Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 15, 1884, Page 3

, \ l i | { \ A i 'r | ? NEBRASKA | - M 3 5 -~ OMAHA, ARBRASKA.Z PAID UP OAPITAL, BURPLUS MAY. 1, 1884, TRECTORS/) A. E. TOUZALIN, Vioe Prosident. ” 8. COLLL , LEWIS 8. REED, ant and Aoting Oashier, BANKNG OPYIOR) The Iron Bank. 0B, 12TH AND FARNAM ST3, A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSAOTED, INTEREST allowed on time depoelts apon avorable torma and upon scoounts of banka snd baukers, YOREIGN EXOHANGE Government Bonds and County and Olty securlties bought and acld In ita troatment of eustomers the mast liby eral policy is pursued consistent with safot and sonnd banking, and we invite corresponce ene oF personal inqulry in connection there wit] FINANCE AN0 COMMERCE. VINANOIAL New Youx, Nov. 14 —Money — Easy 1@ 1he; closed at 1 per cent offered. Prime paper—6@6. Sterling Bills —Firm at 4 §0}; demand, 484}, Governments—Lower, Railways—Firm. Stocks—Buoyant; prospective speedy ad- justment of the freight trouble was apparen‘. ly the most important factor in the eitua- tion. Theré were several slight temporary reactions under sales to realize, but the best figures of the day generally current to the close, Compored with last night, closiog prices § to 24 per cent higher, 00UPONS, s 100 4)'s Coupons 113 .S, new 4 121 Pacific 6's of '05. 126 BTOCKS AND BONDS. Qentral Pacific. 354 Ohicago & Alton. 125 do * do pfd 145 Ohicago, Burlington & anc 1204 Delaware, Lackawanna & Western. . 105 Denver & Rio Grande. 94 i 13, 26 173 Indianay LO“I, Bioon. . 14 Kansas g o Lake Shore & Mi . 68 Louisville & Nashvil . 258 Michigan Central. 53 Missouri Pacifi 934 18 d 43 Northwestern..... 87, do do " 'pfd. 1?:l§ New York Central 80 Oregon Trans-Con 13, Pacific Mail.... 51 P D.&E . 124 FPuliman Palace Car Company. 109 Rock Island FUiNS St I.mm & San Fruncmcu 21} . 40 Chicago, Milwankod & 86, Brad do o do pid. St. lduu\ & Omaha. Texas Pacific. do pl e — RAU PRODUCE, OHIUAGO PRODUCK, November 14, Cricaco, nter wheat 3 @4 15 t 3 00@3 unsettled; rallied fe, fine 72{@ openad l oty nlculmml firmer, 1 3@ and closed y, firn early, latcr for 'rn—\ctl\c and eas veakened, declined 1}c for November; year, fluctuated and closed N , “the’ year & under yesterd cash and Novembur; 353 0Sic_for’ Decomber and the year; @ 36jc fc 582 for. May. Rejected, Oats abged; 2630 for 26} @206c vember and Decembor; for May. for the year: d a shade better; 603@sle. Rye—(Quiot & Barley—; Timothy—Qui 121, Flax Sa0d=A @lc higher; No. 1, rly active, firmer, 5@10¢ higher; 50 for cash; 11 35@11 374 for the 11 40@11 424 for January; 11 52}@ for February. yea Lard—() 1 6c higher, closed steady; 7102712} for cash; 6 95@6 for November; 6 874 r Decembar; 6902 2} for January 4@7 10 for Ma Whisk y—Steady at 1 H Butter —I)ull and unchanged. Cheese—Steady and unchavged. Bggs —Firm, fresh 21@22c, Hides—Unchanged, Tallow—Unchavged, Flour, bbls. .. Wheat, busiicls. Corn, bushels. Oate, bushels. Rye, bushels Barloy, bushe 8T, LoU necoipts, PRODUCK, Sr. Louis, Novembar 14.—Wheat market active; No. " vomber; T03@TTA Decermbe ary. otive and higher; 87 cash; 33{@36 N 23@33¢ for the yoar; 3 1)1 Janu ary. Unts—Stendy and s her and the Rye—Dull at i Barley—Dull; 60@ Butter—Uncl lu\ukvfl Eggs—Quiet at 19, Flaxseod—Quiet; 1 Bran—U uu.mn“m] Corn M: slow; 203 cash, Novem Timothy, w moss 17, western steam spot 7 95@ 113, L Boary ry 802 Whisky Wheat 1 EBc Ma: ie year asier; 76]c Docen ¢ Novembe PRODUCE, ~(uiet 20 NEW YORK New Youk, nd options Wheat—5 1 A tritle stronger; ,000; mixed weste T4 Onts- aipts, 00,000; 253dc; white 1 nachauged, v 10 C0@10 25, uiet ar er; i Corn Meal Figgs -Western f« Fulk Meatu-Btoa UIKCIRK AL, O1vaINNATI, \.n.xm,xn - Whest=5Steady; \u 3 mixed #2@42), Qata—Strong; 28ic, “|fest cut off IHE DAILY ) | . Rye—Dull at b4 bring from 82 to 8 Small and [ Dutham 16 0%y Durliam, 8§ Barley - Stealy: No mixed 1ots remain d T 4 i Duhsm § Pork D ) | ot Oaly choice large, salable oz, 60, seal of North ¢ e at 3@z {10; Seal of North Carolina wped; shoul. | . North ¢ i, 4 o0z, 48; t Ok Grooers Lie v 2 oz, 500t O K. I nand at 111, o 0. K Dirham. 207 h\\\\* CITY. NNRD (00! & lmhv {)par cnso, m and J ”T)L Kaxsas Orry Wheat - Steadys Sramvor, oash 504 bid asked; January, Corn— Weaker; ' cash, |; November 20 bid, 20§ asked; yoar i January, 2¢ May, Onts ‘Oull and nomina LIVERTOOL. November 11, - Breadstuffs Laverroor, Steady. Wheat—Winter 6s 14@6s 4d; spring,6s 64 6d 7s. Corn—bs 61, TOLEDO. Torkno, Ohio, Novembrr 14.—Wheat- Quiet and firm; No 2 red, cash and Novem ber, 69 bid. Corn—Quiet; No, 2 48, Oats—Searce; firm; No, 2, cash and Nov To. ember, cash and November, te. BALTINORE, Bavrion, November 14.—Wheat— Wor. n steady; No, 2 winter, redspot, 7@ Uorn—Western, quiet and steady; closing 1; mixed, spot, & ats—Quiet and sty mixed 32 @ dy; western white, 31 o, 118@119. MILWAUKEE, MiLwavkee, November 14—Wheat —Weak; Decen No. 2 Milwaukeo and November 72¢; ber 78; January 784, Corn—Weak; old rejecte Oats—Quiet nml firm; No, white, 20@30k Rye—Dull; N Barley—Firmer; No, 2 nprhvg, New Onueans, November 14, — Corn- Fair demand and steady; in sacke, white 40c, Oats—Western, quiet and weak; prime, 83@34c; choice, Corn Meal - Du Pork—Dull and lowe Lard—Firm; tierce 800, Whisky—Steady; @1 25, 3 50, refined, 7 75; keg, western rectified 105 N A LIVE STOCK, OHICAGO. \ Cricaco, Nov. 14,—Drover's Journal re- rte P Hoga - Roceipta 28,000; active, firm and 5@ 10c higher; heavy 4 34 70; mixed packiog, 4 30@4 0); light, 415@4 05, - Cattlo—itecoipts 10,000; active and un- changed; exports, 6 20@6 65; poor to fancy shipping, 4 5 25@: butchera, @3 250@4 50; Montanas, ‘uymszo Sheep—Receipts $,000: dull and 180@360; lambs, 3 KO@) 25, BT, LOUIS. 81, Lours. November 14.—Cattlo ~Recoipts, o; no good natives offered; exports, 5@6 5; common to choice shipping 4 50 @6 25 Sheop—Receipts 1100; quiet; common to choice, 2 0'@3 7 Lambs—3 00@4 25, Hogs—Re ts, 6600; lower and active; 4 30@4 45; Yorkers, 4 30@4 b butchers, 4 10@4 60, g RANsAS 01f¥ Kansas Cry, M November 14,—Cattls —Receipts, ’\pnfl,s, 00! common to choica shl[)pmx, B 00@b 90; cows, 2 G0@3 39, packing, 5,000; firm; 15¢ higher Shoep—Ltecey steady; fair to good muttone, 3 00@ OMAHA MARKETS, Wholeaale Prices, OFrioE OF TrE_OMAHA Bk, Friday evening, November 14, Tho following prices sre charged retailers by Jobhors, wholesalors and commission mer. chants withthe excoption of grain, which is quoted at the prices furnishod by the elevators | and other local buyers: Calves—5 00@S 5. Hides. tehers' ; dry salt green salted, T{@ 1@11; damaged Wool. Light fine 13@1Fc. Heavy fine 12914c, fum 15@ 160, Bunzy 2 to he off, Market Dull, Flour'ana Milistufis TWinter Wheat—Bost quality’ patent at 280 @2 9. Hecond quality—2 20@2 59, Spring Wheat—Best quality, patent, 2 80@ 2 Sacond Quality—2 1532 50, Bran—&le per cwt, §8 Chopped Food—Por 100 Ibs., 90, Cora Meal—1 0081 10 per cwt, Screening—65@750 per ewt, General Produce Applos—Rocoipts _contimus heavy, ~ooly choico stock saleable at $2.00@ Bulk re- ceipta selling at 20@50c per bnwhul ace rding to quality. Beans - Very dull, able, Navies (clean) per bushel, 1,25@1.50; medinm, 1.00@1.* Comb ”nue) —In good demand, Receipts 11 and meet with readysale at 18@20c Only clean stock asle. vory b lo 1 and 21b frames, Tiewswax—In good demand, Oholce bright per b, 26@23c; common to good dark per 1b, 156@20c, Butter—Choice rolls, wrappad in muslin and packed up nicely meet with ready sale, while solid packed is rather dull, Con ments wro liberal and prices less firm, Creamery f ico huuuu, I, 210626 croamery dairy, 20@2 24 hoic good table, 1@ 17; fair, 122 4; inferior grades, 6@9, Cider-“Ohio” per bbl, $7.00; *York, State” per bbl, 38.00; per 5 bbl, 84,7 s crab applo, per gal, am, 2 A I Racaipts very ligh advancing. W wtrictly frosh Hay-— Baled @800 loows, 6,640 Maplo Sug ow 124c; y 85,00 a Puro, in bricke, per 1b, 160, Onions. £ 50 conts pir bushe d demand good at Choice dry in fair demand, at Trade has been rather dull lately of the warm weather, but wiil sve with a change of temper % market shoull be dry icl haad and market oled off werdozen, B@100 ; ucks, alive Bt e Finan, #1,00@$1.25;ducks, wallard, uml mixed, 81,50, ho trade is nearly supplied and y moderate now, however, there is o trouble in plaging choice stock, which will , | blackberries, per case, ts peor ¢ per case. b § te cherries per plums per caso 4 50; whortleberries, per case 300; egg plums, wr case, 2003 groon , 9 1b, per cass, 2 00; pine apples, 8 1 per 0. # Inch, Sisal § inch and 1 P [ spch, 10c. arger, 9 CANDLES—Boxoes, 40 Ibs, 16s, 18¢; Ss, 18¢; boxes 40 Tbs, 16 oz, 63, 14 Marcigs—Per oaddie, 83c; round, easee, 1.70; Oshkosh, cnses 1 403 quare, cases, Sraars—Powde granulated, 63 Contoobion ard extra O, fie; extra O, ow, bie; dark yellow, o. Corrers —Ordinary grades, 12@12}o; fair, 1 @130 good, 184c; prime, 14@154c; choicey 16@17¢; fancy green and yellow, 16@164c; old government ?m». 20@30c; Arbuckle's roast ed, 1bjc, Mel Y ronsted, 10je; mitation Clark's Aurora, 10jc Syrup—-Standard O do, 44 gallon kegs, 18 keggs, 1 A- ; medium yel " 16{@1840; ! Java, ym, 830, bbls; Standard dard do, 4 gallon 2t 1b papers, 320 per cane; keg per 00; ghorking in barrels, 3 00 do,in half barrels, 4 50 sunpowder, good, 45@550; choice, good Imperial, 0@43¢; choice, 60@ ; Young Hyaon, good, 50 @100; Japan, natural les fie; Oolong, good, 3@ ouchong, good, 3.@400; 1ce—Touisiana prime to cholce, 63@7c; 2| fair, Ge; Patma, Ghe. ¥ No. 1 mackere half brls., 7 50; v § bbls 4 255 No. 1 kits 105; fam, kits 1 white fish, half brls, 6 . family 4 bbls, 8 00; family kits and No. 1, trout, } bbls, b 25 “WoonENwARE ~Two hoop D Imu)pmll 210, Tubs, No, 1, l?m ashboards, 1 85; Double Grown, 2 00; bllckl't', 3 85, BoArs—Kirk's Savon Tmperial, 8 45; Kirk's satinet, 8 60; Kirk's standard, 8 75; Kirk's White' Russian 520; Kirk'a eutoca, 216 Porasi—Ponnaylyania cans, 4 case n case, 8:80; Babblttls ball, 2 doz. in case, 1 903 chor ball, 2 do in ease, 1 CaNny—Mixed, umc- vl 10a11c; twist stick, 104c. Vikraan—New York apple, 16c; Ohio ap- vlg, 136 Dra loads, per bi, 1,60; Ashton, in 50; bbls dairy, 60, 54, 860 : Silver_Gloss 80; Corn xcelsior Gloss, 7¢, Corn 7ic, pper 17c; spico, 14c; coves 200 1 85; threo ploneor Well- ey Fruits—No, 1, quarter app'es, bbls, bjc; N C iliced, boxes, 67c; evaporated, boxes, 94c; boxes, 10c; peaches, }-boxes, 8}e; peaches, ovaporated, 14c; raspberries, 32c. Dry Goods Brows SuEkTINGs—Adtlantic A, 74e; Atlan- tio P, 6c; Atlantic LL, bio; Brunswick, 74c; Beaver I)!m LI, 6c; Lawrence LL, ffc; "Paci- fio H, 7{c; Royal Standard, 74c; Indian Hoead A, 8; Wanchusett A, 7o, FiNe Brow~ SHeETINGS—Argyle, Tho; Po- perell R, 7c; Salisbury R, Fv‘e. CorToNs—Dallon 4-4, 63c; Bal lon, 7-8, be; Cumberland 4-4, 8c; Davoli DD, 8he: Fairmount, 4he; Fruit of the Loom 4, 9c; Glory of the West, Sie; Golden Gate, £§c; Hill 78, Sc; Hill 4-1, 7§c; Lonsdale, Sic; New York Mills, 11{c; Wamsutta, 104, Ducks (Golored) —Boston, 8 oz, 113e; Bos- ton, 10 oz, 14hc; Boston, 9 oz, ldc; Fall River 8! Ducks (Gray)—West Point, 8 oz., 11c; West Point, 10 oz, 14¢; Point Bear, 8 oz, 110, Tick "Amoskeag, 17c; Continental Fancy, 8jc; Cordis, 10fc; Pearl River, 13jc; York, 12fc; Hamletsn Awnings 124c. DrX1uS —Amoskeag, 1dc; Beaver Creok AA, 12c: Beaver Creek BB, lle: Beavor Creek CC, 10c; Haymakers, 8 l.anv D& T, 124 Jaffrey XXX, 12§e; Poarl lwor, Varren AXA (brown), 17¢; Wunufmx hm), 1lop-Wasesn CC (brown), 10e. CaxBsica~Iilth svonua - glava inish, b Keoystone glove finish, 5 O nskr JzaNs—Amory, 7he; Hancock, 8¢, Arn ndigo he; Steel Keamayer tle; Roclport, 7o P Lo olde, s, hhe; America Cocheen, Ge; Harmony, [mhgq 7.8, 1143 Indigo Hiver, Ad; fuarts Y —American, _fic; IRTINGS stor 5o; Southbridgo, 4 GINGHAMS staplos, 8le: pleids, ez Tudsou chacks, Poraians, Jhe Dress tioons -Atlautie Alpacea, 93c: Por siano cashmere, 23hc; H amleton cashmero 1bc; Hamlaton Faucus, 1130; Hamleto bro- cades, 15c; Arlington brocads, 18c. Druge, Cartolic CREMICALS —Acid, 50c; balsam capabia, per 116 p, v 1b,'81 05; 1) ealts, per Ib oad _ncota ) 160; A e, por go 0y ol origantim, 50; quinine, P. & W; and R, & Paints Oils and Varnishos, mc, 150 O1s—110 carnon, headlight, hoadlight, per gallon, 1 per gallon, 164c;. 1508 wat wead raw, por gallon, 4 gallon, 175% iullnn. ic Lard, winter st Yo. 1, 60c; No2 00; cutor XXX, per gal- lon, 1'60c. No. 4, 1 40; sweet, per_gallon. 1 00 160; fish sperm W. B, }\ur uull.m aumnio No. 1, per gal lon, 5 , per gallon 80c; , per gallon, 47c; naptha, 74°, per gallon, 16 Paints 1N O White lead, Omaha P, Bhe; white lead, St. Louis, pure, r-jc. Marse Ies, groen, 1to b b cans, n)m,h E c; raw and_burnt umbar, 1 1f aw and buent Sienns, 10c; vandyke 12¢; conch , 16c; drop black, 1bc; blue, 1gc; blind and ki grroon, 1 rod, 150; Venotian red, 220; American vermillion, I & P., , 0. &'D,'0,, 16c golden ochre, 16¢; pitent ght ok, darkjonk, o, can’ red, 2 3 yellow ochre, 93 L, M yellow ochre, dryer, 8¢; kraining colors, walnnt, chestout and ash Loathor. Dok sole, ¥80(@1%0; hemlook nole 20@Bios houlook kip, S0c; runnar 650 o 750) hem lotk calt, #bo to100; hemluok upps to 24¢ oak uppor, Zio; alligator, 4 00 t oalt ld, 626046; Grolaan, ki, 482 0 2 70 oD, 800 o 001 onk ault, 150 t 1:80; Fromah kip, 110 to 1 55; Fronch calf, 125 to 2 00; rus- sets, 6500 750; _alngs, 600 850 top- piags 9,000 1060; B L, iiorocoo, am to obble O, D, Morocoo 8o Haw ster. No. 1 Oblo onk, s No, l Liquors wins oo, inod apliik Houg redistilled ; blemded, 1 59@? bo; g | 4 506 Ky oinestle, 140 1 oloohol, 2 irl Lmported, 4 5068 00; New Bx j 8 I PEACH AND APPLE BuaNnt--1 76Gd 00, CHAMPAGNSS—Tu) s per cawn, 25 0@ 84 00; American, per case, 12 016 00, Tohaceo, Tosacco—Clinax he; Bullion 4! Btar, Rudy, 460; Her k, 84@dle; Spearhead, 46c; per Heldsteck, 6c, 800t Mediumdce good 6o; Dia Prva Horses ney's, Qar lb,lm 48 Fixe Cur 43860c) Hard t avorite, mondCrown, bto; Bweet Sixteen, blo. Buoki¥G—0, B.,, 22; Meerschaum, 80c; &1 05; potassium, Imlinln, per " per oz, snlphato | g 9; sulphur per lb, ic; WHOLESALR, We quote lumbar, inth an ak Omeha at the following Fnglow on onse | “Jotsr aND SoaNTLING and ouder 20 00, |7 Prxnera—16 feot and under, 20 00, TixpEn ASD JOI8T 1, 2500 241, 25_00, ¥ixorwa—No, 1, 4 and 6 (n,, 24 00; No, 2, 20 00, Suxerng —No. 1(24 common boards), 20 00; No, 2, 18 00, Sroox Boarna—A, 45 005 13,40 00; 0, 85 00, Froorixa—No, 1, 40 00; No, 2, 86 00; No, 8, 2500 "' 8ipina, elear—27 00; No, 2 2005 No, 8, 20 00, 1uixa—F, 87 00; § BriNGLRS, um ~4 50, Tt por M. Y.aue—Per hnnel 1 25; bulk per bushel, A%y oement, bbl, 2 25; Towa plaster, bbl, 2 50; hite per bo, B0c; Taveed felt, 100 s, B 50; straw board 80, naard, 8 50, HoavylHardwaro List. Tron, rates, 2 803 plow stecl special cast, crucible, 7o; special or German cast boo do, 15a20; wagon spokes, sot, 22548 00; hubs per set, 1 25; folloes, sawed dry, 1 40; tongues, each, axles, each, ro nuts per 1b, Talle; washers, R riveta, por Ib, 11e: coil chain® por Ib, 6al A 4 iron weages, 6o: crowbars, 4c; spring stoel, 7a8c: Burden's 4 40: Burden’s muleshoes 5 70, Bannkn Wikk—In ear lots, 4 (0 per 100, Na1Ls—Rates, 10 to 60, 2 Stor —Shot, 1 85: buck «hux 21 powder, kegs, 6 40: do, half kegs, & quarter kegs, 1 88: blasting, kegs, 8 per 100 fest, 50c. Lrap—Bar 1 65, Coar—Cumberland blackamith, 10 00: Mor- ris run Blossburg, 10 00: Whitebreast lump, 5 00: Whitebreast nut, b 00: Towa lump, 5 00: 5 00: Rook Spring, 7 00: Anthra- 1 60: Canon City, 7 00 per ton, doy w"tl‘v horseshoos, orfontal 18: do, fuse, Dy Paiuts, ‘Whits lead, Boj French rinc, 10o; Parls whiting, 240 whiting gilders, 1fo; whiting com'l 1jo; lampblack, Germantown, lic; lampblack, ordinary, Ocj Prussiaa blue, 65c; untramarine,18¢; vandyke, braws, 8c; umber, burnt, 4c; uambor, raw, onna’ burat, 40} slounn, raw, 40; Parls groon, genuine, 250; Parls groon, common, 20¢; chroms green N, Y., 303 om groon X., 120 verultion, Mg, 700 vermillion, American, 18c; Indmn, rod; 100§ rose pink, 140; Venotlan 1ed, Cookson's, 2Pc; Vonotian' rod, Amerioan, 1§0; rod lead, 7hos chromo yellow, genuine, H0c; chrome yol. w, K., 12c;ocbre ‘rochelle, 80; ochre. Franch, ? ! ochire, American, 20; Winter's mincral, ; lohigh brown, 240) Spanlsh brown, 2o} Fithon M0l & SEE~-3ATURDAY NOVEMBER 15, 1884 Railwav Txmo Tablo. l In Effect Oct. 1st, 1 tra 1 Alled ¢ t timo tat le All traing arrl Central Standard Ti Traing of the C. 8t part from their ta; tral & C. . fr nion Pactii publ at and dopart from Omaha TWALD ARRIVE | DEPART. A |ru | Unlon Pacific. A v |rw §26a].. Overland Expross .| 7608 | 11 4on Colorado Express. Ao 0. & Rop. Vallov. | 1266 | Mailwnd Express ——-B.& M. In Nsb, — 608 Ma Exprots sl | o'icn ht Expross 10004, [SOUTHWARD, | Missouri Pacific 10 850 “u i Day Kxpross 0 50 coou| 88T Night Express, |0 08 C.B. 4 4baf 7 45b 70 Via 6 25d| 7 80a 9 00| 6 bbb, .. Via Councll Bluffa:. .| 7 bod| 7 85 Wabash Route. | -~ | esa] 7 Ohics gokxpross.... |11 20a]..... 1 00a|. .81, Louls Expross | 8668 EASTWARD, e m &8t Paul 8 160 Uy (%! Ul - ‘R -I &. nclflc 8 160 . Ekpross 6'doo|.. S 1bo T et ) el | c 3 St S 46| 4 608/For Chicagovia PIuiam'th| & 40a] 7 80a 8 16a| 4 258 For Chicago via €. Biuffs| 0 45a/ 7 858 NORTHWARD, C. St. P, M d. (2} Tho 0 m and 8 p m dummy traina also arrive at at the transfor in timoto make eastern conuections, but not to cheak baggage OMAHA BRIDGE TRAINS Dummy Trains -Leavo Omaha at 8408 00 9,00, 1000, 16:8 1 00, .00, 8 0, 4 00 0 00, 6,00, 1085 pm. On Sundayatho 800 and'10 00 a m 200 and 4 00 p m tratng do not run. Arrive st \rane- fer dopot 13 minutes later: Broadway depot 20 min. utes later. Loave Councll Blaffs (Broadws 930, 10 50, 1140 & m; 1 30, 4 80, 8 30. 430, 530, d'1106 pm. On Sundays tho § 80 and'10 80 and 880 aud 6 80 p m tratng will not run- Arrive at Transter 7 minutos lab'r, Omaha 20 minutes later. TransforTrains Leave Omaha at § 16, § 68 1005 & m, 4 25, 0 10 and 665 p m, daily Arrivoat 9 45 and 11 160 w, 1236, devet) b 790, 880 5 ant 816 Frovn—Colorado, 100 1bs, 1 35@1.53; “ pat- ent, 100 Ibe., 2 72@3 00; Kansas, 100 Ibs, 2 75 1'00; Minnesota, 100 Ibs, 3 90;' grahatn; 100 lbs, 175; ryo, 100 Iba, 225; bugk-theat, 100 1bs, 7 60@7 75, GRAIN, FEED, RT0—Whoat, 100 1bs, 80@90c; corn, In’sacke on track, 100 lba, 1 15@1 20; oata, in sacks on track, 100 Ibs, castorn white, 1 15@) 25; Culnrmlnvlntu 110@1 20; mixed, 12)@1 25 barley 100 Hn 1 50@1 35; bmn, ton, on track, l’h’l(flld chop, corn, 100 lh!, on track, ol 20@1-9b; chn]- mixed, 100 Ibs, on track, 1 30@1 85y corn msal, 100 Tba, 143 @1 6 Hay—Baled, upland, ton, 13 00@15 M upland, looss, ‘ton, 13 00@16 00; socond bot- tom, baled, 910210 00; alfalfa, loose, ton, 10 00@11 00; clover, baled, tor, 14 00; Toose, tom, 13 00@15 00; straw, baled, on track, ton, '8 00@9 00. Burrer—Crenmery, fancy, Ib, crenmery, fine, 1,4 creamer; 22@23: dalry, (‘,ll .icw 1D, “b, 18@20; dalry, tair, 15, To@lG; cooking, 1b, B@8, Eacs—State, candlo 3@ ranch, doz, 2 CORERsE—Hull oroam Ib, 10@lic; skim, 1b, 90 b, : bu nd warranted, doz, {tflhm half c'on'n ; St domes 1(a Lhr\ o old chickens dos, 5 (0; z, 80524 00; live ducks, doz, 5 turkeya, Ib., 15217c, Porators—Colorado, 100 1bs, 1009110; aweet, per 1b,, 3t@8} VESETABLES — Onions, yel'ow, 100(bs, 125@1 50; cabbage, 100 Ihs, 90@1 10: beo 1 101k, 100; turnips, 100 lbs, 100@1 carrots, 100 1bs,1 2 5@1 50 FRUITs —Lomons, per case, Moslns, 7 50 8 50; oranges, R 0; oranges, fancy bb! ‘anples, Belleflower, box,1 60 320@3 ho; ‘\1|I1nv ru, Muscat, 17 ED \Xltn'a ms, sweot plokle mx. Ih, 14}; dry ealt n| do ) h..-r 1b, 16; Iard in pails, 103104 AT i steors, per uu 3003 50; choice ep, 2 00@ 2 DO, 1, porlb, 11@120, No, ib, 9@10; groen ftecrs and branded calf, 1b, 4@5; green cal, Ib, 8(@10; groon kip Ib, sheen aling, dry. 810, loor akiny summer, b, doer slkins, W b, 15 @16; antelope skins* 1b, 12@15; t.ll:w h@o. 1, por I, 14@15, WooL—Colorado N buck, Ib, §; Mexican, Kisu—Mackorol, No,l, 12), kit, mea, L 75@2 25; Oalifornta. salmon, half bYi, 10 50; l'(ull’nnrl herring, kaz, 102! 60; &ront, por th. 15@16a "IE 0L ReLiBLE ;| THE BRUNSWICK, BALKE, COL- LENDER CORPANY, (SUCOKSSORS TO THE J. M. B, & L. 00,1 Tho most extensive mauntucturerd of Billiard &:Poo Tables IN THE WORLD Jobn Hockstrasser Gonoral Agont or Nebraska au Wostorn lowa, 0 8. Tonth Strect + + + + OMAUA, NED & Prices o Billiard and 00! Tiblos & 31 wabs ria application OMAVA Chemical Dyeing ~AND GLEANRG WO.‘YK‘B T, PAULSON, Propriy 'l'hfl L'llilfl’s Hospital 1716 DODGE STRUET, Private 100ms for adults st reasonable rates, lnola ding nuralog. Prompt attention glven to emergenoy osses. Pationta can b attended by their own” phy slolan * && Dispeusary {or the poor open Yo 'lllundlvllml aturdave from 10to 1l & m “VAannKm~énEdli g-llox;xl Furad — o N piconcty SUNDAY TRAINS extrs, 81 M'mh No. l' 1 2“' Damar Kn\\nlmflilpnnllu Linoa. oxtra, 81 75; Japan, 70c; asphaltum, extea, 850) e thellso, 85 £01 hard!oil falsh 81 60, L I = Vi NW DENVEK MARKET. _ Soptent l P ‘_;:’, 7 D-I!:l‘ N]Il 11‘ L 20 S .y morning jalng arriv tn correspoading order. . B & Q trains run ¢v sup A FINE LINE O P! Cjflns & 0o WOODBRIDGE BROS, THE ONLY EXCLUSLVE MUSIC ROUSE IN OMAHA NEB. — BURLINGTON, IOWA THE LARGEST RON WORK 1N THE STA BRIDGE WORK, \ONTECTg,, IRON WORK. FoR THE Mursay. ok Woris, N RINES,| . SrtcuLries. B o | LERS, Autommdtic Cut-Off Engines, Steam Pumps, Meat Cutting Machines, Tanking Qutfits & Presses Wheeled Scrapers Fruit Evaporators, Prairje_Corn Shellers. RGENT THE HYATT PRISMATIC LIGHTS s i RATENT S lonx An) SAW MILL SPEEIALTIES | SEND FOR ESTIMATES SPECIAL NOTICE TO Growers of Live Stock and Others. WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO Our Ground Qil Cake. uul to Hoigr 1 Tv is](hie best and cheapest food for stock of any kind, One pound fs threo pou ds of corn. Stock fed with Ground Oil Gake in the Fall and instead of running down, will increase in weight and be in good marketable von in the spring. Dairymen, as well va others, who use it, can testify to fts mek ita. Try it and judgo for yourselves. Prico 25,00 par ton. No chargo for sacks Addross WOODMAN LINSEED OIL COMPANY, Omaha, Neb, P.BOYXYER CO. DEALERS IN Hall's ‘Safe and Lock Comp'y FIRE AND BURGLAR FROOF SAFES, VAULTS, LOCKS, ETG. LORVO Farnam Btreoot Omah. . STEELE, JOHNSONI&.CO., WHOLESAEE GROCERS H. B. LOCKWOOD, (formerly of Lockwood & Draper, Chi Managor of the Tea, Cigar and Tobacco Dupm‘tmunu. A full line of grades of the aboxe; also Pipes and Smokers’ carrisd in utock Prices and samples furnished on application. Open orders .intrusted to us shall receive our careful attention, Satisfaction Guarauteed. ABEYVS FGR BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND PUWDEH 00 LAGER FRANZ -FAI.K B}lEWII_IG GO0. BEE R. Milwaukée. Wis. GUNIHER & CO., Sole Bottlers, C.0F. GCOODMAN. Wholesale Druggist AND DEALER IN Paints, “Oils, Varnishes and Window l}lass OMAHA, NEB, . HELLMAN & CO, -&max-.&ux‘, ' A. L. STRANG & CO., Double and Single Acting Fower ano Hand " PUMPS, STEAM PUR Fraee end Iron l'lHln CHUR I hoiesale 1301 AND 1303 FARNAM STRELT, OMVIATEA . - C L] i hod ot ing, Hcee, Englne 'Ir)mm!n_l,n, Mining Machiners, ALLADAY WIND-MILLS, at wholessle and retail. ¥ AND SCHOOL BELLS, Corner mm Farnam 8t., fimaha Neb. #OING— AR O Lo PRINCIPAL LINE CHICAGO,PEORIA & 8T LGUIH, Y WAY 01 INCOLAY 70 o via A8 CITY AND ATOHISON to D In Uniion Dopots b K Deny bt MAHA AND ) DENVER, RANS, et ing /..I\T .F.L“. And all points in th GrOING A ST, Union hey Ohic I (i f NEW Y 0 IA’ K, in, Clneinnits, Conngg. s, Great West BOSTON, Eloant Dy € i " Q. Diniy o daily tound from ¢ afeago i Ku ond Conne THNTS: Chidago.tnd. i Atehison nn GOING NORTH AND 501 10 Truing of Elegant by Conches and i ) Puluce Sleeping Cars wre rn duily U v from St Louis; vin Hannibal; Qui ar Rupids hrough Line beiween MINNEAPOLIS and 8T. PAUL, PHROT G ally 87, LOUIS, 4 the great ici, and is univer ¢ad 1o the World fo. 2562 of Travel. ar eale (0 15 vin this Hine Kot oftices . the POTTER Vice-Pree & Gon. Mai ¥J ERCEVAL LOW 1 . v St. Charles Hotel, LINCOLWN. Four atory brick, fust erected on O sreut, be tween 7th dud 8th Fuest furalshed, beat and most reasonatle ]nuud house at the Capitol Noar ail degote, . KATECOAKLEY, uoy $-me L Proprieto HENRY LEHMAMN JOBBER OF} EASTERN{PRICE .18 FARLAM STRELT, (S-DUPLICATED OMAHA, NEB W. I, WRIGHT Tmporter, Jobber and Manufacturer's Agent of GROCKERY, GLASSWARE, LI\MPS, |[ETG. 18th Street, Bet. Farnam and Harney. OMAHA, NEBRABKA The Fleotrio Lanp 68 Candle Power ' HALLET DAVIS AND 60'S |ENDORSED BY FRANZ LIBZT.] HM EEFLSORN BPEATNO nrmn unm 1st, 1681, MERSON FIANO 00 —Guru nstzumonts and uurivalled for bsau! fokross. BECH BV TS . Mol RECOMMENDS ITSELF. BOLE AGE: A HO‘%PIJ-W Dodes Bt EFEREID. W, GHEL.AE, (SUCCESSUR TOLFOSTER & GRAY). 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