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

[ | | t L — THE DAILY BEE-~OM \JA THUR SDAY hebrace Nationar OF OMAHA, NEB, Bank Up Capital . - Surplus Fand, Nov. 1,1823 +16,60€¢ WLV, YATES, Prostdent, for many years Cashier of the First National Bank of Omaha. A B TOUZALIN, Viee Presidont, of Boston. W, V. MORSE, of W. V. Morso & (s, FING COLLING, G, 11 & J. & Collins M. WOOLWORTH, Co nsolor and Attoruey ab Law, Y. 8. REED, of Byron Reed & Co, Thia Bauk opencd for lusiness Aprl 27, 1832, he directors and stockholders aro Among the lead Rusiness of Omaha, and ite business is conducts with sepecial reteronco to tha bost and Increasing it Sorosts of Ita morcantile patrons., Collactions rooeive prompt attention and charges toweet obtainable hero or clsowhero. Interest allowed on time depoaits upon favorable Sorms and npon accounss of banks and bankers. Forelzn Exchange, Govern ont B nds, and tCounty Council Bluffs Loan and | Trust Company. Flest Mortgage Loans Nogotiated Paper and all Good Securitios dealt in. stroot, and 508 First avenue, Council Bluffs. Commerolal 89 Pear] FINANGE AIID CflMMEHGE FINANCIAL Naw York, November 28, D:unay—!“.nly at 2 per cent; closed at 1} por sont. Prime Paper—b@6 por cent, 3 Exchangs Bills—Dull at 4.82}; demand, 4 B4, Governmenta--Strong. Business at tho stock exchange to-day was dull, many brokers and speculators leaving town carly for the Thanksgiving holiday. From the opening until after 1 o’clock the market was gonerally weak and lower, although the decline was slight. During the 1aat hour the market improved, closing at or near the best figures of the day. OUUPONS Pacific 6% of BTOOKS AND BONDA, American_Expross Burl., Cedar Rapids Contral Pacifio. Chi., B l&Q';ld Busl, & Qulocy. Erle.. i ’._i&p‘lvd & Chi: 0 cago . Hmnlbfl St. Joseph. do do do linois Central...... Ind., Bloom, & /estern Kansas & Texan, Lake Shore & Michigan So Michigan Central...... Minneavelis & St, Louis. .. ... o do” do pid. Missourd Pacific Northern Pacific. o do p Northwestorn. . do pfd. New York Gentrai. Oblo & Misssippi, do Pam-lni Decatur & %flvmvill@ sland GRAIN AN/) PROVISIONS. OHIOAGO. Curoago, November 28.—Flonr—Market d:1ll und unchanged; common to cholce spring 3}@be; Minnesota, 33@4ic; bakers, 4§@5jc, patents, @Tc; winter wheat flo Son'uwm aad e urd, 43@bje, Mlchig‘\‘;: hho. W hoat—Demand active but very unsettle irregular; fluctnations wera rapid and frequent; openod lower but rallied 1@1je, dus to bull influences und the advance in corn, later re- ceded 1@ljc under the free ul[erlugu but fluctuated, closed 1@1kc lower than yerterday. Salea mnkud November 97}@9%4c, closed at 911L, nlxn- e Jc, closed at 979¢; Jan- nary do; February, 993c@ 1 o«g Ll\mml H ‘J‘J]o My 1 053@1 074, closed ntlm-{ No. 2 spring, , closud about 978¢; No. 3 spring, 813@ . 2 red winter, 994@1 01, Corn - Demand active but greatly unsettled; fuctuations led with excitemeut; the speoulative fever iy in tho markes, and this overned of course; prices oponed lower, ral- fiod'qui ad o, declined 1}@ 18c, closed Auc ¢ higher than yesterday; cash Bit@nie, closed at November h34@ elosed at & comber und _yoar 5 It@bic, cloxed oved at h3ke; 5503 D erally highe November, cwber and your 311 elosed_at B0J@303c; January 31@314c, closed ey May §iy@iajo, closed at 31%c. Rye—Steady at Birloy - Highor at (4 Flax Seed -~ Gond de Pork—Deman | tled; irregulur tr uary and February: optons opened 1 lower, rallied 5.0 receded 15@20c, but rallied again and towsrd the middle of the session settled hack to medium fignres and closed atewdy; cash, 12 875@I3 00 for old; 13 874@14 00 for new; November 12 75 12 90, closed at 1280; Decomber 12 70 @12 B0, closed at 12 75@12 80; year 12 uary 13 574j@13 closed at 13 60@13 February 18 W14 00, elosed at 13775 14 80; May 14 00@14 40, closed at 14 20@14 25, Lurd ~In fair domand; opoued 5e lowe elined ' @120, ralliod, again settled bac medium figures and closed stondy; cash 8 206@ 83 Novewber 8 25@8 30; December 8 15@ 827k, closnd at 8 224@8 25; yoar 8 27%; Jan- uary 8 408 524, cloned at '8 425@8 45; Fob- ruary 8 b0@8 65, clossd ut 8 524(@8 65; March g‘(';"‘h@fl 75 }hy 8 90@8 95, closed at 8 90@ . Bulk Meate ~In fair demand; -hmddun, B 75; short ribs, 7 05; short clear, 7 g)nm. —Quist and unchanged; croamery, 21 o, Ezgs—Quiet and unchangad at 25@%e, ON_CALL. —Wheat—Sales, 1,200,000 bush. els; November advauced }0; Decembor de. clined Jo; Junuary doclined he. Corn —Sales, 705,000 bushels; November ad- vanced jo; Décernbar advanoud joj January vancedje; Februury declined ? Oats—Saled, 216,000 bushels; December and May doclined }o; yoar advanced de; January advanced 4c. Pork—Sales, 30,000 barrels; the year and January doclisied 106; Fabruary decliuod 7h¢; March and Muy declined 2he. Lurd—Sales, 7,000 tiarces; December, year and Marcl «Im.llnud& February declined 2} 2; Muy declined 74c, Cheaso--Market fir cream cheddars 12@124¢; choica full cream flats 12§ ond part skim cheddars and flats 7@ ard skims 2@de, JE R et e A A heavy, o groen sl dumagod,” Ge; reen salt calf, 11 1le; dry ‘ealf, 15c. Fallow—No, T, 6o No. Go; cake, 7c, Tiwothy—Hotter demand; good to prime 1 25@1 27; high erade 1 274; poor 115, NEW OBLEANS, New Onusans, Nov, 28, —Cora—Fair de- mand; white, 55@56¢; yellow, HSc 02““ —Steady and in good demand at 38 5 Corn Meal - Dull at 2 40, Pork— Higher and scarce ¢ 13 25, lud Highes; tierce, rofined, 8 25; keg, Bulk Meats Higherand scarce, l;glhhy Firm; western rectified, 1 05@ o, and ot 187, id_greatly unset- confined ainly o Jun- choico full TOLEDO, L0, November 28, —~Wheat—Dull; No. Ir«lu-h 101481 04fe. $250,00 Corn—Dall and lower; No, 2 cash and No- vember, f5e. Dull and lower; No. 2 cash, 3 CixvorsNaty, November 98 — Wheat — Quiot and xhl-w\ ot 1 04@1 05 for cash, Corn—§ £ hic. Onta—Der tivo and higher at $2ja. . Rye—~Steady and firm at H0@60c. Pork—Nominal Joard - Easier Bulk Mests 14 00, nd unchanged. Whisky—Steady 18, MILWAUKER, Miwarxer, November Whest-Un ¢ for cash er; 980 for or Decen Higher; N KANSAS 00TY, Batloy Kansas Orry, Novemoer Stronger; 81} bid for cash; 81§@sdic for De- cember; § v January. Corn |I|p|wruml(\r| ; 406 bid for cusl 3 43 b@397 for the yea lur May. Onts @40} for January; Dull; nominally ¢ LIVERPOOL November LIVERPOOL stondy and firm, Wheat—Winter, & Sa@8w 6d, Corn—be 6d. — Breadstnffs - 6@ 1d; wpring, BALTIMORE. BAurhiore, November 28, —Wheat—Wost- ern_highor and strong; No. 2 winter red, y and quiet: western, active and higher; mixed, cash 61¢ bid, Onts nd quiet; western white, 89 mixed, 87@3%c. " Ryo—Quil @6Se. Butter western packed, 10@23c; creamery, Eaga—Firm 1\0."‘\:1'!0& Whisky—Steady at 1 18@1 18}, NEW YORK. New Yorg, November 28, —Wheat—Cash, wonk; options opened 4@ e lower, recoverad and declined }@l}c, ('lmin.z at bottom prices, ungraded red, Odc@l 153 No. 4 red, N “ 3red, $1 043@1 043; No. 2 red, 112}@ Corn—Cach, yuu igher; 2@jc lower, reacted 4@l losing weaker; ungraded, 58@634c; No B0 §(@6bdc. Oats-- 1@ 4o bettor; mixed western, 36@?8c; white 38@43c. Eggs—Western frosh, firm and in moderate demand. Pork—Stronger _and fairly active; mess, 13 H0@14 25. Lard—Weak at 10@18c. Butter—Unchanged. PRORIA PRODUCH, Pronia, November 28, —Corn strong; highe: mixed, 524@h3e; No. 2 mixed, 5 Oata—Active and firm; No. 2 w Whiskey-— Firm at 81 15, BT. LOUI 8r. Lours, November 28 — \th\'. -Lowar and and act No. 2 Pfll] SI 0] cash; 8102 bi December; (ur J options oponed new i options lower; (f‘dm for cash: 46@46ic for. Novombe for December 4b@d6e for the year; 1Gle for January. Oats—Higher at 2$§@30%c bid cask; 25c for Decomber ¢ for Junuary, ive—h3@oc, gnrle) X i utter—Enay; dafry 21G2c ceamery, 32@3¢c. A T i Evgs . Hay Prairio. 9 00@10 50; timothy, 11 00 @15 b Corn' Moal—2 10@2 15, Crosing. Boakb,—Wheat—Higher; 1024@ 1 024 for Dacember; 1 013 asked for tho yeur; 10i@L04f for Januery, 106§ for nominal Fobrury; 113@1 113 for May. Corn—L.ower; 45jc for nominal December wnd bid for the yoar; 453@ite for Januury; 5lje for May. Outs—Lower; 28 bid for the year; Maoy. bid for Decembor: 28jc 83c for Junuary; 397 for e ——— IaVE STOCHK. CHIOAGO, Criroaco, November 28, —The Drovers’ Jour- nal reports this afternoon as follows: Hogs—Market strong and prices 5c higher; packing, 4 40@4 90; packing and shipping, 190@> 40; light, 4 50@4 85; wkips, 2 50@4 27 Cattle—Market weak and pricos steadys exports, 6 25@0 6% good to choios ship: ping ateers, b 45@6 10; common to modium, 1 20@5 30; inferior to fair cows, 2 25@3 00; medium to good, 3 (@3 90; ktockers, 3 00@ 400; feoders, 3 85@4 35; range cattls, steady; Texans, 3 90@4 50; Americans, 4 50 50. Sheep—Market strong on guod and weak on common; _inferior to fuir, 2 50@3 00 per cwt.; medium to good, 8 25@3 50; choice to extra, 3 76@4 50, 8T, LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Sr. T.oms, November 28— Cattlo—Markot less active owing to poor quality of receipts, but prices were firm and demand good; ex- porta, 600 @6 4( hu.-v; shipping steers, 5 50 @6 003 light do @5 405 good butcher steers, "4 2504 v and heifers 8 W@ 425 Texand, 3 2 Tlogs - Active, and_higher; York- ers, 4 40@4 60; , 4 70@b 15; buteh- ers’ to extra, 4 90! 3 Sheep —Market stoady; comm: 25 B0 choice, 8 to medium, 3 60; prim> to KANSAS OITY LIVE 8TOCK Kaxuas Cirv, Novembor 28, —The Daily Tn- dieator reports: Cuttlo —Offerings very light. with trading chiofly in hutchers and feedors at about pro- vioun brices: Hogs—Market_oponed steady, but closed weaker at 4 60@h 00, 8 00@3 65, — TRAKFKIC, FLOUK AN GRAIN, On10AG0, November 23.—Receipts and ship. 214 Barloy, bushels, 101000 50,000 shipmentaof flour and grain for the pist 24 hour« havo been s follows: Recoipta Ship'ts. 2,000 Wheat, bushels. 78 00 Corn, bushels. 44,000 Oats, bushels. 125,000 Kaxsas Orry, November 26, —Kacoipts and slipments of grain for the pudt 24 hours have | Zje, been s follows* Wheat, bushals, Corn, bushels. .. Recolvta, Ship'ta, 27,000 LIVE BTOCK, OR10a30, November 28, —Receipts and ship- ments of 1{ve atock for the puit 24 hours have been as follows: Receipts, Bhip'ta, 40,000 . 6, 'flfl Hogs, . 8, Novomber 28, —Re ,‘u andship ments of live stock for uu past 24 hours have | Wellbuckets, 3 85, haen s follows: Roceipts, Ship'se 1,56 4 7400 . 1,800 November 27.—Receipts and shipments of live stock for the past 24 hours have boeen as follows: Cattle, . Hogs . Sheop, ('Au.ln Receints, Ship'ts 5N ves OMAHA Wholesale Prices. Orrice oF Tig Ovana Frw, Wednesday Evenlng, Novenbe The following pricas are chargad retailars hy jobbars, wholasalars and cumuisdon mer- chanta, with the exception of grain, whioh is quoted at the prios furnished by the elevators and other local buyers: Grain. Wiarar—Cash N Bantxy—Cash No. Rye—~Cash No, Cons- c Oars— Tive Stock, Far Sterns—~Quiot at 8 H0@3S 50, Far Cova—8 (0@3 85, Hogs -8 85@4 15, Surer~Firm at 3 0 i CALvEs—Fair quality 500; good butch ars’ stock, 6 00, Flour and Millstaffs, Wisten WHEAT 8 2Ma 3 FCOND QUALITY 2 7ha@ eriNg WHEAT—Dest quality, patent, 8 253 60, FV:\\\\I?QI ALITY 2 B0 Brax—bo por cwt. Croreed Frep —Per 100 1bs, 850 Mear-—-1 00@1 10 per ewtd o creamory, 25@27c; 21ct best country, solid pa " @ bost_country, roll, 14@16¢; inferior grades, 10@14e. mepu continue large and quality poor. Nodemaud for anything except strictly fancy butter. 3 Market advancing A liberal cor Jonathans, 23 00@4 00 nales to-day at ignments, 84 50@h fancy oty 50; fancy Willowtwig, §3 25@3 75. Demand good, Cneese—-New York State full croam, late Soptember make, 1dc; New York Stata full cream, 10 hoop lots, 134c; do full croam, 50 hoop lots, 183c; ‘do Aug.m make, 13¢; hoop lots, August make, 1240; do 50 hoop lot, full cream, 2 in box, 14c Wisconsin onug Amerieas, strictly full o full cream, 12¢; full_arsam 10 hoop lots, full crewn flate, 12hc; full cream flats, 113c fancy brick cheese, 100 Ib cases, 1jc; Lim- burger 18 old Swiss, 19, Porato ts small = and prices good, Consignments of strictly choice, straight potatoes are selling c; mwived cars 30 t and arge_sized, 5 SwrpT Por. ONIoNS— Recod o Wethersficld wllmg at m fe. No demand, CanpacE—Market for choice stock $5 00@ 600par hundred. Demand good. Hand picked navies, $250@2 75; ||.\ml picl mediums, $1 76@200. Re. ceipta large; demand good. Caatn = Peaiile olilslcenn per dor., 88 50 to quail, €1 50 to 1 75; snipo, 81 50 to 1 75; Qucks, Mallard, per doz, 2 00@2 50: mixed &1 50 to 2 00; deer sad: 5 8 to do; antelope to 10c. De liberal consignments. 1le careful that your game comes to market in nice condition, Trest Ovstens—Sulects, 45¢; standards, 0c; mediumy C CrLERY— PovLTRY— IerG chickans, per do: X 2 00; full dressed chickens, por b, Koy, per Ib., 14@16e; ducks, 10@12; geese, 12@l4e. LisoNs—Extra fancy bar lemons, $8 00; fancy Mesina lemous,_per box, 57 20; b box Iobs. Mossina lemons, 67 003 10 box lota do fulaga lemons, fancy, $5 00; do 5 box Tots, $4 50. OkaNars—Touisianas por bbl, £900: do., box, £b 0; stem cut Jan aicas, per bbl, $10 00; per box, 26 00, BANANAS—Choice, per bunch, $3 00@4 00, CranErnies—Bell and bugles; 810 00@ 00; bell and_ cherry, $9 50@10 50, Above quotations for choico. B Darfs—Bluck Arabian, per Ib, 8@dc; crates, 100, —25 I, kegs, per Ib., 123c; 10 1b, box, ayer, per 1b., 16 Co0oANUTS—Extra fine, | Cinkk—Pure sweet cider, M. & P. clarified, 16 gal keg, #4 75; clarified, 52 gal Keg, 35 00, Pias Tern, Luv, TroeTig feot, 15 1b kits, §1 15; pigs 40 Ih qr bbl, $2 25; pigs_feet, R0 it b D, &40 ripo, 15 1 Tita, £1 153 tripe, 40 11 qr bbl, S2 25; tripe, 80 1b Balf Lb, £100; pigs tongmos, 15 Ib kits, 82 50; pige tongues, 40 1b qr bbl, 8600, Lanibs' tonsues, 1510 kits, $2 65 40 Ib qr bbl, £6 25, Mixce ' MeaT—Atmore's, 181b buckots (buckets 25c) 9c; 371b buckets (bucket 40c), 9c.; 1001b kegs, 9c; half barrels, Sic. “A8SORTED J LLY—2-Ib stone jurs; 12 in case, per doz, $2 25; tumbler, per doz, $1 95; nchooner, per_dozen, $310; 1.Ib tin cunw, 4 oz, fu oaae, 81.40;21 1b tin cans, 2 doz in cao, Bui Jrisses— Curant, 80-Ib wood pail, por 1, B3c; strawberry, 30-1b wood pails per b, 84¢; raspberry, 50-1b wood pails per 1b, 8he; blackberry, 50-1b wood pails per 1b, 8ct caab pple, 80-1b wood pudls per Ib, S 1b woodeu pails, per Ib, 3, 6 in case, per case, smallfovals per Ib., 18c. 100, 8 00, gul kog, §6 00; 1. & P. AppLE BUTTER— 28 00, 1b wooden pi 1b wooden pails por Ib, 5.1b woodeu paiis, 6 in case, per cuse, 5, PRESERYES —(In 20-1b wooden pails)—Rasp- berry, $15 sirnwborry, guince, $1400; SL0; tomutoen, 514 00; -Ib woaden buckeof ll«mrrhrml‘ 2-1b Llu peach, £14 00; cherry. 3 phlm, <n 00; aworted, casen, per 1b, 180, HAY-— lhlml £ 00@10 00 per ton; In bulk, 6 00@6 50 per ton. CAxNED GoODS— Oysters (Standard), case, 3 70(@8 90; strawberries, 2 lh, por 2 10] raapborries, 2 b, per cade, % pears, per cuso, 2 T por e, 280; epg plums, 2 Ib, per case, 2 %0; groen Bugoa, ,fl.. por cuse, :«0 o, 4 503 pine applos, 2 ', por cise, 4 80@ 0, oo, ’ Rorr—Sisal, 4 iuch ana targer, 10fc, § nh, Sheep Marke stéady; native muttos at | New York, Novembor 28.—Receipta and | * 29,000 | in half hurrels, 4 75; 0c; § inch, 111‘ G Hoxa, 40 1os, 160, 16c; 80, 100; hoxes 40 Ihs, 1 0 Macues—Per caddie, 2 5% wquare_cases, 170, Sroyps—Powdered, 10c; ont " 85c; ronnd, loaf, 10c; granulated, 9o; confectioners’ A, 8c; Stand- be; oxtra C, The; "medinm yo'- extra C, . 1 mackerel, haf bris., 800; No. 1 mackerel, <its, 1 15; family muckerel, hal brls., 6 00; family mackerel, white fish, hadf Drls., 7 00; No, 1 kita, 1 05, SYnop-- Standar do, 44 gullon kegs 18 60, s h papers, 8 30 par cass; keg per 1, Pregues—Medium, In half barrels, 4 in barrels, do in half barrals, 5 00, 1r4hvl:u|||n\w:|nr snmd, A5@h5c; choios @T7hc; goord Tmperinl, $0@4. , BO(@550; Young Hywon, — good, choice, Ghc@1 00; Sapan, natural lesf, 36c; Japan, Oolong, good, 35@0e; Oolon, Souchong, good, SH@A( Woonanwalk-Two _hoop il thiree hoop pai , 210, Tuba, No. 1, 9 00; noerwashhosrds, 185 Doubla Crown Soars— Kirk's Savon Imparial, 8 45; Kirk's satinet, 30 rk's standard, 8 75; Ki white Russ irk's entoca, 2 1%; Kirk's Prafrio 'Queen, (100 cakos,) H0; Kirk's Ivania cans, 4 cuss, in cane, . hall } in case, 1 90; Anchor bhall, 2 doz. , Tlhe; Wlirt, e pails, 114e; Tip Top, stick, 80 1h Vikeaas—Now York apple 1o Ohlo’ “ape ple, 18¢, Satr - Dray loads, per bbl, 180; Ashton, in anoks, 8 60; bl b.A.uryw s, $ 40, BTARCH-— Pearl, Silvar ;V\ulnlur lows, The; C Pepper, 170; wllspice, 1 In, L0 Best quality, patent, at ', por | 5 2 90; Bartlett do choice, 8 Ih, per 11 cases, | ke Btandasd [ fandard do, 4 gallon | o, 7.00; dol , i 30 1h | orth Stur, 2 00; Lowis' Iyo Tewall Iy, Dry Goods, Browx Corrown—Aulantio A, Sier, Apple ton XX, 7 l\'.ll“\'al .\ 8¢; l.ml FF, Buckeye | 44, V o Attt G e B Ao Wi her Tndian Toad A ndard A, Badigor ’ Honuington Buckoye 8 4.4, 6 udian Orchard h E 4. o munl»nr l | ho; Groat Fulls Q, 0¢ Tndian um shrunk 1.4, Lonsdale, 10¢ New York Mills, 1 bepparel, N G 'I\u\l! 12%e ) l.-e !;(\l 5-4, 8%; Utica o lored). Allml\yl« brown, So; do do XX stripes and plaids, 12 XX brown and drab, stripes and’ plaids, Arlington (nm'v. Brunswick brown, 8 1-2¢; Chariot fancy, 20; do ex- tra lu-nv , 20¢; Fall River brown, extra heavy, ¢ Indinna A brown, 130; Nepouset A 15 do XX Clare Conestoga, extra, 17 Lewiston A 30, 15c; a, Supor extra Pearl Ri 40; Putnam X stripe, hetucket 8, 10 1-20; do 88, 12¢ Yeoman's blue nehaha 1- oag, blue and brown,161.2¢; 15 1-203 Arlington ' X blug Concord 000, blus and {o AAA, do do’ 181.2; Haymaker's blue s brown, 9 1-2¢; Mystic River DD stripe, 161.%¢; Pearl River, hlua and brown, 16¢; 1 nonaville, Blue and hrown, 14 1-2c, Cavniics— Bunard DENTME-— Arnosk Andover DD blug 18 c- Rddystons lining, 24inch do CGiarner A glazod, bt ey Newport do- e ; Pequot do, bo; Lockwood kid CORSET JEANS—Amory, Androscoggin watteon, 8Y0; Clarendon 6c; Conestogza sat- {o; Tiullowell, Ro; Tndian Orehard, Thc; ott, imnproved, Bje; Pepperill’ at: 3 Rockport, 6o, Allen, s Amvam, 6ho; Arnk;n k, 15c; Cochuoo, 6§ ;Conastog k, 6ic; Dunnell, 63@7o; B ncestor, 1.;f,11u.;\..n, l’vic‘Knkkmlmcknr, bhe; Merrimac 1», 7e; Myutio, bhe; Spragues, o Southbridge, 6o; do Ginghams, 7c; Maxl: Addystone, Argylo, 8c; Atlantic, 8; Cumberland, 740; Highland, 74c; Kenilworth, 94c; Plunkatt, 94c; Sussex, CorToNADRS—Abberville, 134c; Agate, American, 11¢; Artisian, 20c; Cair 13k; Clarion’ D and T, 17jc; | stripes D and T, Ki'ymwna '.m,kn. 10¢; m]munl 160; Ocoan nd T, 1540 Royal, 10h6: Suxto, 120; Tiogn, Waehut satt shi K.-h.-m 124¢; do Nunkin 12hes Yok, plain Nank do checks, wtripos u 104, 27ho; do inental C 42 11¢; York m lls Pembroke 3 Paguot 10-4, 284c; Oc; do 49, Peppanoll 96, 20¢; do 67, m do=7, 18¢c; Utica 96, 36c; do 58, 22403 do 48, 17e. Paints, Oils Infl Varnishes. O1L8—110° carbon, per gallon, 130; 150° beadlight, per gallon, 15c; 17 headlight, por gallon, 20c; 150 watar whita, 196 lin pr allon, bt linseed, botlod, por 1 w(m.erutr'd Rx\lon, ot ) 6 , per 3,1 30; , per gallon, 554.» o gallon, 1'6b; b, W. B stafoot extra, ver gallon, 90c} bricating, zero, per gallon, 30c; sunaaer, 15¢; golden machine, No. 1, per alt Tou, %c; No. 9, 25c; sperm, signal, per gal & 80c; mmenzma pa- gallon, 50c; naptha 74° plon, 1t PaINTS IN O1L—White lead, Omaha P, P. 6c; whito lead, St. Louis, pure, 6ic; Marseilles groen 1to 5 cans, 20c; French zino, groe: oy 12; French. sinc,rod sead, 110} French zinc, fu varnish wt, 20c; Kyanch zinc, in_ofl awaet, 16c; raw and burnt umbar, 1 th cun, 10c; ruw and burnt Sienna, 10c; vandyke brown, 13¢c: refined Inmpblack, 12c; conch black, and ivory black, drop m.ck ooy Prusalan blue, He; wltranarine bluo, 180; chromo green L. N & ‘Mind and shutter greon, I M. & D)., 16c; Paris green, ndian red, 16¢; Venetion rod, fie; Tuscan rod) 2; Ameri- can Vermillion, 1 & P., 18c; chrome yellow L. M, O, 3 ynllnw ochre, 9c; golden' ochre, 16¢, patent_dryer, 8¢; graining colors, light ouk, dark oule, walnut, che fnut and ash, 10c. Dry Paints, © White lond, 8¢; Frouch rinc, 10c; Parin whiting, Zhe; whitig gilders, 1jc; whitin wou'l 14; lumpbluck, - Geriaantown, 14 lunpblack, ordinary, 106; Prussian blus, b ultramaritie, 18c; vidyke, brown, fc; umber, burnt, 4c; umber. raw, dc; sienna, burnt, 4c; sionns, raw, dc; Parls groon, genniue, Parin groen, common, \rome graen, Aoy chromo green, 203 varmillion, Eng, Jbe; ndin ro .m, 1o lod, yollow, gennin chromo yal* T lio, , Fronch, oilire, American, Wintor's ‘minoral, 1 Jich brown, 24c; Spanish brown, 2ic; Prine % mineral, VaiNisigs—Darrels, per _gallon: Furi- ture, extra, £1 10; furnitnre, No. 1, 1; conch, extra, €1 40; coach, No. 1, §1 ; Damar, extra, 81 75; Jupun, whalli'c, 83 b0; burd 0c; wsphaltum, extra, Hmi»&x. $1 00, Toba«ccos, va Tonacoo -Climax, 5e; Bullion 60c; woshoe, H0c; Star, fle; huddy, dho; Her- w, 48c: Black, 38@40c. Fine Cor—Common, 20@30c; good, 46@ 60c; Rose Leaf, 70c; Premium, 65c; Diamond Orown, bhic; Swoeet Sixteen, 47c. SsokiNG—O0, S,, 21c; Meernchaum, 28¢; D= menta of flour and grain fcr the past 24 hours hw, The; durk yellow, 7io. haum, 8 oz, S5c; Durham, 4 oz., 67¢; Durhan have haen as follow: Corrkks ~Ordinury pyades, 12@012)c; fair 13 2 oz, Be; Seal of North Carolina, 8 oz., b Roceipte, Bhip'ts, | @134c; good, 14c; prime, 15 l’ c; choice, | Seal of North Carolins, 4 oz., b7c; Seal of Flour, bbls... S1L,000 17.000 | 16@17¢; ,fancy green an 167216} ol | North Carolini, 2 oz, bbe; O, K. Dueham, § Wheat, bushels, 175,000 61,000 | government Jaya, 20@2 ' roated. | oz, 2éc; O, K Durhan, 2 oz, 80¢; Uncle Corn, bushels. 200000 102,000 | 147e; \m.ckluu.mwl Khe; Molaughlin's | Nod, #s 20c; Tom and Jerry, 2, Outs, bushels 78000 92,000 | 2 - Rye, bushels. #1,000 4,000 | @184, Leather, wolo, 88e to 42¢; hemlock sole 28¢ to 8he; uew o kip, 800 to 1 00; runner 65¢ to Boc nem o call, 85 to120; hemlock upper, 2 to 26c; onk upper, 2ic; alligator, 4 00 to i b cu]l khl $2@3h; Cireinen kid, 2 50 & 2 75; onk kip, 80c to 1.00 k ealf, 1 2 w 150; French 110 to 1 55; ¥r nehcull l}!waM.mfl M o 7 50; lining 600 to 10 50; top- pin 900 to 10 50; f" Moroeco, 80c to & pu% vle 0, D, Mumccn 8fie; simon, 2 50 to 8 ll) Hanness—No, 1 star uuk ozm No 2 do, 3 No. 1 Ohio onk, 880; No. 2<h: diie; No., 1 Milwaukos 370; No. 2 do e, Lmmber, WHOLESALE Wao quoto Inmber, lath und shingles, on oarn a5 Ot i b followiuyg prices: SCANTLING 16 (. and ander No. 1, 4 ‘.m.n;l..,,:un; No. 2, ~No, 1(2d eomwon bourds), 20 00 L 18 00, Per barral, 1215 bulk per bl ; Tawa plister, bl folt, 100 fs, Hides, butchars, fie; groan y fint, 1213c; dry salt, o hidos, two-thivds price, nol. ight, 14@16e; heavy, Lt, 18@200 wahod, e osu, Mering 154 Wit ehoioy 240; burey, blurk sad cotted woal, Heavy Ilunlwnn) Ldst, Tron, rutos, 2 60; plow stool speciul caat, To; crueit Xej Al-\hJ or German, fic; cat tool do, 15@20; wagon spokes, 4%, 2 25@8 00; hubs nnwashod, n \mwm«hml xr-Ameriea, $ 40y flmnw«-h, 3 40; i | broakfast bacon, 15 N JAUVEMEKK 29, 1883, 3 per wat, 1 20; falloss sawed dry, 140; tongues, | O, M, LEIGHTON, ?'...-h Th@ste h‘(lm m};, The) pquare nu pes B T, OTRTER, h, 7@@110; washers er Ih, S@1; vota, por B e ch et LEIGHTON & CLARKE iron wedgos, Go: cro 6o; harrow taoth ’ f; wpring teel, 7@8e; Durdon's horsshoes, d 25 Burden's muloshoes, 6 25 Bannen Wink—In car lots, B0 per 100 Naus—1R 6 Suor powder, kega, 8 40; o., half Kogs, quarter kegs, 1 88; blasting, kogs, 8 \ KSUOCESSORS TO KENNARD BROS 00,) Wholesale Druggists ! ariental 18; do. fue, Hisd Blacksmith, 10 00 Mor. 10 00; Whitelreast Tamp, 3 Towa lump, b 00 ok Spring, 700; Anthra. —~DEALERS IN— ; Canon City, 7 00, per ton, Liquors. Paints, Oils, Brushes, Class. OMAHA, - - - - - - - NEBRASKA. ALOOHOL—188 proof, 2 25 per wine gallon fornin spirits, 188 proof, 125 por i nod apirits, 187 proof, llon; ro-distilled whi kios, 1 m|ml 1 502 505 7.00; Kentucky 3 o 00, Tmported, 6 00616 00; domestio [ BURLINGTON hOUTE i (Chieago, Burlington & Quiney Raliroad.) Diks 1 40604 00, 188 ~Imported, 4 50@6 00; domestic, 1 40 @3 00 Ruys- Tmported, 4 50@6 00; New England, 2 00@4 00; domestic, 1 H0@3 PrACH AND Arrie BRaNny—1 75@4 00, CHAMPAGNES lmpflrlud por caxe, 28 00@ 8100; American, per case, 12 @16 00, o — DENVEL. MARKET., LARD—Hams, " 17¢; smoked wides, 0} 5 walt sides, Bi@9c; lard, 10@11¢, GueeN Frurr anp Pronve—Potatoes, 5060 por 100 pounds; votatoos, sweet, per 100 ounds, 2 H0@8 00; onions, per 100 pounds, 1 50@2 00; turnips, per 100 1b. 60@80e: Ouren MEAT® AND o) COING EAST AND WEST, COING NORTH A.D SOUTH- orado cabbage, new, per 100§ 860@100 || Elegant Day Conches, Parlor Cars, with Reclin | Solid Traing of Elegant Day Coaches and Pull live chickens, old, per, doz, $1 00@ | [ing Chairs («ats frec), Smoking Cars, with Re. |man Palace Sleeping Cars are run daily _to and) 425 Tprairio chickens por doz, $8 75@400 | [volving Chalrs Pullmas Palace Sleeping Cars and [from St Louls via liannibal, Qrincy, Kvokuk o fresh, por doz, 3 the famous C. B. & Q. Dining Cars run daily to and [ Burlington, Cedar Rapids and ‘Albert Lea to 81t or, fuir qual- f g i ) & Kansas City, Chicago & Couneil Bluf, Chicigo & Des Moines, Chicago, 8t. Jo renh, "Atehi on & Topekn. . Only throtgh lino bo. 1 Chicago, Lincoln & Denver Throu [betweon Tnatvonpois & Couel Dlufts via Pooria Paul and N inneapolis. Parlor Cars with Reclinit Chairs to and from St Louis and Peoria and¢ and from St Louis and Ottumwa, Only o h cars | change of cars between St Louls and DO Molns, Jowa, Lincoln, Nebraska, mduu-vc.‘, ity creamer: dod, per b, 28@3o; Kansns and Nebraska dairy, per b, 87@be; cooking, 12@10¢; chosse, full oream, per 1b, 16@17c; apples per bbl; st per enstern, ‘84 (0 0; grapes, per 1b | [All connections made in Union De t 18| Colorado, 7100 Oalifornls tieats, per 1, 7@10c owi as o great THROUGH GAR 1t 18 universally admit id to bo the Messina lomons, extra, per box, §7 00 Flneat Equipped Rallroad In tho World for all Cliisses of Travel. @8 00; oranges, 812 00@18 00; Colorado | IT. I, POTIER. 3d ViewPrea't and Gen't Manawer. SRRCKVAY, LOWELT, 1den, Pars, AR’ Chicars.! wheat, per 100 1b, 1301 38; flour, orwlo, por 100 1b, €2 00@2 25; flour, patent, (@3 00; flour, Kansas, per 100 1b, 00; flour, Graham, per 100 1b, £2 00G i flour, rye, per 100 15, §2 50(@z2 70; flour, buck whoat, per bbl, 811 50@12 50; corn meal, per 100 Ibs, §1 65@ 3 corn, por 10(! Ilu Sl 1.80; corn chop, per 10010, § onts, per 100 Iha, §1 85@1 mlxm{, per 100 1b, $1 30@1 4 white, per 100 1bs, $1 35(@ por 100 1hs, $1 251 3 X ser 100 s, 1 501 75; mixed chop, per 100 1w, $1 3@ 1 40; bran, per ton, $17 00@19 00; hay, loose, @16 00 g nled second bottom, £10 00@12 00; baled Fland, S14 00@17 00 . clover, per tou, §20 atraw, per ton, 8800 S @ 900. T SIINNEIOIL 1D, MANUFACTURER OF Galvanized lronCornices, Window Caps Finials, Skylightadto ata, Colorado, Thirtoenth Stree} *Nob PERI"ECTION hIN Heating and Baking {1« only attaingd by using RTER OAK LOCAL TRAINS—BRIDGE DIVISION U. P. R I, MAIN LINE. & uava CRMIVEL Paciflo Expross.12:06 p m | Atlantio Exprow7:5 8 b St Stoves and Ranges, Fene 1010 L AR WiTd WIRE GAUZE OVER 0O ,10:10 . m.. O Sun; St MILTON ROGERS & SONS, 10:60p.m . On Bunday '0(\ . B0, 040, 1040 . Arcive Yaeior oot 10 it t OMAFA. LRAVR GUUNOLL MLUKPH. C. F. GOODMAN, i;i'Wholesale Druggist AND DEALER IN Paints 0ils Varuishes and Window Glass SOMAHA, NEBRASKA. HENRY LEHMANN JOBBER [OF Wl Payer i Window Sl EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED 1118 FARNAM STREET, 5 OMAHA NEE, 6:15 0 m 100 p I f MISSOURI mcmt,—u. P, DEPOT Expross 2000 m | 42100 PAUL, u &0, It 08 m oo pm No.4v. ' JIOUX CITY & PACIFIC—-DEPOT N. 16th Stroet St. Paul Line wv0 Omihia for Valentin v fo Blair. . Arrive from Valontine. B. & M. IN NEBRASKA, Jenver Expross, .. 615 3 m | Atlantio, . Pacific ler!m [6:35 p m. | Denver Expros™ 5120 & m 01 m ndays oxcepted. Opening and Closing of Mals, ROUTH, [SPECIAL NOTICE TO Growers of Live Stock and Others. WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION T0O Our Cround Oil Cake. Tl tho bost and chuspent food for stook of sny kind. One pound 1 equal to threo pounds of eorn took fod with Ground Oil Cako in tho Fall and Winter, {nstcad of running down, will incroase in wely wnd be In good Spring. Dairywmon, as wall as othors, who 1so it cau testity itw morits.” Try 0| pargo for wacks. ~ Addrows o4-00d 16 OIL COMPANY Omahs ] GkNW L&D, C, t. DAl & Sioux’ City 11:00 nrow 640 810 SR 8 Gt b In Tows SFabaab Kot s Watiash local . tablo condition in th 4 and judge for yourselves.,; Price §26. WOOD! for Plattamouth, Abmnd i Lincatn:11:00 Ottice open Bundays trom 1400 m. %0 1:00 p, m, C. K. OOUTANT Postunasicst M. HELLMAN & CO,. YW holesale Clothiers! 17301 AND 1303 FARNAM STREE1 COR. 13Th, _n NEBRASF M. R. RISDON. fGen| Insurance Agent REPRESKNTS! Phanix Assurance Co., of London, Ceah Amsota. .. 1 186,804,504.00 Woatchcstor, N. V., Capltal. 1000,000,00 The Moronants, of Newark, N. pital 1,275,000.00 Girard Fire, Philudolphis, Cepital . 1,200,000,0¢ Piromon's Fund, Capital,.. ... 1,280,016, ¥ICK:—Hoom 19, Omaha National Bank Build Telogbone No 876 . combination of Pro= 00f dron, Poruvian Pisosphorusin lo form. For u«ml of Ap; Uto, I r.Mmunn of Vital l'(-wm 3 4t s indispensas OF ing. Joun D, Peabody, M. D., HYSICIAN UR : e e vz oo PHYSIO & BURGEON. O h sl or the / PUHIFIES Incustry, It OFFICE ROOMS, 8 and 6 1507 FARNAM, TRON TONIC, I take pleasure THE ] ‘ in uzn:mgezmwldmi;m boen groa noll 852t Huniatorn ana Bubr Lo Spoalors will ad it of the graatest value where a Tonlo g neces: sary, 1 recommond i as & rellable remedia nt, POSBOESInE un wm‘fu nutritive and storative propertios, Lo ey Ryt O By I o a2 moat excellent xo tho dobilitated vital forces. " @E0. P. MULDOON, '| Carriago & Wagon Maler BLACKBMITHING, HORSESIOKING, Jobbin of wll Kinds Promptly Attended 'l'o New and svoond hand buggios and wa B baud. SEohe MthooN Cor, 18th and Lewsenwoh F. SCHEUERMANN M D. HEGULAK GERMAN Homeopathioc Physician. SPECIALIST 0¥ WOMEN, CHILDIEN & CHRONIC DISEASKS. e’ [, ® MBEDDYTEE DR H/m,rm.ux‘..n E!e!‘.co..:.nl.x-u 55, VIS P. BOYER & CO. DEALERS IN Hall's Safe and Lock Comp'y; Hours—At Keehionoo, No. 1443 8. 10th Sreot, Wl 108 T S oot Ty o 10 i 0 8 e FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF N B.—The Tapo Worm will be “removed, without tunger, in time of from 2 0 8 hours. T JAMES MeVEY, Practical Horse Shoer Maces wipocalty of Kosdetors a d beslerloother. sen <hvw ol oo treet between |16h wad J1th, U.d Ballovue Houwse; | SAFES, VAULTS, LOCKS, &. IOIIOII'-tn.n"r ot, Quaai. e