Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 7, 1884, Page 3

. > NEBRASKA Natonai - Bk, OMAHA, NEBRASKA, .8250,000 PAID UP CAPITAL. 1 120,000 SURPLUS MAY 1, 1884 IRECTORS) A. E. TOUZALIN, Vioe Prosident. 8. COLLINS, LEWIS 8. REE| ‘Assistant and’ Acting Cashier. Kont K. Hayde BANKING OFFICN: The Iron Bank. OOR, 12TH AND FARNAM 8T8, A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSAOTED. { INTEREST allowsd on time deposits upon favorable terms and npon accounta of banks and baakers, FOREIGN EXOHANGE Government Bonda nnd County and Oity seourities bought and sold. eral policy is pursued consistent with safot Sid bound banking, and we invite corresponce eac o personal iy in connoction there ‘wit] FINANCE AND COMMERCE. WINANOIAL NEw YoRg, Oct. 6, —Money— Easy at 1§@ Closed 1}@2. Prime paper—b@6. Sterling Bills—Firm at 4 82; demand, 4 84}, Governmentsa—Steady. Railways—Slightly lower for speculative issues. Stocks—Stocks at times to-day were char- acterized by activity dnd buoyancy in deal- ings was well distributed. Union Pacific ad- advanced on a favorable statement of the op- erations of the company for Augast, which shows a decreate of only 47,000 and a gross reduction of operating expenses of $275,600, and a gain of net er-nings of $228,000. The 1and sales of the comyany’s Nebraska division for September were 1,224,000 acres for $972,- 000, and from January 1st to October 1st 4,039,000 for §6,221,000, Compared with Saturday the closing prices are } to 2} higher, except Missouri Pacific which is } lower, COUPONS, £ oo . 100} 4}’s Coupons . 12 . S. new 4 . 120 Pacific 6's of *0 . 125 STOCKS AND BONDS, Central Pacific. do _ do pfd Chicago, Burlington & Quincy. Delaware, Lackawanna & Western I?amer&, Rio Grande. 0 p Ilhnois Contral, Indianapolis, Bloom. Kansas & Toxas. hore & Michiga ille & Nashville Michigan Central. Missouri Pac Nonhwesmn:]. o o New York Central Oregon Trans-Con Pacific Mail Pullman Palac Rock Island St. Louu & Sun l<muc (‘hlcngn, Muwmm $4% St. ]‘Aul& Omnhn do pid fi Tn its treatment of customers the most n'::! ' do o —Flour—Active, lower, opened _ steady TTH@774e m{(u»or I)cmemlw 795: No. L b1y canly, ohiofly for Nov. a Satarday; N vanced sk October closed same « 0] wnul } higher; advanced l“ declined #; r advanced 1}; closed 3 o 3, November; 43h@133 year; m; nav, 'JULLEI‘ b1, slo unchanged; @26) November; 203 May. December; 265 yead Ryo—Steudy at Barley—Steady; Timothy—Woalk; oasior; prime, 124 Flax Sved—Steady; active No. 1. 153, Pork—Active; stronger; advanced cash and October; 1270 year and . ar; Jard—Fairly active; near deliveries 10@12} higher; 7 35 cash; 7 324@6 85 October; 725@ 747} Novembe 2 mber; 7 "7i@7 30 January; 7 9 ruary. lc Meats—Shoulders short, clear 10 25@10 short nl)n 7 5@ Whisky—Steady at 118, Butter—Qui hoice to fancy creamery 2: choics to fancy dairies so—Firm; full cream cheddars 10§@11; nklmmed cheddars 2@7, Fggs—Weak and dull ; lower at Ur%(l( 164, HidosSte en salted bull at Ok heavy 8; calf 12@124, Tallow—jtend iy; No. 1 county at 7. Receipts and shipments: Receipts, Bhip'ts, Flour, bbls . 1,000 16,000 ‘Wheat, bushels. 118,000 50 000 Corn, bushels, 36,000 213,000 Oats, bushel 169,000 000 Rye, bushels. 24,000 5,000 Barley, bushels, 68 €00 84,00 PEORIA. Pronia, October ( Corn scarce; firm; high nono offered: No. 2 mixed, none of- fered; reject Oats -Quist: ea No. 2 Mixed 25@? Rye—Scarce; good demand; N at b1 Whisky—Steady; 111, NEW YORK FPRODUCE. Youx, 6,—Wheat—Spot optious Jaf lower, 11,- 2 White 271@27{; nominal October 000; No. 2 spring, ; do erop in field, 88@80; ed, §31; No. 3 red, Bxj@ssy; November, closing at KOk, ‘Corn—Spot 4@ m| options 1@18 higher and firms receipts, ports, 24,000 un- graded, 61@63; No. @(5}; November clos ing at 625 Oats—shade higher. receipts, ports 166: mixed western $2@34; Egegs—Western fresh firm st g 1 and in moderate di Lard—Firm; western ateam spot, Butter —Quict and unchanged, LIVERPOOL, wber 6. Breadstuffs—De- Lavereoor, Oc mand fair and firm 5 Wheat—Winter 6s 8d@7s; Spring—6s 8d@ Corn—0s 8d. 0. , *Obio, ob r 6, \\h:ut—ln»u rod ialt and Ootabor 174, : Yemand high, but holders firm; No, 2 uuh and Ootober 56§ bid, Onte~Firm; No, 2 crh and October 26§ d, CINCINNATL, WOmeTwNATt, October ,— Whoat — Strong 2 red Corn—Steady, ed 55hc Oats—Stroog 20, Rye—Strong, Br-loy—Dull Pork—Quiet st Lard—Quiet at 7 40, Bulk Meats—Quiet. Shoulers 6; short ribs 10, Whisky —Dall: 111, ST, LOUIS PRODUCE, 81, Lovts, Oct. 6,—Wheatlower, No.2 r 0 0f; cath TOA October; 8 November; 8:4@853; Decomber May, Corn—Jnset opened at Saturday's cl ly, dectined, closcd below. October; vvember and year dvanced sharp. wturday THE DAILY BEE berries, 2 Ih, per caso, Dartlott pears, per ase, 5 80; whortiel r case, pine aj ¥ Sisal § inch ar nch, 10 boxes 40 lbs, 16 ¢ MATCHE D) square, cases, Powdere St gran ard extra O, 6 medinm yel low Bic; dark yellow, Cort ‘Ordinary grades, 19@124c; fair, 18 @134e; good, 14¢; prime, 15@154e; cholee, 16 17¢; fancy green and yellow, 16@164c; old rovernment Java, 2 Lovering's romted, 170: Arbuckle's Molanghlin's NXXX roasted, 15 W Java, 16j@ 18ke; Clark's Avrora, 154 KICE—1ouisiana prime to cholce, 7@T} fair, Gc; Latina, G Fisti—No. 1 mackerol half brls,, 7 00; No. .,mm mackerel, kits, 60c 1 white T.ower, sl Oats @ 304 May Rye.—Dull, 52 Barlay.—Slow, (0@ Pork.— 10} Lard,—Quiot Butter,—Und v, 2 55@2 60, Call: Wheat strong, migher 80: nominal nd year; No. 2 red 843 December: 18 bid; November 3 Unte.~Dull, 30 May. NEW ORLEANS, Niw ORiraxs, October 6,—Corn—Quict; ke vellow 6 Oata—Western, in good demand at 3be, .70, Corn Meal—Moderate demand; § Pork—Fair demand at 17 00, Lard—Steady; tierco rofined 7 8124, W hisky—Firm; keg western rectified, |1 06@ BALTIMORE, Barrivmore, October 6,—Wheat—Western lower dull; No, 2, winter red spot 83{@ Corn—Western; nominal Oats—Dull easfer; western white,33@51; mixed, 31@33. Rye—Quiet; 62@ Eggs— \tmdy. at 20@21, Whisky—Steady at 18@19. MILWAUKEE, MiLwAUKEE, October 6,—Wheat— Tlr No. 2 Milwaukee, and_Octc vember, 781 Decomb CoraHigher, scarce: rojected, b1, Oats—Scarce; No. 2 white, & Rye—Inactive; No. 1, b4@bs. Barley—Firm; No, 2 spriug 08, LIVE STOOK, CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. C10A60, October 6.—The Drovers’ Journt reports: Hogs—TReceipts, 9,500 active 10@15 higher, good mix-d packin? average 49) heavy grades 540@b! Light bacon 476@550. Cattlo—Receipty, 8.670 market fairly ac- tive Fgher, exports nomina! 680@710, poor to prime syippors c@575, gr. sers 300@¢80, na- tives butchor s ck firm, 2@880, stockers feeders activa firm_320@440, western catile Montana 405@535, Wyoming 41 Sheep —Receipts 1)) activa uncharmed, inferjor to choics 150@4. Sp:cial cable wro- vers Jouraal Liverpoole american cattle stranger higher, gooa t)choice 13 over last week at 14@ ST, LOUIS, St. Louis, Mo, October 6.—Cattlo—Re- i shipplng demand ligh common to choice shipping Receipts 1,100; ancy 4 00; 1 common to choice g5 — Receipts, 1800; her; Yorkers, 5005 15; 4 15@510; butchers’, 5 16@5 50 KANSAS CITY October _6.—Cattle Kansas Orry, Mo, 2,500 head; spow_and weaks ex common to choice shippir —Receipts, ports 6 00@ 500@5 8 Hogs assorted mixed 4 85@ Sheep—Receipts, 1,100; weak and irregular. g e OMAHA MARKETS, * 500; firm 100 higher; 5 1o~ heavy; 605@b 1€ Wholesale Prices, Orrior oF THE OMAHA Bre, Monday Evening, October 6. The following prices are charged retailera " by jobbers, wholesalers and commission mer. chants with the excoption of grain, which is | quoted at the prices furnished by the elevators and other local buyers: Grain, mc. 50c. Light fino Heavy fine 12814c. Medium 15@16c, Burry 2 to be off. Market firm, Steady; green butchers’ l., green salted 7{@ salt’ 10@11; damaged Tallow—b@5hy, Shoep Pelts Flour and Millstufls Winter Wheat—Dest quality, patent at 250 @3 00, Second quality—2 20@2 50, Spring Wheat—Lest quality, patont, 300@ 3 15, Second Quality—2 15@2 50, Bran—60c per cwb, Chopped Feed—Per 100 Ibs., 90c. Corn Meal—1 00@1 10 per cwt, Screening—65@750 Per oWt General Produce, Apples—Dull, and receipta continue heavy, only choic stock saleablo at Beans—Receipts light an head picked navy, per bu. ‘good ; medium, 2 00 50, Boeawax —Tn good demand. _Cholce bright por Ib, 26@28c; common to good dark per 1b, 15@ 20 able improyement, ve been very light and prices ad- vanciog rapidly. Chcice table butter was sold as high as 20 a 22¢; fair to good 12a 1% inferior grades 8 a 10c; fresh croamery selling at 21, Cidar—*Ohio’ State” per hbl b densed per la. Bc; crab apple, 1l cream, wostern, 1 yuulu American, 12 a 13 roo for a fow days and sales, 17c. kens slow at $200a 250; 7,00@8.00 loose, $5.00 & ound pails, wsorted tur + por doz, $2.00, Pure, in bricks, per 1b. 1601 Michigan peaches per crate SyaLL FRorms il\(lu 100, |4 ALIFORNIA Fruits—Pears, 50-b, boxe 0-1b boxes, 250, % Oranges per crate (I ON10§8—Cholce por Yarral 2 00, Porcony ~In good ¢ he. per 1b Povir ly and prices weak old chickens, 3 00 124c3 . Ilun 1ic; E 0, Provisioss bacon, half brl dard O ndard koge, 1 80; Standar do, 4 gallon Soba—In b papors, 8 50 per caso; keg por 1, 2he. Prexes —Modium, in barn half barrels, 4 50; small, in barr in half barrols, ghrkins in batrels 10 ¢ do in half bevrels, 5 50, Tras—Gunpowder, good, 45a%5e ; choice, a78c; good Imperial, 40a4dc; choice. Young Hyson, good, Japan, natural leal 1, 30ad hoop pails washt ! buckets, K's Savon Imperial, satinet, Kirk's standard, 3 75; White Russian 5 Kirk's eutoea, Kirl's_Prairio Queen, (100 cakes) 40¢; Kirk's magnolin, doz PoTAsH—Pennsylyania cans, 4 casoin case nn.m' 1 90; An- \llu-d, 12a13¢; )al.hl., 1le; twi mh. ian—New York apple, 160; Ohio ap- " Dray loads, per bbl, 1 70; Ashton, in bbls dairy, 60, b Pearl 4h¢: Silver ( ; Excolsior Gloss, 7¢, Corn Tc, % Papper 17c; spice, 10c; cloves' 25¢; 340; Groonwich 3 40; North Star, 2 00; Lewis’ lye, 465, Jewell lye, Dry Goods, Browy SueeriNes—Atlantic A, The; Atlan- tie P, 6e; Atlantic L, bhe; Branswick, 7 Beave Lawrence LL, bic; Paci- fie H, 7jc; Royal Standard ndisn Head A, 8o; W chiosots A, 780 "FinE BROWN SHEE Argyle, 7ic; Pep- perell R, 7c; Salisbury R, 6§, Breacuen Corrons—Ballon 4.4, 6hc; Bal lon, 7.8, bje; Cumberland 4-4, 8¢; Dayoll DD, 34c; Fairmount, 4je; Fruit of the Loom 4, Glory of the “tulfi.{flb Golden Gate, 8c} Hill 7-8, 8¢; Hill 44 T.onsdale, 8he; New York Mills, 113c; Wamsutta, 103, Ducks (Colored)—Boston, 8 oz, 114c; Bos- ton, 10 oz, 14hc; Boston, 9 oz, lic; Fall River, Sic. Ducks (Gray)—West Point, 8 oz., 11¢; West Point, 10 oz., 14c; Point Bear, 8 0z, 11 TickiNgs—Amoskeng, 14c: Tancy, tjc; Cordis, 104¢; Pearl Rive York, 124c; Hamleton Awnings, 124c. DEX1¥S —Amoskeag, 14c; Beaver Creek AA, 120; Beaver Creek BB, 1lc; Beaver “TUES o1 AND SOANTLING—16 ft and ander : | 22 00, Tisnzrs—16 foot and under, 20 00, TINEER AND JOIST—20 1%, 2800 (25 00, TFiNoING: 20 00, Suxeriva—No, 1(2d"common boards), 20 00y No, 2, 18 00, 8100 BoARDS 241, No. 1, 4 and 6 In,, 24 00 A, 45 00; 1,40 00; 0, Froontsa—No, 1,40 00; No, 2, 85 00; 8, 2500 SipiNa, clear—27 00; No, 2 2500; No, 8, 20 00, Oritina—4, 87 00; §, 25 SriNoLes, bost—4 60; standard, 8 50, Lati—3 25 por M, Lixz—Per barrel, 1 25; bulk por buahel, 85¢; cement, bbl, 2 25; Tows plaster, bbl, 2 50; hair por bu, 500; Terred folt, 100 ba, § 50; steaw voard 850, Hovy Hardwaro List. v\lu‘ oo, y 2 'u(lll hubs 2 140; tongues, each, 70n ; Fuare nuts per I, 7alle; washers, per ', Salo, rivets, porTh 110: coil chain® per b, Bal2e: malleablo, iron wedgos, 6; crowbars, 6c: harrow tocth, to; spring _steel, 7a8c: Burden's horseshoes, 4 40: Byrden's muleshoes 5 70 Banukn Wink—In ear lote, 1 (0 per 100, i, Naits—Rates, 10 to Sior—Shot, 1 8 powder, kegs, 6 4): do, quarter kegs, 1 88: blattin por 10) feot, 500, Liean—Bar 1 Coat—Cimberland blacksmith, 10 00 Mor- ris 1an Blossburg, 10 00: Whitelronst Tum 00; Whitabranst nat, b €0: Towa lump, 00} 0 10: orfenta! 3 48: do, 30 fuse, Towa nut, 5 €0: Rock Spring 00: Anthra- cite, 11 25a11 50: Canon City, 7 00 per ton. Dry Pa'uta, White load, 8cj ¥renoh rinc, ‘1053 Parfa whiting, 2ho; whiting gildors, 1fc; whiting com’l ‘1}o; Inmpblack, Gormantown, 14c; lampblack, ordinary,10¢; Prussiaz blue, 55 patramarinio, Lo} vandyko, brows, 86; uia burnt, 4c; umber, raw, 40; #onna’ burat, slouns, raw, dc; Parls grom, genuine, '25 Parls green, m:mmox;tflh chromo green N, Y. o3 chrome \ vormillion, Eng, e o A Samions, Taes Toumt, P! 10c; rose pink, 1403 Venstisn red, Cookson's, 2% Venetian' red, Amorican, 1fc; red lead, ; chromo yellow, genuine, %0c; chrome yel- low, K., 120: ochre rochalle, 3o; ochre. French, [gn; oclire, Amaorioan, 2c; Winter's minoral, 2§0; lohigh brown, 2401 Spaulsh brown, 2o; noe's minaral, 8o, VanNisnEs—Barrels, pec gallon; Furni ture, extra, $1 10; mmhum. No, 1, 81; conch, extrn, 81 405 coach, No. 1, §1 20; Damar DAY OCTOBER 1, 18 4. Railway Time Table. Tn Effect Oct. 1st, 1854, The attention of the tra public fs eatled to the fact his 18 ¢ and abstlutel ATl tead from Omaha by Central PARL from thelr dey Y and Wet 8L, & 08 bot; Ail athers from the Union I'a except Monda : WESTWARD, @DEPART ARRIVE AN 1w, Unlo‘n ‘P}nclfl(‘ AN T 0. & Rop, Vailoy. 7 80n SOUTHWARD, | Misgouri Pacific 10 85c! | o 60 T | 6 208 N 8 46| bl Vin Iu(hm e | 6 254 9 00a) 6 b5Y) Via Councii_Bluffs | Wabash Route. | — 1 00a|..Caunon Ball Express ..|......| 8 6on EASTWARD, | ™, & st Paul § 160 Day RXpross e Rapees i - C. R.-I. & Pacific 8 160 et ay Fxpross | 78 4 28b B it Kxpross L “iesee LEAN . Mumlu.ulm n veee 00 "eV&'N Dy kxpross Night Expre: For Chicago via I'Rllll\‘ll\ R4 7 Xl’l For Chicago via C. BufMs| 0 46a( 7 86a NORTHWARD, §t. P, M & O. 8 800 *4qu\ City Expross., 5 800 Jakland Accommodation[10°50¢ owa Div. § St, Uanl Doy K t, Paul Night The ® & m and 6 5 m dummy traine also_ anive at At the transfor in timoto mako eastern connections, ut not to choeek baggage OMAHA BRIDGE TRAINS. - Dummy 900, 1000, 11 16 1086 pm. On 200 and 400 p for depot 13 minutes lat utes days tho 800 and 10 00 m and tralns do not run. Arrive at trans- : Brondway depot 20 min. extra, 81 75; Japan, On'uLhnlmm extra, 850; shellac, 83 50 hard ofl finish 8150, e e DENVEK MARKET, L1ve Srook—Beef Oattlo, grass, 100 1b, 8 00 @3 75; shoep, sheard, live, 2 00@?2 60; drossed 5 00@6 00; calyes 6 60@?T 75; hoge. live, 6 60 @675; drossod 8 50@9 00. Hides,—Dry Flint, 10@12.; greon 4@bo, groon calf 8@10¢; sheepekins, er, 8@10c, Tallow,—5@6c. Wool,—Colorado 14@15c.; Colorado he 12@13c; New Mexican 7@i0o, ‘LouR—Colorado, 100 Ibw, ;1 75@2 00; pat- ent, 100 Ibs., 2 75@300; Grabam, 100 lbs, 178; rye, ¥100 1bs,, 225 buckwheat, bbl. 10 00@10 50; bran, 'ton, 12 00@13 00; corn menl, 100 1bs, 1 45@1 GRAIN—Whoat, 100 Ibe, 01c; corn, In sacke 100 1bs, 1 16@1 20; oats, ' Neb. mived, 100 Ibe, 1 20@1 25; barley 100 lbs, 1 30@1 35, HAY—Baled, upland, 14 (0@16 00; bot- tom 11 00@13 00; straw, 9 0@11 00, Borrer—Finest, $2@85; Nobraska dalry 14 Creek CC, 10¢; Haymakers, 8c; Jafirey D & 8 T“lszw Jaffy 12§6: Pearl River, @hflozflunxmnn-ff(%q;u i 18c; Warren {brown), 17¢; Warren BE @ B"fl!—h"h 2)@?23; ranch, do resh2 brown), 11o; Warren CC (brown), 10c. i L Cawtgics—Fifth avenuo glove finish, 6o Keystone glov I —Amory, The; Hanoock, 8¢; Rockport, 7e. Awerican, 5je; Arn- 43c; Indigo, Waverlys, 4 Giamans —Amoke ag staplos, Blc: Batos staples, Se: Lancaster staples, '8c; Plunkes pleids, 9c; Hudson checks, 8jc; Amoskeag Persiaus, 9c. Dugss (oons —Atluntie Alpa ginuo cashmere, 284c; Ham 1bje; }luml'\tuu Fancus, 114c; Hamleto brot cades, 15¢; Aulington brocads, 15c. i |I)n CO. Horseshoe, sey’s, 40c; Spearhead, 46 Our Ropa, per Heidsliock, 6ic, Fixx Cur—Common, MediumdCc good 43@ Diamond 30c; Dur- Durham, 4 K. 9 Ois—110 headlight, per gallon per gallon, 164c; 15 seed raw, per gallon s Lard, winter str'd, per gallon, 70c 180; Swiss, imported, 8%, oULTRY—Live, cblokeml v\ld doz,b 50@6 00; turkey, per lb,, 14@16c; spring chickens, 8 50@4 bo; dronlod 1b, 19@20c. Porators—100 1bs, new, 1 2581 80; sweet, rer Ib,, 4o, Veakrabuzs — Onions, now, 100 lbs, 165; cabbage, mew, 100 lbe, 90; new beots, 1 00, FRurrs—Lomons, ohoice Mossine, 600@ § 50; applos, bbl, 8 76@i 0); peaches per box, 2 00; wnu-nnelmm, per doz, BHO@TH pears, per box, 3 plums, ‘per box, bu California grapes, 1 76@2 50 per Mears—Hama, Ib, 141314}; hacon, preak- foat, 144@like; lard, threo, 1b, 104 smoked sides, 124@13 Frsa—Mackorel, ‘No, 140, kit, mom L 76@2 25; Oalifornia ssimon, half bbi, 10 Holland herring, kez, 160@1 75; teout, por b, 17@180 WesternCornice-Works, IRON AND 5L E ROOFING, C. SPECHT, PROP. 1111 Douglas 6. Omahs, Ne MANUFACTURER OF Balvanizes 1ron Cornices ar Dormor Windows, Tintv's, Tin, Tron and §1 Rooflng, Specat's Patent 3 talilo Skyligh adjusted Rachott Bar anl 1:asket Sholvin castor XXX, per gal: , [ weet, e gallon, 100 sperm W. B., per gallon, 160; fish W, 15, [0 “Sfoot extra, per gallon, ‘90c; ro, per gallon , No. 1 al, per gallon, turpontine, per gallon, 4 lon, 1 1x1s INBOIL Ge; white lead, St Louis, pure, ( White lead, Omaha P, P, Mars il les, green, 1to 5 1 cans, 20c; French zinc, roon seal, 12¢; ch zinc, red seal, 1lc; feonch zine, in varnish asst, 20c; inc, cy TAW nml \nlruL mnlv-r 1m in oil black and ivory an.;. blac Prassian blue, 403 ultramarine blue, 160 chr.me green, L. M. & D., 16c; blind and shutter green, L. M. & 1., Paris greon, 1¢c; Indian rod, 15¢; Venetian red, 9c; Tus- can’ red. 2 v vermillion, 1, & P, 18¢; yellow ochre 0.&D, 0., lN:, yellow ..Almr re, 160; patent dryer, it onk, durk onk, H, EMICALS —Acld, Carkoliz 50c; acid, t balsam capabia, per 11> bark, sassafras, por 1. calomel per ; cinohonidir, per o; Liroforn 110; Dovers powders, 1b, per I, lycerine, epsom walta, por I . 2ic; lead acotat pure, per castor, gol., 40y il orlganum, o, P, & W and R, & um, —; iodine, per 40’ wolthf, pour, per oz , 83 60; taold, per ic; stry chnine, per oz , $1 85, Liquors, ALO0OHOL—138 proot alsohol, 2 26 per wine gallon extra Ualifornia u|.ulL-,, 188 proof, 118 per proof gallon; triplo rofined spirita’ 187 proof, i 17 per proof gallon; ra-distilled whiskion 1 0031 H; fiae nded, 1 50@2 b; Kontucky bourbons, 2 00@7 00; Kentnoky an 1 Pennsylvania ryes, 2 0027 00, Baaxpies—Iraportad, & 00@1609; domaatin GINs—TImported, 4 60@45 00) domessle, L 4 @3 00, Ross —Tmportad, 4 50@5 00; Now Englaud, 1 99@4 00; domestic, 1 50@8 50, PEA0d AND APPLe Bua NDI- CHAMPAGNE Oak solo, $80@ 120, houlock Kid, 80 lotk ocalt, 85 to103; to24c onk upper, 21 ealf kid, 52@35 pings 900 0 10 50 ehble 0, D, M 58, — N 0, 1 Ohio onk, ¢ I Mllwmlk” 840: No No. 1 Pitts onk bar, ‘n, Nu. B Pitts osk 8. sidos, 1.4 shoulders, Shc; wess vork, 0 00; la Porxtoks—In libsral supply at 31@8" per bushel, Grocers Lii \NED GooDs—Oysters (Standard per case, 3 00; strawberries, 2 1, per case, 2 20; rasp: har, £4 Lumner WHOLESALS We quote lamber, .ath aud shingls on onre at om at the following prices: the ganeral agont for the above line of goods. Tron Crostings, Foncing,Balustrados, Vorandas, Iron Bar. Uned exclusiyal CHILAGO, OMAFA Chemical Dyeing —AND=— CLEANING WORKS.: PAULSON, Proprictor. 4, Dyed and Repairod. 6d, without Rippin ‘shado, to samp ks, Velvols an Lases Cioaned, Dyod wad lte Isho 1212 Douglas Streot, - OMAHA, NEB, LA Ge EXX Runmug Domestic Northeast Neraska ALONG THE LINE OF THE Chicago, St Paul, Minnapolls: and OMAHA RAILWAY. The now oxtension of thia line from Wakefleld up The Murray Iron Works ENCINES y BOILERS, Steam ‘Pamps, Meat Catting-Machines, - MILL AND MINING | Fanking Outits & Presies Wheeled Serapers Fruit Evaporators, Praine, Comn She/lers MACHINERY. PATENT LO@ Boas ANB SAW MILL spEEiALTIES SPECIALTIES. Automatic Cut-0ff Engines, BURLINGTON, 10"vA THE LARGEST ROW WORK 1N THE STATE WORK, IRON WORK, AQENTS FOR THE HYATT PRISMATIC LIGHTS. ND FOR ESTIMATES SLOMAN BROTHERS, I EC INTLY FROM FREMONT, WHOLESA E LEATHER, SADDLERY, ADDLERY IIARDWARI HIDES, PELTS, FURS, TALLO W, WOOL, WE PAY THE— HIGHEST MARKETPRICES For Hides, Wool, Pelts, Etc., and consignments made to us will receive ‘prompt attention, for which immediate returns will be made, 13th Street, Bet. Doa’gp and Capitol Ave, OMAHA, NEB. SROTAL NOTIOE 'H) Growers of Live Stock and Others. WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO {Our Ground Oil Cake. It is the beat and cheapest food for stock of any kind. Stock fed with Ground Oil Gake In the ins ~Leave Omaha at 040,85 00, | instead of running down, will increase in weight and be in good marketable condi 0,100, 200, 8 00, 4 00, 600,000, [ tion in the spring. Dairymen, as well vs others, who use it, can testify to its mer Price £25.00 per ton. WOODMAN LINSEED OIL COMPANY, Omaha, Neb. throo pounds of corn, 1. Tiy it and judge for yourselves. Address X One pound is equal to all and Winter No charge for sacks [DEALERS IN Hall's ‘Safe and Lock Comp'y FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF P. BOYER CO. g o7\ SAFES, VAULTS, LOCKS, ETC. TO EARTINGTO Roaches tho bost portlon of tho State, Spectal ourslon rates for land sockers over this Hino § Wayno, Norfolk and Hartington, and via Blair to & principal poluts on the SIOUX OITY & PAOIFIO RAILROAD Tralns ovor tht 0., St. P, M. & 0. Rallway t0 Cov ngton, Sloux City, Ponca, Hartington, Wayne and Norfolk, . OConmneot at Blair or Fromont, Oakda.o, Noligh, and through $o Val- onting A& For rates and all Information call on F P, WH Dr, W. H. Sherraden DENTIST, Masonic Temple, Council Bluffs - - lowa. G-OING- W EST. PRINCIPAL LINE CIICAGD, PEORIA & ST. LOUIS, OMAEA AND LINé&LNI TO DENVER, S KAH..AS CITY AND ATCHISON to DENVER ting in Union Depots at Knnsas City, b uid Denver with through trains for SADT I‘I’ANCL‘ISCO And.all points in th And all ¥ arn Clies. oria with thr trning for indinnan. innati, (u\mk\,“a, and all points fn the South-East. At S(,Louls with through triing for all points Sy int Day Conchs, Parlor Cars, with Ohirs (seats 11’ Kansas i daily tow « o o und o) iy throngh 1in runniag thei own' g between: Chicaiso Lincoln and Denver, and ( ? i City and Denver, Through uncil Blufrs, oping Cus i o run diily 1o Hinnibal ur Rapids 3 neapolis; with Teeciining Chairs 1o 0. fron Only one chiange of cirs bitween 1 Des Moines, Tows, Lincoln, Ne. ,und Denver, Colorado 1t i5'ulso the only Through Line beiween &7, LOUIS, MINNEAPOLIS and ST, PAUL, It is known as the great THROUGH CAR LINE of America, and s universally adimit 1 1 Do tho Fing 56 L’quipgod Railroad in the World for all classes of Travel, hrough Tickeis via this line for sale et ai sunon ticket oftices in the United State sal ERCEVAL LOWEL Gen Paseh "I7,0L) RELIABLE THE BRUNSWICK, BA[KE coL- NflW mewm' b NBW Attachments Warranted 5 Years. CLD ON EASY PAYMENTS, | . LOVEIOY 1928, [16th Oumah Btreot, LENDER COMPANY, COESSORS TO THE J. M. B, & B, C0.) . “THE: MONARCH Tho wost extensive manufacturers of Billiard & Pool Tables IN THE WORLD, John Hockstrasser Genersl Agent or Nebraska an Western Lowa. 50 8. Tenth Btreot! AL OMAHA, NEB 008 of Billlard and Pool Tables and materials turnlshed ou application, :I.OIIO Farnam Street. Oma h STEELE, JOHNRKON & CO., ‘WHOLESAEE GROCERS! attention. A full line of H. B. LOCKWOOD, (formerly of Lockwood & Draper, Chi Tea, Cigar and Tobacco Departments. the aboxe; also Pipes and Smokers’ carried in ltock. and samples furnishcd on application. intrusted to us shall receive our careful Satisfaction Guaranteed. AGENVS FOR BENWOOD NAILS ANDZLAFLIN & RAND POWDER €O y‘Manager of the ’Al grades of Prices Open orders BEER. T..A G I TR FRANZ FALK BREWING GO., Milwaukee. Wis. GUNYHER & CO., Sole Bottlers, C. F. COODMAN, Whiolesale Drugglst § AND DEALER IN Paints; Oils, Varnishes and Window Glass OMAHA, NEB, OMAH.A., - - M. HELLMAN & CO, Wholesale Clothiers 1301 AND 1303 FARNAM STREET, COR. 13TH, NEBBAEK‘. Wall P 1118 FARNAM STRE! .A. NEW Y ORI, II OSTON, JOBBER OF Window Shades. EEASTERN [‘RILFS DUPLICATED 2ol OMAHA, NEB. Dormer Windows, Finls Vo RUEMPING & BOLTE, —MANUFACTURERS OF~ |ORNAMENTAL GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES, Wiadow Gaps, Tron Crostinzs, Metalllo Sky.lighte, &. Tio. Trcn and Slato Roo = or 810 Routh 19tk Ktreat_Omahs 1013 Jones Street,' }, A8k Yor rED cross. { Orange Blossom Flour WHOLESALE BY ‘L. A, STEWART & CO, OMAHA NEB A. L. STRANG & CO., Double and Single Acting Power ano Hand PUMPS, STEAM PUMPS Engine Trimmings, Mining Machinery, Belting, Hose, Brass and Iron Fittin, at wholosale and retail, AND SOHOOL BELLS, HALLADAY WIND-MILLS, CHURQC. Oorner lOth Farnam 8t., Omaha Neb. IEEIEIDD. W GELAY, (SUCCESSUR TO FOSTER & & GRAY), LUMBER, (JLIME ANDICEMENT.[] Olice and Yard 6th and Douglas Streets, § OMAHA, NEB