Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 14, 1884, Page 3

ITHE DATLY NEBRASKA Naliomil Bank, OMAHA, NEBRASKA., FPAID UP OAPITAL.. SURPLUS MAY 1, 1884 TRECTORSN A, R TOUZALIN, \ PANKING OPFION) The Iron Bank. COR, 12TH ANDFARNAM §T3. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED, INTEREST allowed on time depoetts upon tavorable terms and npon accounts of banke and bankers, FOREIGN EXOHANGE Government Bonds and Oounty and Olty seourltioa bonght and sold, In its troatment of customors the most lib) eral policy in pursued consistent with safe and round banking, and we invite corresponce ence or pereonal inqulcy in connoction there ! FINANCE AX0 COMMERCE. C“INANOCIAL New Youx, Nov, 13 —Money — Easy 3@ 1c; closad at 1 per cont offered. Primo paper —b@6 Sterling Billa —Quiet, 4834, Governmenta—Lower, Railways—Strong, higher. Stocks—The stuck market was strong throughout the day, and towards the closo speculation was pesitively buoyant. The mar ket closed strong at or near the best figures of the day. Compared with last night, closing prices are } to 2§ hicher., OOUPONS, firm at 4 80; demand, 19 ‘s Coupons 113 8. new 4's. 121 Pacific 6's of '95. 126 BTOCKS AND BONDS, Oentral Pacific. Uhimo & Alum do Chicago, Burlington & Guing nnfim, kanwnan&, gsxm'ar& Rio Grande. s ciincis Gonirai. Indianapolis, Bioori. & Western.... Kansas & Texas, Lake Shore & M Louisville & Nash: Michigan Central. Missouri Pacific. ... Northern Pacific. . do do pid.. Northwestorn.... do pfd New York Central. . Oregon Trnn!-ConLlnentnl stern. = 2 Rock Island.. 8t, Louis & San do do pfd. Chicago, Mflwz'ljukae & St. do St. Paul & Omaha, o do pid. ‘Wabash, St, Loms& Paafic, . do do pid. Wentorn_Union Telegraph 0. R &N, e ———— GENERAu PRODUCE, CHICAGO PRODUCE, Cuicaco, November 13, — Flour — Quiet wenk and unchanged. Wheat—Active ~and_ unsettled; opened steady, adyanced fc, declined and closed fo over yesterday; 5@ cash; 72 for November; 7sic for Docomber; Zilo for January; Stic‘for May; No. 2red, 7 o; No. 8red, vle. Corn —Active and unsettled; oponed at yes- s closivg and advanced sharply “till eacted, recoverod and November ad- ed 1ic, the year jc, declined, November , the yoar Ac; fluctunted and closed No- iiber ‘1ic over yesterday, the year ic un- 41hc for November; the year; Ro der; 44 244jc for cach; 304 2 89gc for Deco 3642 for Jauuar, @3 for for May. X rm and quiet; ic to jc batter; ash and November; 263 December January: 29c for May. ye—Quiet; b0@?le, Barley—Nom Timothy—Dul Blax Send—Quict Fairly ac | Gorn—Western, quist and steady: mixed, spot, 58 asked for the year. poRti=Qulet, and exsh nixed § ; western white Ryo-Qulet at Eggs iy Whisky- 'Lr dy at 1 18 MILWAUR (uwu kER, November 1 2 M N y aker; old rejected, @40c. cand very scarce; No, 2, do No, 2 spring, 3¢ NEW ORLEANS, axs, November 13, r—(‘.-m @ white and yellow, n, quiet ani stead Oata—West 84¢; chol Corn M Dull and lower; Pork—Steady and in better dei 14 50, Lard—Firmer; tierce refined, 7 75; keg, 8 00, Whisky—Steady; western rectified 105 @1 25, LIVERT 001 Liverroot, November 13, — Breadstuffs— Quiet. o !\\'hw\L ~Winter 68 1d@6s 4d; spring,6s 6d@ d 7s. Corn—bs 64, TOLEDO. Totkno, Ohio, November 18.—Wheat—~ Quiet. nml firm; No 2red, cash and Novem- ber, 673, Cnrn “Dall and nominal; No. 2. spot, 46e " Gata—Dull; No, 2, cash and November, 27 asked, OIRCTNNA" OmvorNNaTL, No ‘Whoat— Strong- er; No, 2 red 78 Corn—Strong; No. 3 mixed 43@43]. Onts—Strong and higher at 28c. Rye—Quiet at 6ic. Barley —Steady; No. 2 2 fall, 72@73. Pork—Quiet at 13 5, Lard—Strong at 7 1 Bulk Meats—Dull and nnclnnyed' shoul- ders, 5 354; short ribs, b & Whisky -Dull at 111, KANSAS OITY, Kaxsas Crry, Nov, 18.—Wheat—Steady; cnsh 503; December, 51} bid, 51§ asked; Jan- uary, (3¢ bid, b4 asked. Corn—Stroger; cash, 820@32; November 30; January, 26 bid; May, 284 bid, 288 asked. Oata—Dull and nominal, Egra—Lowor; 184c. gl e LIVE STOCK, OHICAGO, Onicaco, Nov, 18,—Drover's Journal re- ports; Hogs —Receipts 36,000; opened active and 5@10c lower: rough packing, 4 0024 2 pucking and shipping, 4 35@4 65; light, 4 0@ 450; skips, 8 50@4 25, Cattlo—TReceipts 10,500; opened active and 10c to 15c lower, exports, 6156@6 60; com mon to choice, $90@5 90; inferior to good Gows, 3 30624 C0; stockers, s 20@3 80; Tecdore 3 90@4 40; range, steady: Montanas, 5 10@ 540; Nobraskas, 4 20@4 25. Sheep—Receipts 4,000; gull and_50@75¢ under last week; inferior tn fai-, 1 75@2 50; medium to_chaice, 2 6083 75, — ST, LoUIS, Sr, Lous, November 13.—Cattle ~Recoipts, 1,100; active, strong nnd lughl'r' common to choice shipping 4 b0 Sheep —Recoipts choice, 2 00@3 75. Lambs—3 00@4 25, oga—Receipts, 77005 lower and_activo; Yorkers, 4 30@4 45; packing, 4 35@4 b butchers, 4 b)@4 65, KANHABUIT! Kansas Orry, Mo,, November 13,—Cattle —Receipts, 1,800; exports, 6 00@6 mon to_choice shipping, ' 00@5 9 2 60@3 30, 7,000; weak, to ; qmflt, common 28 Receipts, 15 lower; Shoop—Recelpta muttone, 3 00@3 50. —— MAHA MARKEXS, Wholesale Prices, Ovriox or THE OMAHA Bee, Thursday evening, November 13, steady; fair to good Tas tollowing prices are charged retaflors by Jobburs, wholesalers and commission mer- chants with the excoption of grain, which is quoted at the prices furnished by the elevators and other local buyors: Cash No. 2, 55ka. : Cu h No. 2. 4dc. Rye—Cash No. 8, 80 Corn—No, 3, 20ic, Hid 7 Steady: geoon butchers & dry fiint 12; dry salt] green salted, 7§@ 1:@11; damaged n)’mlv 00 for e h, ll 2@l "H for ',ha 11 40@11 42} for February. Lard —Active and stronger, osed steady; for Novembe December; 6 6 6 974 for 705@7 074 for March, Bulk Meats—Dry salted shoulders, 5 00@ ; short clear, 6 70@6 75; short ribs, 6 00@ 5, ‘Whisky—Steady at 115, Butter—Dull and unchanged. asy, unchanged. Lggs - Quiet, steady at 19@21c. Hides— Unchanged., Tallow— Unchavged. neceipts, Ship'ts, Flour, bbls......cooe. o 28,000 27,000 Whoat, bushels 148,000 19,000 Corn, bushels. 93,000 196,000 Oats, bushels 71000 53,000 Rye, bushels 9,000 3,000 Barloy, bush 19,000 21,000 ST, LOUIS PRODUCE. Sr. Louts, November 13,—Whoat market active; No. 2 red, 75@7bh cash: 754@75§ No- Vember; 764778 Decamber; 18{@688 Janu- M orn—as Novembe: ctive and higher; 37 cash; 35 326@35§ for the year; 32§ vanu- ary, Oats—Steady and slow; 26§ cash, Novem- ber and the year, Ryo—Dull at 48 Barley—Dull; 60@75c Butter—Ung chnlked. Eggs—Quiet at 10, Flaxseed—Qui Bran—Unchavged. Cm-n Meal—Quie 20, —Steady; prairie, 950@10; Timothy, 10 0015 00, Pork—Firi .nd —Firn; western & bty 113, OaLL Boarn—Wheat —Firmer,shade better: s new moss 17 steam spot 7 95@ 75ic for November and year; 703@76jc De- cember; 79¢ Januady; 88¢ May. 'Corn-—Firm; 40c Noveuber; 34{c year; #34c January 3ic May. Oats —Dull; 26§ December; 29jc May, NEW YORK PRODUOE. ,000; No. 2 spring, lei ungraded red, crop ; January te exports, zn 2,0 hl,(lmr firm; recoipts 16 closing at 81 Corn—Spot } tions stead: .‘n'k)fl]mwgrm!ml A74@53; No. 2 uary closing at 47§, Onta s e better; receipta, 125,000; ox- poru. 1000; wixed western, 82@33c; white, @40 wing weak, op- 0, exports, @534; Jane Barley- Hay —Firmer; Bran -Steady at eal -Dull; 2 Western friab Quiet and unchanged. athy 10 00@10 25, moderate demand; (eata—Stordy; shoulders 5 75; shurt bldos: two thirds price, Tallow—5 R5§, Sheep Pelts—25@1 00, Wool. Light fine 13@15c. Heavy fine 12914c, Medium 15@16c. Burry 2 to be off, Market Dull, Flour and Millstutta @Wlnu*r ‘Wheat —Iest quality patent at 280 Socond anality—2 20@2 50, A Spring Wheat—Best quality, patent, 2 80@ 90, Second Quality—2 15@2 50, Bran—6le per owt, Ghopped Foed—Por 100 Iba., 90c, Jorn Menl—1 00@ 1 10 per cwt, Soreening—65@70¢ per owt, General Produce Apples—Rocoipts continue hoavy, only choice stock saleable at 82.00@2,50, Dulk re- ceipts solling at 25@60c per bushel, ace rding 6 | to quality. Beans—Very dull. Only clean stock sale- able, Navies (clean) per bushel, 1.25@L00; medium, 1,00@1.25, Comb Honey—In good demand, Receipts vory small and moot with readyale at 16500 la1and 21b frames, Boeswax—In good demand, Gholce bright r 1b. 26@25c; common to good dark per 1b, 5@20c. Butter—Choice_rolls, wrapped in muslin and packed up nicely meet With ready su while solid packed s rather dull. Consign: ments are more liberal and prices less firm, Creamery fresh, 27@28; cres s? ico house, 24@25; choice dairy, 20@22 table, 1@ 17; fair, 12%'4; inferior grades, 629 Cider—*'Ohio” per bbl. $7.00; *York, State” per bbl, 88,00; per 4 bbl, $4.75; con- densed per la, 5c; crab apple, per gal, 85c, Cheese —Full cream, western, 12 #n new 1 oung Anmmnu 128 Fggs —Neceipts very light, prices firm and advanclog. We quote strictly fresh 27c, Hay—Baled 87,00@8.00 looss, 85,00 a 6,00 Maplo Sugar—Pure, in bricks, per 1b, 160, Ohio, 18c; smal cakes Ouions, —Market bare aud demand good at at f0 conts por bushel, Porcory—Choica dry in fair demand, at 2@2he per b Poultry—Trade has been rather dull lately on account of the warm weather, but wiil doubtless improve with » change of tempera- tuve. Drossed poultry for this market should bo dry pickad, entrails removad and head and feat (v\b off, in order to would alan ba prope Chick ns alive, . d exsed, eswd, per 1b , 12 213 per dozen, $3.00; ducks, dresed, per {1@12:; goese, dreased, pér 1b., 12@1d Game—Demand is good and prices steady. I‘mk—lml and deaoping Lard—Dnll; western steain spot, 7 50, Butier—Quiet and steady, BALTIMOBE Bavrisors, November 13,—Wheat—Wes. ern easier and du'l; No, 2 winter, red wpot, T9@70%¢. Deer, carcass, per 1b,, 8@9¢; deer saddles, por 1t 2@)8c; antelope, carcass, per lb., 8@ antelops maddles. per lb., 124413; pmhle chickeus, per dozen, %2 0)@$3. uail, @82 00; goose, per duu—n, $3.001 $4.0 Juk Cobbite, or ogen, 84,00@8503; amall rab- 1.25; unive, per dozen, ucku ‘mallard, $1,50@81.75; teal 84 CorrErs—Ordinary grades, 12@19 @15, , 18kc; prime, 14@15)c 16@170; fancy groen and yellow, 16@164c; government Javn, 20@26e; Arbuckle's ronst od, 10jc, MoLaughlin romsted, 150c; mitation Java, 16§@I8te; Clarks Aurora, 1bje. Synup—Standard Com, 830, bbls; Standard do, 4} gallon kegs, 1 85; Sqandard do, 4 gallon ke qmn “In 1b papers, 3 20 per case; 24, D P Modum I barrels, 6 00; do in half barrels, 3 50; small, in barrels, 7 00; do in half barrels, 5 00; ghorkina in barrels, 3 00; do in half barrels, 4 50. kas—Gun wowder, good, 45@55c; choice, 60@76c; good Imperial, 40@483¢c; choice, 60@ 6603 \'uung Hyson, goo 6@00c; choice, 6 Tapan, natural lenf, 750; Japan choice, Yolong, good, 86@40c. Oolong,choico. ouchong, good, 8)@40c; choice, 85 keg per —TLouisiana prime to choice, 63@7c; x: Patma, 6je. — No. 1 mnckrra half brls,, 750 !uumlvbbh!ul No, 1 kits 105; fam, kita 60; No, 1 white fish, half brls, 6 50; No, 1 Kkits, 050, family bbly, 8 00; family Jita aud pails, 633 No. 1, trout, § bbls, b 2 WOODENWARE —Two hoop pails, l 85; three hoop pails, 210, Tube, No. 1, 9 00; pioneer washboards, 3 Double Crown, 2 90; Well- buckets, 3 85, Soars—Kirk's Savon Imperiat, 8 45; Kirk's satinet, 860; Kirk's standard, 875; Kirk's White' Russian 520; Kirk'a eutoca, 2 15; Porast—Pennsylvania cans, 4 casein caso, 3 85; Babbitt's ball, 2rlor in case, 1 90; An- chor ball, 2 doz in case, 1 50, CANh\—'\leml 1lanc, ntluk 10allc; twist. stick, 104c. VingaAr—New York apple, 16c; Ohio ap- ple, 13c, SaLt—Dray loads, per bbl, 1 60; Ashton, in sacks, 3 50; bbls dairy, 60, 58, 8 60 Srarcu—Pearl 4c: Silver Gloss 8c; Corn Starch, 8¢; Fxcelsior Gloss, 7¢, Corn The, Sprcks—Pepper 17¢; spice, 14c; coves 200 assia, 1hc. Dry Fruits—No, 1, quarter app'es, bbls, bgu, N C sliced, boxes, 6jc: evaporated, boxes, Oc; blackberries, boxes, 10ic; peachs, §-boxes, 8hc; peaches, evaporated, 140; raspberries, 32c. Drv Goodl BrowN SHEETINGS—Atlantic A, Tho; Atlan- tic P, 6e; Atlantic LT, Olo; Bruhawick, Tie; Beaver Dam LL, 6c; Lawrenco LL, bjc; P fio 1T, 7i; Royal Standurd, 74o; Indian Honi A, 86; Wauchusett A, 7. e o B ErEr peroll R, 7e; Salisbury R, 6o, BreacueDd Corrons—Dallon 44, 64c; Bal Dayoll DD, rgyle, 7ic; Por- lon, 7.8, bije; Cumberland 4-4, 8 : ‘Fairmount, dhe; Fruit of the Loom 4, 9o; ‘Glory of the West, 8hc; Golden Gate, 8c; Hill 78, Sc; Hill 4.4, 74c; Lonadale, 8he; New York Mills, 113c; Wamsntta, 10}, Ducks (Colored) —Boston, 8 oz, 11ke; ton, 10 oz, 14jc; Boston, 9 oz, L River Sc. Ducks (Gray)—West Point, 8 oz, 11¢; West 1ic; Point Bear, 8 oz, 11c. Amoskeag, 14¢; Continental Cordis, 10j¢; Pearl River, 18jc; Hamleton Awnings 124c. ENINS —-Amoskeng, 14e; Beaver Creek AA 120: Beaver Crock BB, 1l Beaver Creék CC, 10¢; Haymakers, 8c; Jaffrey D & T, 12fc; Jaffrey XXX, 12§; Pearl Tuvor, 13¢; Warren AXA (brown), 17¢; Warven B brown), Lle; Warren CC (brown), 10c. Caussics—Fifth avenuo glove finish, fc Keystone glove finish, bic, G/ RsEr J —Amory, The; Kenrsnyor 4c; Rockport, 7¢, P Allens, fiko; American, 5§ itarmony, 44 Thes ¢ Indigo 14, Rivor, 5h¢; Charter Oalk, 4 PRINTS SHIRTINGS ~— Amerioan, bc; Co- be, Gloucester Be; Southbridge, “4ic; | 5 lys, 4fe; Rosedale, 4fc. Grvanans —Amoskeus' staplos, Slo; Baton ataples, Sto: Lancastor staples, 8c: Plunket pleids, 0y Hudson cheok, oo Amoskoag e Dress Goons ~Atlantic Alpaces, 93c: Per siane cashmere, 334c; H amloton castimers Tamlagon Fancus, Lamleto bro- o, 15¢; Arlington brocads, 18c. K Point, 10 oz Hancock, Sc, Arn indigo e; Steel Druge, DRacs AND _( HeMIcALS—Acid, Oarkolic f0c; acid, tartaris, 55c; balsam capabla, por Ll 650; bark, sassafras, por Ib. 120; calomel, per b, 75¢; cinohonidi, por oz., 30 47 per Ib. $1 05; Dovors powders, per epsom alts, per Ib. 3ic; gly pura, per 1b. 25c; lead _acotate, por b, 22c; oil castor, per ol ganum, and R, & No, 1 per gal., 1 60; il castor, N 81.40; oil, olive, per gal , $1 40; oil or in, 84 50; quinine, P, & W; $105; potassium, Todide, per per oz, 40¢; snlphate ber oz, #3 60; sulphur por 1b., 4c; , per oz., L 85, Paints Oils and Varnishos, Ons—110 carvon, por gallon, 12c; headlight, e Kull(m 12§c; 175 headlight, per gallon, 164e; 1508 wyter white, Ao seed raw, per gallon, 48¢; d, e‘nllun‘ 5ic Lard, winter str'd, per gallon, 70 X, per gal- lon, 1'60c. weet, por_gallon. 1 00 sperm W. B, gallon, 160; fish W, 15, 65 neatsfoot extra, per gallon, 90c; por gallo L, 70c; Inbrigating, anro, psr. gallon, 16c: golden machine, No. L, per gal: No, 2, 280; sporm, sign: ,.,.,,;..nf‘ on naptha, 74°, lon, 85 80c} turpenting, per gallon, 43 por gallon, 160, PAINTS 1N O1L—White lead, Omaha P, P Bho; white lead, St. Louls, pure, bjc; Marsei los, green, 1to' b b cans, 20c; Fronch zinc, greon seal, 120; French zinc, red el o Hrench zino, in varnish asst, 20c; /i G ofl, nasty 100} raw and burnt umbor, 11 s, 10c; raw and burnt Sienna, 10c; vandyke brown, 13c; refined lampblack, 12; coach black ‘and ivory black, 16c; drop black, 1ic; >rssian blue, 400; ultramarino blue, Igei chromo green, L. M, & D., 16c; blind and shutter greon, T, M 18c; Indian rod, 15 can red. 22c; Amer ; yollow ochre, 9 0., 160 \‘nwut Joak, yellow ochre, 9c;' g lden mmu. 160, craduing oolor, light onlk, dar sstuut and ash, 150, dryer, walnut, Loatner Onk eole, B80@420) be howlock kip, 8ot runnar €50 to 753 how: lotk calt, 8bo $0100; homlock upper, 20 totde oak upper, 34o; alligator, 4 00 o' 50; gall kid, 820453 Grolssn ki kip, 800 to 1 00; onk ol to kip, 110 to 1 b5 Al oalf, 1S5 o0 ; ruse netd, 650 to 7060; ainge, 600 5850 to pings 900 o 10 5i0; B L, Moroceo, #0s to 8 obbin 0, D, Morocou 3%0; simon, 2 6@3 00 9,—No, 1 star onk, 30; No, 2 8ic; 1 Oblo osk, 480; N0, 2 do, slo; No, 240 633 No, B ok sole Zio@30} 1 Pitta onle he Pitts oak bar, 42 Laguors A0 40 ~1AK proot aloohol, 4 26 pes wine yalloa aztrs Callforals spldte, 184 proof, 8 por proof gallony tripls refinad wpl proaf, 117 ‘pee proof gallons re.dietilled as 1 00@1 B0; fine bloided, 1 0% (m’u'ln] 4 VB iy domes W “Russ—Lwported, lm-?fl-fl New Hngland 199 &4 00; dumestic, 1 MG PEACH AND AFP X‘mlm'—l T5@4 00, CHAMPAONES—TImportad por case, 28 00@ 84 00; Amarloan, por cese, 12 10@16 00, ‘Tobacco, PLog Tozacoo—Chimax 45c; Bullion 450! Horseshoe, 4dc; Star, d6o; Rudy, 450; He ney's, 40c; Black, 84@40c; H)nurhud 46c; Our Rope, 48c: Piper Heldsiock, 64 Fing Cvr—Commen, 30¢; Modmmwo good JEE--FRIDAY NOVEMBER 14, 1884 y 60c; Dia Potatoes~The trade is noarly supplied and | 4386001 Hard to lmh(‘ o3 favorite demand on]y modarate now 'mmfr Vheve 11 | monAOR ! -;.wm Six Raruwav Timfi Ti\blo- t hoica stock, which will | Swokin In Effect Oct. 1st, 1884, bushel, Small and | Durham 16 uv. - rixed lote romain d vdo; Durham The attention ravelling yibile fs oalled $o Sweot Potat Ouly cunoice large, salal 2 i Seal «l ‘\ rth (o the fact that thisls &) ' absolutely at 14@2¢ per lb, wrth Of ;\rnllu roct time ta'lo pu : I traina arrivo at and depart from Omaha by A Ser | Central Standard Time, 3 irocers . ¢ alun of the C. St B, M. & 0. arrive at and de CANNED GOODS—Uystars (St un!nnn,\orcm 1 and Jerry, 2 Frocta; trains o1 the B, & M B &Q,and K 3 00; strawberries, 2 I, per ¢, )i raap — 3. & C. 1. fromthe B, & 5. depot; al others fro berries, 2 b, per case Californin pears, womner e Ul doprt, e per case, prieuts par e, 5 00; peachos WHOLESALY, Ty; b, oxcopt Satitrday; o, except Sunday; per cato 5 90; white cherries per case, 670;| Wa quote lamber, iath and shingles on oare pluma per eago 4 50; whorticberries, per case, [ at Omahs at the following pricor: . 800; egg plums, 21b, per case, 200; greon [ Joisr AXD BOANTLING—16 and under TWARD F cass, 2 90; pine apples, 2 b per | 20 00, - " L ; riazns—16 foot and under, 20 0, DEPART. ARRIVE )\ m\linuh and larger, 9, § inch, | Tiupxs AND Jomwr—20 ™, 28005 4ty | AT bl Unlt:ln IP‘t:flIQ'c | 2 Rt % inch, 10¢ 25 00, 7 erland X xproe 760a | CaxniEs—Boxes, 40 Ibs, 168, 1c; 86, 140; [ Pevorwa—No, 1, 4 and 6 tn,, 24 00; No, 2, [ 114 o TR i , J J ‘& Rop. Vallov. boxes 40 1bs, 16 oz, 8, Mailand Expross 12868 Marcnes—Per mhhn, round, cases | Bmrwrina—No, 1(2d common boards), 20 00; & M. In Nsb. |[—-|— 2 86; square, ouees, 1.70; Oshkosh, cases No, 2, 18 00, 7 Mail wnd Expross N Powde red, loaf, 8100k BOARDE—A, :6030 ]I‘\ 40 e 8500, | Night Express. ... (10 008 Froonixa—No, 1, 40 00; No, 2, 85 00; No, y Go; extra C, bies 8, 25 00 SOUTHWARD, c; dark yellow, o T(;»ma. lear—27 003 No, 2] 25005 No, 8, Misgour! Pacific Oxtuina—g, 87 00; §, 25 SuiNoLes, out.—am stanaard, 8 50, LaTta—38 25 per Lixz—Per bn-nl. 1 25; bulk per bushel, 85¢; coment, bbl, 2 25; Tows plaster, bbl, 2 50; hale B l:’n. 50cy Tarred folt, 100 e, 8 60; straw HeavyfHardwaro List., 2 Kight B prons, ©.8.8t.J.& K.C. Via Pldtisimontn 1Via Council Bluffy Wnba-h Route Npross .80, Louls Kxprees EASTWARD, C. M. & St. Paul 8 46 7 46b 9 00a[ 6 65| 208 .| 8608 Luu| 1 00a) Iron, rat 50; plow atoel spocial cast. I pecial or German, cast oo Ly 'R!".',::,. M gon spokes, set, 2 2043 00; hubs .; - 1 40; tongues, ro nuts por Telloes, eawed di axles, each, 70c Ixprose .Night Expross 'wH, quartor kegs, 1 88: blasting, kegs, 8 85: fuse, per 100 feat, 50c. .| Htoux’ City akiand Accommodation i0'dd &P Lean—Bar 1 65, lowa Div. Coav—Cumberland blacksmith, 10 00: Mor- a1, anl Dxy Fxpross.. || 7 8t ris run Blossburg, 10 00: ‘\\ hllwhromc Tamp, st. Paul Night Exprews.| 0 d6a...... B 00: Whitebreast nut, 5 00: Towa lump, 5 00; [ T oo e Towa nut, 6 00: Rook Spring, 7 00: ARthra- [y ho transter in th to saxs esstorn Gonnecbions; but not to cheok baggage OMAHA BRIDCE TRAINS Dummy Trains—Leave Omaha at 6 40,8 00 900, 1000, 11 16 & m, 100, £ 00, 8 00, 4 00, 6 00, 6 00, 1086 pm. On i tho 800 and 10008 m and 200 and 4 00 p m tratna do not run. Arrive at trans. for dopot 13 minutes later: Droadway depot 20 min. utes later, Leavo Council Blufta (Broadway depot) at 7 20, § 30 980, 10 30, 11 42 a m; 180, 2 80, 3 80. 480, 650, 6 86 cita, 11 25a11 b): Canon City, 7 00 per Lon, Dry Paints, White lead, 8oj French sing whiting, 2ic;' whiting gildere, 1jo1 whiting com’l 1jo; lampblack, Germantown, ldc; lampblack, ordinary, 06; Prussiaa blue, 550; untramarine, \80; vandy\ke, braws, 8c; umber, burnt, 4c; umber, xaw, 40; slonna’ burat, 40 slonna, ruw, 4oy Parls groen, genuine, 250} 100y Parls Parls green, common, 20¢; chrome green ) |and’1105 pm. On Sundays the 8 30 and 10 30 & m 4Cc; ohrome groen, K., 1201 vermillion, Eng., and 8 80 atd 6 80 p m traing will not run- Arrive at 706} vermillion Asetican, 16c; Tndian, rod | Transfor 7 minuteh Iabrr, Omaha 20 minutes lator, TransferTrains—Leave Omahaat 8 16, 858 et 10 05 & m, 4 26, 6 10 and 666 p m, dail e roro pink, 14o; Venetlan 1ed, Gookxon's, Venotian' red, Amorican, 1¢c; red load, chrome yellow, genuine, 0c; chrome yel. THE Mugray Irox Wonks, ENGIN ES;, BOILERS, MILL'AND MINING MAGH INERY. o PATENT Lo ‘boas Alib SAW.MILL $pEEIALTIES. Growers of Live Stock and Others. Our Cround Qil Cake. Iu s o best and chenpest food for stock of any kind, three \IUII ds of corn, instoad of running down, will inoreaso in weight and be in good marketable condl von in the spring. Address P. BOYER CO.. Atlo; wiishers, per T, AxlSc: rivets, per I, < ‘Accommodatio ko ‘coil ehain’ per 1b, 6al20: malleabls, 8ot e DEALERS IN k! iron wedges, ¢ ]cruw Ar;‘, lu; )mrlmw z;u th, N oasd].... H i do; spring _stoel, 7aSc: Burden's horseshoes, o2 - ll s f d I k G : 4 40: Burden's muleshoes 5 70. % 46| 4 60nFor Chicagovin PIstem'thf & 404 no. ac s ac e a;n 00 Om J BAnnED Wikk—In enr lots, 4 (0 per 100, | 8 16| & 26n{For Chicago via C. Biufls| 0 45a 7 868 NAiLs—Rates, 10 to 60, 2 {rsaind Sor—Shot, 1 85: buck sh NORTHWARD, FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF powder, kegs, 0 40: do, half cspmao -~ SAFES, VAULTS, LOCKS, ETC. LO2O Farnam Stroet. Omah Dairymon, as well vs others, who uso it, can testify to its mer Its. Try it and judgo for yourselves. BURLINGTON, IOWA THE LARGEST w IN THE & BRIDGE WORK \NTECTp,, IRON WORK. AGERT SPECIALTIES. Autorhatic Cut-0ff Engines, Steam Pumps, Meat Cutting Machines, Tanking Outfits & Presses Wheeled Scrapers, Fruit Evaporators, Prainie Comn Shellers s For THERYATT PRISMATIC LIGHTS ESTIMATE SEND.FOR SPECIAL NOTICE TO WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO ual to inter Ono pound is Stock fed with Ground Oil Gake in the Fall and Prico £25.00 por ton. No charge for sacks WOODMAN LINSEED OIL COMPANY, ()mnhl, Nob. 'STEELE, NJOHNSONI& . CO., WHOLESAEE GROCERS H. B. LOCKWOOD, (formerly of Lockwood & Draper, Chi Tea, Cigar and Tobacco Departmoents. A full line o the lbodxe; also Pipes and Smokers’ carried in stock. an phriveste domnd il m, 130,785 and 8160 | AREYYS FOR BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER €O 0, Manager of the all grades of Prices mples furnished on application. Open orders ntrusted to us shall receive our careful attention. Satisfaction Guaranteed. L. A .G J: R FRANZ FALK BREWING CO0. BEER. Milwaukee. Wis. GUNTHER & CO0,, Sole Bottlers, ° ‘w, K., 120; ochre 'rochelle, 8c; ochre. French, 2::; ochre, American, § ‘Winter's mineral, o5 lahlghhmwnficzlm panish brown, Zbo} SUNDAY TRAINS Prince's minoral, Sc, To and from Chicago via lhu’l‘rl[\lnllc Alliance Li extra, §1 75; Japan, 700; tum, extra, 850j | Soptombor. | 21 '}'u 5201 11]4-20 .n.u.o.umm.aouanufi fost | o8 odb 18 ,%',"5" P mbe 4] 1] - 0 DENVEKX MARKET, — Sunday eveningand Monday morning jains arriy Frov—Colorado, 100 Ibs, 1 55@1 65; pat- | In correspoading ordor. C. B. & Q. tralns run ov an;, 100 ll;u. 19062 3{,’} lkn;uu 19& 1bs, 2 76 [ P 75; Minnesota, bs, 3 90; g s, 165@2 00; rys, 100 Ibs., 2 85@2 50; buck- whelt, 100 Ibs, 7 50@7 75. GRATN, FEED, ETO—Whoat, 100 1bs, 80@90c; corn, In’sncke on track, 100 lbs, 1'25@1 27; sacks on track, 100 Ibs, castern whito, OCULIST & AURIST J. T. ARMSTRONG. I. D 1 13@1 15; Colorado white, 1 14@1 15; mixed, < 0 alh : g :,,L"(:',,’,‘ ) “(”“',lf."},#g(,’,,[r Ry :?mf"i‘(',‘é Practice Limited to Diseases of the chop, ll»x, on trnck 127@1 29; xhup ml\ml 100 1bs, ack, 1 30@1 85; corn taoal, 100 Iba, 165 13 00@15 003 Bye and Ear. 503 Farnam Street, % RED STAR LINE Halglan Boyal and U.8, Mall Steamers HAILING EVERY SATURDAY, BETWEEN -OMAH4 HAY—Balod, upland. ton, upland, loos, ‘ton, 13 00@16'00; second bot- tom, baled, 10 W0@11 00; alfalfa, loose, ton, | 10 00@11 60; clover, baled, ton, 14 00; clover, Toose, ton, 18 00@15 00; stenw, baled, on track, ton, 6 00@ 00. Borres—_Creamory, fancy, 1b, $6@10; creamory, fine, 1b,30@10; cresmery, fair, 1 b 5 a0y iy, i, T 158165 cookini, 10 | AEW YORK AND ANTWERP 9@11. Foos—State, candlod and warranted, doz, 25@26; ranch, doz, 28@30. Oszksr—Full oroam, 14@150: half cream, Ih, 11@13c: skim, 1b, 9@13¢; Swiss, domestic, 1b, 20@22¢; Swiss, Imported, 31@%2c; Lim- burger, 14@18c. Pooiar—Livo old chlokaus, dor.f 755 25 1ne.m|na., do, 80 Uflrflv verlb,, 33 @k aETABLES — Onfons, yellow, 100lbs, 1 25@1 5): cabbage, 100 bs, 90@1 10; beats, 100 1bs, 120@1 50; turnips, 100 Ibs, 1 00@ 125; calrrots, 100 1bs, 12 5@1 50, 'omatoas, per 1b, §@ @10; green cora, doz, 20; string beans, gal, 20@22; celery, doz onions, doz bunches, 18@ parsloy, carrots, 12@15; lettuce, 15@20; egg 501 00, Lomon, per case, Messina, G 60@ ; oranges, Rodi, caso, 8 00@8 50; oranges, Louisiana, bbl, 12 00@i2 50; apples, fan- 7 bl B 75@4 25 apples, medium, bbl, 95@3 £0; anples, Belleflower, box,1 00@1 b pears, _ box, 825@3 50; peachos, box, 2 2@ 550: "Onlifornin urapes, box, Melvolse, l'.-m, Muscat, 1 75@2 00; bunanas, banch,8 00@5)0; quinces, box, 2 50@2 75; cranberrios, bbl, B & B, 1560, & C, 13 5)@14 00, Cunkn Mears—Hams. sugar cured, hams, sweet pickled, lb, 13j; bason, brask- tant, b, 1433 dry salt sldes, 1b, 113; dried beef, 10, 16; Tard in pails, 109104; lard in Bhi ¢, tlermany, Italy " Holland and France 0 0‘!'\!/\h| 42 omAn{werl‘.Eln, %9, |Vll1|u(lh Im\hlln\ 2d Cabin, ¥60; u ), £00.00; xcursion, §100; Saloon frow 850 10 e90; l‘.’xzul:lou 110 to Dlfl!‘. rPotor Wiight Buus, den Agents. 55 Brosds Mauiiion & Co., Oniaba. P. B Flo . 188k Btrost, Cmakia) D. E Eo A d-1y . b, 15; Dressed beef Colorado, por i @6}c; cnoice vel, 1b, 11@13; hogs, 1b, 8@8); mutton, Ib, 5@3; lamb, b, 10@124. rook-—Colorady steers, per 100 bs, cows, 100 1b, $00@3 50; choice 5 lh. T@8e; sheep, 2 0@% 50, Flint N porlb, 10;@12c§ Ib, B@10; groon atedrs and branded 0 G- W I PRI\ICIPAL LINE ruox UHICAGO, PEOREA & ST.LOUIS, nY WAY OF OMAHA AND LINCOLN TO DENVER, O VIA SAS CITY AND ATCHISON to DENVER No, 2, calf, 1b, 44@5%; groen calf, Ib, 6; greo kip 1b, 67 sheon skins, dry, 7@s: door sking, sum- mer, lb, 16@18; deer skins, winter, /b, l‘vgld' nntnln]m sking’ lb 12@19; tallow, b, "A@b, Woor—Colorado No, 1, per 1b, 14@144; cting in Union Depots at K. Cliy, bu(‘k u. Maexican, 8, Omahi and Denver with tirough triins 1ox ackeral, No.l, 160, o | = - N TS 175@21 Oalifornta salmon, half bbl, 10 5 SAN PRAINCISC And all points in the Great We CGOING EAST, onneeting in Grand Unfon Depot at Chicago with through trains for W YORK, IEOST ON, And all Bpe s € At Poorta With throg. S iiuing 16 ndianiug. Jii%, Cineinnati, ¢ and nll points {1 thie South. At Touls with' thro traing for il potnts Hollaud having, kow, 1 60@1 763 hanl. pu 1b, 17@18¢" THE OLD HELIABLE THE BRUNSWICK, BALKE, COL- LENDER COMPANY, ( i daily tonnd from Gl co'and Council Bl (BUCJESSORS TO THE J. M. B, & B. 00.] without Oilly tli Fuinlag thels own Crine botwoo Lincoln and Deny 41 TE- M ONAR The moet extensive manufacturers of Billiard & Pool Tables IN THE WORLD. John Hockstrassor Genorsl Agent or Nebraska an Clatir Kapids wd Al Minneapolis; Parlor i ining Chafrs 1o and (rom 8t Loul Only ono chunge of ears bitween wnd D 8, 10wa, Lincoln, Ne. , Colorudo uso the only Through Line beiween maret Agen O, LOUIS, MINNEAPOLIS and 67, PAUL, 59 8, Tenth Stroct o o+ + OMAHA,NEB | "1ty known us the greai THROUGI CAlt 4 Prices o Billiard and 00l Troles sait mate tls | CINE of Americs, nud iy universally adiiit applisation i'to he'the clagsez of Travel, (Plirough Pickets viit thiu line far sl goubon ticket oitices A the Unite OMAFA iy Chemical Dyeing ~AND— GLEANING WORKS. " PAULSON, Propriotors Gentlemons’ Cloth'ng Cleaned, Dyed an | Repatred, Ladios' Dresses Cleaned and Dyed, without Ripy Flumes Cleaued or Colored any shade, 0 samplo. Bl Valvola so Laces Cloasod, Dyed ' sud Ke-Hu- 1212 Douglas Street, - OMAHA, NEE, WELL, A s St. Charles Hotel, LINCOLN. Four story brick, just erected on 0. strcct, be- twasu ih aud bih shrests, Floos furalahied, bewt and most reasonsble priod houso st the Capitol Near il depote. VMits, KATECOAKLEY, BOY Bme i Froprietor. Wholesale Druggist Pants, O, Vernishes and Window Glass, C.IF. COODMAN. AND DEALER IN {OMAHA, NEB. ‘M. HELLMAN & CO, | hoiesale Clothiers 1301 AND?1303 FARNAM STREET, COR. 13TH, ONL A FLA . BB E.O.5 Double and Single Acting Fower ane Hand PUMPS, STEAM FUMES Englne Trlmmlngu, Mining Machinory, at_wholosale and retail, AND SCHOOL BELLS, Oorner 10’rh F‘amam St.. Omaha Neb. A. L. STRANG & CO., Bolting, Hoee, Brass and fron ¥ it RALLADAY WIND-MILLS, CRU HEWRY LEHMANN I Pi EASTERN[PRICESZDUPLICATED .18 FARLAM STREET, R o JOBBER OFg Wiliow 3 OMAHA, NEB leotric Lamp ndle Power CROCKERY, W. L. WRIGHT, Timporter, Jobber and Menufacturer’s Agent of GI.ASSWARE. L'\MPS, !ETC. 13th Street, Bet. Farnam and Harney. OMAHA, . NEBRASK‘.. i ros. Fiaert, Bqvipget Gatnees o tho Werle o | SRS TR B £, Mo A ORGLAN .A.- EOSPE-mv Dodge Street, Omisha, Neb, (HALLET DAVIS AND ©O'S PIANOS S FEIRMEIFEORT XA RIOSE. PMERBON PIANO 00 —Gaxruxux—Your hstrumeats, Grend, fiquare aud Upright, are r by nntrumente aad orivalled for beauty of ono wod tush. | Allow me fiwm-mu'f- 'ou o ,a‘::"...'.“m |ENDORBED BY FRANZ LIB4T.] BOSTON, §¥arch 1ah, 1881 VE £ A1TER, RECOMMENDS ITSELF, BOLE AGENT, EIRED. W. GiIRAY,. LUMBER, auce rs 6th and [Do_glas streets (SUCCESSOR TORFOSTER & GRAY). {LIME AND CEL ENT{]