Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 30, 1883, Page 3

e B ittt et N AT THE DAILY BFI' ==OM \: {\. TUESDAY (')(‘TOI ER 30, 188? Pi——— The Nebraska National Bank. and irreqular; declined lc for Novem. | onrnals spocial Liverpool cablo denotes |mand at $400@4 50 per box. California ber; advanced jc for January; advanced jo ,,ig{:f,‘,"‘,,“.p‘q 7y ‘,\m‘,.,;(.',.,.lm..k,l and best | Dichess Ruerre, Clargean, eto. pears, perbox, | Sk Prirs—28@1 00, GATE cm b CF OMAHA, NaB. for May cattle K higher; 140 per pound dressed, | 3 00@3 50, — Corn—In good demand: advanced ko for | Shoap To higher; tops 18 o swoet cider, 16 gal k-'\ §4 50 TLinmber, gaa up capital A $a80,000 | October, the year and Jannary; declined jo it LIV G0N larified, 16 gal kog, 8500; M. & 1" WROLISALS urplus Fund, MayZ1,§18ss | 71:'00¢ | for November and May. LA o~ H 32 gal kog, & . . OL! b Oats—1In fair demand; advanced 8¢ for the October Cattle—Active, Pias Feer feet, 15 1| Wae quote lumber, lath and shingles) on oars DIRECTORS: year; advanced dc for May. ot eastern demand $han for somo ; pige_foot, | at Omaha at the following prices: © Pork—In fair domand; 5e higher for Octo- L:mwl‘ to choice | S0 11 half bi AR BN R D SOANTLING—16 ft. and under MANUFACT ERS OF. air, 4 25 | tripe, 40 Ib qr bhl ; Indians, 8 50@4 40, \~|m Pigs ton, y rados wanted; common to | tanguios, 40 1b qr bbl, &€ jovember, and 24c for : The higher for nd Janua December, the y In_fair & 1 Preellont, of Steele, Johinsca % Oc LIN, Vice t, of Boston, | tonguies, Caroenters’ Mate ials Y o January anc i fair to good, 8406 151b kits, 22 65; 40 1b qr | 26 50, : Jon u\L!«I.\V . u H.&J 8 Collins, “M all sgular wheat, 1,27 Mixer Mear-181b bue a 250) | o “FENCING , 4 and 6in,, 24 00; No. 2, [ wfn::‘\\:v‘m.,1““..;-: & Attorney at Taw ar, 745,000 g oats, 100,000 1 RANSAS GITY LIV NTOOR, ”v“, IL: buckets ‘1""‘1%11 4 § 10 | -.-’v”m Ko, 1164 Soticn Ssesti 00661 | —ALSO— , of Byron Roed & Co, 500 barrols: lard, 5,000 tierces. : Rawias Ofry, Odtoee \ Daily Tndi. | kox%, 10c; half barrels, 100, X SH a—No. 1(2d common boards), 20 00; " ot o Pt " Cuabor o many yoursCnsbtr o the | * Chioewe- Market’ dull o wonk;_choice | o KAYSA® O1TY, i | | A, Lt A " | Sash, Doors, Blinds, Stairs, Stair Railings, Balusters, Window & Door Frames, & o Bank of Omaha. full cream cheddars, 11@11je; choico full attle—Searce and firm; bulk of m.,nl\ samblst., Tef, au cernway, BHL, § 90) Tows plavtes. bbl, it | o First-clas facilition for the manufacture of all kinds of Mouldings. Planing and Matohing a spocialty This Bank opened for business April 27, 1852 “"‘*”"""‘“- n cheddars and | ek wosterns, which were taken by foed . et g il Do T oo s Ordors from tho ’ THE DIRECTORS AND STOCKHOLDERS are "“h‘;":-‘ L " mlz sisd h;{hl at unchanged prices, et Rk Ponrd. s B0 sations to A MOYER. ropr o rosines a as Lk & Hogs—S! v at 4 30@4 45, . grhe; . iane ~ ) . . green salt ca f, 11c; dry sal o, \|\ cal i por [, Sie; st 30-1b wood ‘.m‘l,. - N e W< T — ‘best and increasing interests of its mercantile patrons | 15¢, ¢, S0.1b wood pails per b, | Tron, rates, 2 60; plow steel spoc \l onst, PIANOS&‘ > R (}-AN S COLLECTIONS receive prompt attention and 1',.11..1\: Unchanged; No. 1, 7de; No OMAHA MARK 30-10 wood. pails. por 1b, Sie; | eruciblo, Se; ‘spocial or Gorma cast tool on L charges lowest obtainable here or elsewhore. Ge; cake, Sc. - 1 wood pails per b, Sie. do, 15@ on spokos, set, @3 00; hubs n ime=~- Arpk BUrTki--85-1b wooden pails, per 1y, | per set, 1 25; felloes sawed dry, 1 40; tongnos, ong Time--Small Payments. INTEREST allowed on time deposits upon favor. able terms and uhon accannta of Banks and bankers E CHANGE, Government Bonds and Dmlnl\ ml\l n‘m ‘l«‘\lr!!l(‘! ‘m!n[ht und Ar»hl MILWAUKER, \'II\U\H{RR October e fo* cash and {o for January Corn—Nothing done; ‘Wholesale Prices, Orrice oF THE Ovana Ber, Monday Evening, October 2 Tho following prices are charged retailars xlos each, 750} square nuts per % orib, 8 rivets, por malleable, 80 harrow tooth anch, 70@8? e 1b wooden 6 in case, per case, 2800; 0, pails, wash ‘Wheat—Market November; 93¢ for At Mannfacturers Prices. A Hosue Jr 1251 wooden pails per Il 51 wooden pails, © in case, per case, crowbire, 8¢, 184 j ssi &4 2 sring toal, Burdon's horsehoes, 5 25 1818 DODAR ¥TH J. W. Rodefer, Broker, Oats—Higher; by jobbers, wholosalory and commission mor- | *43% 15 eben e} e o) g NODAK STRE . Red 40 Rye-—Neglected; chants, with tho exception of grain, which is | berry, £1500; strawberry, quince BARBED Wik —In oar e “':.’;L'\-"":;y:'l;_ f;-""'lmwml Paperand all other l&.\rlv) Yull and lowes \«. 2, 60c. quoted at the prices furnished by the elevators | peach, £14 00; cherry. $14 00; tomatoe Nats—Rates, 10 to 60, Room 4, No. 28 el St., FIHANGE AND GOMMERGE FINANCIAL, New York, October 20. Money—Easy at 2@3 per cent, closing at 2 per cent, Prime Paper—6@7 per cent. Yxchange . Bills—Weak at 4.81; demand, 4,839, Goveinments—Strong. Stocks.—The woek opened with a strong and higher market at the Stock Exchange. The improvement in early dealings ranged from § t0 2§ per cont. After midday a weaker tone prevailed and the market sold off, except Oro- gon Transcontinental, which was remarkably strong throughout. In the final sales there was a fractional rally and the market closed rather firm. As compared with Saturday’s clos- ing, prices aro § to 3 per cont higher. COUPON Council Bluffs, Ia’ American_Expross. . Burl., Cedar Rapids & Central Pacific Chicago & Altori. | do do pid. b, Burl. &Qm ey Erie do Fort W Hannibal & St. Joseph do do do Tllinois Central......... nd., Bloom. & Wostern. Kansas & Texa T.ake Shoro & Michigan So. Michigan Central, Minncavslis & S do do Missouri Pacific Northern Pacific do do Northwestern, ., Lou do pid. do Pooria, Decatur & ¥ Rock Tsland. St. Paul & M do do do_pl 8t. Paul, Minn. & Manitol St. Paul'& Omaha.. do_ do Texas Pacif Union Pac Wastorn Ufon Tel eetora Dnion Telograph. +Asked. e cLEARANOES. Bostoy, October 29.--Reports from 26 lead- 1ng clearing houses in tho United States for the week ending he 27th inst., gives the to- tal clearances,$1,179,930,635,being an increase of 56 per cent, compared with the correspond- ing week in 1882, The exhibit this week is the most favorable one when compared with the' corvesponding week of last year and de- notes & marked improvement in general trade situations and many cities which for months past haveshown n decresse in clearings, are now crossing the lino and*showing gain. e GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Special Dispatch to Tit Citicaco, October 20,—The improvement in business which board of trade merehants through two months of comparative stagnation have anxiously looked for seems to have fairly begun. The activity characterizing Saturday's trading continued to-day through a strong and at times wildly oxcited market. Wheat at the close showed an advance of nearly four cents over the ruling prices for Thursday last. The immediate causes for improvement were an incroased export demand, a decrease in the sible supply, rumors of wars, and, above all, the natural reaction of the market from a pro- tracted period of inactivity. Wheat opened strong and about jc above Saturday'’s close, and after declining fc to Zo advanced rapidly to nearly 1ho above the opening. Tho close was very strong, sustained by heavy local and outside buying. Country speenlators who never invest in a falling market sent in hoavy orders to-day, and the trading from the enstorn cities was very large. Altogether * business appears to have awakened, and an ity enterod upon. Intorest in wheat overshadowed the other cereals. Corn advanced about jc in sympathy with wheat, actual trading in it being limited, Hog pro- ducts were fairly active, more so than for some time, Prices were confined in a narrow vange. era of acl CHICAGO, CHicac0, October 29, —Flour—Market quiet and_ unchangod’ comimon ta chlco. spring wheat, 8h@be; Minnesota, 3h@dfo; bakers, 43@bio, patonts, siarc; e Southern sud Missour, 4{@5e, Michigan, @she Wheat—Demand active; unsettlod; opened wuk and lower; closed shado highor; rgular, 93@3ko for Ootober; 933@93fc for Novem: ber; 953@951c )ecember, 0 GI!I:.L for Janu- 1087 for. May: No,2 spring, 93@ pring, S14c; No, 2 ved winbar, 0] Corn—TDemand active; unsettlod; opened lower, and afterwards advanced, closed nomi- nally unch-ugud 46§@47c for cash; 407c for October; 47fc for November; QB‘OSI»pc for December; 46@46c for the Joas 16)@46} for January; 48§@48jc for May Oats—Steady and firm; 2 u@l‘;du for cash; 28¢ for October and November; 28Jc for De- cember; 27fc for the year; 28c for January; 31i@3 or May. Rye n at B5je. Rarley—Easier at 60)c. Flax Seed—Firm at 1 37. Timothy—Ste: «uly, rime, to good, 1251 2 o L and irregular; opened and afterwards advanced; 10 25@10 30 for cash, October and vember; 10 35 H@10 874 for Decembe @10 30 for the year; for January; 11 05@11 07} for 181@1 & b fair L.unl and subsequent] cash and October ovember d Decewber for the year. for Janua r Februai Meats - Iu fair demand; uhuul«lum 4 50; short ribs, 4 75; short clear, 4 75, Egga—1In (air domand at 22@24e, Butter—Quiet and unchanged; fair to facs creamery, 21@20c; good to fancy dairy, Whisky— Steady and unchaged at 1 1.} Cats ~ Boann.—Wheat—Demand active CINOIN CINCINNATI, October 20.—Wheat—Market strong and higher; No, 2 red winter, 1 03@ 105 tor s Corn— Easier at 50c. Oats—In fair demand at 20]@80c. tyo—Steady at Pork- - Easier at 11 Lard -Dull at 7 15, Bulk Meats—(Q ‘Whisky—Active and firm at 113, TOLEDO. TovLgno, October ~Wheat—Dull; 2 red winter cash, 1 02§@1 06, Corn—Dull and lower; hivh No. 2, cash and October, Oats—Dull but firm; No. 2 cash and Octo- ber, 20c. ot. mixed, NEW ORLEANS. New Onueans, October 20.—Corn—Mixed dull and lower at 6le; white and yellow, scarce and firm at 63c. Oats—Quiet; prime, 87c; choice, Corn Meal—Scarce and firm at. Tard—Steady; tierce, 8 00; keg, § Whisky—Steady and unchanged. ST, LOUIS PRODUCE, Sr. Louis, October 29.—Wheat—Market active and higher; No. 2red, 100@1 003 for : 101} for November; 1 03} for December; No. 3 red, 95i@963c. Corn—Iigher but slow; 43c for November; UOats. October; cember 43i@44c for cash; for December. 7l for cash: 27dc for 28}c for De- S50@11 00, al loAnD 101 for 033 for December; 1 00} bid for vear; 105} |_m|nr\ ~Dull; no ber; 41fe bid for De Oats —Dully for December, ‘Wheat —Firm; le bid for Novem- -mlu-x, 10{c for Janvary. ¢ bid for \o\umhur, 28¢ bid PEGRIA PRODUCE, ()Lfnl r 20.—Corn—Quiet; 1) No. 2 mixed, 46}@47c m and steady; No. 2 white, 30@ high \\'hi:«liv —Firm at 81 15, KANSAS O1TY, Ransas Orty. Octover 20,—Wheat—Higher; fi:&;’:c bid for cash; 844c for November; ¢ for cash; 35c for Novem- 34c for December. Oats—Better; 22 bid for cash. BALTINORE. Bautivone, October 20.—Wheat—Western fairly active and firm; No. 2 winter red, cash and October, 106@1 06}. Corn—Western, dull and nominal; mixed, cash und October, 563@56{c. Oats—Dull but steady; western white, 36@ 37¢; mixed, 31@3pe. Rye—Quiot; prime, 65@07c. Rutter—Firm for choice; western packed 10 @20c; creamery, 20@28c. Fggs—Firm and active at 25(@ Whisky—Steady at 1 18@1 184, LIVERPOOL, LIVIHU'OOL, October Steady. Whoat—Winter, 8 6d@0%; Ge. —Breadstuffs— spring, 8s@8s Corn—5s2d, NEW YORK, New Yok, October 20.—Wheat—Spring decidedly moro active for export; winter, cash, }@jc higher and firm; options d@gc lower, roacted {@le, closing’ weak; ungraded red, 5@l 10, No. 4 red, 91@9lic; . 8 red, 101; No. 2 re(l 110@1 10} ier; _options_opened firm, declined fc, losing stoadisr; with & ra- of 52@575¢; No. 2, ; white, 7o, Tggs ~Western fresh, quict and steady. Pork—Quiet and firin; o mess, 11506 frm; prime steam, 7 60@7 65. Butter—Quiot and fi ¢ choice. FLOUR AND GRAIN, Cnicaco, October 29, —Receipts and ship. ments of flour and grain for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Receipts. Ship'ts. Flour, bbls.. . 16,000 10,000 Whea, bushels. 81,000 1000 Cern, bushels, 191,000 ,000 Oats, bushels 1 m oou Rye, bushels Barley, bushel 1, 1000 Kavsas City, October shipments of grain for the boen as follows: Wheat, bushols —Receipts _and past 24 hours have Receipts. Ship'ta. 8,000 1.60( Corn bushels . 3,000 5,000 NEew Yok, October 2).—Receipts and shipmentsof flour and grain for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Receipts Ship'ta, Wheat, bushels 5,000 119,000 (Corn, bushels, 175,000 143,000 Oata” bushels, 178,000 600 LIVE 8TOOK, Ouicaco, October 20, —Receipts and ship- ments of live stock for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Receipts, Ship'ts, Hoga . 17,500 L7800 Shoep. D 3000 Kansas Cny, October20,—Recelpta and shipments of 1ivé stock for the past 24 hours have been as follows; Receipts, Ship'ts, . 5,000 8,400 300 —Receipts and ship- 4 hours have 81, Louts, October 2 ments of live stock for the past 2 been as follows: Receipta, Ship'ts. 1,000 00 LAVE STOCK, CHIOAGO, CHicAGO, October 20.—The Drovers' Jour- nal reports this afternoon as follows: Hogs—Firmer and 5@l0c higher; trade brisk; packing, 4 10@4 45; heavy, 4 G0 495; lght, 4 40@4 90; skips, 2 75@8 75, Closed tan 6 60@ b 50@ xports, scarce and firm at ; g0od to choice shipping stee common to medium, 4 25@b ning AP wold sl mixed, 2 00@4 00; fnu!k in demand at 3 10@3 75 1 30; range cattle in lm!nu[:ply 3 B0@4 830 to 1,120 avera Montanas averaging 1175 1bs, 4 Montanas averaging 1,151 1bs, 4 50; hun o 179 Wyoraiug uatives uy- eep @20¢ lower; inferior to m.- 2353 80 per owt; modivn to good, 50@4 00; choico to extrn, 4 25@4 4 mul.., per head, 2 50@4 00, The Drovers' and other local buyers: Grain, mear—Cush No. 2, 7o; No. 8, 6e. Live Stock. FaT STRERS—Quict at 425, Far Cows -8 00@ Hoas—4 00@4 3 Surep—Firm at 3 00@3 5 OALvEs—Tair quality m»u J5.00; ers’ stock, 6 00, good butehe Flour and Millstuffs, MVrren Wikar—Host quality 50 SECOND QUALITY—3 00@3 40, PRING WHEAT—Best quality, 3 50@3 60, SECOND QUALITY—2 30@3 Brax—5b0 per ¢ Ciorren FERD Conry MEAL—1 00@]1 10 per cwt SOREENING—60@70c per cw ‘Woc Mnrh\n unwashed, e; medium unwas| hod, Grocers List. light, 14@100; hoavy, rht, 18@20c¢; tub and wi , patent,at patent, at Por 100 Ibs. 85c. hed, 2@bc ess. CaxNED Goons—Oysters (Standard), per . case, 3 Tll(n 3 strawberries, 2 1 21b, per case, ¢ 2 1, 2 90: pliimns, ), per case, 50; pine apples, 2 1b, per Tk oans, CANDLES- B 40 1bs Dboxes 40 1bs, 16 oz, Gs, 15 Marcnes—Per caddio, 5; square_cases, 170, SUGARS —Powdered, granulated, 98 ard extra C, 8} 16s, 10¢; cut confectioners’ A, uxmx @12c; go .l kit 18)@143c; fancy g governmont Java, 20@26 XXXX roasted, @184e. imitation 6hc; Patma, 6ic. T1si—No. 1 mackerel, half brls. 1 mack brls., 6 00; Tamily mackerel white fish, half brls., 7 00; No. Syrup—Standard Com., { do, -Mlg&])lun kegs 1 85; Standard lutfl. 35c; round, orel, its, 1 15; family macke ), per case, 30; Bartlett %40; whortleberries, per case, 2 90; green 3 n., per case, 4 80@ al, b inch and larger, 101c, § fnch, 15c; 8s, 1 cases, loaf, 10c; Stand- edium yol- ary gradoe, 19@114o; faie 12 c; choice, o3 old Tevering's roasted, d, 174c; MeLaughlin’s Java, 16§ ana primo to choice, 7c; fair , 800; No, . half No. 1 105, ‘?"x. : bk Standiard do, 4 gallon ;gfm_ln 1b papers, 3 30 per case; keg'per Ib, I’chLu—Medmm. in half barrels, 4 00; small, in barrels, , in barrels, 8 00; do 7 00; do in half barrels, 4 75‘ gherkhu in barrels, 9 00; do in half barrels, b AflA(xuu]mwdar, good, 45@5¢ choice 60 @75c; good Imperinl, 40@43c; choice, 60@65c; Young Hyson, good, 36@30c; ' choice, 65c(@1 00; Japan, natural leaf, 35c; Japan, choice, 60@75¢; Oolong, good, 35@40¢; Oolong, choice, 40@55¢; Souchoug, good, 35@40c; choice, 35@4dc. WOoODENWARE—Two _hoop pails, 185; 1, 9 00; Pio- throo hoop pails, 210, Tubs, No. neerwashboards, Wellbuckets, 3 85. 185; Double Crown 2 90; Soaps—] th 's Savon Tmperial, 8 45; Kirk's satinet, 3 G irk’s standard, 3 75; Kirk’s white Rus: n, 525; Kirk's autocn 2 15; Kirk's Prairie Quoeu, (100 cakes,) 400' Kirk's magnolia, doz. Porasii—Pennsylyania cans, 4 ¢ 11, 2 doz. in case, 150, CANDY—French mixed, in’3 an puod. in 9010 pril, 1 J\uhhyl -nmutlblun mixes sior stick, pail .xmn,m refined, 11 pails, 1 Tip Top, n 30 1b |m|h i mixed, 3 ViNkaAL ple, por bbl, 180; SaLr ])mr loads, 'y 60, bs, 3 30, sacks, 3 50; bb TARCH-— ) xe Popper, 17c; allspice, ho; cassin, 15c. Lyve—Amn Western, 2 75; North .suu- 100 4 65; Jewell lye, 270 General Prod Burrer — Fancy creamery, 2 storage creamery, 25@27c; (@24c; best country, sel best country, roll, 20@ 10@14c. for country butter s falling o e. choice nlul packed, nferior No' change in prices, but ¢ owing to larger ase, in case, ; Babbitt,s ball, 2 doz, in case, 1 90; Anchor nixe d, i Ashton, in Silver G 088, fe; Corn 1 can, 3 40; Greenwich, 8 40; Lowis' lye D@3dle; o ades; emand receipts and the poor quality received. FiaGs—Receipts fair, but prices still hold up. All eggs have brought 20c Cukese—New York State full 5 hoop lot, 1 134c; full crean in’ hoop, 14c; ery skims o; fine Swiss cheese, each, $1 25, hedders, old, % PoratoRs—Market firm owing to roceipts this weok, ly choice, large s aro vlling from 51 to 32 and light demand Consignmen ON10N8—Roceipts larger; cho Waethersfield selling at Cang. Tarket fo 600 per hundred, Demand good. Beaxs—Hand picked hand picked mertiuns, 22 ceipts fair; demand good. Gan— rairio chickois, per 800; quail, 82 50; ducks, 1 50@ 2 00@2 50, Euwa Ovrkns—Soloots, 50c; modiums, Ahe. full cream chedders, Young Americas, 14 d, straight mixed cars peachblows, 40 Swikr Poratogs—Choice yellow, %G croam, 1dc; new, full croan 19¢; light ts of strict- Pota o large red o stock 85 00@ o8, 82 75 . 82 50@ 0; - geese, Livo chickens, per dor, 2 0@ 300; dressod chicken 194@ 18he; turkeys, full dressed, por LiksioNs—Kxtrs fancy Messina lots, Messina lemons, 87 00; ancy bar lom lemons. OBANGES—Louisianas per bbl, box, & (0 TBANANAS CHANBERKIES 814 00; be aum Sy Chol I per bunch, Bl tanor SRS demand kot adyancing. PeaciEs—(hoice @100, Ieceipts fair; '_mkgmu] Datks—Black er crates, 10c 168—25 1b, kegs, per 1b. layer, per lb,, 18kc. Cocoaxvrs—Kxtra fine, per 100 LIFORNIA PLuMs—In 2 50 per box, CaLlvorNIA BArTLET PEARS— demand Arabian, per per box, 87 bell and che good £8 00; 5 box 10 box lots do.. 8675, These are strickly choice Messina 800: do., @4 00, high color 1Ty, regular packing, we in good Michigan per busket, 80c for choice b, 8@oe; 10 1b. box ), 5 00, demaud; In good de- 51 wooden huckets, assorted, 211 tin , per case, & Ninnaska Conn Hoxky—1-1b frames, 241 casos, per 1, 180, CoAL-—Cumberland blacksmith, 10 00: Mor. vis run Blossburg, 12 00; Whitebreast lump, 450; W l.mo.nnu.u nut, 4 50; Towa Tump, 4 50; 4 50; Rock “lvrlny. 700; Anthra: @11.00; Canon City, 700, per ton Av— Baled, 8 00@10 00 per ton; in bulk, 6 00@6 50 per ton, 1 00; assorted, plum, G Dry Goods. Brows (‘urm\i—;\unnhu A, 8ke; Appl ln A, 8¢; Boot FI° y nango A, 6}e E, 84¢; Hoosier, ( Honest Wi ..‘m 8 i oy A, 8 Standard A, Sc; Indian Orchard, d. w., ul‘li,‘hh‘ Mystic River, 7 z Poquot Uti C, bhe; Wachusett B, Tic; do A, KAL do T , 128, 'Fixe Browy Corrons—Allendalo 44, Tho, rgylo a4 e Atlantie Thor State X 4.4, 0 o Benuington uckeyo S 4-4, (»gv- ndian Orcha ml ), 8§e; Lohigh 1t do O 82, 7je; do 1t Pocassot C 4-1, Tic; %5 Ol Popporell N do A RAtuD Corrons—Androscoggin T, 4-4, 94c; Blackstone A\ A imperial 8{; do do I bleached Cabot 44, Hl‘v' Fidelity 4-4, ljc; Fruit of tho Loom, 93¢c; do’ cambric 124; do Water Twist, 10jc; Great Falls Q, 9¢ Indian Head ulmmk A4, 3 Lonsdale, 10c c; New. York Mills, 12 epperel, N G Twills, Je; Pociwset b-4, 83; Utica, O XD kS \( Jolored), 11 Alhuny B, brow: X stripos and plaids, Lrown and drab, stripes and plaids, Arlington fancy ck Imfilnt fan Amoskeag A C A 82, 19 1-2¢; Arrowanna, 9 1.2 Conestoga, extra 5 Lewiston A 30, Onioga, super extr .1, G Putnam_ 10 1-2 mont, , 161 Hamilton D, 111 nehaha 4-4, 20¢ Pearl River Shetuclkot ; do S blue and brown, 16 Arlington ' Amoske: Andover DD bl Scotch, 18 d 000, blue u, 1 lo AAA, do do, 131 % do do, 14 1 aymaker's bluo brown, § 1.2 ystic River DD stripe, 161 Poarl Rivor, biue and brown, 16c; Uncasvillo, blue and brown, 14 Canniics—Barnard, fhe; Eddystone lining, , 8hc; Garner A glazed o finisl ;, Bhe; Newport do .L s Poquot do, Bo; Lockwood id Androscoggin satteen, 8! fo; Conestogga sat- toens, .]c. Tallowell, 8c; Indian Orchn Narragansett, unproved, ,8he; Popperill’ sat Rockport, be. Piunrs—Allens, '62; Amertcan, 6}o; Arnldo, e Horwick, 470; Cochwoo, 0 iConestoga, Ghe; Dankirk, 6e; Dunnell, 63@7c; fddystone, 6c; hluucunber o lIurmuu) ho; Knickorbocker, | o D, 7e; Mystio, Bio; Spragues, o, fic; do Ginghams, 7¢; Marl: rgyle, 8c; 8; Cumberlaud, 7ho; Highlund, Thef Kenilworth, 9c; Plunlestt, 94c; Sussex, Sc. CoTToNADES —Abborville, 134c; - Agate, 20c; American, 11¢; Artisian, 20c; Cairo D and T 13}c; Clarion’ D and T, 1740; Decan_Co, stripes D and T, 10 l;n)ubnuu, 134c; Nan® D and T, 18%c; Ttoyal, 104 sett shirting York, plain N ond fancy, 9- Poembroke 19¢; do 49, =7, 18¢; Paints, Oils and Varnishes. OtLs—110° carbon, por galon, headlight, per gallon, 1 per gallon, 20c; gallon, * voot, per g gallon, 160 ; R atsfoot extra, ver gailon, 90 ng, zero, per gallon, 80 golden machine, No. 1, | 0. '3, 2h0; sporm, signal, per gallon, burpenting, per gallon, H0c; nuptha, 742, rellon, 1c “White lead, Omaha P, P, Louis, pure, Gic; Marseilles Fror green rench Lot nc. in_oil asst, aw and burnt wmber, 1 1 cans, 10c; ruw’ and burnt Sienna, 10c; vandyke brown, 130; refined lampblack, 12c; coach black, an ivory bluck, 10¢; drop black, 16c; Prussian blug, 80c; ull.mlnurlnu Dlue, 180; chromo green L. M. & D., 1c; blind and shutter green, 1 &5, , 16c; Indian red, Py sperm allon, Venetian red, § o, 220; Ameri- can Vermillon, 1. & P, chrome yellow L. M., 0, & D. 0., 1he; yellow ochre, 9c; golden ochire, 10¢, patent_dryer, Bo; graining colors, light onk, dark ouk, walnut, ch fnut and ash, 15 Dry Paints. French zinc, whiting gilders, 1fc: whiting com'l "13c; lampblack, Germantown, ldc; Lamphl rdinary, 10¢; Prussian_blue, bic; ultramarine, 18¢; vandyke, brown, &c; umber, burnt, 4c; umber, raw, 4c; siouna, burnt, 4c, Nlunun, raw, 4o; Paris groon, gonuine, 20c; 6610, COMIMon, m~,ulm.nmgmm N.Y., omé green, K., 12c; vermillion, vormillion, American, 18c; 1 0Oc; rose pink, 14c; Ven Venetian red, Ameri chrome yellow, genuine, Tow, Ko, 120; ‘ochre, rochelle, .'c e, ,\munu.m, i le; lohigh brown, 2 Prince’s mineral, VaRNIsHES—Turrels ture, extra, 81 10; fu , 81; ‘coach, extra, 81 40; conch $1 20; Damar, extra, §1 75; Japan sphaltun, extra, 850} shellac, 88 50; hard BN 1, $1 50, White lelul 10; Parls whiting, 2 chrome yel: chre, French, Winter's minoral, Spauish brown, 24c; por_gallon: Furni- Leather, u aolo, 88¢ to 42¢; hemlock sole new o 1 runner new o 0 2 calf kit kip, 80c Kip, 110 to sols, b 50 to 7 pings, 9 00 to 10 pebble O, D. l ARN Hides. Dull and weak; green butohors waltod, Th@7or dry fling, 19@1 10@11¢; dumaged hides, two-thir price, Sor—Shot, 1'§ powder, kogs, 6 40; do., quarter kegs, 1 § per 100 foet, b LEaD—Bar, 105, X ki O, Dlasting, kogs, 8 Liquors. ALCOMOL—188 proof extra California spirits, e llons triple ratined wirite 25 per wine gallon 188 proof, 1925 per 187 proof, 23 por- proof gallon; re-distilled whiskio 1 00@1 50; tucky bourbons, Penasyl fino blended, 1 50@:2 50; 2 00(@7 005 ania ryes, 2 00@7 00, 1e8-—Imported, 6 00@16 00; domestio Ko Kentucky and (NS l|u|\nrlml 4 50@06 00; domestic, 140 00, Russ—Tmportod, 4 50@6 00; Now E: 50@3 50, 1 75@4 00, 2 00@4 00; domestic, 1 PEACH PPLE BRANDY CHANPAGY lmlmrtml ercaso, 23 00@ 34 00; American, por caso, 12 00@16 00, ( and, Toba Climax, B0c; Bullion, Hc; Ruddy, 45c; Hor- COR. Prua Tonacco Horsoshoo, 48 soy’s, 48¢; Illm Fixe Cur 60c; Rose 1 Crown, 0@30¢c; good, 45@ 3 Diamond Durham, Tom and Jerry, — DENVER MARKE Coen Mrats AND Lann—Hams, 10}@16{ t bacon, 15@154e; smoked sides, 12§ os, S te; Tard, 103c, 11 AND PRODUCE—Potatoes, 80@ atoes, sweot, per 100 onions, per 100 pounds, ocs, per pound, 23@8c} Colorado” cabbage, new, livo chickons, old, per dor, pring chickons por do, $3 chickens per doz, 8@31c; butter, fair por 1b, 35@36; o; Kansas and apples_per eantorn, applos, new Califor per b grapes, California, per box, California_poars, per box, plums, 20 1b box, 2 00@?2 50; Mes: sina lomons, extra, per b Colo 1o whoat, per 1001b, o, per 100 11, 82 903 00; flour, Kansus, | 8 00; tlour, Graham, por 2 50@2 70; flour, buck £ 00@10 00; corn meal, per @1 85; corn, por 100 1by, $127@ 30; corn vl\un o nmllu $1 80@1 Dats, I\nlvrm(kn, ontd, Nobrasks, ; oats, Colorado, ; barley, lu‘rl(}tllhh, », per 100 1bs, 81 40@ 00@16 50; hay, loose, X0 parmn i, 8 whito, por 100 be, per 100 1bs, §1 1 40(@1 55; mi 1 50; bran, per ton, $17 per ton, 810 00@18 00; baled second bottom, 31000@12 00; baled upland, $14 00@17 00 clover, per ton, $20 00; straw, per ton, $7 00 @10 00, GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878 BAKER’'S Bl'flfll(fflfll Gocoa, Warranted absolutely pur’ h the oXcoss 0 It has threa trength of Cocon mixed with Stareh, Arrowroot or Bugar, and §s thereft moro cconoml. cal. It In deliclous, nourishing, strengthening, castly digested, and admirably ad for invallds as well us for persons in health, en s emoved, S0ld by Grocers evorywhero, . BAKER & {0, Durbhcstcr. Hass. DUFREIIE & ME/VDELSSOHN ARCHITECIS EREMOVED 10 OMAHA NATIONALRLD DR, HENDERSON, | mehucie""ofie " sictons G008 008 Wnnottut! | vouns practioe-—twolve it KANSAS CITY, MO, | Chicago. tate to tros to discnscs, tism, Pilos, nd Skin Din easen, Sominal Weakness(night losses) @ Sexual Dobility (loss n(lcxllllaumul ), ures guaranteed or monsy rofunded, Chargos Thousands of cases cured.” No injurious meds pished even to patients at s distan: Con: freo and confidential—call or write: ago and exporionce are important. A BOOK for both soxes— s tratod—and clrculars of other things sont sealed for wo B oont stamps. FREE MUSEUM £ med od.w NEBRASKA LOAN AND "Riot HASTINGS, NEB, Capital, - - ) , Authorized by the # 4 Chironio, Norvotsand ¥ ohlo, N $250,000. JAS. B. HEARTWELL, President. A. L. CLARKE, Vice-President, E. C. WEBSTEIR [Treasuror, C. P, WEBSTER. Cashior. IRECTORS: Gawald Olvor £, C. Weltor, Y B. Heartwell, D, M. Mokiliinsey, Tirst Mortgage Loans a Specialtv This Company furnishes & permanent home Institu: or; where sanoo ] Bonds and other legally issued Mu cipal Ssourities to Nobrasks tinted on aost. avorab lo torma. Loans mado on mproved ws in all woll sottlod countios of the state through 20nsible 25al co rrosvondonta av A POSITIVE: i One hox No. 1 will enre any casein four days or less. No, amuel Aloxander, A L 0l a0 H, ll;an s Soluble Medicated Bougies No nauso dal wood, tha 18 dosos of cubebs, copabis, or oll of san: aduce” dyspepsia by destroying th h. “Price §1,60, Sold by all or sipt. of price. For furthor particulars send for circular, P.0. Box 1,683 J.C. ALLAN CO, B 00 Stroet, New ¥ ALMA E. KEITH, DEALER IN Fine Millinery. HAIR GOODS, WAVES, BANGS, ETC, Stock Entirely Fresh and New 105 1%th Street Opp. Postoftice, Al EX. DAILEY, MANUFACTURKR OF FINE Buggies Garriazes and Suring Wagons My} Ropository Is constantly fillod with & selectistook. Best Workmanship guaranteed. Office and Foctory S. W. Corner 16th and (,‘apltal Avenue, Qmala M. HELLMAN & CO, Wholesale Clothiers! Y1301 AND 1303 FARNAM STREE? COR. 13TH, OMAHA, < . y NEBRASK W. A. CLARKE, RICHARDS & CLARKE, I Superintende nt. Proprietors. Omaha Iron Works, U. P. RAILWAY, - - - 17TH & 18TH STREETS MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALE! Steam Engines, Boilers WATER WHEELS, ROLLER MILL Mill and Grain Elevator Machinery ! MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS, INCLUDING THE Celebrated 'Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting Cloth. STEAM PUMPS, STEAM, WATER AND GAS PIPE. BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS, ARCHITECTURAL AND IHHI)(.E IRON. RS IN 4ITI04 'TTIAO "ODELL ROLLER MILL. We are preparc to furnish plans and estimates, and will contract for the erection of Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators, or for changing Flouring Mills from qt(mv to the Roller system. 0% Kispecial attention given to furnishing Power Plants for any pur- pose, and estimates made for same. General machinery repairs attended to promptly. Address RICHARDS & CLARKE, Omaha, Neb, Granite Ironware. FOR B0t ResR Vina, LXDHT HANDSOME, IS WaSLeENE Bt AnLE The Best Ware Made for thc Kitchen. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THE ST LOUIS STAMPING GOMPANY, ST. LOUIS. HENRY LEHMANN JOBBER OF Wall Paper and Window Shades. EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED, 1118 FARNAM STREET, . . . A OMAHA NEB,