Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 31, 1884, Page 3

| a ' NEBRASKAI PAID UP OAPITAL... BURPLUS MAY 1, 1884, 1 IRECTORSN HOW YATES! Presidint ¥. MOORE, JO. 8, COLL st K LEWIS 8. R BANKINGZOFFION) The Iron Bank. A. E. TOUZALIN, Vioe President. 8350,000 20,000 Hayden, Asslstant and’ Acting Cashior. OO0R, 12TH ANDFARNAM 88, A GENERAL TRANSACTED, BANKING BUSINESS INTHUREST allowed on time deposits upon favorable torms and upon acounts of banks and bankers, FOREIGN EXOHANGE Government |, Bonds nnd County and Oity securitios bought and sold. In its treatment of customers the most ll&( eral policy is pursued conaistent with safot and sound banking, and we invite corresponcs enoe or personal inquiry in connection there with FINANCE AND COMMERCE. WINANOIAL Naw Yomk, Oct. 30,—Money — Ensy, 1@2, closed 13@2. Prime paper—5@6 at Sterling Bills—weak and lower at 4 80%; demand, 4 833, Governments—Strong, Railways—Steady. Stocks—Strong. Business was slightly the market far from active. At the close but the best figures of tho day wero genorally cur- rent. Compared with yesterday, prices 1 to 1§ higher, COUPONS, Pacilic 0s of 95 ST0CKS A Central Pacific. Ohicago & Alwn o . Chilbigo, Bufllugion'k Qiieg. Loiioes Delaware, Lackawanna & Western, Denver & Rio Grande Erie. do pfd . Tllinois Central Indianapolis, Bloom. & Western. Kansas & Texas. . Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Louisville & Nashville Michigan Central, Missouri Pac Nurfl.\srn Paci do do T Nur:lhwuhrn o o " pi Now York Central Oregon Trans-Continental . Pacific Mail, P.D.&E. Pullman Palace Car Company. Rock Island, 8. Louia & San Ji st do Chicago, Milwaaked & St Pai 5 do do do p(ll. . St. Paul & Omaha Union Pacific. Wabneh, St Louis & Pacitic do do g Western Union Telegraph O.R.&N. ; *Ex-div. OHIOAGO PRODUCE, Circaco Octobor unchanged, Whoat —kirm, 748 751 October; L] @51, Dull, firm; N Corn: rallied fc, and closed fc over yest year and May ruled quiet and steady; 41{@12 ember declined | May. “Rye—Dull'and lower at 50, Barley—Dull; 121, and Octobors 11 574/@11 40 3. January; 11 60@11 65 F :hm ik, Shoulde s 6 80; short, ribs 7 tondy at 113, Butter—Quiot; good to 15@ OINOINNATI, red 77@7! ata— Easior at 27@ Rye—In fair demand at @]mrloy— extra No, 3 fall, Pork—Dull and lower at 14 50, Lard—Firm at 7 00. Bulk Meats—Steady; shoulders 5 75; ribs § 25, Whisky—Steady at 111, NEW YORK PRODU Naw Yon, October 80 Wheat— closed without, decided change; closed firm; recoipts 125,000; exports, 1 , 81h; ungraded red 60@ i} 2 red, 85@S6h; 3 No Spot 4@lc lowe 43,000; uneraded 52@b3}; t 504, expoity, B3(@bb; December closi ats—4(@] higher 000; mixed weatern .(]I Y e FPork—Dull and nomioal; new mess, @16 75, Lard—Higher; wostern steam spot 7 Quiet and steady. KANSAS 0ITY, Oct, r But er vgas Ciry, ber, 55, Dece 33; October 2@y \n\nlur»e 3 ) apts, 83,000 No. 22 are 30.—Flour —Quiet and opened 4o to e lowar, Zc, cased off and_closed o over vestor- ne No- uary; reject- ; short choice creamery Skime, neceipts, Bhip'ts, 10,000 20,000 17 ‘000 8 OINNATI, October 37, — Wheat — Quiet; short ot 07,000; exports White 324@ 16 50 5@ 80, —~Wheat—Lower; N anke May 28) Oate—Quiet at &2 bid, 224 ssked, TOLEDO. Totkno, Ohio, Octoher 30, —Wheat - Market dull and prices a sh lower; No 2 h October avd November, 71 bid, Dull; No, (Quiet; No 2 cash ST, LOUIS ¥ Octolb 7% ).—Catt Boal Louis. B for Januar Corn- for May, Oats Rye teady at { for the year; Quiet and unchanged. Nothing doing. D 6t Barloy—Stead: Butter—Unchan ory, 26@30c. Kges—Lower; 134c. Firmer; 1 81 eady; prairie, 9 ) d; dwiry, 18@ Flaxseed Mimothy, fs Dl Firmer; 565/ Meal - Steady; Firm: new me Firm; we 113, LIVE October 30,—Breadst Liverroou, and nnchar g Wheat— Winter 6 Firm NEW ORLEAN Octover 30, — Corn vellow lower at 58; new NEW Quiet; in white Hlic Oats—Western, in good demand at 8 n Meal —Lower; ORLEANS, acks ne k—Dull and lower a rd—Steady; tierce 775 Ke Steady;] western rectified 105 BALTIMORE, . October 80.—Wheat—Westorn winter, red spot 81@8 Western nomiually steady; IxAI TIMOR mixed year Oats—Dull lr\ll. firm; western white 33@ }| §°T0@6 00; infori mixed 30@32, Rye—Quiet at Eggs—Firm at Whisky—Steady $1 18@119 MILWAUKEE, MiLwAUKER, October 30, —Wheat—Firm; So. 2 Milwaukee 78}; October 73; Novem- ber, 734; December, 70, CJorn—Quiet and lower, rejected at 12} delivered. Oste_Higher; No. 3, 28 delivered: No. 2 white Ryo—1 Feif deruand) o, 9, b Barley—Ensior; No. 2 spriue —— LIVE STOCK, on Ciieaco, Octobor 30,—Drover's Journal re- ports; Hogs —Receipta 16,500; active, and 10c higher; rough packing, 4 10@4 60; packing and shipping, e, 4 15@4 703 skips and ¢ @4 00. Cattle _Rocoipts, 7000 wweak, active; ex- common to choice shi to good cows, 2 00@+4 00, 0@:3 75 feedars 3 80@4 50; Wyom: Montana, 5 40, cceipts 8,000; weak; common to good to choice, 3 t0@3 80; ports stockers, ing, 4 1 Sheep good, 2 00@3 50; lambs, 4 00@4 50, ST, 'LOUIS. Sr. Lours, October 30,—Cattle—Rezeipts 1,200; easier and not lower; natives scarce and the demand light. Exports 6 30@6 70; com- mon to choice_shipping 4 50@ Receipts 800; best am.lnn firm; ; common to choice 3 25@ 4 00. 7,600;nctive; Yorkers, 4 50@4 80; _butchers, 4 40@4 5h; packing, 460@1 90, KANSAS OITY Kaxsas Ciry, October 30,—Cattle —Receipts, 1()00‘ good natives scarce and ts' 6 10@6 3 ; common m choice (@ 0% ows, 2 70@3 ipts, 4,600; firmer at IUL higher cosipts 600; firmer and 10c common to ir to good, 2 90@3 00@? 66 medium 2 MAHA MARKETS, holesale Prices, Orrioe o THE OMAHA Brr, } Triday Morping, October 3 The following prices are charged retailors by jobbers, wholesalers and ocommission mer- chants withthe excoption of grain, which is quoted at the prices furnished by the elevators and other local buyers: Flour and Millstufts Winter Wheat—Bost quality patent at 280 @2 9. Second quality—2 20@2 50. Spring Wheat—Best quality, patent, 2 80@ 290, Second Quality—2 15@2 50, Bran—60c per cwt. Chopped Foed—Par 100 Ibs., 90c. Corn Meal—1 00@L 10 per owt. Scroenng—65@ 750 per cwt, General Produce Apples—Teceipta continue heavy, only choice stock saleable at Bulk re- ceipte slling at 2 , ace rding lit) per bus aleable. Navies nedinm, 125 s~ Only clean_stock n) per bushel, 1506 1.7 " Comb Honey—In good domand, Receipts very small aud meet with ready sale at 18@20¢ In1and21b frames, Bocswax —In good demand, Choico bright por Ib, 26@28¢; common to good dark per b, 15@20c. Butter— The weather is now cool enough to decidedly oncs over bu aro only put 1t is abs Lutoly necessary 14 be wrappe | in muslin, in w0 for the butter, 1t will crumbling up or becom- cked in a box gives , which helps the Al choice butter, ly sale, whils st ory fioh, ice di ship in rolls altogether, which have the prefe the er shape, 4 I th order to get full prevent the rolls fro iug soiled, an Ilfnu 1at and cl of butter wondorfull however, meets with re and poor is very dull, croamery 1co hous g ol table, 16@17; fair, 12014; in: o8, 6@, Cider—"Ohio” 'per bbl, $7.00; *York, State” por bbl. 28.0u: per 4 bbl. e densed por la. §c; crab apple, per gal, Cheese—Full cream, wa n i is growing heavier prico bound to advance rapidly. S e ‘above 2 ugar—Puro, in bricks, por b, 160, small eakes 124c, Ouions, —Market bure and demand good at at £0 conts p r bushel, Porcory - Choico dry In fair demand, at @2} Very few live chickens , and dressed in only butas in pretty good alive, per dozen, S2.50; 1 Quiet. dressed, per 1b en, £3.00; ducks, d geoss, dressed, per b, 1 ch Game has been very scarce #o far, and all Kinds are in strong réquest. e per 1b., 9@10c; decr saddles, por antelop 8 afho; antelope sad- dle, por’ b, Drairio’ chickens, per dozen, %2 (0 00; goeso, per dozen, jack rabbirs, per doz an, $400@$5 0 rabbits, per do; 2100@s1 £1,00@ duckes, toes sell readil Well assorted stock of good iz at 30@35¢ per bushel regw atoss and mi , and aro hard to dis- t Potatoes=-Only choice large salable 2 per Ib, Grocers Lint OANNED GooDS—Ovaters (Standard)per case, strawberries, 2 1b, per i rasp- 1 ase, 2 50; California pears, per case, 5 80; apricots per case, 0 per case 590; white cherries | plums per caso 4 50; whortie 800; egg plums, 2 I, per groan s, 2 I, per ciss, 2 90; pino lpp]un 210 or caxe, i 4 inch and larger, 9c, § inch, e ine CanpLes—Boxes, 40 1bs, 165, 14c; s, 14c; boxes 40 1bs, MATCHES— P round, cases Bic; dark yel 4—Ordi good, 134c ©; fancy green hent Juva, 20@260% Arbuckle's roush siana primo to cholcs, 6@ ‘atma, 6ic o 1 mackero half brls,, 7 50; Family § bls 4 25; No, 1 kits 105; fam, kits 60; No. o fish, half brls, 6 50: No. 1 kits, Oic. s, 8 00; fauiily kits and v pails, 1 85, l\m- THE DAILY BEE- 15fe, MeLagghlins. XXXX rosted, mitation Java, 16j@18fe; Clark's ra, 15 ¢ —Standard Com 680 In b pay T oase; 6 00; do in y do in barrels, 8 0. ; lam in barre PIeKkELs —Me 1 ol e; choi ) pails, 210, 9 00; pic [boardis, 1 85; Donble Grotwn, 2 00 Well. buckets, 3 85, Soars—Kitk's Savon In Kirk's satinet, 3 60; v Kirk's White ' Rus So: Kl euto ; Porasu anincans, 4 case in case, 8 55; Babbitt's ball, chor ball, CaNDy stick, 10c, Vin Beaver Ibnm LL, fic H, 7{c; Ro; A, 80; Wanchus 1 90; An doz. in case, dc \l(xv-l 11a12¢; stick, 10al1c; twist An—New York apple, 16c; Ohio ap Dray loads, per bbl, 16 o A Thes Addan. Bruhswick, 7 TLawrence L1, bic; Pact: | Sthndard, Tho; Tndinn Hond 'Fixk Brows Argyle, Tie; Por- perell R, 7e; Salisbury R, 6§c. Breacugn CorroNs—Ballon 4.4, 6he; Bal lon, 1 York N Cresk CC, 10c; Haymakers, 8c; Jaffray T, 12{c 1 P 1 Oumberland 4-4, 8¢; Davoll DD, Fairmonnt, 43c; Fruit of the Loom l'hu\' of the Wes ey Golden (-M 1178, 8c; Hill 4-4, 74c; Lonsdale, 8hes Now ills, 113c; Wi S 104c. Ducks u,n\”mn Boston, 8 oz., 114c; Bos 10 11he; Boston, 9 oz, Lic; Fall ; Wast Bie; Wast Point, 8 oz., 11¢; Toint Bear, 8 oz, 11¢. “ Amoskeng, 1c; Continental Cordis, 104e; Powel River, 138¢, Hamleton A'wnings, 12}, noskeag, 1dc; Beaver Crook Beaver Creek BB, 1lc: Beaver D& rl Tuver, Warren BI} Wa (brown), 1 ), Lic; Warren OC (brown), Cangaics—Fifth avenue glove finish, £o Keystone glove finish, 5hc. nmpleu 8fc: Lancaster stapl Yl?uln, Wavdrlys, 41 Conskn | —Amory, 7h; Hancock, 8¢, i Rockport, 7c. Ghe; American Bjo: Arn v, 44c; Indigo 12}c; Stoel igo 7-8, 11he; Indigo 14, Charter Oak, 44c. American, be; Co- Southbridge, 4ic; Rosedale, 4§c. AMS —Amoskeng staples, Sle; Bates es, ' Sci Plunkot #he; Amoskonag Hudson checks, Persians, Yhe, it apsom salt, per It o 50c; opius quinine, P, & W; and R, & S, per $110; potassium, Todide, per b, S salicing por oz, 00 sulihuto morphine, pei sulphur per Ib., 4c; stry chn headlight, per gallo seod raw, 1o 1x O1L—White lead, Omaha P, P, 5c; white lead, St. Louis, pure, bjc; Marseil: les, green, 1to' 5 1b cans, 20¢; French zine, greon_seal, 1 nch zi French nish aset, 20 in ofl, nast, 16c; raw and ‘burnt umber, 1 1 1 chrome green, L. M. t 57 di wa lozk, aalt, 8o to1 00; %0 24¢ o calf kid, szl@. y [ 80; N 1 har, 840, 187 whis Kentusky bonrbons, and Ponosylvanin ryos, 2 00@7 00, GIHOO 1 84 00; American, per case, 12 00@16 00, 1 lurnm«h O mondCrown, lis We quote Inwber, .ath and shivgles on cars at Omaha at the following pricos: Joir AND BCOANTLING—16 eud onder 22 00, TiMBEEs—16 foet and under, 20 00, TiMpEB AND JOIST—20 1%, 280); 241t 25 00, Fenoing—No, 1, 4 and 6 ln,, 20 04, uuspp, 15¢; A\rlmgtuu brocade, 18c. cans, 10c; raw and buent Sienna, 10c; v 13c; russian blue, Dress Goons —Atlantic Alpaces, 94 Por ane cashmere, 23jc; Hamleton cashmero Hamlaton Fancus, 113e; Hamleto bro- Druxn. AND U mEMICALS—Acid, Carbolic , tartario, b3¢; balsam capabia, per llu assafras, per b, 1%¢; calomel, per honidir, per oz, $0 50; chloroform .'$110; Dovers powders, per )b, $1 m lycerin, puro, per lead acef 1b. 22¢; o1l castor, 1 60; il castor, No. 3, per Ral., S140; oil origanum, DRraa: ber gal., il, olive, por gal per oz, Sl 3! Paints Oils and Varnis| Ons—110 caroon, per gatlon, 1 per gallon, 12jc; 1 T64e; 1508 headlight, et, per uulh‘vn. 100 per ga 160; fish W. 1 catsfoot oxtra, per gallon, 90 Inbrioating, zoro, por. gallon, & golden machine, No. 1. pr 2 Zioysperm; e A, per gal on, 1 ndyke refined lampblack, 12¢; coach ‘and_ivory black, 16e; drop black, 16 40c; ultramarine blue, Igc; & D, 16e; blind and tor green, T, M. & D)., 16c; Paris gres Venetian red, 9 n \nrml]hulx, L&r, L. M., 0. & ) 18¢ ollow ochre, g olden 16 |r|lu|l, ryer, Sc; graining colors, light ouk, dark oak, Alnut, chestnut and ash, 15e, Leather. Oak sole, 880@120; hemlook olo 280@S3o} ewlock kip, 80c; runner 650 to 750} hem- homlook npper, 220 npper, 240; -l ator, 4 00 to b b0; Grolsen kid, 2 80 40 2 75; oal onk calf, 120 to 1 30; Fro : French calf, 125 to % 00; ruat alngn, 600 868 50 top- ]{All\mm “No. 1 star oak, 3¢ l\u 2 Bdc; 1 Ohio oak, 83c; INo, Z do, 8loy No, Milwaukoe 340: No 2do 88c, No. 1 Pitts oak har, 860; No, B] Pitts oak Liquors AR0OHOL—188 proot aloohol, 2 26 per wine allon oxtra Callfornia. mpirits, . 18 proot, 18 per proof gallon; triple refined wpirits proot, 117 ‘per proof f]nllun; ro-distillnd en 10021 bo; fino b Beaxnigs—Imported, hm@wflfll domestie Gins—Imported, 4 50@6 00; domestio, 1 40 Rows—Tmportod, 4 5008 00; Now Kagland, $9@4 00; domestlo, 1 b0@8 b0, PEAOH AND APPLE BRANDY—1 76@4 00, CHAMPAGNES—Imported per case, 28.00@ Tobacco, Pru Bullion 45 y's, ur “n‘n\ 48¢; Fing Cur- lnmmun‘ B 580c Hard to Boat70 o Sweot Sixtoen, § Meerschaum, 80c; ln ham, 8 oz, Durham % ndte good 600; Din BMOKING (), 1 4 ot al "of North of North Carolin ‘arolinia, 40z na, 2 oz, blei 'O, K K. Durham, 2 o Tow and Jorry, Lumner. WHOLESALR, 24 00; No, 2, Sirerino—No, 1(2d commou bowrds), 20 00; No, 2, 18 00, 8,2 SiniNg, clear 20 8rook Boarns—A, 45 00; 13,40 00; 0, 85 00, Froosing—No, 1, 40 00; No, 2, 85 00; No, 96 00 27003 No, 2) 25005 No, 8, " Osiuxa—, 87 008, 2 10c. 10 00@11 00; 9 ll) 20¢ [ nded, 1 60@?2 56; 200@7 oo, IKentucky | : @ 3ruvoues, best—4 50; standard, § 50, LATH Live werment, bbl, por bu, B0c vomed 8 50, 8 95 por M, Per barral, 12 bualk par by 2 25; Tow plaster, bbl, Tarred foit, 100 fbe, 8 Mosvy Hardware Tist Tron, rates, 2 rucibla, 7c; #p 10, 15020; wagon 8pol t. 1 25 fellog A11e; washers, per iron wedges, 6¢; crowb fo; spring _stoel, 1 10: Burden's mi Barnn Wirg—In car Narts L w, 10 to | Sior 1 85 by , 6 40: do, 1 88: bla per 100 foot, H0c Lkan - Bar 1 65, Coat, ~Cumberland ! ris run cite, 11 25all 60: Canon City, 10 10cs roso pink, ochre, Am . ordinary, L0 iie, 180 vandyko, brows, 8¢ burn, 4c; nmber, raw, do; donna, raw, doj Parle grean, comnon, 20c ome ey 'nrmll]fisr:‘ll m 1403 Vau 2§c3 Venetian red, Amori 7te; chrome yellow, genui w, K., 12c;0chre roclo; lossburg, 10 00 5 00; Whitebros ast nul 8y whiting m o mpblack Parls X, 1 erfonn, VaRNisizs-—Barrels, care, oxtra, 1 10; furnituro, ixtra, $1 40; yxtra, 8175 ) ocoach, N ing, 7 00, 700 oh rine, . 210; o per 100, font 1 amp, 5 0: FRIDAY OCTOBER 31, hal, 85 503 hale wksmith, 10 00: Mor: Whitohreast 00: Towa Tump, ) Anthra per ton, 1003 Parls , 1fcr whiting tormantown, 14¢; |r~wlu blue, bbo; sionn, ohigh brown 2403 Spanlsh brown, 2 Srinon's mineral, ¥o per_ gallos o vormillion, Kng,, , 18¢; Indian, red, inn red, Cookson's, u, 1§c; rod lowd, hromo yel: ny : ochre. French, + Wintor's mineral, h. Furnl No. 1, 81; conch, o. 1, 81 20; Damar shollac, 88 50t hard ofl tinish ¥1 60,1 e — DENVEN MARKET 5@2 00; whnL 100 Ibs, ryo, 1 760@7 70 me!-‘C'!lunds, 100 Ihs, '1 55@1 63 apan, 700; asphaltum, oxtra, 850; e GRAIN, FEED, ET0—Whaat, 1mllu S0@90c; @1 75, Hav—Balod, tom, baled, ton, ranch, Ougesz—Full crea 1@ 1h,i11@13c; skim, llv 9@ Je; Sw wiss, Imported, 31@820; c; burger. H(mlflc PouLtar—Live old chickens, dor,1 75@5 25; live springs, doz, 8 05@1 0 ive turkeye, b., 15@17c. Poraros— Colorado, 100 Ibs, 5 00@b upland, dor, 2 sweet, per Ib,, 3}@8jc. ‘VROETABLES — Onions, yellow, 100 50: eabbage, 100 lbs, 120@1 30; turnips, 100 lhs, 1 00@ 1 125@1 5 100 b, 1.25: carrots, 100 1 GREEN VEGETAB Te; cucumbers, 10@ H@ 10@ onions, string beaus, gal, b carrots, ) doz, b7 doz 12@ plant, doz, 50@1 00, Frurrs —Lemons, per case, Messina, 6 50@ 8 00; oranges, Rodi, case, § 10@8 50; hbl, Louisiana, ), ‘Cunn Meats hams, sweet p ; dr Tast, 1b, 143; beef, 1b, 16 tiorces, 93@ Fresi M Ty xw 1, Ib, 16@18; antalope skins' 001.—Colo buck, b, 8; M can, !’nu —Mnckum) Ih, 17@180 2AS, & 3 @4 2 12 00@ Kl Live S’I‘OGI(*( Jolorado steers, 3 ws, 100 b, ; thoop, 2002 80, 1, perlb, 103@120; 3 Ib, 8@10; groen stecrs and br 4@t }; groen calf, 1b, wline, dry, 7@F: w, winter, b, 12@10; « Flint N doer ki b, 12@1 ado \u Joint re “hree (3 int sail o i as foltows, t0-wit fon 4T vio 8 dunng w milo they sh any pay « mileage. o 108 Ties than » forty duys of the aid toea of the ixty days of the niture of bills shall Governor shall, by spocial messago tlon of the Loglsli alaw on the wubje atur pplos, leflower, b.w,l 00@1 505 ); peaches, box, 2 vapes, box, Molvoint, Peru, bauch,3 00@5 0} cranberries, bbl, B & 00. n 5; Oolorado white, 1 14@1 15; 1 1I'(n| 12; barley 100 Ibs, 1 30@1 40; ton, on mek 13 5%@14 5H0; 1bs, on track, 1 27@1 2; chop, mixed, 100 1bs, on track, 1 30@1 80; corn moal, chop, ton, @1 b0, 2008 12 £0, Iiama. sugar cured, , 1b, 14§; vacon. break: calt nidos, lard in pails, 109104; lard in Ib, ts—Drossed beof Col choice veal, 1b, 11@13; hogs, 1b, 3 00 deer allow, | 1, por 1, 13@i43; an 150, cnllfulh!l :nhhun, half bbl, 10 50, Hullwul honmy. kee, 160651 PROCLAMATION, n wasadoptod by the Stato of Nebrasks, at the T e 15 of office of n Logisluture shall b two. years, and thoy & lary of throo hundred I travel in going Aftor the expiration of sslon 10 bl nur Joint rewolotions L e i roto,” T t which & tion relating Lo Legislative Doy proposod Au lstive Mopattment.” KitkA#, & Joln Tesolutio of N duturs of the 10 sist of & Governor, nth Sossion thoreof State 1o Exeon Licute ant Go i approved Fi ) Amendment t (%) of tho Corstit aldsection as swend Departm Auditor of Public Acoou nden omumissioner of Pub ic stiall bo heid on' t Monday in Novem Loction shall be h cach oven §ear th may bo prosided th way b provided f0r by law. ta Publio A of State, Au uissioners. first Tuos jay sucoonding the firr roamery, @24 dairy, 5@16; cooking, 1b, corn, ixed, bran, 100 100 Ibe. 165 13 00@15 00 upland, looss, ‘ton, 13 00@16'00; second bot- 10 L0@11 00; alfalfa, loose, ton, clover, baled, ton, 14003 loose, ton, 13 00@16 00; etraw, 00@9 00. Burrer—Creamery, creamory, fine, Ib, 0! : dairy. choice, 1b, 22@ 20; dairy, fair, I, 17 over, aled, on track, 36@10; fair, 1b, good, State, candled and warranted, doz, 2 Lim- ducks, doz, 95 @1 00; 1b, 1 11, m%xnun b, G@8: lamb, 1b, 10@12h. per 100 1bs, king, s Ibs, @1 10; beots. - rumncuen, per m.‘w . doz, celery, doz parsloy, RE 5; Iried ado, per greon kip Kit, mesn fhers of the I cach lollars for their sing of 75; trott, per m restricted aid Amend- following natit “Again § ndment to the Constitution relatin nt shall con rnor, Socrotary Vo Jf Pullic Instruction, Attorney Gen: Tands uc Huilling ohicer hold_his office fur b 1638, aud each succeeding 14 at th altor. for | litor Coimmissioncr of Publ Genor during their torm cord, books and (1) of Article "Eaccutive kvt amo. rolal Al other ofticors that , shall reside at the eat of I8, undor tho vrovis ounts, Troasurer, I and Buildings, and At governmont 5 Land koep the public re opartiicnt.” mont to Seetion Ong (1) of A itution, entitl ) Therefore, 1. Jamos W State of N Aunce S thi 4t wHaL. } { Ak | Done at Li Eighiteath v o cfthe | wy havd at 8§ il th ay 4 1sth ear of th uited State d th officers herein I clo Fite (b of tho Con opartmer . the Une Hundred aid JAMES Becrotery o tho 1 W. DAW of State hereof, | have hercunto ret catsed o bo aflixed the { the State of Nebrasks. A, . 1634, le ‘The use of the torm ** H¥no Line" in connection with th i corporato namo of & gront road con\n)a an {doa of ust what (@ 18 Raiiwav Time Table. In¥ 1at, 1854, WHSTWARD DEPART Union Pacific. |4 x| r.w ii'ion ojotuie,. Fyproes. Voo 0. & Rep. Vailov. TITI R A [ivesn [B.am. in'Nsb, | 7 oon o e —~ 6'ica) .. Night Expros 10008 SOUTHWARD, oae . |Misgouri Pacific ©oa] 8958 Right Bape ~—~lo.'8. 8t. J. 00| 8 860" Viw Connell Tl Wabash Route I Bkt ) 1 0on|....sk Lou Kxpress i i STWARD, C. M, & St Paul ii ) Wbyren - co[ 946 llclflc“ 8 400 - & NW Tay Express LiNight Exprass NEXTY - CB &Q 4 60a[For Chicago via PIutan'th| & 40a] 7 | 4 256a/For Chicago via C. Blufls| © 45a( 7 858 NORTHWARD, C 8t.P.M & O Nloux Cify Exross. |Okland Accommodation (10 50¢ lowa Div. S C &P — t. Panl Day Expross. ... | 8'86a| S, Paul Night Expres. | 0'dba b 800 6 40m 7 868 1ve at Th 0 a m and 6 1 dummy traing also i fons, at the transf, 0to make onstorn coni but not to cheok b OMAHA BRIDGE TRAINS Dummy Trains ~Leave Cmaha at 640,800, 900, 1000, 1% 16 8, 100, 200, 3 (0, 4 00, 6 00, 6 00, uios later, Leavo Councl Blufts (Bronduway 980, 10 80, 1140 a v Soa"1108 b k. _On Hudaye 1 and 8 80 au m trains will Teansfor 7 ) minutes later, TransferTrains—Leave Omahaat § 15, $63 1005 &, 4 26, 0 10 and 065 p m, daily Arrivoat 9 46 and 11168 m, 12'26, 7 35 and 816 p dopot) at 7 20, 830 0. 480, 650, 685 50and'10 30 am ot run- Arrivo at SUNDAV TRAINS o via tho Tripartito Allianco Linee, "1 AUNDAY MORNING, I NW]| NW\ K| Mil 18| -0/ 1 Sopteibor. ning and Mond In correspoading order. d morning yalosarriy & Q. trafo run o THEY MUST BE BED Dr. Yo\num Electric Belts. YOR TUE CURK 0¥ NBRYOUNNKSS JURRILL- LONS OF MAN \ WEAKNESS Y AN ol X i oK AwAY, showin may ho cured, and recos Hew'th, Strength and Manly Vigor, winnour e A v kDI, will bo sonk freo by post on x &, A MEDICAL WORK TO 1K GIVEN MHLLYAND MINING MACHINERY. " ¥ PATERT, L6W boas whio 0340 LU An’Emmu SLOMAN BROTHERS, BURLINGTON, I0WA. THE LARGEST inon WoRKS N TH ATE BRIDGE - WORK, Wheeleg. Sorapers, an vahorators, I ECENTLY FROM FREMONT, NEB, Q,\\\TECT[/”” " 1RON -WORK, AGENTS FOR WHOLESA E LEATHER, SADDLERY, SADDLERY IIARDWAR]&. WE PAY THE HIDES, PELTS, FURS, TALLO W, WOOL, 'HIGHEST MARKETPRICES For Hides, Wool, Pelts, Ete., and consignments made to us will receive [prompt attention, for which immediate returns will be made. 13th Street, Bet. Dodge and Capitol Ave, - throo pou da of corn. tion in the spring Try it and judge for yourselves. i [ 1086 p.' On Sundiyathio S0 and10 00 1w aod | 200 and 400 1w trains o not run. Arelvo at trans. | 168 fer dopot 18 minutes later: Broadway depot 20 min. | Address SPECIAL NOTICE TO Growers of Live Stock and Others. WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO Our Ground Qil Cake. It is {hio best and cheapest food for stock of any kind, OMAKA, NEB. One pound is equal to Stock fed with Ground Oil Gake in the Fall and Winter Price §25.00 per ton. WOODMAN LINSEED Ull, COMPANY, instead of running down, will increaso in weight and be in good marketable condi Dairymen, as well us others, who use it, can testify to its mer No chargs for sacks Omaha, Neb. P. BOYER CO DEALERS IN FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF Hall's 'Safe and Lock Comp'y SAFES,. 'VAULTS, 'LOCKS, ETC. ALORKNO IFFarnarm Bireoot. Omah intrusted to us shall receive our careful attention. Satisfaction Guaranteed. STEELE, JOHNSON & CO., WHOLESAEE GROCERS HLJB. LOCKWOOD, (formerly of Lockwood & Draper, Chicago, Manager of the Tea, Cigar and Tobacco Departments. the aboxe; also Pipes and Smokers’ carried in stock. and samoles farnished on application. A fulllino of all grades of Pricos Open o:dora AGEYVS FGI? BEI/WDUD NAILS AND LAFLIIV & RAND POWDER CO roqulred by the travoling riib lic—a Short Line 0 and the bost : ‘. s Slonacall of which are fars in Amorlca. LINE. hed by $ho roatest rallwi L. A G IR FRANZ FALK BREWING C0., Milwaukee. Wis. Orrcaco, Mmwaukes And St. Paul. I8 owne &nd oporates over 4,500 milea of thorn Tlinols, Wiscousin, Minnosots, lowa ota; and ng t main lines, brauchos and conneo- h all tho great Lusinoas contros of the wost and Far Wost, It naturally ausworn the dosorlption of Short Liuo, and Bost Routo botween Chioago, Milwaukeo, St. Paul and Minnoapolls. Chicago, Milwaukoo, L Crous: Chiosgo, Milwaukeo, Abordoor Ghloago, Milwaukee, Kwu Clairo ua Sthlwn« Chicago, Milwauleo, Wausau and M Ohlcago, Milwaukeo, Boavor Da ! Milwoukee, Waukosha Chicago, Milwaulioe, Madison and Prairio Chioago, Milwauk atonna and Fairlbsul Chicago, Bololt Janesville and Mineral Polns. Chioago, Elgn, Rockford and Dubuquo. Chicago, Clinton, Rock Tsland and Codar Rap! Chicaggo, Council BlufTs and Omab: Ohlcago, Sloux City, Sioux Fallsand Yankl Milwaukoo, and Chamberlain. nd, Dubugt t o w - £1d aro i MILWAUKER AND e ioni i e pasianfars by oOFLe0UssiaploYer of the 5. 8. MERRILI, G AV L 2. CLARK Gou Boph GRO.HKILFFORD, Asi's. Gon' Northeast Nebrasks ALONG THE LINE OF THE Chicago, St Paul, Minneapallsy: and OMAHA RAILWAY. The new extonslon of this line from Wakofleld up the BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the GAN through Conoord and Colorldge TO EARTINGTOIN, Roaches the bost portion of th ourslon rates for lan nager. RPENTER, Gon' Pase. Agh Auh Pa C. F. COODMAN, AND DEALER IN OMAHA, NEB. GUNTHER & CO.,, Sole Bottlers, Wholesale Druggist Paints, “0ils, Varnishes and Window Glags, M. HELLMAN & CO., Whoiesale Glothiers 1301 AND 1303 FARNAM STREET, COR. OWVIA LA 1318, MEEIR.ASE A . HENRY LEHMARNN, Wil P JOBBER OF Will i LEASTE. [lN[l‘ltlLI‘b DUPLICATED 1118 FARL AMESTREST, - - - OMAHA, NEB ok Wayno, Norfolk and Hartington, snd via principal poluts on the SIOUX CITY & PACIFIO RAILROAD Traing over tht C., 5t. P. M. & O, Railway to Cov ngton, Sloux Clty, Pouca, Hartington, Wayno and Nortolk, QDonnect at Blair or Fromont, Oakda.¢, Nollgh, and through t0 Val fontino. tos all n audtormation call on wpkin, § BEre itk Strawmer, Twelve aiticles in oue. Tho Orestost Comble natica Knowa, A. L. STRANG & C()., Double and Single Acting Power ana Hand ~PUMPY, STEAM PUMPS “Evame Trimmings, Mlning Machinery, " Belting, Hose, Brass and ircn Fittngs, at AND SCHOOL BELLS, lesale and retail, HALLADAY WIND-MILLS, CHURCH (‘nrnor loth Farnam 8t.. Omaha Nah tric Lamp Candle Power W. L. WRIGHT Tmporter, Jobber and Manufacturer's Agent of CROCKERY, LI\MPS IETC 13th Street, OMAHA, - . i Fhe kocings . nnlxené\udulmfll " nerralnrlullw wolg e lginding ¢ y 'nun.. [3H GLASSWARE, Bet, Farnam and Harney. NEBRASKA. (SLLLImSUK TO l‘(lsl‘}"lt & GRAY), i{LIME AND CELENT, ro Gth end Dcugles stroets . LU VISR, OMAHANEB