Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 29, 1884, Page 3

e ————————— e N e The Nebragke Natona) Bank OF OMATA, NEB, v, . - Sarsits Fand Kov. 1,108 © o000 . W. YATES, President, for mat seers Cos the First National Bank of Orwaba. A. K TOUZALIN, Vioo Proeident, of Boston. W. V. MORSE, of W. V. Morse & Co. HNS, COLLINS, G, H &J. § Collins, M. WOOLWORTH, Co nselor and Attorney ad Law. L 8. REED, of Fyron Reod & Co, This Bank openod for huainoss April 27, 1888 e directors and stockhiolders are among the lead ghusiness of Omahs, and its business is conducted with especial referonce o the best and increasing In Tests of ita morcantilo patrons, Collections receive prompt attontion and chacger “toweet obtalnable here ot elsowhere, Interest allowed cn time deposits upon vorsbls torms and upon sccousts of banks and bankers. Porelgn Exchange, Government B nds, and (Connty Itiea oot and sold Council Bluffs Loan and Trugt Company. First Mortgage Loans Nogotiated. ~Commeroial Paper and all Good Seouritios dealt ‘In. 39 Poarl #trect, and 608 First avenue, Council Bluffs. FINANGE AND COMMERCE. FINANCIAL New Yong, JTanuary 25, Money—Easy at 13@2 per cont. Fxchange Bills—4.85}; demand, 4.88, Governmonts—Firm, ' Stocks ~There was an unusual activity excitemont at the stock exchange to.d rising from developments in regard to the af- fairs of the Oregon Transportation company. It was officially announced that the Oregon Transportation company had sold 50,000 shares of Northern Pacific common, 30,000 proferred, and 10,000 Oregon Navigation to & syndicate composed of Gould, Sage, Field, Drexel, Morgan and others. Tho atock, it, is understood, is not to be sold for a year, The syndicate is pledged to furnish the company with whatever additional furda it may need at 6 per cent per annum. The annonncement was followed by a remarkable rixe of thirty-two points in Oregon Navigation, which s«ld up to 119 cush and 112 regular. Oregon improve- ment advanced from 447 to 51; Oregon Trm portation from 20} to 23; Northern Pa from 21¢ to 23 and preforred from 41 to 48 The dealings were attended with great excite- ment, Tho general market opened at = frac- tional decline on statements that railroad troubles at the west had not been settled, as gonerally supposed. The decline in prices was only } to 1 per cent, but subsequent de- velopments iu Northern Pacific led to a marked change in the market, stimulated by |, the announcement that the old rates of the |~ Utah and Colorado business had baen restored by the Union Pacific and Denver & Rio Grande, and that the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy had azreed to muintain these rates pending the final settloment of ¢ifferences on Missouri business and a general advance of } to 2} per cent occurred, After the excitement had subsided tho general list decliued J@1 por cont which was soon followed by a reaction of 4 to 1% per cent. The market closed firm with an advancing tendency. As compared with Saturday’s closing prices are } to 33 per cont higher. Oregon Navigation, however, is 13 per cent higher at 99}; Houston & Texas udvanced 1} per cout to 463 Louisville, Now Albany & Chicago 3 per cent to 28, The net earnings of the Chicago, YMilwaukee & St. Panl road last year $9,831,785; applica- ble to dividends, £1,507,860. 1004 114 123 STOCKS AND BONDS, American Hxlprm Burk, Cedar apids & Northern. Contral Pacitic, i tral. ... Bloom. & Westarn Karibies & Toxas, Lk Shore & Michigun So Michigan Central + Minneanolis & S¢. Louis do do do pid Missouri Pac Nrthorn Pacif do do Northwestern, do pid. New York Contral . Oaio & Mississipy o do Peoria, Decatur & Rock Intand. St, Paul & M do do do i §t. Poul Minn. & Manit §t, Paul & Omaha. do_do Toxas Pacific Union_Pacific. .. Wabash, St. L. & do ' _do do Wastorn Union Telegraph + Asked. pfd vausville. . CLEARINGS. Bostox, January 28, —Reports from twenty- soven loading clearing houses in the United States, for the week ended January 26, gives total cleurances of £471,256,404, being a de- crease of 2.1 per cent, as compared with the wame period of last year. et GRAIN AND FIROVISIONS, CHICAGO PRODUCE. Cn1cAGO, Jannary 28— Flour — Market quiet for winter wheat flour at $4 76@5 60; for good to choioa #oft spring wheat, 4 00@ 4 50: Minnesota bakers', 4 50@" 25, Whont—Regular wheat, unsettled early in the day, dsclined §@le, later in the day improved 1 and closed at fc better than Satnrday, o anuary, 913@92c: February. 92} 92jc; March, 93c; May, 90}e; June, 1 00Z; winter wheat, quict' at 93@1 00; spring wheat at 013@de, Corn—Market early was weak, declined 1@ later rallied A@ge, finctuated, and closed higher for May, and A@fo lower for Jun: uary and February. Cash and January closed , Vebruary ut 624c, Mar b at 530, Muy and June at S4e, sud rejected at 4de. Oats— Market without special feature, dull, and declined de. Cash, January and Febru- ary closed at 824c, March at 32}@324c, May at 36jc, Tyo--DMarket (uict at 58c. Barley--Market quiet at 60@ble, $ Timothy -Primo grades sold at 133@1 35, fang u;. 3 Me: - Market declined to 1 40, Porle—ALarket unsettled, declined 10 @15c early in the day, then rallied 20@30c, and ruled stealy to the close, Cash Jannary, 15 bilml-";( . “Murkw anoderately active, pricos B@7Ae lower duving the early part of the | rallied 6@100, and closed stosdy. | Fobruary, g ay, 9 87)@ 4 40; June, Bulls Mo Ay o Sad pars of Akim A o 0 e "o ok 5 unchanged. e e lar: freab, 33@250, Hife -1irm; groou salt oured bull and TRE DAILY BEE--OMAH A. TUESDAY :lllnmwu.!, Ge: groon salt ralf and dry I Tallow—No, 1 conntry, 7]c; cake, 7 Whisky—At 116, Oart, Boarn—Regular wheat, e higher for January, 4> higher for February and Ma and Jo higher for March; May closed at 94 Sales, 1,550,000 bushels, Corn—4c higher muary, and Lo lower others unchanged; May closed at 1, 470,000 bushels, ¢ higher for February and May, and | ¢ higher for March; May closed at 3 60,000 bushels, lo higher, salted, 360, Fobruary 1% higher, losed at 16 27} r Fobruary, 5 higher 1 at 042} ng; No. 2 white, teady ot $1 16 BT, LOUIS PRODUCE, 8. Lovis, January 28, —1lonr—Market dull and unchanged Wheat—Lowor and unsettl 0 for January 107§ for Ma red, D63@%c. Corn—A shade botter; 46@47c for casl @46}o for January; 47§@4ske for March for May. Oata—A fractiof 3¢ for January May. Kyo ~Dull at 5o bid, Rarloy— Dull at 50@30c. utiar—Yirm; creamory, 0@ @ hi @38} fo ‘ebruas lairy, 20 8 —Firm; laxsead - Quict at §1 4 Lower; prairie, 9 00@11 00, timothy, 4 00@ Bran——Firm at 78@80c, Corn Meal—Firm at 2 Whi Provisions § Lard—8 85@8 90, uusing Boann-~Wheat—Firmer and slows 103§ for February; 1 043 for March; 1 07§ for May. Corn—Stoady; 47¢ for February; 48k bid for March; b1ic for May. Oats —Nothing done, MILWAUKEX, MiLwAUKKE, January 28, —Wheat—Market higher; No, 2 Junuary and February, 92; Hay 6 KANSAS CITY LIVE 8TOGK, Kaxsas City, January 28, tor reports: Oattle —All pxcept and woak; natives, 4 7 ; cows, 8 00@4 00, 2 oge+ Market weaker and lower at 5 60@ di pood haavy steers slow 50 00; foaders, § 25@ Sheep ~Good, steady at 3 50@4 35, B BRITISH GRAIN MARKET. THE Loxvoy, Jannary The Mark Lave Erxpross, in its weekly review of the British grain trade, says: *‘The weather has been rongh, and wind and flood (id serious dam. Friday sellers were of opinion that val- wes had gone low enongh, and endeavored to mako & stand, b s disap, sod and quiet, barley quiet and steady, ign wheat unim d States crop of 1883) con old mix American held for rived off the cd of No. 1 California was withdraws, ono was sold and four rernained, including one of No, 2 American red winter and one of No, 1 Cali- fornia, ¥ o there was groater inqui ing tho week aggregate 60,336 quarters at 38s per quarter, against 62,035 quartors at 40s 4d for the corresponding week of last year.” o — OMAHA MARKETS, Wholesale 'ricos, Orric or Tur OMARA Bex, Mondhy Bveniog, Jninary B¢, | The following pricen are charged retailers by jobbers, wholesalors and commission mor- chants, with the exception of grain, which is quoted at the prices furnished by tho elovators and other local buyers: Gram, Wirar—Cash No. 2, 7340; No, 8, 62a, Banuky—Cash 1 Rye—Cash No. 8, ConN—No. 2, 3 Oars—No, 2, ¢, Live Stock, ¥ar Sreere—Quiot at 4 00@5 00, ¥ar Cows—3 20@8 85, ago, April, 0e; May, e, Corn—Kavier and qu Onta—Quiet; No. 2, 82}, Rye—Lower at 60c. Barley—Dull and weak; N TOLRDG' ToLEDO, January 28.—Wheat—Quist and firm; No, 2 red, cash, 90c@1 04, Corn—Dull but firm; No. uary, #3}c. Oats—Demand light but firm; N aud January, 36}c. FEW ORLEANS, Nzw ORrrEANs, January 26.—Corn—Steady and in fair demand; mixed and white, 6lc. Oats—Dull at 47@4Se. Corn Meal—Higher and scarce at 8 0. Soarce aud firm; new, 16 b0, Steady; tierce, refined, 900; keg, ulk Meats-#Bteady and in fair demand. Whisky— and unchanged; westen rectified, 1 . 2 cash and Jan- . 2 cash OINCINNATI, UikorNNaTr, January 25.—Whoat—In fair demand; No cash, y Tard—Stronger at 8 87}. Bulk Moat«—Strong. Whisky--Firm at 1 14, NEW YOBK, New York, January 28,—Wheat—Cash (@ 1c higher: options declined 3@§c at the open- iug, rallied §@1ic, closing firm; ungraded red, 91@1 10; No. 1 ‘red, 8i4@850; No. 3 red, 99@1 01; No, 2 red, 1 06}@1 10, Corn ~Options oponed g@fe lower, recov- ered @le, closing fairly steady; ungraded, s1he; No. 2, 61@623. rifle better; mixed western, 10@4lc; white, 42@47c. Fags—Western fresh, quict and firm at 40 2 c. Pork—Quiet and firm; new mess, 15 25@ 15 50, Lard—Steady; prime steam, 9 27)@4 30, Butter—Quiet and stoady, KANSAS CITY, Kaxgas Crry. January 28, —Wheat—Dar- ket quiot; Slc bid_for cash; 82@82} for Feb- {ruary; 881 for Muy. Uorn--Markot lower; 40jc for cash; 40}c bid for February; 45c for May. Oats—Dull and nominal at 29¢ bid. BALTINOBE. Baurniong, January 28, —Wheat—Westorn firmor; No. % winter red casljand January, 1073@1 074« Corn—Westorn dull and nominal; mixed 60c for Kebruary. Oats—Steady; western white, 42@43}; mixed, 40@41c. Rye—Quiet at 65@70c, Buter—Steady; western packed, 10@25c; a6, Egas—Scarce and higher; fresh, 40c. Whisky—Steady at 1 15@1 18§, LIVERPOOL, Liverpoor, January 28 —Wheat—Firmly 7 | hotd; winter, 8a@8s 9d; spring, Ss@8s 4d. Corn—(Quiet; new, ba 84d; old, s 6d. o —m— TRAFFIO. PLOUR AND GEAIN, Oi(0ag0, Junnary 8, —Receipts and ship- ments of flow audl <ruin for tho pust 24 hours have been a4 followa: Recaipts, Ship'ta. 18,000 18 19,000 180,000 658/000 8,000 6,000 Flour, bbls. .. Whest, bushels, Corn, bushels, Oats, bushels, .. Rye, bushels. . Barley, bushols, New YoBk, Januar shipmentsof flour and gr bhave been as follows: Whoat, bushels Corn, bushel Oats, bushels . LIVE 8TOCK, Oni0a00, January 28, —Raceipts and ship- mente of live stock for the pust 24 hours bave been as follows: 22,000 155,000 for the past 24 hours Racoipta Ship'ts, 19,000 184,000 Recelpts, Ship'ts, 8,000 7,500 . 5,000 . Kanaas Cirv, Januaey 25, —Reoeipts and 1Y, shipmenta of live stock for the past 24 honrs have beeu as follows: Cattle, Hog Bhip'te, Cattle. . Tt 62! ) 8r. Louts, January 28,—Receipts and ship- ments of live stock for the past 24 hours have boon us followa: Receipta, Sbip'ta. Cattle... 1,400 800 Flogs —— luvVE NSTOCK. CHICAGO LIVE BTOCK, Cnicao, January 28,—The Drovers’ Jour- nal roporta this afternoon as follows: Togs—Market dull and 10@15c lawar; pack- b 5 and shippiog, 6 00 4 25@35 20, grades; export g choice shipping, 5 60@ a, 4 85@ 50; inferior to fui medium to good, 4 00@4 60; stockers, 3 76@A4 80; feedere, 4 1025 20, Sheep ~Murket for best seady; others 2'c lower; inferior to fair, 3 00@4 pver cwt; medium to good, 4 00@5 00; choice to extra, 5 00@0 00; Texas sheep, 2 25@4 25 ST, LOUIS LIVE 5TOCK, §r. Lovrs, Jauuary 28— Cattle fair aud quality average; prices wonl 6 25@b 75; good to choice. 5 B0@6 to mediu, ~Supply 4 76?5 75; } foeders, 4 00@4 75; rora fod Texaus, b 00 5 50, | Sheep—Firm; fair to medium, 3 504 26; 0od to chylce, 4 65@5 60; fany, b 75@6 0. tongues, 000 1l!rliu stockers aud | brls. Hoos—5 00@5 8h, SHERP—38 00@38 75, CALvEs—5 (0@6 50, Flour and Millstafts, WinTeR WHEAT—Dest quality, patent,fat 8 35@8 65, BECOND QUALITY—2 75@8 25, Spniva Wiear—Best quality, 825@3 50. SE0OND QUALITY—2 5O@S 25, BRAN—BGC por owt. CrorpED FERD—Peor 100 1ba, 85¢, CORN MEAL—1 00@1 10 por owt, SCRERNING —85@750 per cwt patent, i General Produce, BUTTER — K croamery, o3@8bc; oold storago creamery, 26@27c; choice dairy, 20 @24c; bost country, solin packed, 15¢; best_country, roll, 16@18c; inferior erades, 1o@luc4 Roceipts are small and the demand 00d. 8 Fas—Market firm; sales to-day at 25@27 receipts light, 18—Hams, _,0; bre de bacon, short, 10 dry salt short, dried Fancy Jonathans, 84 50@5 00; fan i, 83 60@4 00; fan $3 00@3 50; fancy Willowtwig, $3 Demand good. CHersE—Now York State full croam, late September make, 14c; New York State full cream, 10 hoop lots, 184c; do full cream, 50 hoop lots, 183c; Wisconsin, full cream, in box, 14c; Young Americas, strictly full cream, 14c; full cream, 12¢; full cream 10 hoop lots, 11c- full cream flats, 12hc; full cream flats, 113c; fancy brick cheoge, 100 Ib cases, 15}c; Lim- burger 184c; renuine old Swiss, 19c. POTATORS—Receipts small and prices ood, Consignments of strictly choice, arge sizod, straight potatoes are sellin from 45 to 48c; mived cars 40 to 42c an light demand; peachblows, 50c, Swerr PoraToRs—Choice yellow, none, Or1088—No demand; market overstocked. Brans—Hand picked natives, 82 25@2 50; hand picked mediums, $175@200. Re- coipts largo, AME—Prairio chickens, per doz., 83 00 to 8 25; snipe, §1 50 to 1 75; ducks, Mallard, per doz, 2 00@2 50; mixed, $150to2 00. Be careful that your gamo comes to market in nice condition, ; FursiOvsrens—Solécts, 40c; standards, 85¢; mediums, 25, CRurrY—450. Pouurr—Livo chickens, per doz, 175@ 200; fall drossed chickens, por Ib, 10@12¢; tur- keys, per b, 16@17c; ducks, 10@12; goose, 11@13¢. LeMoNs—Extra fancy bar lemons, $600; fast bacon, 10jc; ar sidn bacon, alt long, lard, ro: 0} dry beef, 145c; fancy Mossina lemons, per box, €5 25; b box | g lots, Messina lemons, 5 8475; Malaga lemons, fan lots, $4 2 0 box lots do., $4 10; do b box —Valenciar, 8 00; Mousinas, 4 25, —None, Cranpgrizs—Boll and ougles, $12 00; bell and cherry, 89 50@10 50, Above quotations for choice, Dates—Dlack Arabian, per b, 8@9c; quarter crates, 10c. Fras—25 1h., kg, per Ib., 124c; 10 b hox, ayer, per Ib,, 16¢; kmall'evals per Ib,, 180, Cocoanyrs—Extra fin, per 100, 8 00, O Puro swee cllcr, 23 gl kg, 86 00 21 M. & P, claified, 16 gal keg, 34 75; clarified, 32 gal keg, £8 00, Pis Ferr, Lure, Ero.—Pi feet, 156 1b Kita, $1 15; rlg« 40 1b qr bb1, 82 25; pigs feet, 80 1b half bbl, 84 00; tripe, 15 1b kits, $1 15; tripe, 40 1b qr bbl, $2 25; tripe, 80 Ib half bbl, £4.00; pigs tongues, 15 Ib kits, $2 50; pigs , 40 1b qr bbl, 8600, Lambs’ tonguce, kita, $2 65; 40 Ib qr bb, §6 MiNoE MEaz—Atmore’s, 181b buckets 871b buckets (bucket 40c), ; half barrels, Bhc. ASSOLTED J KLLY—2-1b stone jars; 12 in case, per doz, 82 25; tumbler, per doz, $1 95: schooner, per dozen, $310; 1.Jb tin cans, 4 doz, in cuse, §1 40; 21b tin cans, 2 doz in caxe, $1 00, BULk Twsues—Curcant, 30-1b wood pdls, Ib, 77¢; strawberry, 801t wood pails per ; vaspberry, 3000b wood pails per Ib, o; blackherry, 30-1b wood pails per 1b, 78e: crab apple, 30-1b wood Ln((u par b, 780, AppLE BOTTER-—36-1b wondan » 1, per Ib, fes, F1b woodon pails, 6ia cuse vir cass, &P, 5.1b Pract Burten—2o1h wooden padls per Ib, £11,00; 511 wooden paie, 6 in caso, per owse, 5. Pusrnyes—(In 20-1b woodon pafls)—Resp- berry, 160; steawborry, quinee, 1dc; pench, 1dc; cherry, lde; tomatoes, lic; plum, l4o; assorted, 0-1b wooden buckets, 6 In cass, per caso, $470; umorted, 21b tin cans, 2 dos in caws. por cans, §6 50 Ninnaska Coun Hoxux—2-lb frames, 24-1b Ay—Baled, 800@1000 per ton; in bulk, 6 00@h 50 per ton, ' Grocers List. e Goone—Oytery (Standard) s cane, 3 70@3 90; rtrawherrios, 2 b, per case, 2 60@ 2 10; raspberrics, 2 b, per case, 2 0; Burtlett pears, per caso, 2 40; Whortleberries, per case, 310; 'ogg pluis, 2 1, per case, 2 40; groen gugos, 2 b, por’ case, 2 X; piue spples, 2 1 por case, 4800 50, Rore—Sisal 4 inch and larger, 10, § Inct 10k¢; } inch, e, B Flask, JANDLES—Boxos, 40 1bs, 16e, 1oc; b, 10c; boxes 40 1bs, 16 oz, s, 10, Mavours—Per caddio, 86c; round, cases, 2 65; square_cases, 170, SuAus—Powdered, 9o out loaf, 9}e; granulated, $v; confectioners’ A, 8}o; Stand- ard extra O, 7ic; extra C, Tie; mediun yol- low, 7c; dark yellow, 6jc, Covwkes—Ordinary grades, 12@12 @18he; good, Ldc; prime, 161 16@17¢; fancy green and yellow,] government Java, 20@20c; cholos @164c; old Lovoring's rossted. 18¢; Arbuckle's romsted, 18fc; Molaughlin's éfifix romsted, 18}c; mitation Java, 164 3 it Louisians pnme to cholos, 7¢; falr 6jo; 5 tma, Sfc-. Fuani—No. 1 mackarel, half brls., §00; No, 1 mackerel, £its, 115; (amily mackerel, hal , 6 00; family el, " kits, 9 . white fish, half bils., 7 00; No. 1 kits, 1 05, The Daily Tn. | 24 }mn‘c\.l llll‘ dull, maize |b Sona~ In T papers, 8 80 par case; keg per I, o Prokues —Modinm, In barrels, 7 00; do In half barrels, 4 00; small, in barrels, 8 00; do in half barrels, 4 50; gherkins}in barrels, 9 00; do in half barrels, 5 00. TrAs—Gunpowd 1, 45@550; cholce 60 @7c; good Tmperial, $@15c3 cholce, 60@05e; oung _ Hyson, good, 50c; 65c(@1 00; Japar, natural loaf, 85 Qolong, good, 35@40 Souchong, good, hoop_ pails, e, 210, Tubs, Nou 1, 90 noer _ washboards, *185; Double Crown 2 Waellbuckets, 8 85. S0APS-— K von Tmparial, 8 45; Kirk standard, 8 75; Kirk's entoos, choio 18 %; Porasi—Pennsylvania cans, 4 case, in case, 8 85; Babbitte ball 2 doz. in case, 1 90; Anchor 11, 2 doz. in case, 1 50, ANDY-—French thixed, in_80 Ib, pails, 18c; American mixed. in 80 Ib pails, 140; Brilliant mixed, in 80 1b pails, 1 fi.»lmy mixed, in 80 1b pails, 1 potition mixed, in 30 1b mixed 30 11 pails, 50 o Bl 11je; Flirt, o p, stick, 80 I pails, 12¢. Vi ork apple 16¢; Ohio ap- plo, SaunDray loads, per bhl, 180; Ashton, fu wnoks, 8 50; bbls dairy 60, be, 8 80, SrAKoH—Pearl, 4}c; Silver Gloss, 9¢; Corn Starch, 9¢; Exeelsior Gloss, 7he; Corn, 8o Spicks—Pepper, 170; allapios, 15c; eloves be; cassia 15c. Tye—American, 8 40; Greenwich, 8 40; Wastorn, 275 North Stur, 200; Lewia' lye 4 65; Jowell lye, 2 75, pails, 11ke; Tp T Vixsaan—New Dry Gooda. BrowN Cortons—Atlantio A, Sie; Apsla: ton XX, 7o; Atlanta A, 8c; Toot FF, Sio, Buckeye LL, 4-4, 7o; Oabot W, 73o; Chittor nango A, Gfe; Great Falls E, 8jc; Hoosler, 630; Honest Width 8c; Indian Head A, S¢; Indian Standard A 80; Indian Orchard, d. w., 7ic; Lawronco LT, 6o; Mystic River, 7he; Pequot A, ;icx Utica C, bie; Wachusott B, 74c; do o do I 48, 123c, RN BrowN Cotrons—Allendale 4-4, Tho, Alligator_8-4, 8c; Argylo 4.4, 79o; Atlartic L1, Ghos Badger Stato X 4-4, 6 ¢; Bennington C 44, bo; Buckeye S 4.4, 64c; Indian Orchard AA 9.8, 8o; Laconin O 59, 8jo; Lehigh K 4.4, 33“7?’”?"‘1‘: N 30“70;1(10 O 2, Tig; do R 836, 7{c; do E 89, Bjo; Pocas 44, Tjo; Wamsutta 4-4, 130, i BLRACHED Gonun—Andnm\ggln L 44, 9)c; Blackstone AA imperial 8c; do do hall bloachod d-4, 9c; Cabot 44, 8o Fidelity 44 \'0&0; Fruit of the Loom, 9Jc; do cambric 4.4 1245 do Watar Twish 10}c; Graat Falle Q, 90 Indian Head shrun®4-4. 120: Lonadale, 100 o oambric 87, 12}o; New York Mills, 12} o Poquot A, 10¢; Popperel, N G_Twills, 12}o Pocahontas 4-4, 9he; Pocasset b-4, 83; Utica 11c; Wamsutta O X X, 124 Ducks (Colored)—Albany E, O, drab, 11c; do XX stripes and plaids, 121-2c; d < brown and drab, stripes and’ plaids, Aslington fatcy, 1be; Brunswick 1-2c; Charlot, fancy, 12 1-20; do ex- 20c; Fall River brown, extra heavy, 1 dinna A brown, 13c; Neponset A brown, 160 TrokiNas—Amoskoag A 0 A 82, 19¢; do XX bluo 82, 18 12; Arrowanna, §1-2c; Clare mont BB, 1 %c; Conestoga, extra, 17 1-20 Hamilton 1), 111-2; Lewiston A 80, 150; Minj 0c; Omega, super extra 4. 2, 16 1-dc; Putnam XX hotn brown, 8¢; do o 12 1-2¢; blne blue 20, %o, DeNiMs—Amoskeag, blue and brown,161-2¢; Aundover DD blue, 15 1-2¢; Arlington X blue Scotch, 18 1.2¢; Concord 00O, blue and brown, 12 lo AAA, do do’ 1312 d XX 0 do do, 14 1-2¢; Haymaker's bluo and brown, 9 1-2¢; Mystic River D1) stripe, 16 1-2¢; Poarl River, bluo and brown, 16¢; Unoasville, blue and bro 14 1-2¢ CaxprIos—Baruard hio; Eddystone lining, 24inch double faco, 8he; Garner A glaed, oy Manhattan glove finish, bye; Newport do,,bho: do glazed, 5ic; Pequot do, be; Lockwood kid finish, 6e, Corser JEANs—Amory, Androscoggin satteen, 8fc; Clarendon 6c; Conestogia sate teens, 74c; Elallowell, 8o; Tudlan Orchaeg, Thes Narrogansett, improved, 8ho; Pepperill sat: teen, 94c; Rockport, e, PiiNs—Allons, *Ge; American, 63c; Arnldo, 6hc; Barwick, 4ic; Cocheoo, 6 ;Conestoga, (ic; Danldrk, 6; Duntioll, 63@7c; Eddystono, 6ic; Gloucester, 6ic; Harmony, bho; Knickerbocker, Gho; Mervimas 1), 76; Myatio, bhes ‘Spragues, ; Southbridge, 6¢; do Ging bof.“’fl“;w"km'flkh o, 1o, 80; FINGHAMS—A moske: ho; o, 8c; i, Thor ng:?mlnl, Tho; 0; Sussex, fe. te, 20c; Atlantic, 8c; Cumberlaud, Kenilworth, 9he; Plunkstt, 9}o; Suss Cormosatm—Atbarvills, Tl American, 11¢; Artisian, 20c; Cairo D and T' 134c; Clarion D and ‘T, 17he; Decan_Co. stripos D and T, 160; Keystono 13he; Nan® tucket, 19c; Nonpareil, 16c; Ocean 1) and T, 184c; Royal, 16hc; Sussex, 12c; Tioga, Wachu- wott shirting chocks, 124¢; do Nankin 12jos York, plain’ Nankin, 12}c; do checks, stripes end fancy, 124c; do § oz, %0c. Siwenion—Audrowoogyin 104, 21 do 94, 28¢; do 84, 82c: Continental C 42 11c; Fruit of the T.oom 10-4; 274c; New York m Il 98, 83c; do 78, B0c; do b8, 22ho; Pembroke 25¢; Pequot 10-4, 284¢; do 74, 19¢; do 49, 16c; Peppenell 96, 29¢; do 67, 21c; do 7, 1 Utfoa 96, 36¢; do 58, 224e; do 48, 170, , 705 Lumper. WHOLESALE, Jdapan, | cket S, 10 1-2c; do 88, 12¢; || « JAI NUARY 29, 1884, ham, 8 oz., B Durham, 4 or., 570 2 oz, B6c; 'Seal of North Caroling, 8 or., b Seal'of North Carolina, 4 oz., b7c; Seal of ] North Carolina, 2 oz,, 60¢; 0, KN Durham, 4 or., 28c; 0. K Dur' Undlo Ned, $'s 20c; Tor Durham Leather wole, 886 to +2¢; hemiook »..c «Sc to 88¢; kip, 800 to 1 00; ranner 650 to 80c; 8hc to 1 20; e o hemlock uppar, gator, 4 00 to cal | Xip, 80c & | Xip, 110 to ‘uu'! , HB60to T8 pings, 000 to 10 Pobble O 1. M 1.00; oak calf, 19 1565 French ealf, 1 fiings HARNESS —No. 1t 89; " No. 1 Ohlo oak, 3 1 Milwaukeo 87c: No 2 do 84 Hides, Dull, and weak; green butchers, 6@6}o; groen salted 74 ®7§c; dry flint, 12@180; dry salt, 10@11¢c; damaged hides, two-thirds prlyoe. TALLOW-—6(@ 60, Suker Pxum—5c@1 00, Wool. Morlio unwashed, light, 14@160; heavy, 18@150; medinm _unwashed, light, '18@200; holco, 820; fair, 30c; tub and washed, butry, black and cotted wool, 2@6o 'eas Heavy Hardware List. Iron, ratas, 2 60; plow wteel spacial out, 7o, cruciblo, 8c; ‘special or German, 6o; oast too; do, 16@20 on spokes, Aot 2 25@3 00; hubs ; felloo sawod dry, 1 40; tongues, u850; axles each, 70c; square nuts per b, 7@11c; washers er Ib, 8@180; rivots, per 1, 11¢; coil chaiv, per b, 6@120; mallaabls, 8¢ iron wodgos, Bo; ‘crowbars, 6c; harrow teoth 4o pring teal, 7@30; Burdon's horsehoos, b 00 Burden's muloshoes 6 00, Bauven Wine—In oar lots, 4}o per3100, Nais—Rates, 10 to 60, 8 00, 8ior—Shot, 1'85; buck shot, 210 powdar, kogs, 6 40; do., half kegs, 8 quarter kegs, 1 88; blaating, kegs, 8 35 per 100 foet 50c. 1,zAn—Bar, 1 65, Coat—Cumborland blacksmith, 10 00; Mor- ris run_Blossburg, 10 00; Whitebroast lamp, 6 00; Whitobroast nut, 6 00; Towa lump, b 003 Towa nut, 5 00; Rock Spring, 700; Anthra- cite, 11 25@11 50; Canon City, 700, per ton Liquors. ALOOHOL—188 proof, 2 25 per wine gallon extra California apirits, 188 proof, 125 per Ymfll gallon; triple refined spirits, 187 vroof, 23 per proof gallon; ro-distilled whiskies 100@150; fine blended, 150@250; Ken- tucky bourbons, 2 0@7 00; Kentucky and Pennsylvania ryes, 2 00@7 00, BRANDIES—Imported, 6 00@1600; domestic 1 40@4 00, G‘l,an~-l'm]mmd, 4 50@6 00; domostic, 1 40 Ruxs—Imported, 4 50@6 00; New England, 2 00@4 00; domestic, 1 50@8 60, PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY—1 75@4 00, CuanraeNEs—Importod per case, 28 00@ 84 00; American, pge case, 13 @16 00, e — DENVER MARKET., Cunep. MzaTs AND_1:ARD—In torcos 10c, inpails 1lc. Hama, 14jc; breakfast bnoon }l!;rfll’)ac; smoked sides, 93@10c; ealt sides, @de GreRN FRUrT AND PronucE—Potatoos, 55@ 65¢ per 100 pounds; onions, per 100 pounds, $1 60@2 00; turnips, per 100 Ib, 60@80c; Col- orado cabbage, mow, per 100, 8bo@1 00; chickens, old, dor, 425; fprairiochickens per do @ egg, frosh, per doz, 32@35c; buttor, fair quals ity croamory, fineat per 1b, 38@42; creamery, vod, por Ib, 28@340; Kansas and Nebraska dlatey, por I, 37(@456; conking, 126 1c; choene, full cream, per b, 16@17c; apples per bbl, eastorn, '£5 00@6 50; grapes, per lby 7@10c; California pears per b, 7@10c; Messinn lemons, ¥ extra @8 00; orangos, ‘$12 00@18 00;% Colorado whoat, por 10061b, $18 (@1 38; flonr, air quality, $10 00@10. 60 per barrel; flour, Graham, por 100 Kib 2 00@2 50; flour, rye, per 100 1b, §2 60@2 70; flour, buckwheat, 87 porf § ox 06 | addition. Omaha Real Estate is a safe investment for both local and foreign cap- ital, and there is no property, in or around the city, but what will bring purchasers good returnsin the near future. We have property for sale in all parts of the city, and also AORE PROPERTY Surrounding the city, all of which we gladly show to partias who feel interested. We are often asked which is the best part of the city for an invest- ment 2 Wealways advise patrons to buy what is called Inside Property ! By thisis meant property not more than one and a half miles from the l!ostc flice, and the nearcr the center the better the investment. While outside property will steadily advance in price, inside property will ad- er in proportion. The new addition to the city known ns HAWTHORNE, is located one mile from the postoffice, west. only nine blocks from the vance much High School, and these lots are being sold at less than half the price asked for lots same distance in any other direction, and - NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY, As these lots will, in a short time, be advanced to correspond t oprices of lots surroundimg Hawtherne.. The contract has been let for grading Davenport street through this Work has been commenced and vill be finished early in the summer. Purchasers of lots in Hawtherne will not have to bear any expense for the grading. This is a decided advantage, Prices for regu- 00 1hs, $1 65@1 85; corn, per 100 Ibs, $1 85; corn chop, per 10010s, $1 30@1 43; new $135@1 45: onts, Nebraska, £1 33@1 85; wheat, per 100 Ibs, 1 83@1 45; barley, per 100 Ibs, $1 50@ @1 75; mixed chon, per §100 e, $1 33@ 1 40; bran, per ton, $17 00@19 00; hay, per ton, §12 00@16 00; balod second bottom, 10 00@12 00; baled upland, $14 00@17 00} straw, per ton, $8 00@9 00. er’ Lhl, $10' 00@10 50; cornfgmeal per | e oata, per 100 Ibg, mixed, per 100 1 Railway Time Table. LOCAL TRAINS—BRIDGE DIVISION U.P. R R., MAIN LINE. LAAVH, Awny Paciflo Expreas.12:05 p m Wetern Exnroso 8:00 pm G. Toland Pusy pm | G, Taland Faw, 11:40 8 m Lincoln Ex. pm | Linooln Ex.....12: DUMMY TRAINS—BRIDGE DIVISION, Leavo Omaha: 7:10, 8:00, 0:00, 10:00, 11:00 a: m.,12 m; 0, 200, $:00, 00 10:10 p. m, : 7:10,9:0° 11 X depot, Council Bluf ave Councll Bluffs, 112 m.; Avve. Atlantlo Expross7:25 a WestornRxpress. 8:20p m We qnote lumber, lath and shingles, on oars at Omaha at the following pricos: JoisT AND SOANTLING—16 ft. and under 22.00; 18 ft, 23 £0. T1mERS--16 foot and under, 22 00, TIMBER AND Jo1sm—18 ft, 23 50; 20 ft, 28 50; 26 50; &—Per barrel, 1 25; bulk per bushel’ 85¢; cemont, bbl, 2 25; Towa plaster, bbl, 2 60; hair por lau. 50c; Tarred folt, 100 {bs, B 50; straw oard, Paints,Olls and Varnishes, Or3—110° carbon, por gallon, 13c; 160° headlight, por gallon, 1c; 175° headlight, per gallon, 18c; 1560° water whits, 17c; lin soed, Taw,; pr gallon,650; linseed, boiled, per gallon, i Liard, winior si'd, po gallon, Hc: 0. 1, 70¢;No, 2, 60c; castor, X&. per gal lon, 1’ 60;' No. 3,1 80; swoet, por gallon, § 00 sperm W.B., per gailon, 160; fish, W. B., Rarxullml, 5ic; neatafoot extra, per gallon, 90 No. 1, 7b¢; lubricating, zro, per gallon, surmier, 16¢; golden machine, No, 1, per gal- lon, 3%c; No, 4, 250; sperm, sigmal, per gallon, 80c; turpentine, per gallon, 450; naptha 74, per gallon, 10c. PAINTS IN O1L—White lead, Omsha P, P,* s whito load, 5t Louis, pue, 64c; Maracillcn green 1to b 1b cans, 3 Frone ne, green woal, 120; French zine, red_seal, 1l¢; French 7no, I varnish asst, 300; French zine, o oil asst, 150; raw and burnt umber, 1 b cans, 10c; raw and burnt Slenna, 10c; vandyke brown, 130; refined Iampblack, 12¢; couch black, snd Ivory black, 1tc; drop blaok, 16o; Prumian blug, 80c; ultramarine blue, 186; chrome groen d and’shutter green, L L, M. & D., 16c; blin ;180 Indian rod, , 220; Ameri- M. & D., 160; Paris 160; Venetian red, 9¢; Tusoan can Vennillion, 1. & P., 18¢; chrome yellaw L,HM., 0. a’L_). 0., lhe;dyeuw ‘9¢; golden' ochre, 16¢, putent dryer, 8¢; graini oo LG I T and mh 15¢, ry Pains. Whito lead, 8c; French zinc, 100; Paris whiting, 2ho; whiting gilders, 180 whiting oom'l 13c; lampblack, Germantown, 1dc; lampblack, ordiusry, 10; Prussian blus, boc; ultramarine, 180; vandyke, brown, 8¢; umber, burnt, 4c; ainber, raw, 4o; sienna, burnt, 4o sionna, rnv, 40; Parly groon, genuine, 2 Paris green, sominon, 20c; chrore 200; chroms roas, K., 1403 vormiiion, : vermillion, American, 18¢; Indian 10c; rose pink, 14c; Venetian red, Colusom ; Venotian' red, American, 130; red low 7he; clirome yellow, genuine, low, K., 12¢; ochre, o, S0; rench, 2f0; oclire, American, Zo; Winter's minaral, ho; lohigh brown, 24¢; Spaniah brown, 240, Frinoo'y mineral o, ARNISIES D per_gallon: Fumi ture, extra, 81 10; furulbure, Not 1. 81 extra, 81 40; coach, No. 1, §1 20; 3 v, Council Bluffs Transfer depot: 1:26 &, . ;12 m;1:26, 2:26, 8:95, 4:96, 66, m. " Arrive Omaha 20 minutes Iater. LAV OMATIA. Pass N i Atlantio Ex* Ex. (*Bundays Excepted.) NABASH, ST, LOUIS & PAUIFIO—T, P, DEPOT, Omaba 50 & m | Omah 11:20 sl Expr b Mal Eapros. MISBOURI PACIFIC—U, P, DEPOT o . ..7:00 8w | Express..... ....06 pm 0., 8T, PAUL, i, R.-~DEPOT N, 16TH 51 N i veereress 180 No. L 3I0UX CITY & PACIFIO—-DEPOT N, 16th Street, “eavo Omaha for Valentine via B¢, Paul Lino fo Blair i 7:80 Arrive trow Vaisntine. ... . B. & M. IN NEBRASKA. Denver Expross. Pacific Expross® Mall. &xprevs. Opening and Olosing of Malls, wOUTH, ormn, s p R .&P,C B. | sloux Clty,11:00 9:00| &P, in Lo 9:00| 6: 12:80 900 Bi [ 00 g Pacifio 7:80) C., 8t P M. &0 6:00 Ciilon Paciflc, o Union Paciflo, L r & Kepub M. Expross ... &M, for Platismouth, 8, Bend, Ashland and Linoln.11:00 Oftice open Bundayn 1:0m 1¥:00 1. $0 1:00 p. m. e .k COUTANT Postuah » 8T, LODIS PAPER WAREHOUSE. Graham Paper Co, 17 aud 219 North Main Bt., 5t Louls, extea, 81 75; J upan, 70; avphaltum, extra. S0e; Mhallnc, 63 00; hardoll inish, $1.80; ™ 0¢% Tobaccos Prua Tovacco- -Climax, 50c; Bulllon 50c; Horseshoe, big; Star, 60¢; e ey Black, Suave, 0 4003 Synoe - Standard Com,, 82, bole: Seandard o 4 galon g 15 Hkandard do, 4 gallon 's, 48¢; e : Ne Cur nmon, good, P j Pnlnlun,i ool Do Crown, B6¢; Bweot Sixteen, 47, BuokinG—0, ., 21c; Moerschaum, 28¢; Dur- WHOLESALE DEALERS IN IPAPERS,{ Wiy ROOK, NEWS, WRAPPT ¥4VELOPES ZCABD BOARD AND PRINTER’S STOCK. A Cwh peid tor Tage of Wl lar size lots $350 TO $575, We have also some double lots in this addition at from $600 to $650. This part of the 2ity is being built up with the best class of residences. Near business, near High School and desirable in every particular. KIRKWOOD. We have a few lots left in this addition, which we will sell at lower prices than can be had in surrounding additions. * The lots are beautiful- ly located and larger than than those in adjoining additions, ond will be #)ld on terms to suit purchasers. Residence amd Business Property ! IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. B A RMSI In Douglas County and a'l partsof the State. TEBURIBAIN! A fine tract of land three and one-half miles from Omaha at $40 per Also a tract feur miles from the bity at $30 per acre. Rirkwood. Lots in this addition will be sold on moluhly payments; 10 per cent cash and b per cent, per month, aere, T AWTHORIN H. Of all the lots we have for sale, we think t}:is is the most desirable ., either for a home or for investment, as it is near business nicely located and ut precent prices is the cheapest property ‘in the market, and first buyers have choice of lota BEDFORD & SOUER. 218 8 uth 14:h Street, between§Farnam and Iouglas