Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 30, 1884, Page 3

1 Ptk SO e o M e Ak A > / \ OMAHA DAILY BER-~WEDNESIYAY. APRIL 30, 1884, e== e —————. < B ———————————— e T e — — i \ c o e | 404@304, clowivg 474 June; BOJ@HIY, closiog | box, 8500, Mossina lomons, per box, &375 [No. 1, 7be;No. 2, 636 caor, XXX, per g ¥he Nehraska Nationhl Bank M?\Qu’i..wm; alow; 813 cash;343@343 Mays ?«‘m‘.“"vm‘,“.“&',":‘vs.. erbntc:,‘“i;hl.ui ff‘ m;(: :‘;:\n}n "{ir.n‘.',' peor qulv:n‘,Ml 'rlv?'a“.?\, W. B., ImPOI‘tei Beer OF OMAHA, NEB, Paid Up Capital Bucrplns Fund, Nov, 1, 1883 DIRECTORS, $280,000 16,500 H. w. YATES, President, for many years Cashior of the First National Bank of Omaha, A. E. TOUZALIN, Vice President, Boston. W. V. MORSE, of W, V. Morse & Co, JOHN 8, COLLINS, of G. H., &J, 8. Col- lins, J. M. WOOLWORTH, Conusellor and Attor- ney at Law. L. 8, REED, of Byron Reed & Co, K, K. HAYDEN, Assistant Cashier, THIS BANK opened for business April 27, 1882, ITS DIRECTORS AND STOCKHOLD ERS are among the leading businessof Oma. ha, and ita business is conductod wit ospacia | eference to the best and increasingh interest of its mercantile patrons, COLLECTIONS receive special attention and charges lowest obtainable here or else- where. k INTEREST allowed on time doposits upon favorable torms and upon accounts of banks and bankers, FOREIGN EXCHANGE Government Bonds and County and Cit ysecurities bought and rold. FINANGE AND COMMERCE. FINANOIAL Naw Yomg, April 29, Money—Better demand. Oall loans ad- wanced to 8, closed at 23, Prime paper—4@5h. Bterling oxchange billi—Steady; 457§; de- mand, 489). Governments—TLower for 43s. Railways —Trregular. Stocks—Active and weak at the fiest call; |y prices rallied 4@, Lako Shoro waslconspic- uously on tho reports and loaned stock will bo called in, Nearly all the leading shares were inactive, There was a borrowing de- mand, showing an oversold condition of cho market Moantime Donver was very weak, selling down to 10}, the lowast yet roached. Near one o’clock Central Pacific broke to 50 avainst 54} at the opening. No spacial rea- son was assigned for the break. Tho others yieldsd } to 13 on sympathy. Contral Pacific subsequently ralliod 13. During the aftor- noon Jersey & Reading were the features of speculation, the former rising 8§ and tho lat- tor 21, Tho strength of the two stocks mon - tioned had a favorable influence on other ac- tive shares, until near the close, whon there were great pressures on Western Union, Un- fon Pacific, and Missouri Pacific. Vander- bilts were notfceably firm. The market closed heavy. Out of 110 stocks traded in, 20 closed lower than last night, 11 higher, and 6 unchanged. OUUPONB 27? the year. Ryo-—-Slow; hho bid, Barloy—Unchanged; 60@80e. Butter—Lower; creamery 25 Egge—Lowar; 104c, Flaxseod —Quict; $1 60, Hay~—Eirm and unchanged. Bran—Firm; 80@§ Corn Meal —Qui 80, Whisky—Unchanged at $111, CaLL) BoArn Wheat —Lowar: $1.074 bid June, 97 July, Corn —Lower; 41§ May, 513 June b2 July. Oats —Nominal, MILWAUXRR, £1.093 bid Mitwaokes, April 20 ~Wheat—Strong, 3 ilwaukee, 5¢; April, 95¢; May, 9o} Juo ¢ uly 0o, Corn - Firm and unchanged. 0 Oata—Stoady and firm; No. 2 88jc; White, 37 @38e. Rye—Stronger; No, 1 67e. Barloy—Strong and quiot; e, 0,2 Spring 71@ nA BAUTIMORK, Apri red winter «\-nt, 1, Corn - Quiet and Oats - Steady; mixed 3§@4oc. Kggs —Lower; 13@13jc. Whisky ~Quiet at 1.16, TOLEDO. Porxno, April 26, —Wheat firm; No. 2 red, 1 00§@1 20. Corn—In good demand; high mixed 574; No. 2, b6} Oats— stendy; May, 35§. NEW YORK PRODUCE. New Youx,Apri Wheat--Cash, quiet; options declined e to do at tas outsst; after- wards recovered and advauced 3@g: closing firm, No. 2 Chicago; 1 0@l 033; ungraded red, 66@1 16; No, 2 red 113, Corn—Spot, 13@24c lower ; ontions opened 1 to 14 lower, closing firmer; nagraded, 50@ 63: No., 2,68} 3 @l Qwm-; mixed wostern, 574@30; white western 42}@1 Eggs—Western fresn dull and casier, 14}@ & MORE. Wheat—Dull; No. 2 ow er, westorn white, 42@18¢; Be. Pork—¥irm, with moderate demand. Lard—Lower; prime, steam, 8 65@8,70, Butter— Droopiug; 8 to 29, KANSAS CITY. Kavsas Crry, April —Whenat—Tiowaer; cash, 853@853c. May: bid June. Corn - Lower: 43} cash; 42§ May; 43¢ bid June; 454 July, Oats—Lower; $liwslie. GINCINNATL April 29,— Wheat -~Weak; e Oneaneman, No. 2, rel, 107 Corn—Heay. Oats—Droopin, Rye—Stoady Barley - Held Pork—Nominal Lird—Easier; $8 Bulk Meats—Dull mixed, A7 mixed, 3 @67c. @36ke. Shoulders, 6f; short ribs, 8§ ‘Whisky—Steady, at 1.11. KANSAS OITY LIVE S8TOOK. Kansas Cirv, April 20.—The Live Stosk Indicator reports: Oattle—Steady, natives,5 40@6 15; stockers and feeders, unchanged; cows, 3 75@4 60, Hogs— Receipts 7000, weaker; be lower at 5,00 to £6.00. Shoop — Quict; natives, clipped, $3.25. BTOOKS AND BONDE, BT, LOUIS LIVE BTOCK. Amerlcan Expross...........cooeeee 97 | St Louss, April 29.—Cattle—Heavy Burl., Cedar Rapids & Northern..... 60 |grades rather woak: butchers' steers Qentral Pacific, 5 . B0 |and medium to good shipping, firm; ex- Ohicago & Alton, . 186¢ | ports 6 2596 50: common to choice ship- do . 140 |ping, 5 00@6 20; corn fed Texans, b5 25@ 1208 | 5 75. 74| Shoep—Clipped sheep wanted but none do ptd ... 47¢ | offered; inferior to fair, wooled, 370@4 25; Fort Wayne O . 129 medium to good, 4 75@5 50; choice to extra, Hannibal & St, Joseph. . . 384 | 5 60@6 00: spring lambs, 3 50@4 00. do do do . 84| "Hogs—Woenk; light to heavy, 4 10@4 90; Tllinois Central......... . 120} | packing, 4 00@4 70. Ind., Bioom. & Western B & ———— Kansas & Texas...... . 14 DRY GOOOS MARKET. Laico Shoro & Michigan So. . 957 Michigan Central..... % 82 S SISAEETY 4 Mianeanolis & St. Louis 13} | New Yorx, April 20, ~Experts of domestic lo % pfd. ‘,—:‘| cottons the past week 3340 packages, making i Z3¥ the total export for the expired portion of tho 47 | year 58,000 packagas, against 51,604 the samo 111§ | time last year,51,75 in 1852 and 50,399ia 1851, 141" | There has been fair business in fome classes 113§ [ of woolens, but otherwise the demand and 18 |movement were duli and uninteresting. do A 090 e —— Poori, Decatur & Lo 14% TRAFFIO. Rock Tuland............ Looun - Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul...... 81} TR CYSTY du do do pfd. L1112 Bt. Paul Minn, & Manitoba D 91 | Omioaco, April 29.—Receipts and ship- 8t. 1;;‘.1 & (;mnhn. B - gz'i ments of flonr and grain for the past 24 hours i © 13 |bave been as follows: Texas Pacific. 14 o R o 34 | Flour, bbls e i) Wabash, St. L. & Pa {74 Rkt - O hyisal L T e 14 | Whoat, bushea, . 186,000 828,000 Wastern Uaion Telograph. 1|00 il o [l i) 4 ats, bushols . T43.000 826,000 Asked. tx, Div. Ryo, bushels T 20,000 61.000 Niw York, April 20,.—Much interest was | Barloy, bushels, 136,000 93,000 takon in the sock exchango in reports thatnn- merous dsliveries wero being made of Union Pacific railroad stock in the name of Samuel J. Tilden. Sometime ago the report that Mr, Tildou was parting with his Union Pacific boldings was met by tha semi-official statement that the 12,000 or 13,000 shares of that stock which stood in his name on the books, was not transferred. Said stock was placed in his namein 1881, It is stated to-day that Tilden has sold 12,500 shares of Union Pacific at bo- tween 66 and G6jo, The delivery of 5,000 shares was allegod to have boen mado dwiog | i the day in Tildon's name, and bearing date of immediate transfer. Tho transaction, it was said by some of the Wall street brokers, indi- oated “Uncle Sam's” Iack of confidencs in the stock, and also showed that he had lost consid- erably on his hol ings. e t—— GRAIN ANU PROVISIONS, CHICAGO PRODUCK. Cn1cAc0, April 89,—10 a. m,—News of the Fraloy fuiluro had no effect on ’change this morning, His deals here were very large, but the supposition has been c.nveyed hero that the greater portion of his short wheat and corn was covered yesterday by his brokers. The markets opened this morning with & show of waeakueas, Juue wheat selling down to 94jc, but rallied to 934c, and is now quoted at 95e. June corn opened at 574c, fell off to 5 now 674¢. June oats ure quotable af pork, §17 10, June lard, 88 62}, Wheat in store here has been decreased the past week one millien thirtv-six thousand bushels. Re- colpts yestorday were 13,000 bushels; ship- ‘ments, 274,000, 1:10 p. m.—After 10 o'olock prices fell again and trade dragged until 12:30, when the week- Iy statewent of visible supply was posted which showed a decraase fn wheat of 2,155,000 bushels duriog the past week. June wheat hod s0ld down to 91, but on this showing ad- vanced 1§5 from lowest poiat of the day. Wheai—Closed May,98}c; J uno, 853c; July, . Jorn—B54¢ for May; 574c for June; 6¢ for uly, Oats—32¢c for May; 83{> for June; 38jo for July. Ryo - 624c. Rirley—72@7ie. Flaxsoed -$1 65@1 70, Whisky —#1 12 NEw Yomk, April 29, — Recelpts and shipmenta of flour and grain for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Rocaipta Shiv'ts, Wheat, bushels. . 4600 55,000 Goru, bushels. ... . P i Oats, bushels. . 3,000 1,900 LIVE STOOK. OH10400, April 20, — Recaipts and ship- menta of live stock for the past 24 hours have been aa follow: Recelpts, Ship'ts, . 6.000 Eaxsas Orrr, shipments of live stock for the past 24 hours have been as follows: Recelpts, Ship'ws, Oattle 14,000 £ Hogs. 7,000 Sheep 2,000 April 29, — Reoeipts aud Br. Lous, April 29, — Receipts acd ship- ments of live stock for tho past 24 hours have been as follows: Recelpta, Ship'ts. Oattl... e 000 : o 9 Sheep. 400 | m— OMAHA MARKKETS. Whulmlei’nm. Orriox or THE OMAHA Bex, } luesday Evening, April 29, The tollowing prices are charged retailers by jobbers, wholesalers and commission mer- ohants, with the exception of grain, which s quoted at the prices furnished by thy elevators and other local buyers: Gram. ‘Waear—No, 2, 72@73}e. Banrvey ~No, 2, l0@hfia Rye—No. 3, 46c. . S8@39%, 0Oars—No, 2, 26@30c, Lave Stock, STrERS—4 H0@D 25, War Cows—3 K0@4 25, Hoags—5 00@b 2h, Barer—3 50@4 50, Oarves—6 b0@7 00, General Produce, ArrLes—Very tow in market, Genians, 83 75; Ben Davis, 85 50; Willowtwigs, £5 00; Winesaps, 4 7/ Praws—Receipts light and demand good, Pork—$§16 95 for May; $1715 for June; 2 00@2 $17 25 for July, Liard —88 45 for May; 8 55 for June; 85 05 for July. PLOKIA PRODUCE. Proria, April 20 —Corn—Active and higher; mew mixed, 524@h3e, uew rejected, Bl@hZe. Oats—Activa and firm; No, 2 white, 36}@ e, R‘.— Firm and steady, No, 2 new, 613@62, ky - F‘Iru: at $1 12, 8T, LOUIS FRODUCK, | L4 picked uavy, por bu, 8200; madium, Brrswax —In good demand, Cholce bilght mllh&;zmzac; common to good dark per lb, Borres—Market quiet but steady. Choice | % country roll wanted. Fancy creamery, #i@ 8ho; cholce roll, 18@200; choice solia packed, et fuir t good, 12@155; ifertor grads, 20 CimtOtua” yas bl 8700, York State’ bl, i hbl, ; condensed per Bl 850, Crats apble, per gal, 85 " Cuexss—Full croam, western, 184; Wiscon- Br. "Louts, April 29.—Wheat—Unsettled | sin. @ldc. moder: No. 2red 8110 low ate 1155 cash #1101 10¢ Klay: 3 g closing at 97§ June: h-y-n)h.l , nominal, Lower and unsettled; 00@51 cash; 1 08 June; ! lIEGGS —Recel @97, closing | ening. OocoaNuTs—Per 100, $4 75@5 00. heavier and market weak- . Sales slow at 13 ceats, and some off- ering at 12} atready, FougioN Fauvirs--Mowina oranges, per aates, fard, in boxes, 14v. Fruir Botrens —Applo butter, in 30 1b pails, por Ib, 7o. Plum buttar, 74c. AAME — ucks, per doz, 2 00; teal, £ 50; mixad, $18 goese, 88.00@3 50; snipo, $1.25, Huy—1sued, 8102812, .y —1n 20 and 80 Ib pails, 8@90; In 21b vor _doz, §1 50; assorted tumblers, per 1 20; rehoonors, por dozen, 83 00. ¢ SUGAR - Pure, in bricks, per Ib, 16c; 3o; small cakes, 123¢. OAT MEAL—Steel cut, per bbl, §6 25. Ontons. ~Quiet and sales small, Bermudas are getting cheaper, and_old onions will only sell if strictly choice, Choles red solling at €2 00@2 50 per barrel; yellow Danvers at €2 50; greon onions, 205 per dozen; Bermuda. 2 25 por crate. ONION SErs —Bottum per bu, 3 50; tops, $2 50, Porcory - In good demand at 2@24c per 1b, Pourtry—Scarce and high. Dressed Tur- keys, per Ib., 17@180, Gonss, 130, Chickens, 14@156c. Dncks, 140, Chickens, live per doz, 84 50. Ducks, live, per doz, 450; spring chickens, per doz, $100@d00, accord: ing to size, PoraToss - Cherois some local demand for small sacked lots, Early Rose per bu, 35 @40c; Peachblow, 456 Bulk receipts hard to dispose of and have to bo sacked here, Presgrves—(In 20-1b pails) rawborry, respberry, blackberry, per Ib, bonal per Ib, cherries, plums, apricots, figs, cranberry sance, por Ib, ¢ Phovistons —Ham, ‘13ke: b, bacon, 11e; d.'s. sides 10fc; short rib © 8. bacon, 11{o; sides, 1036; shoulders, 8 bl, §20.00. Dried beef, 1 KGETABLES ~Spinach, per bb Aifornia per 1b., de; lettuco, per doz., 60¢; redishes, por doz., 60c; sweet pota- toes, per Ib, fic, turnips, per hu, hlc. Leets, per bu, 75c; encumbors, por doz., $150; Pie plant por 1b. Se. cauliflower, per doz., 33 00; mess pork e Lard, 10jc. $4'50; now asparagu, por Ib. 10c. mew carrots, por 1b,, 3e. California colery, $1 50, Tomatoos, 1 bn, box, 81 50@$1 77 AWDERRIES, —Aro just commencing to come forward. Selling at 8 per qt. Recoipts will increaso daily and prices will be lower soon. Pias Ferr, [rier, Eto.—Pigs feet, 15 1b Kita, $1 25; pige 40 Ib qr bbl, $2 50; pigs_ feot, 80 1b half bbl, 85 00; tripe, 15 1b kits, $1 25 tripa, 40 Ib qr bbl, $2 50; tripe, 80 1b half b, $500; pigs tongues, 16 b kits, $2 b0; pigs tongues, 40 1b qr bbl, $6 00, Lambs' tongruos, 151b kits, $3 00; 40 Ib qr bbl, §6 00, Grocors List. OANNED (G003 —Oystors (Standard |per caso, 8 70@3 80; strawborrios, 2 1b, per case, 2 5@ 210; raspberries, 2 Ih, per case, 2 90; Bartlett ars, per case, 2 40; whortloberries, per case, 10; ‘egg plucs, 2 b, per case, 2 90; groen gages, 2 b, per case, £ 90; pino applos, 2 b per case, 4 80@b 50, Rope—Sisal 4 inch and larger, 94, § inch, 10c; # inch, 104c, CANDLES—Boxes, 40 1bs, 16s, 16c; 8s, 150; boxon 40 Ths, 16 oz.. Bs, 15c. Matones—Per caddie, 85c; round, cases, 2 665; square_cascs, 170, Svaars—Powdered, 8c; cut_oaf, 8he; granulated, 7§o: confectioners’ A, 7ic; Stand- ard extra C, 6jc: extra C, 6fc; medium yel- low, Gfc; dark yellow, c. Corrrrs—Ordinary grades, 12@1240; falr13 @18hc; good, 14c; prime, 156@10ko; choice, fancy groen and yellow,16@164c; old overnment Java, 20@26c; 1 7c; . Arbuckle's ronsted, 1§ XXXX vossted, 1hjo: mitation Java, 16} @181 Clark's Aurora, 15jc. Rick—Louisiana priue %o choice, 70; fair Ghe; Patma, 6§c. Fisi—No. 1 mackerol, half brls., 8 50; No. voring’s ronstod. ; McLaughlin's 1 mackerel, «its, 115; family mkckgrel.Nhnlf ha brls., 7 00; family mackerel, kits, 95c; No, 1 white fish, half brls., 8 75; No. 1 kits, 115, Synop—Standard Com., 30c, bols; Standard do, 43 gallon kegs 185, Standard do, 4 gallon ePR SoA—In b papers, 8 80 per case; keg per Ib, o Broxues—Modinm, In barrels, 8 25; do 1n half barrels, 4 75; small, in barrels, 9 29 do 1n half barrels, 5 25, ghorkins}in barrels, 10 25; do'in half barrels, & 15, TEAS—Gunpowder, good, 45@5fc; choloo 60 @5c; good Imporial, 40@45c; choico, 60@65c; Young Hyson, good, 86@30c; choice, G50(@1 00; Japan, natural. leaf, She; Japnn, choice, 60@75c; Oolong, good, 55@30c; Oolong, choico, 40@be; Soudhong, ood, S6@106; choico, 85@A5c. WooDENWALE—Two hoop _ pals, 185; throo hoop paily, 2 10, Tubs, No. 1, 8 00; Plo: neor . waakboards, 185; Double Crown 2 80; Wallbucketa, 8 85, Soars—IKirk's Savon Tmporlal, 8 4 satinet, 860; Kirks standard, 8 75; Kirk's Wwhite Russiin, 595; Kirk's éutoca, . 2 15; Kirlos Prairio Queen, (100 cakes,) 400} Kirk's magnolia, doz. Foruati-Ponnmivanin can, 4 ouo, I cute 385 Babbisa ball 2 doz, 1n case, 1 50; Anchor ball, 2 doz. {# caso, 1 50, CANDY—Mixed, 12@13; [stick, 11c; twist stick, 11}, Vixeoat—Now Yorkapple 16c; Ohto ap: ple, 18c. Saun—Dray loads, per bbl, 170; Ashton, fu sacks, 3 50; bbls dairy 60, 5a,'8 80, STAROH—Peurl, 4hc; Silver Gloss, 90; Corn Starch, 9¢: Excelsior Gloss, 7c; Corn, The. Seiors—Pepper, 17c; allspice, 166; cloves, 250; cassin 10c. Lye—American, 8 40; Groenwich, 8 40; Wentern, 2 75; North Star, 2 00; Lewis' lye, 465; Jewell lye, 275. Dry Goods. Browx SirkTINGS—Atlantic A, The; Atlan- tio P, fic; Atlanti She; Brunswick, 7he; Beaver Dam LL, G}o; Lawrence LL, b{c; Paci. fic H, 7%, Royal & dard, 8c; Indian Head A, 80; Wanchusett A, 7jc. FiNE Browx SHEETINGS —Argyle, Tic; Pep- porell It, Gic; Salisbury R, Shc. Kirlds Brractkp Corrons - Ballon 4-4, 6ic; Bul- | @ Cumberland 4-4, 8c: Davoll DD, 8jo; Fairmount, 4hc; Fruit of the Loom 4-4, s Glory of the Weat, Sie; Golden Gato, Shci ill 7-8, Be; Hill 4.4, 9o; Lonsdale, 84c; Now York Mills, 113c; Wamsutta, 10c. lon Ducks (Colorod)—Boston, ' 8 oz, 11jc; Bos- | 2 ton, 10 oz, 11ic; Boston, 9 oz., 14c; Fall River, 8ic. Ducks (Gray)—West Point, 8 oz, llc; Wost Point, 10 0z, 1ic; Boston Bear, 8 o7, c. TickiNgs—Amoskeag, 140; Continental Fuacy, u{c; Cordis, 10e; Pearl River, 14c; York, 12§c; Hamloton Awnings, 12hc. DENINS—Amoskeag, 1dc; Heaver Creek AA, 1%; Beaver Creek BB, 1l Beaver Creck CO. ~10; _Hayraakors Bc; Jaffrey D & T, 12§0; Jaffrey XXX, 12§c; Pear] River, 13c; arren AX A (brown), 12c; Warren BB (brown), 11c; Warren CC (brown), 10c. Camprios—VFifth avenue glove finish, bo; Kaynwno qluve finish, 5ic. Consgr JeaNs —Amory, Kearsayer, 83c; Rockport, 7e. PRrINTS—Allons,bhe; American,5ic; Arnolds, 60;_Cocheco, armony, 4o; Indigo, 8¢; Indigo 7:6, 114o; Tadigo 4-4) 12hc; cheap malo 4he; Charter Oak, 4hc. PRINTS SHIRYINGS —American, Bic; Cocheco, 3loucester, boiSouthbridge, 41c; Wayerlys, ; Rosedalo, 4§c. GINGHAMS ~Amoskeag staples, Bic: ll:{hlal, 83c; Lancaster staples, 8c; lalds, 9c; Hudson checks, 8h¢; Amonkesg ersians, Uhe. Dress Goops—Atlantic alpaces, 9jc; Per- siane cashmer, 2¢dc; Hamleton cashmero, 15}e; Hamleton Fancns, 114c; Hawmleton bro- cades, 16¢c; Arlington brocade, 18c. Kumbper, < Hancock, 8c; WHOLRSALE. We quoto lumber, lath and shingles, on oars at Omaha a6 the following prices: JOIST AND BCANTLING—16 ft. and under 22 00; 18 ft, 28 50 TrupERs--10 feot and nnder, 22 00. TiMBER AND Jo1s7—18 ft, 28 b0; 20 ft, 28 50; 22 ft, 26 60; 24 {5, 26 10, H;;;mmwflo. 1, 4 and 6In., 24 00; No, 2 BuEeTING—No, 1(2d common boards), 20 00; No. 2, 15 00, Srock Boanns—A, 45 00; 13,40 00; C, 85 00. Froorineg—No, 1,40 00; No, 2, 3560; No. 3, 2500 oSioixa, cloar~—27 003 No,2, 26 00; No. 8, 0. 87 00; §, 25 00, best—4 50; standaed, 8 60, 4 per M, Liue—Per barrel, 1 25; bulk per bushel, 85¢c; cement, bbl, 2 25; Town plaster, bbl, 2 50; hair sor b s Toreed folt, 100 fbe, 8 50; straw Paints,Olls and Varnishes. OiLs—110 bon, ol ; 160° i Sohom Bt 47 inialign m%flgfi water white, 170; s soed, raw,; pr gallon.67¢; Li , boiled, per gallon, 60 , winter str'd, per gallon, 65icy per | = sorgallon, 85c; neatafoot oxtra, ver gallon, Hc; Korl, 7o lnbricating, roro, por gallon, 80c; wammer, 15c; golden machine, No. 1, per gai- lon, 850; No, 2, 28¢; sperm, signal, per gallon, 80c} turpentine, por gallon, 48c; naptha 74, por eallon, 16a. PAryTa 18 Ort—White lead, Omaha P, P, 64e; white 1oad, St. Louts, pure, Gho; Marsailles groen 1to b Ib cans, 20; French zinc, greon vonl, 12, Fronch zino, red seal, 11c; Irench zino, in varnish nsst, 90c; French zine, in_ofl asst, 160; raw and burnt umber, 1 1h cans, 10c; and burnt Sienna, 10c; vandyko brown, refined lampblack, 12c; coach black, and ivory black, 160; drop black, 16c; Prossian blne, 40¢; ultramarine blue, 18¢; chrome groen ind and_ shutter g arie Se; Venetian red, 9 e Vermitlon, 1. & T L. M., O. &D. 0., 1%; yollow ochire, goldon ' ochre, 160, patent dryer, 8o v ocolors, light oak, dark oak, walnut, ohmtnnt and ash 15, Dry Paints. White lead, 8; French szinc, 1 whiting, 24o; whiting gildors, 1fc: whiting coml 1jc; lampblack, Germantown, ldoj lampblack, ordinnvy, 10¢; Prussian blae, 5o ultramarino, 18c; vandyke, brown, fo; umber burnt, 4c; Paria vermillion, Ameorican, 18e: Indiag, ro nk, 14c: Venetian rod, Cookfon's an’ rod, American, 1jc; rod loac 3 chrome 2§05 ochre, American, 2¢; Winter's mineral, 24c; Lohigh brown, 24c;” Spanish brown, 24o; Princo's minaral, Sc. VARNISRES—Darrols, per_ gallon: Furni ture, extra, $1 10; furniture, No. 1, $1; conch, oxtrn, 81 40; coach, No. 1, §1 20; Damar oxtra, §1 75; Japan, 70c; asphaltum, extra, 85¢; “hallsc, 88 003 hard ol fiish, $1 50 Hoavy Hardware List. Tron, rat: | cruciblo, 7 or Germa t too; do, 15( vagon spokes, sot, 2 25@3 00; hubs por sot, elloos sawed dry, 1 40; tonguos, anch, 700 wxlos each, 7503 Mquare nuts per Ib, 7@11c; washers er Ib, S@18¢; rivots, pec Ib, 11¢; coil chair. ver 1b, 6@12c; malloable, Sc iron wedges, Go; crowba 6o harrow teeth 4o; epring tool, 7@8c; Burden’s horschoes, 4 70 | Barden’s muleshoes 5 70. BARKED Winz—In car lite, Ze per 100, | Nars—Rates, 10 to 60, 2 90, Suor—Shot, 1 85; buck shot, 2105 arlental powder, kegs, 6 40; do., half Kog, quarter kegs, 1 88; blasting, kegs, 3 por 100 feat 500, LeaD—Bar, 1 65, | CoaL—Cumberland blacksmith, 10 00; Mor- | ris run_Blossburg, 10 00; Whitobreast lump: 5 00; Whitebroast nut, b 00; Towa lamp, 5 00 Towa nut, 5 00; Rock Spliur(, 700; Anthra oito, 11 25@11 50; Canon City, 7 00, per ton do., fuso, Leather, Onk sole, 88c@42¢; homlock sole 280(@836c: hou lock kip, 800 o 1 00; rutnor 650 to 80c; hemlock calf, 85c to 100; hemlock upper, 22c to 24c; onlc tpper, 24o; aligater, 4 00 t0 b 50; calf kid, 82@35; Grelsen kid, 2 50 to 2 75; oak kip, 80c to 1 00; onk calf, 120 to 1 80; Fronch kip; 110 to 1 55; Fronch calf, 1 25 to 2 00; ros- sots, 550 to 750; linings, 600 to 8 50; top- pings, 9 00 to 10 50; B, L. Morocoo, 30c to 35¢; pobble 0. 1, Morocoo, 830; simon, 2 50 to 8 00, Hanness—No. 1 star oak, 87c; No 2 do, 85c; No. 1 Ohio oak, 36c; No. 2 do, 33c; No. 1 Milwankeo 8%c: No 2 do 83c . No, 1 Pitta oak har, 87c; No. Bj Pitts) onk , d5c. Tobaccos Prua Tosaoco- -Climax, H0c; Bullion _50c; Horseshoe, ble; Star, 50c; Ruddy, 4bo; Her- sey’s, 40c; Black, 88@40c, Five Cur—Common, 20@80¢; good, 45@ 60c; Rosa Leaf, 70c; Premium, 65c; Diamond Crown, bdc; Sweet Sixteen, h0e, SMOKING—-O, S., 22; Moorscliaum, 80 ham, 8 oz, fific; Durham, 4 oz., b7c; Durhamr 2 0., Bfio; Soal of North Carolin, 8 oz., bbe Sonl of North Carolina, 4 oz, 57c; Seal o North Carolina, 2 oz.. 60c; O. K Durham, 4 or., 2%3¢; O. K Twhum, 2 oz, 80c; Unclo Nid, 4 20c; Tom and Jercy, Liquors. AL00HOL—188 proof alcohol, 2 74 per win gallon extra Calfornin spirits, 188 proof, 117 per proof gallon; triple refined spirits’ 187 proof, 120 per proof gullon; re-distille whislzies 1 00@1 50; fine blanded, 1 50@2 50, | Keutucky bourbons, 200@700; Kentucky and Ponnsylvenia ryes, 2 00@7 00, BRANDITS—Imported, 6 00@1600; domestio 1 40@4 00. GiNs—Imported, 4 50@6 00; domestic, @3 00, Russ—Imported, 4 50@6 00; New England, 2 00@4 00; domestic, 1 50@8 50, PEACH AND ArrLE BRANDY—1 75@4 00, CHAMPAGNES—Importod per caso, 28 0@ 84 00; Amorican,”per cas, 12 @16 00, £ 140 Hides, Steady; green butchers, 6@6hc; green saltod 8@8hc; 4+ dry flint, 12@13c; - dry salt, 10@11¢; damnged hides, two-thirds prics, TaLLow—b{@be SHEEP PXL1s—250@1 00, e DENVER MARKET. Frour—100 1bs, 1 76@2 50; patent, 100 1bs, 2 76@3 00; Graham, 100 1bg, 1 90@2 00: rye, 100 lbe, 2552 50; buckwhoat, 100 lbw, 8 0@ 50, Graty—Wheat, 100 Ibs, 1 85@1 45 corn, in wacks of 100 Ibs, 1 12@1 14: oats, 100 lbs, 1 50 @1 55; barley, 100 Ibs, 1 30@1 40, Hay=Baled, 10 00@10 90; siraw, 7 00@ 80 Burrer—Tancy, 37@30%; dairy cholce, 25@ oking, H@se, 16@18c; ranch, dor, 2@ Citkese—Full cream, 15@16¢; Limburgor, wis, it portod ducks, 6 00@ 6 25; turkeys, b, 13@14c; dross- ed geese, 1b, 16@17c, Poratoms - Bastern, 100 Ibs, 40@45c; Gree- ley. 100 1bs, 60@70c, VEGETALLKS - Onions, 100 1hs, 175@2 25; cabbege, 100 1ts, 160@2 00: heets, 100 1bs, 1 25@1 bo; oelery, per duz, 60@7be, FRuizs - Oravgew, Messina, box, 4 50@5 00; Valencia, caso, 1000@11 00; lemons, choice Messina. b 00@5 50; pears apples, eastorn, | i, rogular, 7 00@7 £ (@8 00; cranberries, 16 00, Mears--Hams, Ib, 144e; bacon, breakf it Jo; lard, in tierces, Ib, 10}e; dried beef, dry salt sides, 10fc, ¥isu—Mackerel, mess, kit 1 75@2 25; Cal- iforuin salmon, half bbl, 10 50; Hollaud her- rivg, kog, 1 601 75; trout, per 1b, 17@18c, as, bunch, 3., bbl, 16’ 00@ : bana B & F ADAMS'’ PATENT LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR COMBINED WITH RESERVOIR. A Good Article gold on Buse] iness Piinciples. Tn use upon the houses of the men in Omaha, who unhesi- tatingly recommend it. - Endorsed by reliable scientific men in other aces. Manufactured from the st cugper—thln metal has eight times the conductive power of iron —having a double scroll so ar- it conveys water from i€lthe roof to a reservoir placed in fthe ground below the reach of frost. It is pronounced by good authoritiesthebest rod ever brought before the public. The Adams rod 18 manufactured and for sale by J. B, BALDWIN & MILLER, 13t1 and Jackson bts, OMAHA, - - - NEB, Send for elght ircular, glvi:: du:;lwfim oflsm‘i :’: “mt ommendations by the best men in the country, o, Poturiy—Live chickens, doz, 600@6 25; | _ IN BOTTL® L:)H wger,. “svv.oi Bavaria, Culmbacher, .. .. ..Bavana, Pilener....... .vve +. Bohemian, Kaweroo... +esvBremen, DOMESTIC. Budweiser.oovvevsvees . St, Louis, Anhauser.... .. St. Louis, Be«s s, < Milwaukes, schlitz-ilsner., Milwaukee. Krug's vessiesseess «Omaha | Ale, Porter. Domestic and Rhine Wiae, ED. MAURER V214 Farnem &:]':[; r;wag net DR o Im»rm N AT e \ | $1.000 Would Not Buv It. Di. Hensk—I was affiicted with rhenmatism ard ured by wsing a bolt. To any one affiicted witt that discase, | would vy, buy Horne's Electric Belt, Any one can oconfer with me by writing ealliag 4t iy store, 1420 Douglas street, Omaha, Neb WILLIAM LYUNS. MAIN OFFICK ~Opposite postoflice, room 4 Fron er block, & For rale at C. F. Goodman's Drug Store Farumm St., Omahn, Orders filled ¢, O D, Science of Life, Only $1.00. BY MAIL PUSTPALD. 1100 NOW TRYSELF, A GREAT MEDICAL WORK ON MANHOOD Exhausted Vitality, Nrvous and Phystoal Debllity, Premature Decline in Man, Errorsof Youth, an the antold miserles resulting from indiscrotions or ex- onses. k for every man, young, middle-aged and old. * 1t contains 135 presariptions’ for all and ohronic disenses each one of which fs In ‘o S0 found by tho Author, whoae experience for 23 yonr la such asprobably never before foll to the 1 t of oy physic an " 800 pages, bound in beautity aslln m o sesedoovers, full ilt, guarantecd or wors 1 evory sonke,—mechanioal, it and profossional,—than any other work xoid in erai thls country for §2.60, or the money will be refunded 1n overy instance. Prico only $1.00 by mall, port- puid, Tustrative sample donta, Seud now.. do o medal awarded the suthor by the National Medic | Asaoclation, to the ofMicers of which ho refers. The Scienso of Lifeshould bo read by tho young for Instraoclon, and by the afflioted for rellef. It will benefl all.—London Lancot. There 18 no membor of eocioty 80 whom The Sel- ence of Life will not bo usetul, whother youth, par- ent, enardian, structoror clorgyman. —Argonaut. Adldrees tho Peabody Modical [nstituto, or Dr. W. 1. Parkor, No. 4 Bulfinch Stroet, Boston Mags., who may be consuited on all discases’ requiring skill and experience, Crronte and obstinatedisonsos that huve atfied, the il of all other phyw PN cltas & mpocialty. Such tronted sucooss. tally without an instanc alluros THVSH.F muaky. JAS. H. PEABODY M, . PHYSICIAN & SURGEOR, Residence, No.. 1407 Jones St. Office, No. Farnam street Offioe houra 12 m. to 1 p. rom 236 p. m. Telophone for oiflse 97 James Mod B Chartered by theStateof 1lii- nois for theexpress purpone of givingimmediate relictin PRl all chronic, urinary and pri- ate discases. Gonorrheea, GleetandSyphilis in all their complicated forms, also al' diseases of the Skin and Elood promptly relieved and permanentlycured by reme- dies,testedina Forty Years Special Practice. Seminal the Face, | ,positively ero 43200 experimeniing, The agpropriate remedy :3mt once used in each case, Consultations, per- sonal or by letter, sacredly confidential, Med« icines sent by Mail and Express, No marks on package to indicate contents or sender, Addresn OR.JAMES,No. 204Washington St.,Chicago,lil, e e S e R T. 0. CARLISLE, BREEDER OF High Glass Poulry, MO. VALLEY, - - - TOWA. “'Send for Ciroulurs " 8. H. ATWOOD, Plattsmouth, - - - = Neb. BARADKR OF THOROUGHBRED AND RIGH GRADE HEREFORD AND JERSEY CATTLE | AND DUROO OR JERNEY RKD SWINK &% Young stook for sale. Correspondence sollol{o | o) rematuro decay, having whow iu ain overy known remed: dlscovered & sinplo of sel W] nd FREE o DOR. FELIX LE BRUN'S k% filvi i) PREVENTIVE AND CURE, AT '| FOR EITHER SEX. The remedy being Injected directly to the su.t ot the diseaso, requires no change of dlot or nuuscous, wercurial or polsonous medicines to be taken inter: oally. Whon ured an preventive by elther rex, itls wipossible tu contract uny private dfkcose; bub in the case of those already unfortunately afflicted we guar suteo three boxos to cure, or we will refund the mon: oy, Price by mail, postage puid, ¥2. per box oF throe boxes for 6. ' WRITTEN GUARANTELS fssued by all suthorized agents. Dr Felix L.e Brun&Co BOLE PROPRIETORS s, Drugglst Bole Agent, for Omaha ‘w&o Wiy Vs Neiwe Axp Buary Thea MENT, i guirin Ilystoria, Dizzi opes, ' Conyulsions, Nervous Netralgia Headache, Norvous Prostration caused by the tse of alconol or tobacco, W Mental De- possiow, Boftoning of sulting in in ity und loading tc , deeuy and death. ro Old Age, aness, Loss of power Voluntary Loss over-oxertion of the brain, s o or over-indulgonce. Fach bux contains one month's treatment. $100 a box, or six boxer for §5.00, sent by mail prepaidon receipt of price WE GUARANTEE HfX BOXES o cure wny ease. With esch 0rsr rece1vea by o for 113 hoxes, Hocompaniid with $0AC, we Wi send the purc er Our writton g to re fuad e ‘maxey if the troatment woure. Guarnutoss issned VU W oY l G 1, GOODMANK, Drugglst Agente for Omaba§ Neb. D K (. REAT ' HESTATH. Syndicate Hill Addition, loia 8100, $10 cash, and €10 per month, X 3 Gilman Place, lots $150 to €300, BEDRORD & SoumI, A, Clark Place, lots 2300 to £600, BEDFORD :ia ¢ Agenh Tukey & Kaysor's Sub-Division, lots 8126 to 8150, BEDFORD & Agetita, Hawthorn Addition, lots 350 to €650, BEDF RD & Agents, Kitkwood Addition, lots 400" to 8150, BEDFORD & SOUER, Agents, Hanscom's Addition, lota 800 to £650, BEDFORD & SOUER, Agenta, Syndicate Hill Addition BEDFORD & SOUER, One Hundred Dollars For a choice lot in Syndicate Hill Ad{i the Syudicats lands insouth Omaha, and fortable homes. These lots are beautifal and are near the stock yards , and packing houses, aud will be ozeupied as homes by tha employes of i these works, and are undoubt:dly the best value for the price of any lots ‘n the market. Several have been soll and tha prica will soon be | 4« vanced. We have the excluzive agency on thisaddition. Terms easy, GILMAN PLAGEYY This is a new addition on Leavenworth street in§iWest Omaha, A low price has been put on them to start them. $150 to $300, On easy terms, Tue grading and rovements to ba made on §Leavenworth St., this spring,will make ry valuablegproperty. o CLARK PLACE. This is a sub-division of the 'Megeath property? facing Hancom® Park on thesouth. Giod location, near street car, fine view and has good growth of native timber. This is one of the finest jadditions in Omeha, and will seli rap'dly. Price $300 to$65D. One fonrth vash balance cn good time. ~ First come, first served. This is a spleadid ops portunity for persons whointend building for a home. . > ion, This addition joins the will rapidly bu'ld up with com . TUKEY &KEYSOR'S SUB-DIVISION Is a beautiful piece of ground lying one block south of Gilman place West Omaha, The first of these lots will be sold-at $125 to $159, m:‘ are a bargain. A nice sightly location, beautiful place for a home and ™ splendid investment for a rich man or a poor nan. " 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 known a8 inside property. The city is built up far beyond this addition and the finest residencesin the city are in this locality. The grade ou Davenport street has been established and work commenced, and will be complebed as soon as the weather permite. The contract has been let, for builcin large brick school house on Douglas street, three blocks from this adi tion. We predict that these lots will more thau double invalua before = August, asit is the most desirable part of Omaha and would have haem = built up years ago had it heen placed on the market. Prices ‘ B350 TO PS5O Adjoining lots are being sold vt double the price we ask for these. KIRKWOOD. We-have six"lots left in this uddition which we offer at o bargain. FARM LANDSI! We have some improved and unimproved farms near "Omaha, and some well improved farms in =arpy county:. HOMES. Resiaence and Residence Lotx in al! parts of the city,Jand BUSINBSS LOTS On all the best streets in the business center. i We have for sale Jots in Shinn's Addition, Parker’'s Addition, | Nelson's tion, Armstrong's Addition, Lowe's Addition, Park Place Addition, Isaacs & Addition, MeCormick's Addition, Hanscom Place, Redick’s Addition, Johnson's Addition, Reed's Addition, Kount: BELCFORD & SOUER. (1213 8outh 14th Btreet, between Farnam and Douglas 3