Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 8, 1884, Page 3

U National B nk, NEBRASKA OMAHA, NEBRASKA. PAID UP CAPITAL... SURPLUS MAY 1, 1884 IRECTORS) W W YATES, A. E TOUZALD Pri Vioo Prosident. ¥, MOORF, JNO, 8. COLLINS, LEWIS 8. REED, ‘Assistant and’ Acting Osshie: Kent K. Hoyden, BANKING OFPION! , The Iron Bank. OOR. 12TH ANDFARNAM STS, A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED, INTEREST allowed on tme deposits upon favorable terma and upon acoounts of banks and bankers, FOREIGN EXOHANGE Government Bonds and Uounty and Oty securities bought and sold. In its treatment of customers the most l"? era) policy is pursued consistent with safe and sound banking, and we invite corrasponce ence or personal inquiry in connection there w FINANCE AND COMMERCE. WINANOIAL Nuw YoRk, Oct. 7,—Money—FEasy at 13@2. Prime paper—5@6. Sterling Bills—Firm at 4 82; demand, 4 843, Governments—Were a shade easier for tours Railways—Steady. Stocks—Stocks to-day easy; less active. Compared with last night prices show a gen- aral decline of 4 to 13, Jersey Central is down 24 per cent. COUPON: do pfd Chieago, Burlington & Quincy. Delaware, Lackawanna & Western. Denver & Rio Grande. 104 i 118 27 23, Indianapolis, Bl 17 Kansas & Texas. . 1x§ Tiake Shore & Micl 7 isville & Nushvil 28 Michigan Central 62 Missouri. Pacifi 954 Northern Pacific 20 do do e Northwestern. ... 92} do do ‘pfd. 128 Now York Central. 951 Oregon Trans-Continental 13| Pacific Mail........... 53 Pullman Palace Car Company . 1164 Rock Island......... 115 St Louis & Sin ]drnu?ihml 2 Chlcngn, Milwanker & 80 do 294 St. Paul & Omaha, . 32 do_do pid. 93 “Texas Pacific. 113 Union Pacific. b4& Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific. o do ' do _do pid. 12 Western Union Telegraph. [ O.R. &N, 72 *Ex-di ——— GRAIN AND PHROVISIONS. OHICAGO PRODUCE. CHioaco, October 7.—Flour—Quiet and un- changed. Wheat—Dull; early closed weakers § under yesterday h, 76{@77_ Octobe 78}@78§ November; 80 December; 80§ ary; No. 2, red, 79 No. 3, red, 67@0S; ed, red 580 Gorn — Unsettled; partly weak; October closed 1} under yesterday; November advanc- ed §; declined 2; closed 1 decline; year ad- vanced §; closed 13 under yesterday; May ad- vanced §; closed § lower; 57@573 cash; Oc- October; 53§@53] Nove 39 January; 40 May; rej ady; i ci 3 November; 27 26} year; 205@ w \m. Ryo—Steady Tarlay-—Steadys 6 Timothy— Flax Sued ber; 12 55@12 60 year; Janu: February. cash and October 20@? zhor; o months 5@10 m,(h.r 7,00 o ovember; 7 25 4@7 35 January; 7 11@71 December; February. Bulk A\[B’IQN*BI]V)\II(‘BI’B 6 Ml@fi 55; short- 0: short ribs 7 65@10 00, ky: bwu«ly at 113, Butter—Steady; good to choice creamery 24 26; choice to funcy dairies 20@25, Choeso—Firm; full cream cheddats 104@11; skimmed cheddars 48, Egga—Easy at 17. Hides—Unchangad. Tallow—Unchanged. Receipts, Bh|p ts. 19,000 TFlour, bbls. 98, 1000 123 000 ‘Wheat, bushel Corn, bushels 146,000 120,000 Oats, bushels. 138,000 187,000 Rye, bushels. 17,000 4,000 Barley, bushels, 51000 89,00 PEORIA, Proria, October 6,—Corn scarce; firm; high mixed, none offered; No, 2 mixed, none of- fered; rejectod 514@) No. 2 White 273@273; Oats Quict: en: No. 2 Mixed 25@? Rye—Scarce; good demand; No, 2 nominal at 51 Whisky—Steady; 111, . NEW YORK PRODUCE, New Yok, October 7.—Wheat—Spot j@l lower, heavy, options closed 1@14 lower, Teceipts, 85 oxports, 69,000, No spring, & 2'rod, B7{@8 2,000; 3 red, 034; No, 2 Decenber closing 90, Corn—Spot 1@1§ and options 13@1§ lower; closing some reaction; receipts, 88,000; exports 35,000: ungraded, H0@62; No, 2, 64; Decem- Imrnlonhu at 3%, Oata—4@§ lower; receipts, ports 1,200; mixed western 2 (llull) u—Western fresh firm at 21@21 Pork—Firmer; now wmoes 17 00@17 Liard—Weak; western steam arrive] Butter —Quist and firm, LIVERFOOL, Liverroor, October 7.—Breadstuffs—De- mand fair and firm, Wheat—Winter 0s 8d@7s; Spring—6s 8d@ 108, Corn—5s 3d, 103,300; ox- TOLEDO, Tome Ohio, October 7.—Wheat—Dull; low: 2 red cash 77 nsked, Gora—Dull, nominal No. 2 cash nominaly Bo3@57. Oats—Quict and steady; No, 2 cash and Q%) ber 27 bid, NEW ORLEANS, New Onurass, October 7,—Corn—Quiet In sacks, yellow mixed and white mixed, Gdc Ouats—Western, in good demand at Oy nMnul Fair demand at lower rates: vefined 7 76; kog western rectified, J1 05@ Lard—Steady; tierco 812 lisky—Fism; BALTIMORE, B aumvore, October 7,—~Wheat—Western $250,000 i (20,000 4| and unchang wWhite, 34 | b, THE DAILY BEL---WEDNESDAY OCTOBER D; small, in 9 00 vember, 784; December, 90, Ry 10 001 Corn Easier; rejacted on track, 51@ 1n barrels 10 005 Oats—Dull: 'No, 2 white, 203 @30} Ryo—Inactive and nominal; No, Batley—Dull and lower; N 38¢ [ o in half barrels TrAS Gunpow ./ S Goal 00, OINCINNATL v, H0AT e} (‘,m'xwrv October 7.~ Whoat — Strong h»' n‘.h“m, .h 10ab0¢; h 2 red, 82¢. good, 8datde hoiee, Ml Corn—Strong, higher; No, 2 mixed b8, WoonENwark ~Tywo hoop pails, 1 85; three Oats—Strong and higher at 20, hoop pails, 210, Tubs, No, 1, 900; pioneer Rye—Firm at washboards, 1 85; Double Crown, 2 90; Well. Barley - Quiet; extra 3 fall 686 buckets, % Pork—Cuiet and steady at 17 00. SoArs— avon Tmperial, § Liard—Strong and higher at 7 satinet, 860; Kirk's standard, 3 Bulk Meats—Qumet, Shoulde White Russian 520; Kirk's eutocs, 10, Kirk's Prairie n, (100 cakes) 40c; ‘Whisky - Stea: t 111, m:;glmhfi. .l.“‘, i N YaAd O oTASH —Ponnsylvania cans, 4 o Ll Rl 38 shitt's ba in case KANSAS Orry, October 7.—Wheat —Weaker; | chor ball, 2 doz in ¢ cnsh B7@b74; November 583@08§; Decomber | Canny —Mixed, 12a18¢; stick, 11cj twist 3 bid, 60} asked. stick, 104c. cash 453 @45%; October first |~ Vixgoar—New York apple, 16¢; Ohio ap 45 aske ber, 424 bid, 43 | ple, 13¢. asked; A\IY\I‘“I'N'Y Oats—Cash, ; May, 30@304. Saut—Dray loa Ashton, in per bbl, 1 60, ¥, 8T, LOUIS PRODU! Sm 'Lovis, Oct. 7.—Wheat opened lower n e, , declined, and closed 1} under yes. [ SP 3 cloves 25c; 0. 2 re s@7o3; [ caesia, 150 g onwich \n rican, g 3 40; orth Sta October; 80§@81§ November; o Leowiat Iy ber. Corn—Unsettled and lower; 520@52§ cash; 518 October; 41@43} November; 3;@37 year; 1j@i1} Oats- 2 Rye.—Dull, Barley. sl..“ l.o@..a 324@84 Decem- 204 cash; 20§ year, Pork.— 16}, Lard.—Quiet, 55@60. ik Butter. Jl'l\chm\xml. I‘II.\I'»I:‘HKU\\\I IRETING \m,xo,m Pog- b 5 erell R, 7c; Salisbury R, 6fc. b AR 3 b CotroNs—Kallon 44, Gjos Bal Flax Seed,—Steady. Hay.—hull; prairiey 9 50@10 00, Bran, ‘hvnd at bb. Corn Meal Whisky. be; Cumberland 4-4, 8c; Dayoll DD, airmount, 43e; Fruit of the Loom 1, y of tho W Golden Gate, HiIL 78, Se; Hill 4.4, 74e; Lonadalo, Sho; Now York Mills, 11jc; Wamsutta, 104, -Firm at 2 85, Steady. e — i Ducks (Colored) —Boston, 8 oz., 114e; Bos: LIVE STOOK, ton, 10 ‘Er, 144c; Boston, 9 oz, 1dc; Fall g B wu,m,) West Point, 8 oz, nc- West, 1ldc; Point Bear, 8 o Cnicao, October 7.—The Drovers' Journal | Tickinas—Amoskeng, 140 Gontinontal reports: Tancy, #jc; Cordis, 10y¢; Pearl River, 184c; York, 12c; Hamleton Awnings, Hogs—Receipts, 16,000; at b 40@b 75 packing 4 00( Cattle—T activo and stoady Tt bacon 4 80@>5 50; mixed 0. ipts, 10,000; market steady exports 6 70@7 00; poor to fancy shippers 4 50@6 60, mainly 5 25@6 00; butcher stock unchan, stockers and feed- ers 10@15¢ lower, western cat le ranged from 3 76@0 1. M ana 4 15@5 65; Wyoming 3 70@4 15; Nobraska Texans 4 10. c. r Creok 11c; Beaver D& tver, 14¢; Be BB, 8c; Jaffre Pearl DEXINS —Amoskeag, AA, 12¢; Beaver Ler (j)ka CC, 10¢; H; 1), 1e; Warren CC (brown), 10c. Caunaics—Fifth avenue glove finish, 5e; Keystono glove finiah, Sie. RsE1 JEANS —Amory, 7he; Hancock, 8c; Keirei yer. &4c; Rockport, 7c. steady and dull; No, 2, winter red spot 83)@ ) RicR—Touisiana prime to choice, 7@7he; 834, fair, Gho; Patma, 04 Corn—Western; nominal, Fisit—No. 1 mackerel half brls, 7 00; No. Oats—Steady; western white, 33@34c: [ 1, 5; tamily mackerel, kits, 60c; No, 1 white mised, fish, Balf Vils, 7 00; No. 1 kits, 0% Ryo—Quiet; 6205 Stavr - Standard Com bbls; Standard Eggs—Steady, at 20@21, on kegs, 1 £0; Standar 1 do, 4 ga Whisky—Quiet at $1 18@1 19, MILWAUKER, I papers, 8 80 per case; keg per MitwAUKER, October 7.—Wheat—Quiot; 1 bl a5 No. 2 Milwaukeo, and October, 708 No i s g B S 0; Warren BB @26, , 18 4. Raiiwa.y Timo Table. t Oct, 1at, 1884, BURLIN ON IOWA. THE LARGES N THE 1ot to and abstiutaly N Works. Tve Mursay | gues, nuts prr Se: rivets, per Iy | "X trane arrite ot and depart from Omaha ¢ ENGINES CIALTIES. row teoth, arrive at and de o) Qut e syring steel, Tase: Burden's” horeel o RS BOILERS ':""’”::”:; npl of Engines, 0 irden’'s muleshoes b 7 & Q. A K, C, 9 |° mRe, \ Bannen Wink—Tn ear lots, 4 (0 per 100, pot; ail others from Meat Cutting Muchines s 10 to 60, 2 40, b, . .\u\“'. Shot, 1 85: buck shot, 2 10: oriental xeept Sunday; d, MILL AND MINING Tn?l(mg Outhirs & Presses powder, kegs, 6 40: do. half kegs, § 48: do, - MACHINERY. Wheeled Scrapers, AGENTS FOR % by :" 88: blasting, kogs, § 80 WESTWARD, PATENT LOG B es Frujt Evaporators, THE MYATT PRISMATIG. LIGHTS s )1 5 DEPART ARRIVE AND SaW MILL SPEEIRLTIES. ‘| Praive Corn Shellers. ', SEND FOR ESTIMATES, Coat, - C nd blackemith, 10 00: Mor. | A ¥ | % | Unlon Pacific. |4 v | v 7 i ris run Blossburg, 10 00; Whitelirenst Tump, | {iigal **"|:* Chlorado. Expross. ©1[.|1.:| 4o 5 00: Whitebreast nut, & 00: Towa lump, 5 00 Y Towa nut, b 00; Rook Spring, 7 00: Anthra ; o. \‘»‘.‘Fi Ly DAL g T ) ] cite, 11 23a11 50: Canon Cisy, 7 00 per ton, B.& M. in Nsb. | \Y, ) }' - 7 60n) Ml and Expro.s | 7 00 \ k3 ’ Dry Palats ica| 7. Night Expross. ... (10008 T White lead, to; French sinc, 100; Parls SOUTHWARD I ECENTLY FROM FREMONT, 1\ B. whiting, 2}o;' whiting gilders, 1joy whiting “loom’l ‘ljo; Iampblack, Germantown, Missouri Pacific Iampblack, ordinary,L0cy Pruseian bl b I3 P SRR, A LG 0 603 untramarine, L8c; vandyke, brows, S S B e R K6 s, o T e SR iyl SADDLERY HARDWARE, Parls green. common, 20e; chroma gce | wabash Ro | 3oy ohaoms avenn, Tt 1ot varn i v HIDES, PELTS, FURS, TALLOW, WQOL, 7003 vermillion. American, 18¢; Iudian, re r | ’ t 100 rose pink, 14c; Venetlan red, Oookson's, ASTWARD, WE PAY THE— "n; Vonetian' red, American, 1¢; rod load, |e. m. &8¢ Paul RS : uhmmu yellow, mnxm-. H0c; chrome yel- | 150! g A Y el | o low, K., 12c; ochre ‘rochelle, So; ochre. French, B0 Riges KRpven:sos.| T BB0]. .. e HIGHEST M ~ gc' ochire, Amerioan, 2«3 Wiiiter's minsral, CR-I. & Pacific o/ 0; lehigh brown, 2h0) Spsulah brown, 2jo; Uay “Expross 7 850 g Prince's mineral, Night Exprow VaaN bt 1D mallsa; Pl A For Hides, Wool, Polts, Etc., and consignmonts mado to us will receive prompt ture, extra, 81 10; furnlture, No, 1, #1; conch, S &NW attention, for which immediato roturns will bo made, extrn, 81_40; cosch, No. 1, 81 20; Damar extea, 81 75; Japan, 700; s ghnll!\m extra, 860; shallso, 88 60; hard oll finish 81 80, iht Exprow.. [0 d6d OMAKA, NEB. |13th Street, Bet, Dodge and Capitol Ave, - r Chicago vin Plitem'th| 8 40a] 7 | —— 81 For Chicago via C. Bufls/ 9 45a) R — — — —_— nENvEl‘ MAIIIH:T. NORTHWARD, SPECIAL NOIICKE TO Lave Srocx—Boef Onttle 100 1h. 8 Y i gl puittis w hea | o8t e n a0 Growers of Live Stock and Othera. Ex, Oakland docommodation - lowa Div. § C &P. TGam St Panl Doy Expross L8 Agal.st, Paul Night Express 5 00@6 00; calyes 6 50@7 755 hoge. live, 6 50 @6 75; dressod 8 50@9 00. —Dry Flint, 10@120.; groen 4@bo, muplflnn. dry, 8@10c. WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO Our CGround Qil Cake. 1t is tho best and cheapest food for stock of any kind. One pound is equal to OMAHA BRIDGE TRAINS. throo pounds of corn. Stock fed with Ground Oil Gake In the Fall and Wmtar Dummy Trains Vo Omaha at 6 40,8 o0, | instend of running down, will increase in weight and be in good marketabla condl 900y 16 00T 10 4w, L0088 6 00, ;mu 1:11 the spn(;xg 3 Dairymen, as well va others, who use it, can testify to its mer lodb pm, On Sundiystio 00 m and (it Try it and judge for yourselves. Price $25.00 por ton. No charge for sacks F AN 18 thinbtes Tavers Brbegway sopeh 10 "tona, | Address WOODMAN LINSEED OIL COMPANY, Omaha, Neb. P. BO Y ER CO., utes later. [DEALERS 1IN Hall's ‘Safe and Lock Comp'y 1] 'm I|I 'ill 1 ll‘n m; FIRE AND BURGLAB PBOOF 10'80¢ i 9 d6a| The a m and & )y m dummy traine also arivo at at the transfor in timo to make eastern connections, but not to check baggige §,Oclorado heavy, Now Mexican 7@i0c, qul —Colorado, 100 1bs, ;) 175@"((\' ent, 100 lbs., 2 75@3 00; Grlhnm, 100 Yhu, 175; rye, K100 lbs,, 2 25; huLkwhm\t, bbl. 100\)@“‘ 50; bran, ton, 12 00@13 00; ocorn meal, 100 1bs. 145@1 63, GHAIN—Whoat, 100 1bs, 90¢; corn, In sacke 100 lbs, 1 16@1 20; oats, Nc'h mhml 100 1bs, 1 20@1 25; barley 100 Ibe, 1 50@1 Hay—Baled, upland, 14 00@16 0y ok tom 11 00@1'”\0 traw, 9 00@11 00, Burrer—Finost, 82@33; Nobraska datry 14 @150; common, 6@8o. Foas—Fresh, 2.@23; ranch, do resh 25 d'11.06 p m._ On S dndiy® o 8 30 andt and 8 80 aud 6 80 p m trains will not run. Arrivo at Transter 7 minutes Iat r, Omaha 20 minutes later, Tvnnsler‘rrnl §—Leave Owahaat 8 16, $ 68 10 aud 665 pm, daily 1 and 816p Ouxrse—Full cream, l«l@l.vu. Limburger, 18¢; Swiss, imported, 0ULTRY—Live, ohlckanl old, doz,5 50@6 00; turkey, per Ib,, 14@16c; spriug chickens, SUNDAY TRAINS. To and from Chicago via the Tripartito Afliance Lincs. Sheop—Receipts 1,400; firmer; to choice 0 8.50@1 H0; drossed Ib, 19@20c. 2 75@4 Ao American, bio; Aen- | % porrius 100 1bs, new, 1 2581 30; sweet, e lllny"'nmu). 4} lmblx;m‘ kv 3 3 . ndigo 4 Steel 7 T . 0 VeaETapies — Onlons, new, 100 bs, - 7 A 8t. Louis, Mo, October 7.—Cattle—Re- ] tor Ouk, dic. 165; oabbage, mow, 100 lbe, 90; new 1] \cjolpt;\ 500 head; mu;m]-r good local %nxmnd ‘lm TS SHIRTINGS ~ Am(‘rlcnln\, L 4‘;11- beets, 1 00, 1020 Farna troot Om. ut shipping inquiry light; exports 6 40@7 00; | checo, by Gloucester be; Southbridgs, 43ci | ™fatiia Temons, choice Mossis, 6 00@ common to choice shi,pingd 50@6 30, \Vn\'erl)n, 4jc; Rosedale, 4jc. 8 505 los, bhL." 8 7504 00; G Sheep—Receipts 1,200; quiet; common to| GINGHAMS—Amoskeag staples, Sfc; Bates apples, poaches per OHNS choice 2 25@3 00 Shar e v ooy BT noAstat s ntap bai 60, ok BBt box, 200; watormelons, per doz, 50@15 STEELE, JOH ON & co" strong; Yorkers, Hudson checks, 8ic; Amoskeag 75@>5 00; butchers’, Daess tioons —Atlante Alpacca, Olc: Per- KANEAS OITY mne cashmere, Hamleton u\!hlm:re, Kansas Crry, Mo, October 7.—Cattle | 16}c; Hamlaton T Tamleto bro- —Receipts, 2,400 head: natives shipping | cades, 15c; Arlington brocade, 18c. wanted; others weak and lower; natives ship- ping, 5 00@6 Tobacco. 4 rl"!ngs — Receipts, 3,400; steady at 4 00@ Trva Toracco—Climax 3 Ilullinn 4hc; b Horseshoe, 44c; Star, 46c; Rudy, 45¢c; Her- Sheep—Receipts, 122; weak and unchanged. ——— OMAHA MARKETS, 10c} Speathead, 46c; ieck, Gdc. dinmiCe good 435@ Diamond Dlack, 8 E Cu r(l( lhnl lu“ Crown, wentH xteen, b0c. 8 o; 'Meerschaum, 30 Durham 402, 5 Du Seal of North Cmulx 40 ‘Wholesale Prices, Orrice oF THE OMAHA Bex, } Tuesday Evening, October 7, The following prices sre charged retailers by jobbers, wholesalers and commission mer- chants withthe exception of grain, which is quoted at the prices furnished by the elevators andjother local buyers: Durham, 4 30c; Uncle Paints Oils and Varnishes, (mflvllfi carbon, pur gallon, 12al4c; 150° 17! per. g\llnn 1 Grain: ok raw, per Wheat—Cash No, 2, 597, gallon, Adc 1 e, No. 1, 60c;, lon, 1'60c. v r sperm W, B,, pu gnllun, 160; fish W. 15, ver gallon, 65; neatsfoot extra, per gallon, 90c; No. 1, 7oc: lubricating, zero, per gallon, 1 lden machine, No, 1. per gal. c; sperm, signal, per gallon e per gallon, 4t¢; u.lxvthn, 74°, S1t—White lead, Omaha P, P., . Louis, pure, bfc; Marseil’ linsoed boiled, per str’d, per gallon, 70c; , per gal. ailon, 100 X . 8, ash No, 3, 42 2, 411@44c; on street Oafs—No. 2, 21§ ‘Wool. Light fine 13@1%c. Heavy fine 12814c. Modium 15@16c. Burry 2 tobe off. Market firm. los, green, 1tb 5.1 cans, 20c; French zinc Hid groon seal, 12¢; Fronch zine, rod seal, 1lci des. oh zine, in varnish asst, 20c; French zinc, o3 t, 15c; raw and burnt umber, 11 w and buent Sienna, 10 ck Steady; green butchers’ 6; green salted 7@ 8; dry fling 12: dry salt’ 10@11; damaged hides, two-thirds price. Tallow—bH@ Sheep Pelts: @1 00, Flour and Millstufts Prassian l-lvu‘ chr mo green, T blind and shuter green, T, M. & D 1ho; Paels groon, 7 1c; Indian rod, 15c; Venetian red, 903 Tus: iuth —loet quality, patent at 26 | 55 -4 M%e; Amorican vormillion, I. & P., d quality—2 20@2 50. 18¢; yellow ochre, U &D. 0, 18¢; yellow ochre, e g/lden ochre, 166; patent dryer, 8¢; graining colors, light oak, dark oak, walnut, chestnut und ash, 15c, g Wheat—Best quality, patent, 300@ Second Quality—2 15@2 50, Bran—6(c per cwt. u‘.,,.,.ul Feed—Per 100 Ity Meal—1 00@1 10 p 90c, Drugs, W, Cartolic nng—65@75¢ per ewt, ia, per llo —=p lomel, pe Ge neral Produce, 1, 7he; cinohonidir, per oz., £0 65; chlorofo Apples—Dull, and ra('nlptuc(lntm!}a‘(;mnvy, por b, £1 10; Dovers powders, per ib, $1 only choice stock saleable at 8 Teans— Fecoipts light and_demand “good I, head picked navy, per bu. $2.50; medium, 2 00 | No. 1 ,._,, epsom ml;« ‘er 1b, B4e; glycerino, puro, pe ad acetate, per b, 22c; oil castor, 1 60; oil castor, No. 3, per gal., 3 81 40; oil, olive, per gal., L 40; oil origanum, Bucswax —Tn good demand. Choloe bright | 50c; opiumn, $1 50; quinine, P, & W; and R. & per b, 26@28c; common to good dark per b, | S, per o 420; potassium, —; iodine, per 15@20c. 1b,, 81 50; salicin, per oz, 40c; sulthf, pour, morphine, per oz, 83 60; aulphur ateold, per Butter—Shows a remarkable improyement, 1b., 4c; stry chnine, per oz, $1 8 Receipts have been ght and prices ad- vancing rapidly. Choice tablo butter was wold as high as 20 a 22c; fair to good 12 a 15¢; Infrior grades 8 10c; fresh cronmery selling alion extra Californin _spir proof, at 27, , 188 ider—*Ohio” per bbL = 87.00; *York fis per proof gallon; triple rofinod splrits State” per bbl, £3.00; per 4 bbl. $4.76; con | 1g7 roof, 117 per proof gallon; re-distilled densed ‘per . 8bo; crab applo, per gal 850, | wityEion 1 00@1 b0; ine. bionded, 1 50@2 50; Cheese—Full cream, western, Wisc Kentuoky bourboos, 2 @100; Konkacky s new 12}¢; young American, ani Pounsylvania ryos, 2 00@7 00, 'BraNDIES—Imported, 6 00@16001 domestio Luquors, AL00rOL—145 proot aloohol, 220 pes wino 28 en searce for a few days and rices highe sales, 17¢, Twported, 4 50@6 0U; domestio, 1 40 Dm0 Prairio chiokons slow at 8200 250; | @i P AR enipo, $1,00 a 1.20, - Roms—Importod, 4 50@6 00; New Fingland, Hay—Baled $7.00@8.00 loose, $5.00 & |1 494 00; domestlc, 1 50@8 b0, 6.00. TEACH AND APPLE Bxumn—l 75@4 00, Jolly—Tu 20 and 30 pound pails, 68 7; in 2| Gieaupaanus—Lmporsed _por cauw, 28 00@ 1b. jars, p sorted mblers b | 4 00 Lsaorlons, per cwe, 12 0016 00. doz, $120; schooners, per doz. 82,00, Msplo Sugar—Pure, lnahnr.ku, per 1b, 16e} Lisathion, Ohio, 13¢; small cakes 12he, Syavr, Fnoims - Michigan peaches per orato | Oak sols, B3o@420; homlook solo 280@ 330y CavivonNia Fruirs—Pears, b0-1b, boxes, | houdock kid, 80o; runner 65¢ to 750; hem- 4 00; 1b boxes, 2 25, Oranges per crate (4]lozk calf, 85¢c to100; hemlook upper, 2% boxes) 250, (0. 24c onk pper 2403 alligator, 4 00 to 5 ; ON10N8—Cholce per harrel 2 00, alf ‘;‘1‘0‘1 &2{00 G":mlll Ilfi-io vml‘g‘f Z'E.a oak rcorN—In good; demand at 2@24c. per | fp, oak ou 0 1 89; Fren Porcory—In good; demand at 2@2}c. p :fih 8ota 001 onke el 1040 130} Fxeuth Pourtiy—In liberal supply and prices weak | Sta, 650 to 750; .aings, 600 &850 top- spring chickens, 2 256@2 75; old chickens, 3 00 @3 60, Provisions—Ham, 140; B. bacon, 12he; D. 8. sides, 1.4c: O. 8, bacon, 124; shoulders, 84c; wiess nork, 0 00; lard, 9@10c. Poratoks—In liberal supply at 30@36¢ bushel, ” piuge 900 to 10 503 B L, Morocoo, 804 to 85, Pihble 0, D, Morocoo 860; simon. 2 60@3 00 © HarNEss, —N 2 B4c; 850: No. 1 Ohio oak, Ma. INo, % do, ¥loy No, 1 Milwaukee 84c; No. 2 do 83c, No. 1 Pitts oak bar, ¥ %63 No, B Pitts ask har, £, er Lumner. 'flnl-ml. We quote lumber, iath and shinglss on cars at Omaha at the (uliuwlna Prioes; Jowsr AND S0ANTLING—16 f& and under 22 00, TrupEna—16 feet and ander, 20 00, TIMBEE AND JoOIsT—20 15, 250); 241, Ropk—Sisal § inch and larger, 9c, § inch, |25 00, Ohe; § inch, l“b d Fenoma—No, 1, 4 and 61n,, 24 00; No, %, \nLEs—Boxes, 40 1bs, 108, 1ic; s, 14c; |20 00, 4 Srzuria—No, 1(24 soramon boards), 20 00/ (CANNED GoODS—Oysters (Standard)per case, 3 00; strawnerries, 2 Ib, per case, 2 20; rasp- or case, % 70; Bartlott poars, por case, 5 80; whortlebe per case, 3 10; egg pluths, 2 1, per case, 290; green gages, 2 I, per caks, 2 00; pice apples, 2 10, per case, 4 80 @n boxes 40 1bs, 1 hsl.ll ic. 3 i MATCH er caddie, 85 round, cases, | No. 2, 18 2 b3; square, cases, 1 70, fit00x BoARDs—A, 45 00; B,40 00; 0, 85 0. Suoas —Powdered, Bfo; out loaf, 8je;| Fioomrva—No, 1, 40 00; No. 2, 8 00; N t A, Toi Stand. c; medium yel- granulated, Tic; confectione ard oxtra G, (ic; extra C, low. bjc; dark yellow, c. Cor vEEA—Ordinary grades, 12@ good, ldc; prime ancy groen and yellow, 16@163c; old ) Lati—8 25 por M government Java, 20w263; Levering's roasted, Laxn—Per buxnl lflfixbulkpuh\uhnl 85o; §7a: Arbuckle's roasted, 15fc, MoLaughlin's | cement, bbl, 2 25; Towa plaster, bbl, 2 60; hals roasted, 16fc; mitation Java, fL{@ mbn. 600: "Torved folt, 100 fbs, B 50; stcaw 1840; Clark's Aurora, 15§c 8, 2500 Sinina, olear—27 005 No, 2 25003 No, 8, 00, OziuiNg 87 00; §, 25 Bumul.mv,‘uun ,| 50; standard, 8 50, vandyke | » ., 1 per_ box, 8 00@350; plums, 'per box, 200; ' Uslifornin grapes, 1 75@2 50 per box. Mzas—Hams, Ib, 143@14}; bacon, break- fast, 14}@14}c; three, . Jb, 10); smoked ‘S') !m@m' J Fisi—Mackerel, Nol, 140, Kt moss, 1.75@2 25; California salmon, half bbl, 10 50; Holland horring, kee, 160@1 75; trout, per b, 17@180 Western Cornice-Works, IRON AND 8L K ROOFING, C. SPECHT, PROP, ALONG THE LINE OF 1) Chicago, St Paul Mlnnn;fiullaq w WHOLESAEE GROCERS! OMAHA RAILWAY. (e new extonslon of this line from Wakefield up | H, B. LOCKWOOD, (formerly o;) Lockwood & Draper, Ghlugo, Manager of the ine Toa, Cigar and Tobaoco Dopartments. A full line of all grades of BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the GAN the aboxe; also Pipes,and Smokers’ carried in stock. Prices MirougblOueoRRug Colstiaey and eamples furnished on application. Open orders TO EARTINGTON, intrusted to us shall receive our careful Roaches the bost portion of the State, Special ex attontion, Satisfaction Guaranteed. * W, Kol sl g, aad s Ml o | AGEWYS FOR BENWOOD NAILS ANDILAFLIN & RAND POWDER CO 1. A G JE R FRANZ FALK BREWING £0., riington, principal poluts on the SIOUX CITY & PACIFIO RAILROAD Tratns ovor tht ., 6. P. M. & O. Rallway $0 Cov sgton, Sloux City, Ponca, Harblogton, Wayne and Norfolk, Oonmneoct at Blaix or Fromont, Oakda.o, Neligh, and through $o Val: entino. . . 1111 Douglas 84, Omahs, Neb, & For rates and all information call on Milwaukee. Wis. MANUFACTURER OF Ak WH BEER. C. F. GCOODMAN, Whiolesale Drugglst l AND DEALER IN ) |Paints; Oils, Varnishes and Window Glass, OMAHA, NEB M. HELLMAN & CO, hoiesale Glothiers 1301 AND 1303 FARNAM STREET, COR. 131H, OVLA LA, - - - NEBRASE.A. Dr, W. I. Sherraden DENTIST, Masonic Temple, Council Bluffs - - Balvamzea tron Cornices 4arDormer Windows, Tintals, Tin, Tron and Slate, Raoflng, Spacat’s Patont Motalilo Skylicht, Patent adjusted Kachott Bar and Braokot Sholving, I am the general agont for the above line of goods. Iron Crestings, Fencing, Balustrades, Verandas, Iron Bar. TIMKEN SPRINC V!_l-!ICI.EOI 3 IA‘“‘Q —_—) GUNTHER & CO,, Sole Bottlers, " Towa, R Ve ABBOTT BUGGY co, OMAFA Chemical Dyeing —AND~ CLEANING WORKS.» "HENRY LEHMARNN, JOBBER OF Widow Shiales. COING: W IEST. PRINCIPAL LINE Yion CHICAGO,PECRIA & ST.LGUI Y WAY ¢ OMAHA AND LINCOLY T0 DENVER, OR VIA EKANGAS CITY AND ATCHISON to DENVER Connceting in Unfon Depots ut Kansas City, Omahi and Denver with through trains for SAN FRAINCISC EEASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED And all points in the Great Woest 1118 FARLLAM STREY' S AN RUEMPING & BOLTE, Connecting in Grand Union Depot it Chicago —MANUFACTURERS OF— U NG GLVAED ON CORES NEW YOR I(, B 0 S?ON, Motallic Sky-lights, &, Andall I faheaskn Gentlemens' Ladios' Dressos Ciea Plumes Cleaned or Silks, Velvets anc Luc ished. 1212 Douglas Streot, - OMAHA, NEB. me $ 1,000.00! V7 1LLbe patdto any one who will find & partice of Mercury, Potash, lodinc, Arsenic, or any Pol- sonous substance in nt by the use of Switt's nally falled with the Mer- PAULSON, Proprietor, othing Cleanod, Dyed and Repaired. d and Dycd, without Ripping. ored any shade, to samplo. Yleanol, Dyed and Ke-flu- OMAHA, NEB. At Peoria with thic olis, Cincinnuti, Colu I 0 Indianap. , and wll points {n “ouls with™ through “I have ocured Blood T Specific after 1 had most cury and Potash Troatm ATl Dormer Windows, Finials, Window Caps, Iron Cresting or _RI0 Ronth 19tk Street Omahs Oi'é,lige Blossom Flour WHOLESALE BY L A. STEWART & CO, 1013 Jones Street, OMAHA NEB MER, M. D, Perry, Ga, Tin, Trco and Blato Roo = “Swilt's Specifio has cured wo of Scrotula of 12 standing. Had sores as largo a8 my hand, and ono thought 1 was doos meo after physicians and Cars and the famous ; 1 from Chic tailed . iR, L. HIGH, Lonoke, Ark, i ouncil lil’vlt":‘-pt hn i) :fiill) 000 zoma, nt rchiase from mo what | Mo g0, Bt Josoph 4 cumatiam oaise rnniaie thels own, truing botw Cudro o of Rheumatism ova o | 1 F tholy O p "invough Jouncil Blutr Our Treatise on Blood aud Bkin Diseases matled free applicants to THE 8WIFT SPECIFIO 00, Drawer 8, Atlants, Ga. 28481, bobwoan Gih nnd th ASK FOR RED CROSS. { nnibal; Quin . tuplds and Albe polis; Parlor Curs with Reciining Chairs to and from Kt. Louis and Peorin, Only one change of ears between Lot and 1 swi, Lincoln, Ni Drissica, and De rudo 1t 18 als0 th ough Line beiween 8T, LOUIS, HINNEAPDLIS and 8T, PAUL, At THROUGIHT OAR s universally admit Finest Equipped Railroad in the Werld for all classes of Travel, Through ets via this line for sale at uit [ i oupon ticket oftices in the United States d Can N. Y, Offica, 160 W. Avenuoa. l'hllnul«lu "IE0 L) RELIABLE THE BRUNSWICK, BAlKE. COL-| ; LENDER COMPANY, (SUOUESSORS TO THE J. M. B, & B, CO.123H A. L. STRANG & CO., Double and Single Acting Power ana Hand PUMPY, STEAM PUMPY ungmo 'l‘rhnmlngn, Mining Machinery, Belting, Bnue Brass and Iron Fittin, at wholosalo and retall, HALLADAY WIND.] MILLS, CHURC AND SCHOOL BELLS, Oornsr 10th Farnam 8t., Omaha Neb own as the g1 vica, and ER, PEF VAL LOWELL, Vioe-Pres. &Gtn. Manager VA Chloas GenPiss. A OCULIST & AURIST J. T. ARMSTRONG. M. D, Practice Limited to Diseases of the Kye and Ear, 503 Farnam Street, a8 FIRIED. 9W. G478, (SUCCESSUR TO FOSTER & GRAY). LUNMBIER, JLIME AND:ICEENT, Tho mosh extensive mauufacturors of - Billiard & Pool Tables IN THE WORLD, John Hockstrasser General Agent or Nebrasks aa Western lowa, 50 8. Tonth Btrech! . OMAHA, NEB @ Prices of Billlard and Pool Tables and materials turnlshed on spplicatiou. Office and Yard Gth and Douglas Streete, - . 4 (MAHA, NEB OMAHA,