bluo, 5o ultramarino, 18c; vandyke, brown, 8¢; umber, burnt; 4c; umber, raw, 4c; sienna, burnt, dc; sienna, raw, 4c; Paris green, genuine, 2 Paris green, common, 20c; chrome green, N. Y. 20c; chrome groen, K., 12¢; vermill 70c; vermillion, American, 18¢; Indian red, 10c; roso pink, 1c; Venetian red, Cokusoss, |2 Vonstinn rod, American, 1§; red load, 7hoi chrome yellow, genuine, 30¢; chrome yel- low, K., 12c; ochro, rochelle, 3c; ochre, French, 2foi odire, American, 2c; Winter's ‘mineral, ; lohigh brown, 2ic; Spauiah. brown, 2}o; Prince’s mineral, 3 VanNisiEs—Barrols, por_gallon: Furni- ture, extra, 81 10; lurmkura, No. 1, 81; conch, extra, $1 40; coach, No. 1, §1 20; Damur, extra, $1 75; Japan, lflc'w“hdtnm , extra, 8Lc} shellac, 3 50; hard oil finis} Leather. 2. solo, 83 to 42c; hemlock ol 286 to 8o, nem o kl to1 00; runner Gbo to 80c; nem o 350 £l 20; hemlock upper, 28c Yo 21i0; oale upper, 24c; alligator, 4 00t 5 50; calf kid, 32@35: Greison kid, 2 30 to 2 75; ok kip, 80c to 1 00; onk calf, 1 20 to 1 30; French kip, 110 to 1 55; French ealf, 1 25 to 2 00; rus- sts, 550 to 7 00; linings, 600 t010 b Dings, 9 00 to 10 50; B 1 Moroceo, 80c to 85c; pebble O. D, Moraceo, 50 to 8 00, star ol No 2 do, No. 1 Ohio ouk, do; No. 2 do, 8ic; No, 1 Milwaukeo 87c: No, 3 do. Sic. Hides. Dull and wenl; green lmtdmrv, salted, 73@7yc; dry flint, 12@ lry salt, 107110+ damnged hides, two-thirds price, TaLLOW—6e, Suuep Prrrs—25c@1 00, Health is Wealth Dr. . O, West'n Nerve aud Brain Treatment, gnaren ecd spocifle for Hysteris, Dizziness,sConvil o, Fita, Norvous Neusalgia, ‘Headneho, Nervous Prostration causod bx the wso of aleohol of Eohnooo, Wakefuluess, Mental Depresslon, Softening of the £rain, rosulting in insanity and leading to misery, Jecay' and death, Promature Old Ago, Barrenuoss fwoes of powor in'either sox, Involuntary Losso Spermatorrha caused by 'over exertlons of arain, solf-ahuso or over-iniulgence. Kach wing ono 9uxes for rice onth's tre: 00, Sent b ent. §1.00 & box, or mail propaid on recelpd WE GUARANTEE BIX BOXES To cure any case. With each order recoived by ue for aix boxes accompavied with 8.0, we willsend the gurchaser our written guaranteo torofund the money 1t tho troatmont dovs not affect » cure. Guarantecs ued only by . ¥, GOODMAN e Wl Druv'tst Omaha “Neb, DR, FELIX LE BRUN'S AND PREVENTIVE AND CURE. JOR EITHER SEX. This remedy belng injocted dirsotly to the seat tho_discase, requires no change of dlet or nauseous, werourial of poisenous medicinos to be taken intern: ally. When ‘wed as # proventive by either sex, it Iv limpossible to contract any private dusease; but in the 2040 of thoso already unfortunately afioted we gusr- wntee threo boxes to cure, or wo will refund the money, Prico by mal, postage paid, #2 per box, o 1hroe boxes for & ',W!U'I'I'RN GUARANTEES ssued by all suthorised agents. Dr.FelixLeBrun&Co BOLE PROPRIETORS, ¥. Goodman, Drugglat, Bole Agent, for Omahia ‘wke Wiy Q Neb. A regular graduate in lan(Inu Over wixtoon oo —twelve Lo OR. HENDERSUN 8 and 608 Wyandotto ot ITY, MO, KANBAS ) pllopay, Rhoumatism, Fils \ Tape w“n.. H; ary and Skin Dis ‘cason, Sominal Weakness(ulght losses) 4 Bexul Debility (loss 2w xual powar) Cures guaranteod or money refunded. Chargos Thousands of cases cured. No injurions n sines turnished even to paticnts st s distance. sultation freo and coufidential —call or write; sxperlonce are i Ulasirated—and ciroulars of other thing for wo S osnt stemps. FHEE MUSE Con o ud rtant. A BOOK for both sexes— et ] wed odw ;| possvle effort to do ko ‘man he will be littlo found in company with the other sox, and [ troubled with exceeding and annoying bashfulness in- tholr presence. Lascivious dreams, cuissions and eruptions on tho face, ete., are also prominent symptoms. 1t the practice is violently persisted in, more serious disturbances tako place, ~ Great palpitation of mn hum. or epileptio convulsions, are experienced, and y fall into o comploto state of idiocy be- tinally, death relieves him. ‘0 all those engaged inthis dangerous, practice, 1 would say, first of all, stop It at once; make every t i you fall, if yi ready too shattered, and conse. Lpower broken, take somo nerve in your effort. Having frood yourself from the habit, I would further counsel you to go through a regular course of treatment, for it is a great mistako to suppose that any oto may, or gome tie, Do Lovery wo1ltlo, give hinselt up t6 this fascinating but dangerous excitoment without. suffering from its ovil consequences at some future time. The number of young men who are incapaciated to il the duties enjoined by wedlock s alarmingly large, and in most of ‘such cases this unfortunate condition of thin be truced to the piractico of selt-abuse, which liad boen abandoned y v, Indeed, n few months' practice of this habit fs suftfcient to inluce spormatorrhaa 3 Intor years,and [ have many of such cases undor treat mientat the presout day. Young Men Who may bo suffering from the effects of youthtul follies or Indiscretions will do well to avail themselvos of this, the greatest boon ever lid at the altar of suf- fering humanity, Dr. WAoxwr will guarantee to for- felt 8500 for every caso of seminal weakness or private diseaso of any Kind and character which ho under. takes toand fails to cure. Middle Aged Men. at the ago of 850 to 60 who are troubled with oo frequent. evacuations of the blad- der, often necompanied by n slight smarting or burn. Ing sensation, and a weakening of the system in a munner the pationt cannot account for, -~ On examin- g tho urinary deposits » ropy sediment will often be found, and rometimes small particles of lbumen will e will bo of thin milkish hue, again a dark and torpid ap) ro are men who die of this ditle ant of the cause, which is the second st wmhml wonke ness. Dr. W. will guarantee a porfect cure in all cases and o healthy restoration of - the gonito-urinary or- Thero are fmany gans, Consultation free, Thorough examination and ad- vi nmunications should be addressed, Dr. Henry Honry Wagner, P. 0. 289, Denver, Colorad b by Dr. 1l ung Man's I Wagner, is worth its wolght in gold o young men. Prico, § Sont by mall to any addross. Left Your Light Shine. Dr. Wagnor, tho colobrated spocialsty of Denver ct, believes in letting theworld i e e e his fellowmen, s treatment for lost manhood i sure to win him & namo that postority will bloss. Ten thousand tost wnlals from all over the United States from thoso ho has cured, i# proof positive that hodocs ases. Tho afilicted 4 of overy kind will 1 his advertisomnent in iim for advice, a8 we i i sayiig ho Is tho suf Locky Mouariin News. flnd him thelr hest all our city papors, w ki will corr foror's teus friond. Relief to the Afflicted. In medicines, as In sctence, the specialists are the ones who always o8 to the front and acoomplish great results, This remark iy espocially applicable tu to Dr, I Wagner, of this city. He stands at the top of hisprofession, and tho curos ho performs for the untortunato would seem wondurtul it not, properly viowod in thellght of ciontiflo scquirements o endorsed by the most eminent of the medical faculty. His offico at 343 Laramir strect, whero he will speedi. ily effocta cure for the suffering of either sex, no mat tér how complicated their complaint.—Pomeroy,s Demoorat, Chronic Complaints Require Time for a Cure. Persons at & distance who wish tobe treated by Dr. Wagner noed not feel backward because of insbility t0 visit him. If they willw to the dootor he will send o lst of questions w nables him to send medicines, counsel and to thousands he has nover seos, Ho has ps _In every dty, town and station in Colorado, well as allover the United Btates. Heo his ad his advertisement.—Den ver Tribune, Shall We Reform ? Bpecifo remedios or alldiseaos s the theory praotice at present of educated and experience [.n wwicians, and b3 all large communitios Diey have helr specialtics, to excel i which they direct thel studies and practice, Dr. Wagner s o succcasful il lustration of this wodern school of specialtios. and his unprecedented miccoss i the reatmont of prival discascs is ws wonderful us it i tlattoring, —Prot. J Slunps, eHliose porsons who ead wedical rellf for the wos el te of discases will flud Wagnor, N uded Ly the Pameroy' st glve way t i Bigotry and nd the wise phy o for the glory of the torch o can’ best use to wud sick one to the fountain of health If this artick should be instrumental s & “TOROHLIGHT” sct uy onwhill o gulde suffedng huanity 10848 Larlme sixest Denvor, Colonulo, l wil wniover o purpou for whick it was writton. Addr i, RENRY WAONER, P, 0. box 289, oF cail at 43 Larimer Strcet, Deuver, Colo. flh.'d thecoluma headed *“The Nocossity for the 1118 FARNAM STREET, A R ~ CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furniture! ., Have just received a large quantity of new CTFKIATMEREREIR, 'SUILTE, AND AM OFFERING THEM AT VERY LOW PRICES rassevezs zuevaror |(HAS, SHIVERICK, 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam St To All Floors. YMAHA, NEB, RICHARDS & CLARKE, ' W. A. CLARKE, Proprietors. Superintendent. Omaha Iron Works, U. P. 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