Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 28, 1884, Page 3

—y SR T — OMAHA DAILY BEE B K3 Serpyrg A\ «-MONDAY. APRIL 28, 1884, fha Nebraska Na:tionalfiBank | OF OMAHA, NEB, orpital :3':%&‘-’ ¥und, Nov, 1, 1683 DIRKCTC 9880,000 | 16600 ORS, H. w. YATES, Presidont, for many years Onshier of the First National Bank of Omaha., A. B, TOUZALIN, Vice President, Boston, W. V. MORSE, of W, V. Morse & Oo, JOHN 8. COLLINS, of G. H, &J, 8. Col lins, J. M. WOOLWORTH, Counsellor and Attor ney at Law, L. 8, REED, of Byron Reed & Co, K. K. HAY DEN, Assistant Cashier, THIS BANK opened for business April 27, 9, 1882, 1ITS DIRECTORS AND STOCKHOLD ERS aro among the leading businessof Oma- ha, and its business is cenductod wit espocia | eference to the best andl increasingh interest of its mercantil patrons, COLLECTIONS receive 'Y’wl“‘ attention and charges lowest obtainable here or else- |° where, INTEREST allowed on timo deposits upon favorablo terms and upon acsounts of banks and bankers. FOREIGN EXCHANGE Governmont Bends and Connty and Cit yseouritios hought and rold. FINANCE AND GOMMERCE. FINANOIAL New Yorrk, April 2 Money—Tasy at 2@2} per cent; closed, of- ferod at 14 por cent. Prime Paper—4 @b} per cent. Sperling Exchango—Bankers’ bills steady at 4 87§; demand, 4 89§, Governments—Strong. Stocks,—Stocks opened irregular, but soon developed strangth, and prices ro e 1 to 1{lper cont, the latter being Jersoy Central, which soldup to 803- Reading advanced to 43}, Near midday there was considerable pressure to sell Girangers, The selling movement in these stocks continued until nearly 2 p. m., Northwestern hreaking from 114¢ to 1113, S Paul from 84 to 82, Omaha preferred from to 92}; Rock Island from 119§ to 118} and |33 Burlington and Quincy from 121§ to 1207, The break was due to rumors of the tripartite association havivg been disrupted. Later iu the day this report was pronounced o bo with- out foundation. Tt was aleo reported, but subsequently denied that parties had sold Nortbwestern in anticipation of the ratifica- tion of the proposed issus of the Northwestern to take the sureties of tho Blair sys- tem of roads, to be voted on at the Northwestern stockholders’ meoting June 26, After 2 p. m, Oregon Transportation be- -came active and ros3 2} to118}. This checked selling in the remainder of the list and most of the stocks showed a material advance, St. Paul advancing to 82§, Omaha preferred to 93§, Missouri Pacific to 82, and Union Pacitic to 673. The market left off stoady. Thera was a good borrowing demand for stocks dur- ing the day. CUUPONS 44’ Coupons 3 U. 8. new, Ve 1238 Paciic b8 5f 95, ... 159 700K A Asoricau_Expross, Burl., Codar Rapids Contral Paci Chicago & Alton. as in fact nothing newlwhic! , an_approciation slumpy. There woull tond to to induce any doc oipt 4 of hogs have been Jur or and P Tower, while somand for pork, lard and ri very ' aoderate There are fow eutsido orders eithor way, CHICAGO TRODUCK, Cntcaco, April 27.- 1% w, m,—There was an oasy opening on 'change this morning and prices thowed & Qownward tendoncy June wheat eold dow n ¢ 924c, and thon began to recover the lost, ground. After 10 o'clock prices rose ratadly, and anothei remarkable boom ocour.ed in wheat and corn, the former advancing to tho bost pricas of yasterday, and lnter Louching the highest figure in six woeks, June wheat touchad 952 June corn 57 ke, which are the quotations at this hour, July pork is July lard, 88 80, CLOSING PRICES Whoaat 1 for or June; or cash; ri@hse for Augnst; rejected, Flax Seed Timothy -1 Pork—17 20@17 & for April and May: 17 8 17 473@17 50 tor Jul gust, Lard-8 36 for cash and April; § for May. @ for June; 8 for Ju 973 for Augu: Bulk® Monts- Shoulders, 675; short ribs, 8 50, short clear, 9 05, Dittor—Basior; creamery at 2%c; dairy at 24@2bc¢. Cheeso—Choica full craam choddars, 14@ 14dc: choice full cranm flats, 14@15c; good part cream cheddar flats, 7@kc, Eggs—14@11ic. 1. LOUIS PROD Lovts, April 46, 104 for cash; 5110} 3 @8e for July, closing 0. 3 red, 08 for_cash; 483@40, closing at 503 @n1}, closing e, for at—No, 2 8108 for at outside Quiet at GH@80c. Butter—Quiet; duiry 22@23c; creamery 30@ Eggs—Lower at 11@11}c. Flaxsoed—s1 60, Hay—Firm; prairie, 10 00@12 00; timothy, 13 00@17 00. Bran —Steady at 80c, Corn Meal Whisky—U’ Provisions —Kirmer but sl done. Pork—$16 50 Lard—Nominal at £0 874 GINCINNATL, fivorenarr, April '20.— ‘Wheat — Quiet ). ed, 36@363c. at 66@67e., 3 fall 80c. prime mess, £17 96@ and firm; No, 2, ro f, 1 Corn— No, 2, mixed, Oats—Firm; Rye—Firmer and highel Barley —Scarce; extra N Pork—Tn fair demand ). Bulk Moats 3 00 Butter—Quiet. ggs—Lirm and wnchungod. Steady, at 111 5; short tibs, ) ar spot, 1.054@1.07. Corn—Firmer and qui et mixed spot, H8)@@ Ryo— Quiet at 65@70c Butter—Market steady; wostern packed 10 e lasyat 14, Ohi., Burl. Whisky —Quiet at 1,16. Erlo. , MILWACKER, : ks MivwAvkye, April 26,—Wheat—Higher Fort Wayne 0 but activer No. 2 Milwauked, 9tic; May, 013 a 8 'ph June 96 B o o 4| | Somn—iigher aud soarco; nono in tho mar- et o e Wastasn. Oats—Firm but dull; No, 2, 83 Kansas & Toxas, 7 Ryo—Firm and in good 2 Lauke Shore & Michigan So. sprivg, 7 s T Michigan Central....... arley er; No 2, spring, 71c. Mianavolis & St, Touis. ., do do do pfd. Minsouri Pacific. . Northern Paific. , do do pfd Northwestarn. . o pfd. New York Central Ohlo & Mississippi. ... do _ do %5 % Poorin, Decatur & Evansville. .. Rock feland............... {Chicago, Milwanise & 5t, Pail. dv do do pfd St. Paul Minn, & Man St. Paul & Omaha, Wabash, St. L. & Pacit do ' do do pid ‘Wastern Uaion Talegraph. . Kaxsas O1ry, April 26, B WHEAT—Firm; 854 for cash; 86{c bid for April; 86 @ 86hc for May, CORN —Stronger and_notive; 43 @ 43}c for | @ 43¢ for April: 43§ for May. Dull and nomin 1; 34c bid April, Torevo, April 26, WHEAT—Weak; No, 2 red spot. SL01}; May, 1 01}; June, §1034; July, 100 bid. CORN — sdasier; No. 2, spot and May, 55{c; June, 56ic; July, A7jc. OATS—Quiet; No. 2, 36c. Pronra, April 26, s strong @.87c. WHISKY —Firm at £112.§ Livixpoor, April 26, 0. 2 white 36§ *Asked. +OVISIONS. GRAIN AND REVIEW OF THE WEEK, Cnicaco, April 26,—The rise in wheat and ‘corn the past week was as remarkablo and rapid as the tumble two weeks ago. The market opened strong the first of the week. There was an active demand for wheat from frightened shorts and new born bulls who bought heavily on reported damage to grow- ing crops by late storms, firmer cables, and heavy purchases by Kershaw, supposably on account of Armour. Traders tumbled over -each other ip their efforts to buy, The June optionsold at 90 and 91c at the same time in the pit. Dows and Walker ware especially prominent as purchasers, tuking 500,000 bush- .ol lots freely. Jiverything seomed to indicate #boom, whon Adams, Kent, Loster and other iheavy longs took advantage of the opportuni- ty to unload biglines and many of the shorts having covered the feeling became easier, iHero the secietary of the board of trade posted the visible supply figures, which showed a decrease of over one and ahalf mil- {lion bushels in wheat, aud nearly as much in corn. This was the signal for & bull raid by a cligue of strong aperators headed by Hobbs, Wright, Cudahy and Spense. Private cables werexeceived at he same time, reporting for eign markets stronger and higher. Immediately tho shorts were in u panic and awmid much ex citement uuder a rush to cover values ad- vauced.over 4¢ from the lowest point. Later asag was caused by she unloading of the syn- dicate, who were evideutly working only for a scalp, but this was offset hy the posted state- ment that cable reports of wheat on passage from Australia were about two million bushels larger ¢hn the actusl shipments which prac- tically zeduced the visible supply to the ex- tent nawed. The situstion Bow appears eatly improved, the export demand hasing increased muterially with a probability chut the visible supply from this time forward will show a more rapid decrease than formerly, and now that navigation has opened reasonabie rates of freiekt are ussured The June optiou is solling at a suificient preminm to allow eap- italists to carry the lurge stocks through to June 1st, s» there will be no particular pressure frow cash stuff. The wpring is cold @od backward, aud reports from winter wheat wections ay to the growing crops are nob as en- couragiog as a month ago. Corn has ruled comparatively quiet, sympa- thizing with the fluctuations in wheat, but only within a very narrow range, ‘Lrading has been modarate with a fair volume of outeida buylng, chiefly from the interior, The crowd here us well as seaboard speculators are very WHEAT—Strong and higher; winter, 7s 9d @ 8s 3; spring, 7s bd @ 7s 9d. Tarket strong; new quoted at bs 84d; old 5s 4d. ~Cattlo—Dull; sup y light local trade. dull. Lt to heavy 5 60G6 10 3 VE TOOK. Kansas Orry, Aprilt 26.—The Commercial Zudicator this afternoon reports as follows: Cautle—Steady and slow; shipping steers, 5 30@5 80; Lutchers’, 4 90@5 05; cows, 3 50 @4 50, Weak and 103 lower; light to heavy @5 hoop—Market nominalf natives 84 80, e — THA VIO, FLOUR AND GHAIK, \OH10AG0, April 20,—Receipts and ship- ments of flour aud grain for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Hecolpts, Shin'ts 8, 18,000 Flour, bbls. . . 000 Wheat, buskisls. 26,000 rn, bushol 54,000 Onts, bushels. 185,000 Rye, bushols. , 1,000 Barley, bushols. 22,000 New Yorg, April 26, — Receipts and shipmants of flour and grain for the past 24 hours bave been as follows: Recelpts Ship'ta, 102,000 Wheat, bushols. .. X 28,000 Corn, bushal 50,600 (52,000 Oats, bushels. ... 55,000 LIVE BTOCK, Oui0a6o, April 2¢. — Receipts and ship. wents of tivo stock for the past 24 howrs have heen s follows: Reosints, Blip'ts, 8,000 Hogs. .. 17,000 5 Sheep. 500 x Kaxaas Orsy, April 26, — Recsipts and shipments of live stock for the past 24 howsw have been as follows: 5 Recalpte, 1,600 6,000 165 Br, Lours, April 26, — Recsipts and ship- ments of live stock for the past #4 hours bave been as follows: Recaipty, Bhip'ta, bearisk and disposed to soll freely on all hard places, The market is largely oversold and conservative traders do not regard short sales ws entirely sofe. Recefpts are moderats, | stocks small, and low grades in ‘good shipping | demand, »)i offerings being absoroed daily, ¢ Railroad 0% sials say there {s very little corn at conutry points to come forward and they are almost unanimously of the opinlon that . prices will rule highor this summer, 400 12,000 6,000 330 165 850 i OMAHA MARKETS. Wholesale Frices, Orviox or Tae OMaHA Ber, Saturday Eveniog, April '.-n.} The tollowing prices are charged retailere by jobbers, wholesalers and commission mer- quoted at the prices furnished by the elevators and otier loeal buyers: Gram Witear—No. Bantiy - No, Ry -No. 8, 46¢. Cony B, 8 Oars STERRS- -4 Var vows Hoaos—b 0 Surer h Cavvm—6 H0@? 0. Fiour and Millatafs, Winten WHRAT - Best quality, patent, st 82" D SROOND QuALITY—2 T5@3 26 WVitrar—Host quality. patont, 2 50@3 256 swt, Poarl_River, 130; Warron AXA (brown), 12¢; Warren BB (brown), 11¢; Warren €O (brown), 10c. Canniiies Fifth avonue glove finish, fe; < o glove finish, Bho Ao Indigo, 8¢; he; cheap sle 1 4 Indigo 4.4, Prints SHIRTINGS —~Ameriean, 5o; Cocheco, Bo; Gloncaster, be:Southbridgo, 41c; Waverlys, tosedale, e, AvS ~Amoskeng staples, 8lc; Batos Lancastor staples, Plnuket Hudson checks, 8jc; Amoskeag plaids,’ @ Persians, Dikss Goons—Atlantic alpaces, 03e; Per siano _cashmer, 2¢he; Hamloton cashmere, 154c; Hamloton Fancus, 114c; Hamloton bro: eades, 15¢; Arlington brocade, 18, Lumper, WHOLESALE, We quote lumber, lath and shingles. on oars B ” Ouorred Fren—Per 100 1bs, 90 Cony Mrat—1 00@1 10 por ewt. SOREENING —66@750 per ewt General Produace, Arreps—Very fow in market. Gonitans, on Davis, $5 50; Willowtwigs, €5 00; pte light and demand good. Hand picked navy, por bu, §250; medium, Tn good demand. Choico bright 280; common to good dark per Ib, 250 Borrer—Market quiet but steady. Choice country roll wanted, Fancy creamery, 88(@ 8he; choice roll, 18@20c; choice solia packed, Bio; fair to good, 12@15c; inferior grades, 20, CiEn—"Ohio” per bbl, $7.00; “‘York Stato” per bbl, $8 00; per § bl, $1 75; condensed por gal, S5, ‘Cruemse—Fall croam, western, 13}; Wiscon- sin, @14 (®5@s 00. CocoANuTs—Per 100, 81 k Market uncl wal o made at 1 lays, but with better weather heavier recoipts and a decline are looked for, Sales to-day 123, ForrieN Froims—NMessina oranges, per Mossina lomons, per box, 83 75 @ Bananas, per buuch, $3 00@ 400, Figs, b, 16c. Dates, in frails, T4c; aates, fard, in boxes, 14u. Fuuir Borrkrs —Apple butter, in 80 1b 2 00; teal, pails, per Ib, 7e. Plum buttar, 7Ac. \Auk—Ducks, Mallard, per do $1.50; mixed, $150@1 75; geese, $3.00@3 50; o od, $12@814, Tn 20 and 30 1b pails, 8 do Oceasional 9¢; in 2 1b 8] 50; assorted tumblers, per oonars, per dozen, $3 00. APLE SUGAR—Pure, in bricks, per Ib, 16c; Ohio, 13¢c; small cakes, 12}c. AL—Steel cut, per bbl, $6 25, Onions. —Quiet and sales small, Bermudas are getting cheaper, and old onions will ouly sell if strictly choice. Choics red rel'ing at $2 00@2 50 per barrel; yellow Danvers at $250; green onions, 202 per dozen; Bermuda, 2’50 per crate, ON10N SETS—Bottom per bu, $350; tops, PorcorN- In good demand at 2@2he per 1b, Pourrry—Scarce and high, Dressed Tur- keys, per Ib., 17@18c. Gense, 13c, Chickens, 14@i5c. Ducks, 14c. Chickens, live per Ducks, live, por doz, 4 50; spring per doz.,, $400@bH 00, accord- ing to s1ze, Porators—Demand for choice, well assort- ed stock only: mixed and frosted lots not waated at any price. Farly Rose, per bu, 35 (@40c; Penchblow, 4ic; Bulk receipts are hard to dispose of and have to ba sacked here. Preserves—(In 20-b pails)—Strawberry, raspberry, blackberry, per Ib, 18¢; poaches, chorries, plums, apricots, figs, per Ib, 120} cranberry sauce, per Ib, Provisions—Ham, 134c: b. bacon, 11hc; ¢, & bacon, 11{e; d.'s. sides 10jc; short rib sides, 10}¢; shoulders, mess pork. per (0. Dried beef, 15tc. Lard, 104c. RGETABLES —Spinach, per bbl, §150; new cabbage, California per Ib., de; lettuce, per doz., G0¢; redishes, per doz., 60c; sweet pota- toes, per Ib, 6c, turnips, per bu, Hlc. beets, per bu, 7c; cucumbers, per doz., $150; Pie plant per 1b. 8c. cauliflower, per 3 00; asparagus, per Ib, 10c. mew carrots, per 1b., 3¢ California celery, $1 50. Tomatoes, . box, &1 50@$1 75, STRAWDERRIES.—Are just commencing to forward. Selling at 350 per qt. Receipts will increase_daily and prices will he lower soon. wr, DRipk, Ero.—Pigs feet, 15 Ib { pigsd01b ar bb, §2 50; pigs feot, hbl, 85 00; tripe, 15 1b kits, 81 25; bbl. v B -5 % 80 1b hall tripe, 40 Ib qr bbl, $2 50; tripe, 80 Ib half bbl, | $5.00; pigs tongues, 15 Ib kits, 82 50; pigs tongues, 40 b qr bbl, $6 00. Lambs' tongues, 1515 Lits, 88 00; 40 {b qr bbl, 86 00, Grocers List. (OASNED Goons-—Oysters (Standard)per case, 3 70@3 80; strawberries, 2 Ih, per case, 2 50@ 2 10; raspberries, 2 b, per case, 2 90; Bartlett o, par case, 3 40; whortloberrios, par case, 310; egg_plurs, 2 Ib, per cass, 2 90; green gages, 2 1b, per case, 2 90; pine apples, 2 b por_case, 4'80@3 60, ork—Sisal 4 inch and larger, 94, § inch, 10c; } inch, 104¢, CaNDLES—Boxes, 40 1bs, 16s, 16c; 8s, 15c; boxoa 40 1bs, 16 o, 6s, 156, Matones—Per caddie, 85¢; round, cases, 2 555 square_casos, 170, 8c; cut_onf, 8ho; SvaaRs—Powdered, granulated, confectionere’ A, The; Stand ard extra O, 6fc; extea O, Gfic; medium yel- Jow, 6Gic; dark yellow, o, CorvEEs—Ordinary grades, 12@12hc; fair18 @13?';; good, 14c; primo, 16@1hhe; 16@17¢; fancygreen and yellow,16@1 overnment Java, 20 s ronsted, e SR A R e XXXX rosstod, 15 @18tc; Clark’s Aurora, 16{c. RICE—Louisiata prine to cholce, 7c; falr c; Patuia, 6yc. Fisu—No. 1 mackerel, half bris., 8 50; No, 1 mackeral, gits, 115; family mackerel, holf brls., 7 00; Tamily mackerel, kits, ic; No, 1 whito fish, balf brls., 8 75; No, 1 kits, 115, Syrup—Standard Com., 80c, bols; Standard do, 44 gallon kegs 1 85; Standard do, 4 gallon keys 137, Aa;om—xn b papers, 8 30 per case; kg per Ib, 2he. PiokLes—Medium, in barrels, 8 25 do in half barrels, 4 75; emall, in barrels, 9 25; do in half barrels, b 25; gherkins{in barrels, 10 25; do in hllf(lmrralu.‘{i 7. W b Teas—Gunpowder, good, 46@#5c; choice 60 @7be; good Tmpevial, 40@48c; choice, B0@6he; Young Hyson, good, ;' choice, Bhe@1 00; Jap: natural 1 86c; Japan, choice, 60@750; Golong, good, B5@40c; Oolong, choico, 40@55c; Souchong, good, S5@40c; choice, 35@4bc, WoODENWALE—Two hoop ~ pails, 185; three hoop pails, 210, Tubs, No. 1, 9 00; Pio- noer washboards, 185; Double Crown 2 90; Wallbuckots, 3 85, Soaps—Kirk's Savon Imperial, 8 45; Kirl's satinet, 860; Kirk's standard, 8 75; Kirk's white Russian, 025; Kirk's eutocs, 2 15; Kirk's Prairie 'Queen, (100 cakes,) 400; Kirk's magnolin, doz. !’MAHH—POHIHIVHIIA cans, 4 case, in case, 3 85; Babbitt,s ball 2 doz.1n case, 1 90; Anchor ball, 2 doz. in case, 1 50. CANDY—Mixed, E3@1bc; stiok, 11c; twist stick, 11he, Viixmasu—New York apple 166; Ohio sp: ple, Saur—Dray loads, per bbl, 170; Ashton, in waclc, 3 50; bila dairy 60, b, 8 50. SraroH—Poarl, 44c; Bibver Gloss, 90; Corn Starch, fo; Excelsior Glows, 7o; Corn, Tho. Brioks—Popper, 170; aMeplce, 150; cloves, 250; caanla 1fo. o ¥E—American ; Groenwich, § 40; Western, 2 75; North Star, 2 00; Lewis' Iye, 4.65; Jawell lyo, 276 Dry Goods. BROWN SHEETINGS—Atlantic A, The; Atlan- | 2 tio P, Atlantic LL; bhe; Brunswick, 7hc; Boaver Dam LL, 0}0; Lawseaco L1, biv; Pasl: e H, 7o Royal Standard, 8e; Tndian Hoad A, 8c; Wauchisett A, 7ie, Fine BROWN SHEETINGS —Argyle, Tic; Pep- woroll I, 6ic; Salisbury I, bie. BLrACIED CorToNs - Ballon 4-4, Gjo; Pal lon 7-8, bic; Oumberland 4.4, Ko; Davoll DD, lo; Fairmount, 4he; Fruft of the Loom 4-4, M"c; Glory of the West, 84c; Golden Gate, Bie; Hill 7.8, Bo; Kill 4:4, 9c; ~ Lonsdale, 8c; Now York Mills, 114c: Wamsutta, 10c. Ducxs (Colored) —Boston, ' 8 oz., 11he; Bos. ton, 10 ez, 144c; Boston, 9 oz, 14¢; Fall River, 8jc, Ducks (Gray)—~West Point, 8 oz, 1le; West Palut, 10 01, Lic; Boston' Bear, & oz, c. TickINGS—-Amoskeag, 14c; Continental ; Cordis, 1\1.:; Pearl River, 14c; 1 ¥ : Hamleton Awnings, 124c. { DEN woskeag, 14o; Heaver! Creek i AA, Boaver Cresk BB, 1lg ! Beaver Or Hayiankers mitation Java, 164 [ 4o at Omaha at the following pricos: JOIST AND SOANTLING—16 ft, and under 22 00; 18 f¢, 28 5O, TisnkRs 16 foot and nnder, 22 TIMBER A 0, b Jorst—18 ft, 28 50; 20 ft, 28 50; 24 ft, 26 050, Fixoi¥a—No, 1, 4 and 6 n., 21 00; No. 2, 22 00, SierTiNg—No, 1(2d common boards), 20 00; 2, 18 00, 0 A, 45 00; 1, 0 00; N N TOCK BOARDS -~ Frooriva—No, 1 3 00 00; 0, 35 00, 5 00; No. IDING, cloar 20 00, Criuixa—g, 87 00; §, 25 SHINGLES, best—4 b0; standard, 8 50, LATH—3 95 per M, * Liz—Per barrel, 1 25; bulk per bushol, 850; coment, bl Town plaster, bbl, 2 50; hair por b, b reod folt, 100 ibs, 8 50; straw oard, 8 50, Paints,Olls and Varnishos. 5 00; No. 8, O1s—110 carbon, per gallon, 1840; 150° headlight, per gallon, 144c; 175° hoadlight, allon, 18c; 1 ater whits, inseed, boiled, o gallon, et 6ic; castor, XXX, por gal- No. 8,1 40; sweet, per gallon 1 00 sperm W3, per gallon, 160; fish, W. B., vergallon, 65¢; neatsfootextra, ber gallon, 90c; No. 1, 750; lubricating, zero, per gallon, 80c; summer, 150; goldon machine, No. 1, per gal: lon, 85¢; No, ', 28c; sperm, signal, per gallon, 80c} turpentine, per gallon, 48¢; naptha 74°, per allon, 160, PAINTS IN O1L—White load, Omaha P, P, 64c; white lead, St. Louis, pure, Ghc; Marseillos green 1to b th cans, 20c; French zinc, groen woal, 120, French zino, red seal, 11o; Fronch zing, in varnish asst, 20c; French zinc, in_oil asst, 15¢; raw and burnt umber, 1 1b cans, 10c; raw and burnt Sienna, 10c; vandyke brown, 180; refined lampblack, 12c; coach black, and ivory black, 160; drop black, 160; Prussian bluo, 40¢; ultramarine blue, 186; chrome greon L. M. & D., 16c; blind and_shutter groen, L M. & D., 16c; Paris oo 15¢; Venetian red, 9 uscan red, 220; Ameri- can_Vermillion, 1. & P., 18¢; chromo yellow L. M, 0. &D. 0., 18c; yellow ochre, 9c; golden ochre, 16¢, patent_dryer, 8; graining Solore, light oak, dark oak, waliut, ehe tnut and ash 160, Dry Paints. White lead, 8c; French zinc, 100; Paris whiting, 2)c; whiting gilders, 1jc; whiting coml 1jc; lampblack, Germantown, ldc; lampblack, ordinry, 10¢; Prussian blue, 55c; ultramarine, 18¢; vandyke, brown, 8c; umber burnt, 4¢; umber. raw, 4c; sienna, burnt, de; sionna, rww, 4c; Paris green, genuin, 25 Pacis groon, common, 20c; chromogroan, N.V., iroms groen, K., 1%¢; vermillion, Eng,, vermillion, American, 18c; Indian rod, s pink, 14¢; Venotian red, Cookson's, 2jc; Venetian red, American, 1fc; red load, The; chrome yollow, genuine, 30¢; chromo yel: low, K., 12c; ochre, ochelle, 3c; ochre, French, Z;C; ochiro, American, 2c; Winter's minoral, 24c; lohigh brown, 2he; Spanish brown, 24c} Princo's mineral, Sc. Varxsips—DBarrols, per_gallon: Furni ture, extra, 81 10; furniture, No. 1, 81; conch, extra, S1 40; coach, No. 1, §1 20; Damar oxtray $LT5; Japan, 7oo; asphaltum, oxtra, 850 shellc, 88 50; hard oil finich, 81 50.] Heavy Hardware List. TIron, rates, 2 EO;J)Inw steel special cast, 6e. crucible, 7c; spocial or German, fc; cast too; do, 15@20; wagon spokes, sat, 2 25@8$ 00; hubs per sot, 1 25; fe'loes sawad dry, 1 40; tongues, each, 70@850; sxles each, 7 1b, 7@11c; washers er It, 8@180; rivi b, 11c; coil chain, per 1, 6@12c; malleabls, 8¢ ron wodges, 6c: crowbars, 6c; harrow teeth 4o; spring teel, 7@8c; Burden's horsehoes, 4 70 Burden's muleshoes 670, Baneep Wike—In car lots, 5o per 100, Nars—Rates, 10 to 60, 2 90, Sor—Shot, 1'85 bitck shot, 210; oriental powder, kogs, 6 40; do., half Kegs, 848; do., quarter kogs, 1 88; blasting, kegs, 885; fuse, per 100 fegt: 50c. Lrap—Bar, 165, CoaL—Cumberland blacksmith, 10 00; Mor- ris run_Blossburg, 10 00; Whitebreast lump; 5 00; Whitobreast nut, 5 00; Towa lump, 5 Towa nut, 0 0; Kook Spring, 7 00; Authra cite, 11 26@11 50; Canon City, 7 00, per ton Leather Oak sole, 88c@42c; hemlock solo 28c@85o; heu.lock kip, 80c to1 00; runner Gic to 80c; hemlock calf, 85c to 100; hemlock upper, 22 to 24c; oalk upper, 24c; alligator, 4 00 to 5 50; calf kid, 82@3h; Greisen_kid, 2 50 to 2 75; oak Iip, 80c to 1.00; oak calf, 120 to 1 80; French Xip, 110 to 1 55; Fronch calf, 125 to 2 00; ros wots, b 50 to 7 50; linings, 600 to8 50; top. pings, 9 00 to 10 50; B, L. Morocco, 30c to 85c; pebble O. D, Moroceo, 83c; simon, 2 50 to 8 00, HAnNEss—No. 1 star oak, 87c; No 2 dog abc; No. 1 Ohio onk, 36c; No, 2 do, 83c; No. 1 Milwankee 86c: No 2 do 83c . No. 1 Pitts ol har, 87¢; No, B Pitts} oak har, 85c. Tobaccos PLua ToBAcco-~Climazx, 50c; Bulllon 50c; Horseshos, b0c; Star, 5lc; Ruddy, 45c; Her- soy’s, 40c; Black, 38@A0c, Ne Cur—Common, 20@80c; good, 45@ 60c; Rose Leaf, 70c; Premium, 65; Diamond Crown, fiic; Swoot Sixteen, 600, SOKIN , 220; Moorschaum, 80¢; Dur ham, 8 0z, fc; Durham, 4 oz, 570; Durhar 2 oz., 5bc; Seal of North Carofina, 8 oz., e Seal” of North Carolina, 4 oz., b7c; Seal o North Carolina, 2 oz., 6lc; 0. K Durham, 4 oz, 2%0; 0. K Dwrham, 2 oz, #0c; Unéle Nod, s 266; Tom and Jerry, %ie, )y Liguors. AsooroL—188 proof aloohiol, 2 24 por win gallon extra California spirits, 188 proof, 117 per proof gallon; triple refined spiritat 187 nroof, 120 per proot gallon; ro-istilled whiskios 1 00@1 50; fine blended, 1 50@2 50; Kontucky bourbons, 2 00@7 00; Kentucky and Pennsylvania ryes, 2 00@7 00. , 18c; Indian red, | to Imported Beer IN BOTTLES. KBrlangeryeeeciiiiens Culmbacher, .. .. Pilsner. .. Kaiser. « Bavaria. ..Bavana, + Bohemian. v «s..Bremen, DOMESTIC. «.8t, Lonis 3t. Lonis . Milwaukes Schlit Milwaukee Krug “os <o .Omaha Ale, Porter. Domestic and Rhine Wine. ED. MAURER 1914 Farnom LEGTRIC BELT Budweiser..... Anhauser. .. Bes: s Pilsner. DR.HORNE'S bR [ [l’rr;(!c 14\ Wyo 1 ord Dumb A i 1 Wil Hant by o $1.000 Would Not Buv It. Dr, Horve—1 was sffiicted with rhoumatiom atd ured by using a belt. To any one afflicted with that disoass, | would say, buy Horne's Electric Bolt, Any one can_confor with me by writing callin At my store, 1420 Douglas street, Omaha, Neh. WILLIAM LYONS. MAIN OFFICE—Opposito pastotfice, room 4 Fren of blook. F. Goodman's Drug Store 1100 Orders filled C. 0.0, Science of Life, Only $1.00. BY MAIL POSTPAID, KNOW THYSELF, AhER A GREAT MEDICAL WORK ON MANHOOD Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and Physical Dobility, Premature Docline in Man, Exroraof Youth, au thy antold misorios rosulting from Indlscrotl oosses. A book for ovory man, young, mi and old. Tt contains 136 presoriptiona. for al and chronle diseases each ono of whioh I8 tnvaluah'o 80 found by the Author, whoso experience for 23 yeara la such as probably never befor fell to the 1. t of any physican 800 pages, bound In beautity Fronch muslin m aossod covers, full gilt, guaranteed bo finor wor« n every sonse, —mechanioal, 1it erary and protessional,—than any othor work sold in thin country for §2.50, or the monoy will bo refanded 1n overy lnstance. Prioo only $1.00 by mall, port ustrative samplo 6 oants. ~ Send now. Qo arded tho author by tho National Medle | Assoclation, to the officers of which he refers, cienso of Lifeshould be read by the young for Instraction, and by tho afflioted for rellet, It will benofl! all.—London Lancet. Thoro It no member of soclety €0 whom The Sol enco of Lifo will not be usetul, whother youth, par- ent, guardian, instructor or olergyman.—Argonaut. Address tho Peabody Medloal Institute, or Dr. W, 1, Parkcer, No. 4 Bulfinch Stroot, Boston Mass., who may no consulted on all diseasos’ requiring skill and axpertenca. Onronlc and obstinato diseasosthat have baffled the skill of all othor phys. clans < poctainy. “sacn " treatod. subsoss: HEAL Ty without au tnatane allure, T F JAS, H. PEABODY M. i PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Residence, No.. 1407 Jones St. Office, No. 150 Farnam street Office hovra 12'm, to 1 p. m., an rom 206 v, m. Telophone tor oftlso 97 Resitenn James Modical Instibute R Chartered by theStateof 11ii- ois for theexpress purpose of givingimmediate relictin B all chronic, r GlectandSyphilis in all theif ¥ complicated forms, also al! discases of the Skin and Blood promptly relieved and permanentlycured by rem dics testedina Forty ¥ea Special Practice. Seminal t Losses by Dreams, Pimples on .mmoa,‘punmmu oured, Thero {8 no experimenting, The appropriate remedy i at once used in each case. nsultations, per sonal or by letter, sacredly confidential, Med- icines sent by Mail and Express, No marks on package to indicate contents or sender. Address DR.JAMES,No. 204Washington St. ,chlnlnn,llk T. 0. CARLISLE, BREEDER OF High Glass Ponltry, MO. VALLEY, - - - IOWA. “end for Circulars. OURDAB thrives on Horlick's from tarc health or DYSPEPTI requires no ook kness for INFANTS, The best diet for and INVALIDS, Highly beneficial t0 nuring mothersasa drink, Pricedoand ibe. All druggists. Book on the treatmentof éhildren froe. belleve § 5 thing of tho mons, M. 1., New York, o hent Food In ther's ik, ¥. Wil bo rer price in stamps. HORLICK’S FOOD CO., Racine, Wis, 497Uk HORLICK'S DIY EXTEACT OF MALT™GR. DR. FELIX LE BRUN'S AND PREVENTIVE AND CURE. FOR EITHER SEX. The remedy being injected directly o the suct of tho discase, requires no shango of dlot o nausoouS, Branpies—Imported, 6 00@16 00; domestio 1 40@4 00. g!’zu—lmpomd. 4 50@6 00; domestio, 140 Russ—Imported, 4 50@6 00; Now England, 2 00@A 00; domaestic, 1 50@3 50, PEACH AND ArPLE BRANDY—1 75@4 00, CHAMPAGNES—Imported per case, 28 00@ 84 00; American,’per case, 12 M@16 00, DENVER MARKET. Frovr—100 Ibs, 1 76@2 5H0; patent, 100 1bs, 2 75@3 00; Graham, 100 lbs, 1 90@2 00; rye, 100 1w, 23562 50; buckwhoat, 100 1hs, § 00@ 850, Gita1y —Wheat, 100 Ibs, 185@1 45; corn, in wacka of 100 1bs, 7 12@1 14; oats, 106 lbs, T 50 @1 5 barloy, 100 1bs, 1 80@1 40, l]lh'_B-‘ , 16 00@19 90; straw, 7 00@ 800, TreR—Fancy, $7@30¢; dalry cholce, 25@ oaking, b@8e, Foon—Fresh, 16@18c; ranch, ‘dor, 2@ 2 28c COrnexse—Full cremn, 16@16¢; Limburger, 180: Swink, importod, 8. Povrrky —Live chickens, doz, 6 00@6 25; ducks, 6 00@6 25; turkeys, 1b, 13@14c; dress- od geese, L, 16@17c. Poraroks - Eastern, 100 1bs, 40@46¢c; Groe- ey, 100 1bs, 60@70¢, VEGErAuLes—Onions, 160 lhs, 1 76@2 25; cabbege, 100 lhe, 160@2 G0; beots, 100 1bs, 125@1 "W celery, per doz, 60@7he. ¥ruits ~Orauges, Messiua, box, 4 60@5 00; Valoncia, case, 1000@11 00; lemons, choice Messina, b 00@hH b0; pears, box, 8 26@3 H0; apples, eastarn, bbl, 6 0@ 50; grapes, Mala: . regulur, 700@7 50: buusnas, bunch, 5 00 {T‘NDW; cranberrios, B, & B, bbl, 15 00@ 00, MEATS -Hams, 1b, 14}e; bacon, breakfast, 13@13)e; lord, in tierces, 1b, 10jc; dried beef, 163 dry salt sides, 10jc. 1811~ Mackerel, mess, kit 1 75@2 25; Cal- k GO, 10: {ifornia salmon, balf bbl, 10 50; Holland her. Proylsions bave raled quiot, dull ud | chants, with tho excoption of grain, which I Bo; Juilrey D & T, 12§0; Jalroy XXX, 12§; 'ring, ko, 1 606 allanc M ring, koz, 1 60@1 77; trout, per Ib. 17@18e, T morcurial or poisonous medicines to be taken inter: ually. When used as & preventive by either sex, itis wapowsible to contract uny private dfseasc; but It the cato of thoes Already unfortunately aicted wo kust anteo three boxes to cure, or we will refund the mon. oy, Price by mail, postage paid, §2. per box or thice boxos for §6. WRITTEN GUARANTEES fssucd by all suthorized agents. Dr Felixi.e Brun&Co. SOLE PROPRIETORS O ¥, Goodman, Druggles Solo Agent, for Omabia ob m&o wly Healfins Wealth’ " e Y — D L, C, Wese's NEwe Axp [inan ax Tnra fl!N‘A,Tuunrm od Epuitio for lysterin, h“.:- ooss, Conyulsions, ¥its, Nervous ouralyis Headache, Nervous' Prostration caused Ly the of sluoho! or tobaceo, Wakefulness, Meite Prowsion, Hofton ity and luc Fromatu Y in either sox, Involu crrhaen cased by o wbuse or oyer-indulgs contin or wix hoxes Wt of price BOXEN ) Gfifar Te06IVel Dy Lk REAT HSTATI. Syndicate Hill Addition, lots £100, £10 cash, and £10 per month, Gilman Place, lots & Syndicate Hill Addition BEDFORD & SOUER, One Hundred Dollars For a choice lot in Syndicate Hill Addition. the Syudicate lands insonth Omaha, and will rapidly bu‘ld up with com These lots are beautiful and are near the stock yards vied a3 homes by the employes of hest value for the price of any lots Several have been sold and the price will soon be al- wwive ageucy on this addition. fortable homes. and packing houses, aud will be ocen these works, and are undoubtedly the in the market. vanced. GILMAN PLAGE This is a new addition on Leavenworth street in%iWest Omak.. A low price has bcen puton them to start them. Tne grading and this spring,will make terms, Park on the south. West Omaha. are a bargain. 10 to £300. Clark Place, lota £300 to £600, Tukey & Keysor's Sub-Division, lots Hawthorn Addition, lots £360 to Kirkwood Addition, lots 8400 to 847 Hanscom's Addition, lots 500 to £660, We have the exc G od g)nod growth of native timlk maha, and will sels rapidly. balance ¢n good time. street has been establishe tion. 350 TO PS50 Adjoining lots are beirg sold st double the price we ask for these. KIRKWOOD. Wezhave six"lots left in this addition which we offer at a bargain, FARM TLANDSI We have some improved and unimprovid farzs near “Omaha, and some well improved farms in Sarpy county. HOMMBEIS. Resiaence and Residence Lots in all parts of the city,fand On all the best streets in the business center. b oWl aade, we W soud the pure our W[l EUATALLAO 1O Ko fuid the foones f Ui (vatmans doss ot elloct ¢ BoUre GUBTALLAS 1RO OULY DY ©. ¥, GOODMANN, Drugiist Agenta for Omahs l Nob. &4 We have for sale lots in Shinn's Addition, Parker’s Addition, Nelson's . tion, Armstrong’s Addition, Lowe's Addition, Park Placo Adaition, Tanes &' den's Addition, McCormick’s Addition, Hanscom Place, Redick’s Addition,; Burr Oak Addition, Jobuson'n Addition, Reed’s Addition, Kountze's Addition, Syl Tukey & Keysor's sub-division, Hawthorne Hill, Gilman Place, Clark Place, s tion,jKirkwood Additicn, Beyd's Addition, Yates & Reed's Addition, etc., ete, EEDFORD & SOUER. (1213 8cuth 14th Btreet, between Farram apd Dfl*:g} & 5 to 8150, ¥ rovements to ba made on jLeavenworth St.. ry valuable property. CLARK PLACE. This is a sub-division of the 'Megeath property facmg Hancom® near street car, fine view and has . This is one of ¢ Price $300 to$650. One foarth vash IMivst come, first serv-d. This is a spleadid op- portunity for persons whointend building for a home, TUKEY &KEYSOR'S SUB-DIVISION Is a beautiful piece of ground lying one block south of Gilman place, 0 The first of these lots will be sold at 8125 to $1560, and A nice sightly location, beautiful place for a home and splendid investment for a rich man or a poor man. HAWTHORNE This addition lies between Capitol avenue and Cass street, ten blocks from the High School, one mile from the postoffice, and is what is knows a8 inside property. The city is built up far beyond this addition and the finest residencesin the city arein this locality. The grade on Davenport and work commenced, aufi as soon as the weather permits. The contract has been let for builoi large brick school house on Douglas street, three blocks from this n?!s‘v.‘ ‘We predict that these lots will more than double m value before August, asit is the most desirable part of Omaha and would have heem built up years ago had it been placed on the market. BEDFORD & SOUER, Agonts, BEDFORD & SOUER, Agents, BEDFORD & SOUER, Agents. EDFORD & Agenta, BEDF ‘RD & Agentas, BEDFORD & R, Agents, BEDFORD & SOUER, Agents, This addition joins tha Terms ensy. $150 to 8300 On easy e finest jadditions in will be completed Prices taris ot R essnigy ol wil s B £ vvard qodd® & ban o 4 Xl ganont o sl ool hus yaigh 1 0008 yaq of by ) i ytio o ol poidididl 1 g ol daew 3%ag 0o 10 awnid Hiia deed odT dony | w8 0o LW ool 3 edd dad bk o4 oise} o) badg Gaviv ol orley ylug i g s el