Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 16, 1884, Page 3

& YA i THE DAILY BEE--THURSDAY OCTOBER 16, 1884, Nl B, OMAHA, NEBRASKA, PAID UP OAPITAL... .8240,000 SURPLUS MAY 1, 1884 W 20,000 IRECTORS H. W YATE A E 1‘“ ZALIN, Prosident |fiu¢ 7, MOORE, JNO. 8, COLLINS, ||< JKont K. Hayden, Asslstant and’ Ac BANKING OPYION! The Iron Bank. COR,12TH ANDFARNAM § 8§, A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED, INTEREST allowed on time deposits upon tavorable terms and apon sccounts of banks snd bankers, FOREIGN EXOHANGE Government Bonds snd metv snd ity securitios bought and sold, In its troatment of onstomers the most liby eral policy is pursued consistent with safetd- and sound banking, and wo invite corresponce encs or personal inquiry in connection there with FINANCE AND COMMERCE. ¥INANUIAL Naw Yosk, Oct. 15,~Money— 2, closed at 1}@2, Prime paper—b@6. Sterling Bills—Steady at 4 813; demand, L4843, Governmenta—Firm. Railways—Lower, Stocks—Opened strong, and advanced } to 14 Before the first call a reaction set in and the early improvement was soon lost. Later, reports that the Baltimore & Ohio was cutting passenger rates over the Niagara route became current, and that the state of the New York Central new debenture loan would be brought out to-morrow. Active shares declined § to £8. At the close the general market rallied § to §. Compared with last night the closing prices are § to 1§ lower, y ot 1@ COUPONS, 100 Central Pacific. . 404 Ohicago & Altou ) Chioago, Busl D cago, Burlington . Delaware, Lackawanna & Western, ... 106} Donver & Rio Grando R0 Indianapolis, Biooni. Kansas & Toxas, Lake Shore & Mi TLouisville & Nushville Michigan Central. Missouri Pacific Northern Pacific. do do pf Northwostorn... do " pfd New York Central Oregon Trans-Continental Pacific Mail. ... .. Pullman Palace Rock Island. . 114 §t. Louis & Siin Lrnndsco 23 13 Chxcagu, Milwakos & §6. i 79 do do pfd. 105 St. Paul & Omaha,. . 30p do do pfd ey Toxas Pacific. ) Union Pacifi 56} Wabsah, St. Louls & Pm:lfic 1#‘ B Western Unlun Telograph. 644 LR, & N & L GRAIN AND PKOVISIONS. CHICAGO PRODUCE, CH10AGO October 15,—Flour —Dull and unchanged. Wheat—Dull; easier; declined 1 under open- ing; rallied §, declined 3, fluctuated, closed 4 undee yesterday: TOH@TS 5 October; 761@77 November; 784@78} Docomber; 79f January: May; No, 2 red, T774; No. 3 red. 66k rejected red, 57@5S. Corn—Weak; lower; October declinad 5} close 23 under yesterday; November declined 2§;closed 1} unider yosterday; yoar declined 14; osed 1 under yesterday: May closed § lower .f.‘.un @535 October; 513@b1Z 53 January; 403@404 1 cash, 263, Octo- ! December, 26§ lhrle)'v()\lmt 60@06: Timothy—1@3 higher; Flax Seed—. Pork— rime, 127@1 26 @1 higher; No. 1, 187, Moderatively active, about un- 16.00@16 50 _cash; 1600 October; year; 1230@12 32} January; 12 40 February. Lard—Weak; unsettled; declined 5@10; closed steady 7 20@725 cash; Octobers 7 November and Decomb.r; 7 30 Jan- 40 Fobruary. Bulk Meats—Shoulders, 6 35@6 40; short clear, 10 25@10 30; short ribs 7 26@9 60, Whisky—Stead Butter—Qui creamery, 22@26, Cheeso—Quict; unchanged; fall cream, 11@ | g 12, skims 4@, Fggs—Firm at 19, Hides—Unchange Tallow—Unchang 2. unchanged; good to choice Flour, bbls. ..... Wheat, bushels. Corn, bushels. Outs, bushol Rys, bush Barley, bushels, PEORIA, Pronia, October 8,—Corn easior; high mix ed, nominal af 1 No. 2 mixed, nomi nal at 53@b Oats -Steady; No. 2 White 273@271,\0, n: No, 2 at B5) 2 Mixed 204@ Rye— Whisky—1 11, MILWAUKEE, £E, October 15, —Wheat—Steady. wikeo and October, 744 Noveun r, 774 danaary 784, rojocted BO@D 1o, MILWAU Oats—Giood demand, No, 2 white, 208 20k, ?(ya—-ljnll' nal. Barley— 0. 2 spriug, b6ic, GUSOINAAT OINOINNAT and firm; No, Corn—Dull Oats—Easie October 15, —~Wheat — Qulet 3 7 Bulk Meats shoulders, 600; short ribs 9fc. Whisky - Steady at 111, KANSAS CITY, Dull; vsas Orry, Oct, 15.—Whoat—Lower; bid, {5c usked; November b0} & llw u.nr D@ h8ke, cash 40¢; Ostober B3@i0c; November 8lc; year t84c; May 29 bid, 204¢ asked. Oate—Steady 81, LOUIS ck Wheat—Quict I,mn 3 2 no sale, bids 4 Y. cash; futures, ¢ Saturday, Butter Uuchanged; dairy, 18@23¢; cream ery, 20@3)c. hun Lower; 13} Flaxseed—Firmer; 1 81, Hay - Steady; prairie, 950@10; Timothy, 10 00@18 00, Bran-_Firmer; 56 Corn Meal Pork—Firm; new 1 ] Lard—Firm; weitorn steam spst 7 03@ 8 023, Whi Cart, Boarn i fo No Decomber; January; Jower at 48 10§c Novem yPe year; 81kc January {c May. Oats—Firm and dall; 30 2 NEW YORK PRODUOI Nrw Yong, Octobet 15.—Wheat—Spot 4§ higher: closingweak; options, opened ; 1 higher y@14; closing steady ox Jorn—Spot ptions closed weak: receipts, 80; ungraded S0@64y; No. ember closing at 634, Oats—3@34 lower; moderately active; re, ceipt § #0,000;mixed western 820 Pork—Dull and unchangad. Lard—Firm; weatern steam spot 8 40, Butrer—Quiet; firm, LIVERTOOL, Liverroor, October 16, Steady; little doing, ‘\\'lu-m——\\‘inm|;a 8d@7s; spring, 6s 7d@ 6d 9s, Corn—bs 3d. - Breadstuffs — TOLEDO, ToLEDO, Ohio, October’, 15, —Wheat—Quict; wesk; No. 2 mi and } asked, Corn—Dull; No. ash 58, cash and October 27, NEW ORLEANS, New Oruyans, October 15,—Corn—Dull; yellow mixed 6Sc. Onta—Western, quiet, prime 85: "choice 36, Corn Meal - Scarce, firm; 2 70@2 75, Pork -~ Fair demand at lower rates, 1650, TLard—Steady; refined Keg 83, 1 avhleky—Staady; wostern rectified 105@ 25, Oats—Steady; tierce BALTIMORE, BAuTIMORE, October 156,—Wheat—Western steady; No. 3, winter red spot 813@823, Corn— nominal, @uts—Westerm white, 83@34c; mixed, 30 @32¢. Rye ~Nominaliy steady at 62@63c. Barley—Unchanged. Tggs —Steady; 19.@20c. Whisky—Steady $118@1 19. i LIVE STOCK, ST, LOUIS. Sr, Louts, October 15.—Cattlo—Receipts 3,400; quality gencrally poor, prices ensy. Exports, 6 40@6 73 common to choice ship- ping, 4 50@6 30. SigEp—Receipts 2,600, Quiot; common, to choice, 2 25@3 (5. Lavns —2 50@4 00, Hoas—Receipts, 8,400, Active; Yorkers 4 75@4 85; £75@5 00; butchers 5 00@5 25. packing, 4 KANSAS CITY Kansas Orry, Mo, October 15.—Cattle —Receipts, 21,000; slow and weak; exports 6 (0@6 30; common to choice shipping, b 00@ 5 99 cows, 2 60@3 25. gs — Recelpts, 0,0 1.;@,.»& TEweatd $24@4 Sheep —Receipts 1,100; steady; fai 2 75@3 23; comiwon to medium, CHICAGO. Citicaco, October 15.—Drover's Journal re- ports; Hogs—Receipts, 21,000; active and steady; rough packicg 4 50@4 90; packing ana_ ship- ping 500@ light 4 40@5 05; skips and grassers 3 50@ Cattlo - Receipts 9,000; best firm; common 5 exports 6 60@7 (5; common to choice 35@6 50; cows 2 25@3 00: medium to_good 310@S 75; stockers 3 00@3 90; foeders 4 00@ 450; rang> steady; slow on’ common; Mon- tana, 4 70@5 40; Wyoming 4 40@4 70; Colo- rado’ Texans, 3 40@3 05; Nebraska Texans, Sheep.—Receipts 2,800; stoady and un- changod; inferior to good 223@3 7 ; choie, 400@4 Lambs,—4 00@5 12} —— OMAHA MARKETS, weak and slow; ‘Wholesale Prices, Orrior oF THE OMAHA BrE, Wednesday Evening, October 15, The following prices are charged retallers by jobbers, wholesalers and commission mer- chantal with the exception of grain, which is quoted at the prices furnished by the elevators and other localjbuyers: it Grain Wheat—Cash No. 2, Barley—Ca h Rye—Cash N Corn—No, 2, Oats—No. Wool. Light fine 13@1c. Heavy fine 12814c, Medium 15@ Burry 2 to be off. Market firm, Hides, Steady; groen butchers’ 6; green salted 7{@ 8;dry flint 12: dry salt 10@11; damaged hides, two-thirds price, Tallow— Sheep Pelt 00, Flourjand Milistuffs o Wintor Wheat—ost quality, patent ot 2 'fifi.nnll quality—2 20@2 50, Spring Wheat—Best quality, patant, 5000 @ Kioond Quality—2 15@2 50, Bran—60c per cwt. Chopped Foed—Per 100 Ibs., 90c. Corn Meal—1 00@L 10 per owt. Screening—6! per cwt, General Produce Apples—Dull, and receipts continue_heavy, only choice stock saleable at $2.25@2.50, . Beans—Receipts light and _deman head picked navy, per bu. $2.50; mediu ‘good , 200 @2 25 e To food deiand.L Cholon kg per 1b, 26@28c; common to good dark per b, 15@20c. Butter—Shows a remarkable improvement, Receipts have been very light and prices ad- vancing rapidly. Choice table butter was sold as high as 20 a 22c; fair to good 12 16c; inferior grades 8 a 10c; fresh creamery selling at 27, Cider—*'Ohio” per bbl. $7.00; “York State” per bbl. 88,00; per 4 bbl. $1 cbn densed per la, 85c; crab apple, per gal. #5c, hee Full cream, western, Wiscon- sin new 12}¢; young American, 12 a 15 Egga—Have been scarco for a fow duys and prices higher; to-day's sales, 17c. Gama —Prairie chickeas slow at §200 2)50; enipe, $1.00 a 1,20, . Hay—Baled $7.00@8.00 $5.00 a 6,00, loose, lly—Tu 20 and 80 pound pails, 64 7; in 2 1b, jars, per doz, $.50; nssorted_tumblers per doz $120; schooners ser doz, 82,00, Win Grocers List CANNED GooDS —Ovsters (Standa ard)por cuse, 390; strawb 2 1h, per berries, 2 1h, per case, a8, 5 80; whortlebe plums, per « b, per_case 90; pine ap, nackero half brls, . 1 kits 1 05; fam . kit 6y@7c; 1 white ) por bu, 500; Torrod felt, 100 s, 8 50; straw 0, noned 8 Hosvy Hardware List. 0; plow steel &) A eagon apok ] 0 Now | et sot, 1 20; felloss, sawed dry, 1 0 oo, B : each, 70a87c] axles, aach, 75 Standard Com_82, bbls; Standard [ Sach, T0as0c; ax % gallon kegs, 1 85; Standard do, 4 gallon |"- R T 1 50 le: ¢ ul\h'm\ per by , Sher Tn 1h papers, 8 30 por case; keg per [ % SOKER (G Tase Hurden's hor Bros 8 4 10: Burden's muleshoes 5 70, OKLES inh ole, 6 00; do HAIF Gatral m in barrels 8.0% s At | Bannko Wine—In cat Tots, 4 €0 per 10, artals, 4 00; phigtlans o s Natis —Rates, 10 to 60, 2 40, in half barrals, 4 00; ghorkins in barrels 8 00; Qioe" ot 5ok ot 2 10 e ; choice, 60 3 48: do Young Hyson, goo 1-'; :‘:""~ l{ *\| @, e Coat,—Cumberland blacksmith, 10 00: Mor Sonchong, gooc * [ ris run Blossburg, 10 00: Whitebroast lump, o oo, h‘-‘.. Yaile, 15 three |0 00: Whitabrawst mut, 8 00: Towa lus mp, £ 00 hoop pails, 2 10, Tubs, No, 1, 900; ploneer | LOWA nut 5 00: Rook Spring, 7 0 hra washboands, 1 85; Double Grotvn, 2 00; Waell. | ¢ite, 11 23a11 5): Canon City, 00 pi W0y r's Savon Tmperiai, 8 Kirk's standard, White Russian 5 20; Kirk's Porasn 3 85; Babbitt's hnll‘ 2 doz. ll\ case, doz in case, 1 Mixed, 11412 rutoos, 1 90; An chor ball, [§ assia, 10c. Dr, BROWN SHEETING tic P, 6c; Atlanti Beaver Dam LI, Goodes, Attantio A, Tho; Atlan Bransw o3 CRWa AR LA T [ fic H, Tic; l{u)ul Standard, 74c; Indian {ead perell R, 7c; Salisbury R, h‘u Bueanen Corroxs—Ballon 44, Ghe; Bal lon, 7 8, bjc; Oumberland 4-4, 8¢; Dayoll DD, 8}o; Fairmount, 43c; Fruit of the Loom 4, r Glory of the Waet, Sho; Golden Gate, 8jc Hill 7-8, 8c; Hill 4.4, 7 York Mills 11}e; \\ummlun, 'lMu. Ducks (Colored)—Boston, 8 oz, 113c; Bos- River, 8ic. Du Point, 10 oz, 1c; Point Bear, 8 oz, 110, TICKINGS— Auuwkeuu, l«cx Tamleton Awnings, 123c. moskeag, 14c; Beaver Crook Beaver Creek BB, 1lof ymakers, 8c: Jaffra Pearl AA, 120 Creok CC, 10¢; Ha T, 12§0; Jaffrey 130; Warren AXA. (brown), brown), 11e; Warren CC (brow, Caunsics—Fifth avenue glove finish, Koystone glove finish, bic. Ccnskr JEANS —Amory, nc; Kearsayer 83c; Rockport, 7c. Prixts—Allons, bhe; American Gje; Aen- old Cocheco, 60; ix.rmuny. 4 7hes Indigo 7-8, 1140; Ind , 1 Hiver, 54c; Ohartor Oak, 4 PRINTS SHIRTINGS checo, be, Be: Gloucester be; Southbridge, 43c; Waverlys, 4ic; Rosedale, 4o, GINaBAMS—Amoskeag staples, 8fc: Bates erican, staples, Stc leids, e ersians, 9he. ) Tancaster staples, Dress (0ons —Atlantic Alpaces, 9hc: Per- wiane cashmere, 23jc; Hamleton cashmere, 1bjc; Hamlaton Faucus, 11hc; Hamleto bro- cades, 15; Arlington bro brocads, 18c. Tobacco. Pruc Topacco—Chmax 45c; Bulli Horseshoe, 4dc; Star, 46c; Rudy, 4bc rey's, 40c; Black, 84@40c; Spearhead, 46c; Our Rope, 48c: Piper Heidsicck, Fixg Cur—Commo 45860c; Hard to Beat70 c; favorite, mondCrown, B6c; Swet Sixteen blc. Sx0K ). 'Durlmm,xhw t6c: Durham 4 0%, Bic; Dur: ham 2 oz., 60¢; Seal of North Carolina, 8 oz 43¢; Seal of North Carolina, 4 oz. North Carolina. 2 oz., b9c: O, oz, 28¢: 0. K. Durham, 2 Nod, 4's 25¢; Tom and Jerry, 23c, Paints Oils and Varnishes, 0O1Ls—110 carbon, per headlight, per gallon, 12{e; per gallon, 104c; 1508 water white, seed raw, per gallon linseed boi gallon, 5o Tard, vihter stri, Vo. 1, 60c;_No. 2, 50; castor 3 lon, 16 sperm W, B., pergailon, 160; fish W, 1., e gallon, 63; neatsfoot extra, per gallon, 90¢; summer, 15c: golden machine, No, 1, per 80c; turpentine, per gallon, 4*c; naptha, 74 °, per gallon, 16c. Paints 18 Or—White lead, Omaha P, P., 6c; white lead, St. Louis, pure, 6ic; Marse les, green, 1to 5 Ib cans, 20c; Trench zinc, 1, 12¢; French zino, red seal, 1lc; vamuh asst, 20c; French zine, c; blind and chr.mo green, L. M. & D, 1 shutter green, T M. & D, 1 18c; Indian rod, 15c; Venetian red, 9c vican vermillion, T, L. M., 0. & D. 0. 9¢; ' golden e t raining colore, light oak, dark oak, walnut, chestnut and ash, 15¢, Drugs, DRUGS AND HEMICALS —Acid 0 b por gal., 1 60; ; oil, olive, per gal., $1 40; oil 50c; opium, 4 50; quinine, P, & V 8,, per oz, $120; potassium, — 1b., $1 50; salicin, per oz, 40c; sulthf, pou morphine, per oz, 83 60; sulphur ateold, per 3, per gal., b., 4c; strychnine, per oz , SL 3, Laquore, ALCCHOL—188 proot aloohol, 2 26 per wine gallou extra Oalifornin splrits, 188 proof, 118 per proof gallous triple refined wpirits 187 :ruol 117 per proof gallon; re-distilled whis! 100@1 50; fine hnmlod 1 50@2 506; Kentuoky bourbons, %007 00; Kentuoky an1 Penasylvania ryoa, Z 00@7 00, BBaNDIZ8—Importad, 6 051600y domestio Gins—Imported, 4 50@6 0U; domostle, L 40 @3 00, Ronms—Imported, 4 106 00; Now England, 1 99@4 00; domestic, 1 H0@S 50, PEacH AND ArPLE BRaNDY—1 75@4 00, CHaMPAGNES —Imported per cass, 28 00@ 34 00; Americaz, per case, 12 00216 00, Loather. Osk solo, B50(@42Z0; hemlcok solo 280@B301 bou lock Kid, B0c; ruaner 8% to 7hop hom- losk oalt, B5: t0100; homlock upper, 220 to 24c ok uppor, %o; alligator, 400 to 5 50 oalf kid, 32@30; Grelaea iid, 2 50 ok calt, 120 €0 1 pinge 9 00 6o 10 50; B. L. Moraoco, 800 to 8 bble O, D, Morccoo 85c; simon, 2 60@ Harxess, —No, 1 star oak, 36c; No. 2 8dc; 360: No, 1 Ohio onk, 825 N0, % do, sles No. 1 Milwankeo S40; No 2do S8c, No. 1 Pitts ok har, #6:; No,'B] Pitte nalk har, 840, Lamner, WAOLESALE, We quote lumber, iatl at Omabs at the following pricss: Joier AND HOANTLY 1200, TrupERS—16 feot and under, 29 00, TiMpze AND Jowr—20 fi, 230 25 00, Frxoma—No Ropk—Sisal 4 inch and larger, 9c, §ifinch, 9hc; # inch, 10c, CANDLES —Boxes, 40 "lr, 168, 14c; 84, 140; boxes 40 lbs, 16 ¢ s, 14c MATCHES round, cases, quare, o . Als —Powdered, oy out loat, Ble; confes Ay urk yellow, o Ordinary grades, 12@124c; fair, 1 I, 184c; prime, 14@16hc; choice, green and yellow, 16@164c; old governuent Javs, 20@262; Arbuckl t ed, 16fc, McLaughlin 15c; mitation Java, Aurora, 10jc, ated, 6ic; ' A,G) Dho; 16@17c; (m s XX lw(_,lh!b. Clark's SreeTNg—No. 1(24 common bosrds), 20 00 5 | No, 2, 18 00, Brook Boarns—A, 46 00; B,40 00; O, 85 00, Froonng—No, 1, %0 00; No, 2, 85 00; No. 8, 2500 4o ADING, cloae—27 00; No, 2125.00; No. 8, et 87 00; J SSmnNoLes, best—4 50; standard, 8 50, Lata—8 25 per M, Laue—Por barvel, 1 25; bulk per bushel, 85 oemeut, bbl, 2 26; Iows plaster, bbl, 2 60; halr Kirk's Kirk's 215; Ponnsylvauia cans, 4 case in case, 3 Hl.ix-k, 10al1c; twist Jonsdale, 8jc; New ton, 10 oz, 14ho; Boston, 9 oz, ldc; Fall 5 (Gray)—West Point, 8 oz, 110; West Continental Cordis, 10jc; Pearl River, 184c; Beaver D& iver, Warren BB ), 100, Hancock, 8¢, Co- Plunket Hudeon chocks, ohe; Amoskeag 0c: MediumdCe good 60c; Dia- Meerschaum, 30c; Sc; Seal of Durham, ;4 80c; Uncle No. 3, 1 40; sweet, per gallon, 1 00 lubricating, zero, per gallon, 30c; gal: Ton, 3503 No. 3 280; sparm, signal, per gallon AW nml burnt umhar 11 Cartolia h and shloglos on cars 16 ft and uoder utt, 1, 4 aud 6 1o, 24 00 No, 2, Dry Paints, White lend, 8o; Frenoh xinc, 106 Parls whiting, 2ke; -hlum&xlhhw-. 1fcr whiting coml dhe; lampblack, Germantown, *Lic; lampblack, ordinary, L L.anhn blue, B untramarine,18c; vandyke, brows, Sc; um burnt, 4c; amber, raw, 40; slonna’ burat, 4o} slouns, raw, do; Parl greon, genuine, 250; Paris groon, common, 200; ohrome green N. Y., 2603 ohromo groen, K., 1261 vermillion, Kng,, in | 7005 vermillion, American, 18¢; Indian, red, 1oci oo plnk, Lde; Venetlan rod, Cookson's, 3 Vonotina. red, Amorican, | 1§c; red lend, 7 3 chromo yollow, founine, 0. + chrome yel: K., 12c; ochre 'roohelle, So; ochra. French, 2 ochire, Amerioan, mH Winter's minoral, 2401 1shigh brown, Jhor Spaulah brows, 240 noe's miners VARNIBRES ~Bacrols, po¢_gallon: Farni - | turs, oxtra, $1 10; mmlmn. No, 1, 81; conch, extra, 81 40; coach, §1 20; Damar - | extra, 81 75; Tapan, 7oa 1| ehellac, 38 50t hard ofl — DENVEMX mim. Lrve Sroox—Beef Oattle, grass, 100 Ib. 8 00 @3 75; shoop, sheard, live, 2 00@? b0; drossed 5 00@6 00; calyes flbo%'lfl' hoga. live, 650 3| @6 75; drosned 8 120.; groon 4@Be. hsltull\ oxtr 800; i, e 5@ ‘Hides,—1 Flint, 10¢ groon oalf 8@ 0:: shespakins, dry, 8@10c. Tallow,—! oL Oooeusl @1tas Colorado heavy, 12 New Mexioan 7@i0c. ‘rour—Colorado, 100 Iba, :1 75@2 00; ent, 100 Iba,, 2 75@800; Grabiam, 100 175; rye, 100 lbs, 225; (Duskwhoat, 10 00@10 50; bran, ' ton, 12 00@18 00; meal, 100 Ibs, 1 45@1 65, GRAIN—Wheat, 100 Ibs, 90c; corn, In sscke 100 Tbs, 1 15@1 20; oats, Neb. mixed, 100 Ibe. 1 20@1 25; barley 100 lbw, 1 801 '35, Hay—Balod, upland, 14 00@16 00; bot- 3 00; atraw. 9 00@11 00. @33; Nobraska dalry 14 @150: glaae—Frah, 2)@?23; ranch, do resh25 26, Orerse—Full cream, 14@150; Limburger, 180; Swiss, imported, Pourray—Live, chickens old, dor, 5 50@0 00; turkey, per Ib,, ucwe- spring chickons, 50@4 b0; drossed | 20, Poraors—100 1bs, nsw, 125@1 80; sweet, . t- b, bbl. corn rer lb,, 4c, VeaErapres — Onlons, new, 100 lbs, 165 ocabbage, mew, 100 lbs, 90; new Wfl, 1 00, Froms—Lomons, _choice Muulnn s 0@ 8 50; apples, bbl, 8 75@4 00; ™ box,’ 200; watesmelonk, pec dor, B pears, per box, 3 00@350; plums, 'per (ke 200; ' Ualifornin grapes, 1 75@2 50 per box, Mzars—Hams, Ib, 143@14}; bacon, break- toat, 144@L4ke;” lard, i threo, I, 104 smoked sidos, 125@13. Fusi—Mackorel, Nod, 140, kit, mes, 176@2 25; Oalifornia salmon, half hbi, 10 50; Holland herring, koe, 1 twont, por Ib, 17@180° To Contractors and Builders. Wanted, proposals for the building of County schoo house, district 87, Douglas precinct. Plans and spec- ifications for which may bs seen on apclication to the undorsigned, to whom all proposals must be addrees ad on cr beforo the 22 instant, the committee re- serving the right to reject thelowest o tender L. E! Chairman ‘of Commits oct 10, 11, 18:me 1617 Douglas Bt. allon, 12al4c; 150° o; 176 hoadlight, 154c; lin- Railway Time Table. In Effect Oct, 1st, 1884, The attention of the travelling public 13 called to the fact toat ihisis the only comlets and absGlutely corroct time table |\u|x]ln)|ml in the city, All traing arrive at aud depart feom Omaha by ve at and do nd Webster and K, C, others from pact Itom el Gopos, ooror of streots; trains 0. tho B, & M., €. B & 4 from tho B, & ¥, dopot; ific depot. b, excopt Saturday; ¢, except Sunday; d, except Monday. WESTWARD, 4 refined lmuphlnck |"c coach | DEPART. ARRIVE black ‘and_ivory black, 16c; drop biack, 16c; [ 4. x. | r.x | Union Pacific. Prassian blue, 40c; ultramarine blue, 18c: 826 Ovorland kxprcss Colorado Expross. 0. & Rep. Vallev. Mailand Expross .. B.& M. in Nsb. [ MaiT and Express ..Night Expross. |SOUTHWARD, Missouri Pacific Leeuns Dby EXpross 350 12668 7 008 86c] lo; acid, tartaris, boc; balsam capabia, perllb [ 8 454 7 4gbl Y 1 0=+ 6,954 7 S0n B bark, sasmafras, or 1b. 120; calomiel, por | & 99| 0 $0b(. Vs Counci Biufly .| 7 60d) 7 85a 1b. 75¢; cinohonidir, per oz., £0 65 |1 ool WERAR Breser.. 8 c0n per Ib, 1 10; Dovers powdars, per b, $1 25 5103 glycerino. pure, por EASTWARD, oil castor, C. M. & 8t Paul Day EXpress.... Vigit, bapress Pacific. C B & Q. For Chicago vin Plutem'th| For Chicago via C. Bluffy NORTHWARD, C st.P M 5 80c 7 858 my traing also amive at aki eastern connections, OMAHA BRIDCE TRAINS Dummy Trains—Lesve Omaha at 640,8 09, 000, 1000, 11 16 % t, 1 03, 2 09, 8 00, 4 00, 5 00, 6 00, 1085 pm. On Sundbysthe 500 and 10008 m aud 200 and 4 00 p m traing do nov run. Arrive at trans fer depot 13 minutes later: Broadway depot 20 mia- utes later, Leave Councl Bluffs (Bro 08, 10 80, 1140 & m; 1 8 nd ‘1105 pm. On Sundays th by d 330 aud 680 p m trains will not ‘ransfer 7 minutes lat r. Omaha 20 1 TransferTrains - leave On 10 06 & i, 4 26, 6 10 and 6565 p m, dally. Arriveat 9 45 aud 11 158 10, 1226, 7 85 and 816 p e oy dopat) at 790, 830 , 568 SUNDAY TRAINS To and from Chicexo via the Tripartite Allisnce Lines. I KUNDAY MORNING, | WATUKDAY KV N \ N WI N W kL[ Ml 0 w16 | 601 11|4-20| 16 WILBOR'S COMPOUND OF PURE COD LIVER OIL AND LIME. Aro you suflering fecin & onchitis, or auy of the var et that 0 often end in Cou sumption? It 40, Wilbor's ure Cod Liver O, safe and surorewedy. This {8 no quack I:vuunll i, but s regularly prosoribed by the med cal faculty. ' Maoufactursd only by A, B, WiLwor Caewist, Bostoa. 4 old by all draggiste. G—OING W CST. PRINCIPAL LINE CHICAGO, PEORTA & ST, LOUIS, OMAHA AND LI}:':‘Q‘LI{"' TO DENVER, KA\\SAS CITY AND ATCHISON to DENVER g in_ Unfon Depots at Kansas Oity nd Denver with through trains for =lee) SAN FRANCISCO And all points in the Great West GOING XAST, onneeting in Grand Unfon Depot at Chicago with through trains for NEW YORK, BOS?ON, At Pooria with throg And all Epesarn Cities. Stmins for indinnag. lis, Cineinnati, Colun , and all points {n the South At fl*‘ nis with through I 13 elining ( lvll|<\~ s moki s with Revolving Chnirs, Pullmin_ Palace Sleoping ars and the famous C. B, & Q. Dini licago wnd Des epll, Atchtson and runni g the Lincoln and Denver, and Chicr ty and Dony Throweh ears botween lmlmnmmm and Council Blufts, vin 1 i) RUHTII 110 Thig of I Pulliman Palico Sloc and_from St. Louis; vin Hannibul; Quine Keokuk, Burlington, Cedar Rapids |I||v|” {“‘n: Lon toSt. Panl ind Minneapolis: Par Infng © ND SOUT Day Conelies and airs to and fro nes, lowa, Lincoln, ) “olorndo. 'hirough Line beiw It 18 also the on ST, LOUTS, HIWEA!’OLIE and ST, PAUL. It 18 known as tho NE of America, and 1od 1o bo the roni THROUGH OAR is universally it Finest Eqnlpfa.l Railroad in the World for classez of Travel, Through Tickets via this line for sale atai &. R, counon ticket oftic: itoe aad Canada, W J, POTTE Vice-Prea. l‘F‘I‘lCl’\ AL 1. n‘l“’b Manager. LL, A-Chicase ‘I'IMKEN SPRINGC VIHIOLI velehi i wolght m Th 'cuu'u"n?} ctu) Al Irfn((hll;ll::‘llli;lh’wh roads and fi i Kouis 66Y CO. Nursing mothers ro overtaxing of the nervous force or by whe drain upon thoays- {|tom indused by pro- dlonged nursing, shoald plat once commenice uso ing Ridge's Food as o dwly diot, 1t whl give strength to the mothor and improve thosup, 1y for tho little cne. Ridge's T In uso for 10 t $1.25 and § €0., on label, Wester Comice-Works IRON AND BL K ROOFING, C. SPECHT, PROP. 1111 Douglas 84 Orasta, Neb. MANUFACTURER OF Balvanizea 1ron Cornices & Dormor Win lrni Tintals, Tin, Iron and Slate, Raofing, o' Skylight, Patout adjusted Ra 1 am th general agent for tho above line of goods. Iron Crostings, Foncing, Balustrados, Vorandas, jron Bar Nortigast Nebrask ALONG THE LINE OF THE Chlcage, Paul, Minneapolls; and OMAHA RAILWAY. The now extension of this line from Wakefleld up BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the GAN Ahrough Concord and Coloridge TO EXAFLVETLINGTOIN, Ranches the best portion of the State, Special ex " | oursion rates for land seckers over this line & Wayne, Norfolk and Hartington, and vis Blair to & principal poluts on the SIOUX CITY & PACIFIO RATLROAD Tralns over tht C., 5t, P, & 0. Rallway to Cov ton, Sloux Gity, fronce, Harbiugton, Wayne and ortolk, Conneoct at Blaixr o Fromont, Oakda.e, Nollgh, and through to Val: entine, s ¥orraton allin andformation call on HUNTER BB Mixer, Sceop, Measure, Weigher, J.rmun Kice Washer, To Pumpkin, §tarc Wine and Fruit Strainer, Twelve articles in one, The Greatest Combl. Batica Eaowa, More aold than all otherSlesey an: Combined jikes o e ", OLD RELIABLE THE BRUNSWICK, BALKE, COL- LENDER COMPANY, [SUCCESSORS TO THE J. M. B, & B. C0,) The most extensive manufucturers of Billiard & Pool Tables IN THE WORLD, John Hockstrasser Genoral Agent or Kebraska an Western Lowa. 60 8. Tenth Btroet! + + + + OMAHA, NEB £ Prices of Billiard and 00l Tables and waterials wrnished on spplication. ingg Cars wre run duly to .athe United Statos BURLINGTON; TOWA. THE LARGEST IAON WORKS IN THE STATE BRIDGE WORK, R IRON WORK. For THE HYATT PRISMATIC LIGHTS. SEND.FOR ESTIMATES Te Murray Iron Works, ENGINES SPECIALTIES, ) BOILERS, MILL AND MINING MACHINERY, PATENT Lo@ Dods AND SAW MILL SPEEIALTIES. Automat/e Cut 0/! Engines, Steam . Pumps, Meat Cutting Machies, Tanking: Ouatfits & Presses Wheeled Serapers, Fruit Evaporators, Prairie Corn Shellers. SLOMAN BROTHERS, B ECENTLY FROM FREMO)NT, WHOLESA E LEATHER, SADDLERY. \DDLERY HARDWARE, HIDES, PELTS, FURS, TALLO W, WOOL, WE PAY THE— HIGHEST MARKETPRICES For Hides, Wool, Polts, Etc., aud consignments made to us will receive [prompe attention, for which immediate returns will be made. 13th Street, Bet. Do(/_ye and l.‘ap/fol Ave, OMAKA, NEB. SPECIAL NOTICE TO Growers of Live Stock and Others. WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO Our Ground Oil Cake. 1t is {ho best and cheapest food for stock of any kind. One pound is equal to throo Ynn des of corn. Stock fed with Ground Oil Gnlm in the 1 and Winter instead of running down, will increase in weight and be in good marketable conal uon in the spring. Dairymen, as well va _others, who use it, can testify to ita mer fts. Try it and judge for yourselves. Price $25.00 per ton. No charge for sacks Address WOODMAN LINSEED (HL COMPANY, Omaha, Neb, P. BOYER CO.. DEALERS IN Hall's Safe and Lock Gomp’y FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, VAULTS, 'LOGKS, ETC. L1O0ORKO Farnam Streot. Oma h STEELE, JOHNSON & CO., WHOLESAEE GROCERS H. B. LOCKWOOD, (formerly of Lockwood & Draper, Chicago, Manager of the Tea, Cigar and Tobacco Departments. A full line of all grades of the aboxe; also Pipes and Smokers’ carried in stock. Prices and samples furnished on application. Open orders intrusted to us shall receive our careful attention, Satisfaction Guaranteed. AGEYVS FGR BENWOOD NAILS AND;LAFLIN & RAND POWDER €O L A GIER FRANZ FALK BREWINS 60, BEER. Milwaukee. Wis. GUNTHER & CO., Sole Bottlers, Aot C. F. GGODMAN, |Whiolesale Druggist AND DEALER IN Paints, Odls, Varnishes and Window Glass, OMAHA, NEB, M HELI.MAN & CO, Whoiesale Glothiers 1301 AND 1303 FARNAM STREET, COR. 131H, ONVMIAELA., NEBIRASE.A. HENRY LEHMANN, Wall P “’MWin f Sl EEASTLRN PRILES DUPLICATED A L STRANG & co., Double and Single Acting Power ano Hand PUMPS, STEAM: ~ PUMPS Epglne Trimmings, Mining Machinery, Belting, Hose, Brass and Iron Fittin ot wholesale and retall, HALLADAY WIND-MILLS, CRURQC. AND SCHOOL BELLS. Corner 10th Farnam $t., Omaha Neb, B OMAHA, NEB, { Cahn Brothers, | Famaltg'gtraut-j CLOTHIERS, = Furnishing Groods 1318 Farnam Stree - - OMAHA, NEBRASKA, D. W. GER.A (SULLEbbUR TO FOSTER & GRAY). LUMBER T LIME[AND:ICEENT.] fliceand Yards Oth and Douglas streets . . 1313 Farnam Street. OMAHA, NEB 1 ap