Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 11, 1885, Page 3

- NEBRASKA Natlai Bk, OMAHA, NEBRASEA, PAID UP OAPITAL. BURPLUS NOV 1,1884,, A. R TOUZALIR, ostdon), Vice Presideny. ¥. MOORE, JNO, 8, COLLINS, LEWIS 8. REED, ond K. Hayden, Assistant and Acting Onshler. ma ornom The Iron Bank 00R, 12TH AND FARNAM 8TS, A GENERAL BANKING BUBSINESE TRANSAOTED, INTEREST allowed on time deposits apor avorable terms and upon acoounta of backs and bankars, FOREIGN EXOHANGE Governmeni Bonds and County and Olty seourities bought and sold. In its treatment of eustomers the most b eral polioy is pursued consistent with safo +nd round banking, and wb invite corresponce enc0 or personal indulry (n sonnection there I FINANCE AND COMMERCE. FINANOIAL Niw Yorg, February 10,—Money—Market easy at 1 per cent. Prime mercantile paper—4@5o. Sterling Bille—Dull at 483}, Starling Exchange—Demand 4.861, Governmants—Dull for 15 and 4} coupons. Railroad Bonds—Generally higher, Stooks—Opened about unchanged from yes terday, Lut after a few minutes thers was a decided bucyancy and the upward movement continued, with very little interruption, until 2 o'clock, when an advance ensued amounting to§to2 per cont. Tho lenders’ withdrew o portion of the support of the lat ter and there was a reaction. The net result actions is an advance of | to 17 per S84L] €eeepbiIbth (oW taktatibn) Whits prices are a fraction lower. The market was unusually active, Lackawanna sgain led the list in the amount of business dooe, Unusual strength was displayed in Lake Shore and New York Central, The advance was accom- panied by a report that Vandorbilt was huy - ing back these stocks, St. Paul wasan ex- ception to the general rule, being compara- tively weak all day. A decline followed the publicacion of a synopsis of the companies’ business last year, showing a decrease in the surplus at the end of the year of 1,005, advance Pacific 6's o Central paciho. .. Chicago & Alto do _ do p Ohicago, Burlington Delaware, Lackawana & Western Donver & Itio Grando ansas & T Lake Shore & Micl lg'm.SouLhem Louisville & Nashville. . pf Now York Central Oregon Trans.Continental . Eaoifi Mail. Pullman Paisce Car Company. Rock Island. . . 8. Louls & San Francisco. doRgdoTp LA MRS Ohicago, Milwaukeo & St, Paul o do d Bt, Paul & Omaha. .. tdo do pfd Toxas Pacific Union Puci : Wabash, St. Louis & Pacifio, do do do pfd Western Union Telegrapl USRTENS s TEx.div. *Asked. GENERAL PRODUOE, OHIOAGO PRODUCE. February 10, —Flour—Dull winter wheat 4 00@+4 \h uguu 3 75@4 b0; Minnesots Bakers 3 10@ 40 \\'hvnt—'l‘rmliuc light but feeling firm owing to repo-ta that it had been rainiog and freezing in winter wheat districts, Vrices ea-ly advanced fe, declined dc, and closed dc over yesterday 77ic for cash and Feb for Marchy 83 gSije for Omcmo, Corn—Ruled very quict but stesdy and closing a shade higher; 36{@37c for cash; 36 for February; 87¢ for Marcn; 4U4@304c for May. Oats - Dull but firm; 2 27A@27de for M Rye—Firm at e, Barley—Nominal at 63 Flax Seed—Firm 147 } Timothy Seed—Slow; commion grades 1 240 1 28 Pork—Me raceded 15 for cash and Feb arch; £03@103c for to high Tk active and lnlt rnlllml cloking ste 13 ruary and March; 13 Liard—Steady Febroary; 7 X for _cash_and | for March; 7 25@7 274 3yxed meats in fair requost; shoulders, 4 70@4 50; short rib sides 6 50@ 4 60; whort clear sides 6 40@7 00, Whisky—At 1 Butter—Dull; creameries 334 354; dairies 27 @30c. Cheeso— 1irm and unchanged; good to fine :,h.-d.l. s 104, LR free ~Suady and unchanged, Tallow—Steady and unch nwed. Heoerpta, l"lour‘ bbls. 5,000 Rye, bushal Beley, bus) TOLEDO, Toreno, February 10,—Wheat— Quiet; o 2red cash aud February, 79ic; Apil, ; May, B3fe, Corn—Stesdy; No, 2 cash and Felruary, 11ie; May, 42fe. Oate— Dull ‘and nominal; May, 34c. Rye—No. 2, 70¢ bid LIVERPOOL, ‘Liveerroor, February 10,—Wheat—Quiet, but steady with poor demand_swinter, 7@7s, 4d; sprivg, 65 1d@7s Supply good. Coru—Steady with fuir demand at 43 93d KANSAS CITY. Crry, February 10, d, 6 je asked; May, 658@U3he, cash and March, 804s: M asked; June, Slc bid, 81 No, 2 cash, 31¢; Kaxsas Quiet bid, 6: Corn—Q) 31c bid, 81§ acked, Qats—Dull avd nominal; 28}c asked. NEW YORK PRODUOS New Youk, February 10,—Whaat—Spot grados very dull,clo ing weak; options steady; , 44,000 bushels; axparts, 56,000 bush suring, 924c; No, 3 red, s6o; No, 2 .1 white: 006, Bay, cloningat —Wheat— arch, 6ic *"Gorn~Spot grades 1@}c, snd options §@fc lower, closivg with & reaction of 4(@fe, Re ceiptf196,000 ushels; exports. 96,000 bishel: ungraded, 40@ble; No. 8, 4}@@50k; No - and May closing at 41112 Oata - Without imp rtant change, lwum 27,000 bushe s axports, 18,000 bushels; mix westorn, 36@28¢; white woetern, S8@400. it ceipta, 32,000 | Califoraia, 14@15c. THE DAILY BRE--WEI ISDAY, FEBRU2RY 11, 1885, Bags—Western fresh, demand fair; market r rm at 24} @9 Pork - 14 124 l ard—Hi 50@7 tee—Choice , with moderat : western ste ir demand and fir CINCINNAT) Cryorssart, Fbruary 10, =Wheat - and firm: No., 2 red, 864@S Cotn—Active and higher; No. 2 mixed, 42( @32}c. iiet and stoady at 72c. Firm aud unchanged; No, 3 spring ork—Firmer at 18 (0, ard—Quiet and firm at 7 00@7 10. k Meats- Quiet and unchavged; shoul + short ribs, 682, Whisk yActive and firmer at 113, 8T, LOUIS PRODUCR, 81, Louvis, February 10. ~Wheat—Mar. ket higher butinactive; No. 2 red Si§@s5ie for cash; 854 January; 813@@854 for i 1gc, closing at 84gc for Feb r U1k, closing at 918@91c for May. Corn ~Weaker and slow; 85§@36c for cish, January, and February; closiog at 35§c for March; 874@3 for May. Oata—Dull and lower; 30§c bid for 31fc for May. Rys—Viry slow: 65} bid, Barley—Quiet; prime to f Butter— Unchanged; dairy ry, 28@3le. Egga—Stiady o Flax § Hay 00@15 00, Bran—Quie Cornmeal AL 1 R ) (h ‘mlr for May. for March, 86jc for cash v at 60280 25¢ cream: ; timothy, for May. Yorkers, 4 00@1 50° packing, vy, 4 6 @1 75; recaipts, 6,100, ¥ Bonn —~Wheat - Firmor at 914 Hogs 1 b”!lA 4 60; | Co.n—Quet and slow at 374c for May. Oats - Nominal, BALTIMORR, Bartivore, February 10.—Wheat —West. ern, Firm and dull; No. 2 winter red spot, 893(@904c, Corn - Western, dull; mixed spot 497@50c, oady mixed 54@36 lower and dull; western white, 37@ Whiskey—1 20@ MILWAUKER PRODUOR Firms March, No, 3 39@10c. No. 2 white, Corn—Qi Oats—Dull; No, 2, 30@ .m? Ryo—TFirmer; No. 1, 643c. Barley—Quiet; No, 2 spring, 40je. NEW ORLEANS, NEw _ ORLEANS, ]'ellnnry 10. — Corn Meal ~Demand fair a nneu higher, scarce; Bpot, 2 85; to arrive, Pork—(iood demand nd higher at $13 78}, OHICAGO, CH10AGO, February 10, — Drovers’ Journal 12,000 head; nominally common t» choice ; stockers 300@+ 00; firm; nlupp(ng stears | feeders 4 Hogs— {m:pu rough packing ping, 4 90@ 5 @4 25, Sheep — Receipts, quality choice 4 1,500 hezd; ; yoor; common to good 250@4 20; KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK. Kansas Orry, February 10, — Oattle—Re- 1350 head; market active and firm, and 5@10c hi Bl ; good to choice rhippin , common to me- diwm, 4 00@4 50; stockers and feeders, 3 40@ 4 30; cows, 2 5@3 0. Hoga—Rec owing to delays of trains steady, but no tradin Sheep—Receipts 520; nnchanged, ; light offerings ket mominally market steady and BT, LOUIS. St1. Louis, February 10.—Cattlo—Raceipts. 1,000 hend; dull, supply and quality poor. Exports nominally 5 76 6 00; good to choice shipping, 0 20@5 €3; common to me: native butcher steers, 3 00 lers, 4 25@4 6 corn fed Texans, ],. wm\tstl' e to v.-hoi..e 3 | —m— 0\1.‘\!]:\. MARKETS. Orrice oF THE OMARA B Tuesday, February 10, The following prices are charged retailers by jobbers, whelesalers aud commiesion mer- chants with the exception of grain, which is quoted at the prices furnished by the elevators and other local buger goad grades Grai Whoat—Cash No. 2, (0. Barloy —Oash No, 2. noniinal. Rye—Cash No, 8, 49c. Qorn— Live Stock Market. Hogs firm at The cattle market was_quict to-day and butchers’ stock was quoted 0@ Sheep were quotad General FProduce Game—Quiet and unchanged, Ducks are in good demand Rabbits are doing a little better aguin. The game law of this state pro- bibits the killing of u i ulu er February 1 X geese, doz, snipe, per doz, ducks, mullnul #2002 50; ducks, teal e 1 50@:2 00, Potatoes Stocks are light and with the first open weather shipments will do well, but showld all be sacked. We quote 40@50c per bushel, Onions—60c frozen stock, Popcorn—Duall and per por bushel for sound un- slow salos at 1@14c) f Beans—Ara now in better demand and atocks clearing up fast. Prices are firmer and can eucourage consignments, Navies, per_bushel, 1,40@1.50; medium, per bushel, 1,25@1.85, Honsy Comb—Choice domestic, 15@16¢; Bocswax —In good demand, Oholoe bright per Ib. 26@28c; common to good dark per 1b. 15@20c, Oider—*Ohio” per bbl $7.00; *York State” per bbl, $8.00; per 4 bbl, con- densed par gal, 800;crab apple, per gal, 5o, Cheese —Full cream, western, 12¢c; Wiscon- sin new, 1240; young American, 12@13c. Maplé Sugar—Pure, in bricks, per lb., 16¢; Groce List, OaNNED Goops.—Oystes Z(Standard) per case, 890; strawberries, 2 1b, "per case, 3 50; raspberries, 21b, per case, 2 50 L-u(umu pears per ease, b 80; apricots, per case, b 00; peaches per case, 5 9); white cherries Gase, 8.75; plums per cane, 4 50 whortleber. riga ' per case, 8 00; ogg plums, 2 1b, par case, 290; r_case, 2 90; pine on gages, 2 b wl.,., £ pex case, uoé'z 50 Rore—Sisal, § inch and larger, 8ic, § inch, %c Oa¥ 8—Boxes, 40 lbs, 16s, 120, 8s, 12kc, boxer bo 16 oz, Bs_ 14c, M asones—Per caddie, 850; round,rl,case 2 ; Luare, cases, 1 70; Oshkosh, casesgr .0 Svoans—Powdered, 8¢; cut loaf, Sc; an- 4 ilated, 7c; confectioners’ A, 6jc; Standard sxtra O, 6c; extra O, So; medium yellow, bo; lark un..w, M(ao‘(c. 001..-4):41“, grades, 12@1240; (m 12 0 good, 184c; prime, 14@154c; chol ee wac 7o; fancy green and ydlo'. 16@164c; Juvlfllmsnz Java, 20@’64: rhu.khl ruut d, 4o MoLaughli X rossted, 153 n_-\-lmwn Java, wi@lhic, Clark’s Aurora 0 E vunr—sundud Com,, 38¢, bbls; Btaadard lo. 4 gallon kegs, 1 25. S;‘m —In lb plpon, 820 per case; keg, per b, Diy Fuuirs—No 1, quarter apples. bbls #0; N O sliced, boxes, 7j¢; evaporated, boxes, boxes, 11c; penches, evaporated, 16 blackberries, 103; peaches, s + mall extra Oalifornia spirits per pr oof_gallon; mn,\o refine 1 proof, 119 per proof gallon; whiskies, 100 a1 50; hlm Flonded, 1 50 €3 50, Gins—Tmported, 4 50@600; domestic, 1 40 @3 00, Pickres—Medinm in barrels, 600; do In half barrels, 8 60; small, in barrels, 7 00; do in half barrels, 500; gherkina in barrele, 8 00 do in half barrels, 4 50, TrAs Guopowder, goody 45@ 80@76¢; good Tmperial, 40@4: 65c; Young Hyson, good, 8(@?50c; choice, 65 100; Japan, natural leaf, Japan choice, Jolong good, 86@40c; Oolong choice, i Souchong, good, 80@40c; choloe, 85 choloe, choice, 60@ Ri0R ~Louisians, prime to choice, 64@7he. Fisi—No, 1 mackerel half bbls., 7 50; Family § bbis., 4 25; No, 1 kits, 1 00; family kits, 60c; No, 1 whitefish, hal® bb GM, No L Kits, 960 family half bbis,, family kits and pails, 600; No, 1 trout, half bbla,, 5 25, WoonkNwARE—Two hoop pails, 1 85 three hoop pails, 2 10. Tubs, No. 1, 900; pioneer washboards, 1 85; Double Crown, 4 90; well- buckets, 8 85, Soaps—Kirk’s Savon Tmperial; 8 satinet, 830; Kirk's standard, 85 White Russian, 4 85, Porasn—Pennsylvania cans, 4 cans in case, 3 (T3abbitt's ball, 2 doe. in case, 190; An: chor ball, 2 doz. in case, 1 50, CANDY—Mixed, 11aldc; stick, 10al1c; twist stick, 104c. Vinkoan—New York apple, 16c; Ohio ap- ple, 180, SALT—Dray loads, per bbl, 160; Ashton, \n sacks, 8 50; bbls dairy, 60, 58, 3 60, SrarcH—Poarl, 44 vor Gloss, 8c; Corn Starch, 80; Excelsior Gloss, 7¢; Corn, 74e. Spioks - Pepper, 17c; spice, 14c; cloves, 20c; cassin, 15¢, 3 15; Kirk's 5; Kirk's Dry Goods Brows SrerTiNGs—Atlantio A, Tho; Atlan- tio P, 60 Atlantio LL, bic; Brunswick, 73c; Beaver Dam LI, 6c; Lawronce L1, bic; Pa- cifio H, 7o “Royal ‘!tnndmd, 640; Indian Head A, 7fo; Wanchusott A, 7o, Fia Hrowy BHAEriNGe-A e sie, Blos Pop: perell R, 7c; Salisoury R, ke, Brrackkp Corrons—Ballon, 44, 64c; Bal- lon, 7-8, bje; Cumhurland 4.4, 80; “Davoll DD, gho; I ‘wirmount, 4ho; Fruit of the Loom d, Yc;'Glory of the West, 8jc; Golden Gate, xyc, Hill 7-8, 80; Hill 4-4, 7{c; Lonsdale, 7c; Now York Mills, 113c; Wamsutta, 104c. Duoks (Colored)—Boston, 8 oz., 1130: Bos- ton, 10 07, 14ho; Boston, 9 oz, 14c; Fall River “Duoks (Gray) —West Point, 8 oz, 11c; West Point 10 0z., 14c; Point Bear, 8 oz., 11e. TickiNGS—Amoskeag, 13hc; Oontinental Fanoy, Ofot Qordis, 10fc; Pearl River, 12; York, 12he; Hamleton Awnings, 124c. DENIMS - Amoskeog, 145; Beaver Oreck AA 12¢; Beaver Creek BB, 1lc; Beaver Oreck CC, 10c; Haymakers, 8c, Jaffrey D & T, 12§e: Tafirey, , 12§0; Pearl River, 13c; War. ton AXA (brown), 12c; Warren BB (brown), 1c; Warren CC (brown), 10c. Cayprics Fifth avenue glove finish, 4jc; Keystons glove finfah, bo Corskr JeaNs—Amory, 7he; Hancock, 8c; Hearsayer 8c; Rockport, 7c. Paits Allens, bho; Amorican, 5y Arn- old’s 6c; Cocheco, 6c; Harmony, 4ic; inu.go 640; Indigo7-8 11c: Indigo 44, 1240 Steel River, 5ic; Charter Oak, 4o, Prixts SHIRTINGS —American, 5o; Oocheco, 5ie; Gloncester, be; Southbx dge, 44c; Waver: leys 4§c; Rosedale, 4 mmunh,\mmm staples, 8jc; Batos staples, 8tc; Lancaster stapl 8c; Plunket plaids 9c; ‘Hudson checks, 8ic; Amoskeag Persians, 93c. Dss Goong —Atlantic alpacon, sian cashmero, 23he; Hamleton cashmere, 153c; Hamleton Fancus, 114c; Hamleton brocades, 160; Arlington brocade, 18c. Drugs, Dxuus AND OHEMIOALS—Acid, carbolic, 40c acid, tartaric, 50c; balssm copaiba, per lb 6bc; bark, sassafras. per Ib, 12¢;_calomer, per Ib, ‘J(lc. cmdmmd a, per oz., $0 50; chioro: .81 00; ‘Dovers powders, per_lb, P epaoin salts, per 1b, 84; giycerine, pure, per Ib, 250; lead acetate, per 1b, 20c; oil castor, No. 1 per gal., SL 60 oil castor, No. 8 per gal., 1 40; oil, olive, per gal., SL 40; oil, i csoptum, 81 50; aquinine, P. & $120; potassium Todide, per Ib., $3 50; salicin, per oz, 40c; sulphate morphive. per oz, $3 40; rlphur, por Ib,, 4o; strychnine, per oz, §) 35 Heavy Hardware List. Iron, rates, 2 30; plow steel, apecial cast, 6c; cruciblo, 7c; special or German, bo; east too; do, 16a%0c; wagon spokes, set, 2 25a3 00; hubs por set, 1 5; telloes, sawed dry, 1 40; tonguos, each, 70a85c; axles, each, 75¢; Aquare nuts per Ib, Talle; washers, per b, SalSc; rivets, per 1b, 11c; coil chain, per b, 6al2c; Junllsable, 80; iron wodges, 6c; crowbars, 6.; harrow teeth, dc; spring steel, 7adc; R T shoes, 4 40; Burden's muleshoes, 5 70, Banpen Wike—In car lots, 400 per 100, Nais—Rates, 10 to 60, 2 30, Sror—Shot, 1 85; buckshot, 210; orfental powder, kegs, 640; do half kg s do, Sonctor koge, 188 blasting, kegs, B :«L-.~ fuse, per 100 feet, 50c. Lrav—Bar, 165 Coar_ Cumberland blacksmith, 10 00; Mor- ris run_ Blossburg, 10 00; Whitebreast Tump, 500; Whitebroast nut, 5 00; Towa lump, b 005 Towa nut, 5 00: Rock' Spring, 7 00; Anthra: clet, 11 35a11 50; Canon City, 7 00 per ton, Leather, Oak nole, 38@42c; hemlock sole, 28@33¢; i, £0c; runner f5c to_75c; hemlock hemlock upper, 22 to 24c; oak upper, 24c; alligator, 400 to 550, calf kid, 83@35c; Greisen kid, 250 to 270: oak lip, 80c to 1 00; onk calf, 120 to 1 80; French kip! 110 to 1 5%; Fronch'calf, 1 25 to 2 00; russetts 550 to 7 50 linings, 600 to 850; toppings, 9 00 to 10 50; B. L. Morocco. 30 toso 0. D Moroceo 85¢; situon, 2 50 @ HanNEss—No, 1 star onk, No, 1 Ohio oak, 1 Milwaukeo 34c; No. 3 No, 1 Pitta onk har, 35¢; har, 3¢, . B Pitts oak Liquors, Ross—TImported, 4 50@b 00; New Erigland, 199@400; dumue&ll., 150@3 bU. PRACH AND APPLE BRANDY—1 76@4 00, Cuanpacxes—Imported, per case, 25 00@ 3400; American, per case, 12 00@16 00, Tabacco. Plug_Tobacco- Climax, 47c; Bulllon, 47c; Horaeshoo, 44c, Stur, 46c; Rudy, 4bc;’ Her: sey's, 40c; Black, 38@40; Spearhead, 46c, Ovr Repe, 48c; Piper Hoidsieck, 64, Fine Cut—Common, 30cs Medinm, 40c; anod 45@60c; Hard to Beat, 70c; "avorlw. Diamond Crown, 55c; Sweet Sixteon, Smoking - 0, 8., 22%; Moarschaum, = 30c; Durham, 16¢ oz, 516; Durham, 8 55 Dar: ham, 4 0z, 57¢; Durham, 2 oz Seal_ of North Oarolina, 16 oz.,41c; Seal of North Car- olina, 8 0., 43c; Seal of North Carolins, 4 oz 480; Seal of North Carolins, 2 oz, bc; O, Durham, 4 0z, 28¢; O. K, Durhan, 2 oz, 30c; Uncle Ned, 3's 25¢; Tom and Jerry 230. Paints Otls and Varnishes, Oms—110 carbon, per gallon, 11c: 150 headlight, per gallon, 13¢c; 175° headiignt per_gallon, Loc; 150° water white, 16c; line per gallon, 50c; linseed boiled, per winter str'd, per vullun 7ac~ 50; castor XX\ woet, ;mgnlf.m 100. * per gallon, '1 60; fish W, E eatsfoot extrs, per gullon, !N.lr, No. 1, 76¢; lubricating, zero, per gallon, 80c; nurnzer, 16c; golden machine, No, 1, per gal- lon, 35c; No. 2, 280; sperm, sigual, per gallon 9oos Lurpvntnm‘ per gallon, 40¢; naptha, 74c, ver gallon, 16c, Lumber. WHOLRSALE, We quote lumber Jath and shingles on car at}Omaha at the following prices; w.{lgxsr AND SCANTLING — u{ feet and under, TiMBERS—16 feet and under, 18 00, mTlNBlli AND Joisr—20 ft,, 19 00; 24 6., F'INOING——No. 1,4 and 6 In., 20 00; No, 2, smflmm No, 1 (2d common boards), 18 00; No. 2, 8100k BOAMHH—A, 45 00; B, 40 00; O, 85 00, A s‘}%\aum —No, 1,'85 00; No, 3, 80 00; No, S&x;ma. clear—25 00; No, 2, 2250; No, 8, OriLiNg —§, 80 00, go SHINGLES, bus—i ,n.nndnd 800, Lara—3 00 E:rd Liug - Per 100; bulk por bushel, ::tl:'wbu‘:'h&!% Iu';:lplmr bl, 2 50; r per i bared felt, 100 lba, ——; oaw board § 00 o ry White lead 80c; Fre . tey Tl ¢ hiting, 24o; whiting gilders, Tic, whting com'l, 1fes 1,.".,.1»\..“-\«, Germantown, 1 atpblack, ordinary, 106; Prossian bl untramarine, I\,\nnd)kn brown, & hn.n(vlvrv' n, \ Y . llion, Eng vermillion, American, 18¢; Indian, red, rose pink, 14c; Venetian, rod, Cookson's, \tm‘hnn red, American, 1§c; red lead, genuine, 20c; chrome ol s Ky 30; ochre, Frenh 20 any Sc; Winker's mlneral, fc. lehigh brown, 24c; Spanish brown, 2ho; Prince’s mineral, 8¢, V ARNISHES —Barrels, per gallon: Furniture, oxtra, 81 10; furniture, No. 1, £1; coach, ex- - 81 40; conch, No, 1, 81 20; Damar, extra, 75, Japan, 700; asphaltum, extes, 8o, nhpllm‘ 43 '50; ‘hard oll finish $1°50 N8 IN O1L—White lead, Omaha, P. P, hite lead, St. Louis, pure, bic; Marseil les green, 1to 5ib oans, 20¢; French zino; green seal, 12c; French zinc, red seal, 110, Pranch zine, in varnish asst., 200; French zing, in oil nsst, 15¢; raw and burnt umber, 1 'b ., 10c; raw ‘and burnt Sienna 10c: nudyko crown, 13c; refined lampblack, 12¢; cosch black and ivory black, 16¢; drop ' black, 16c; Prussian blue, 400; \1ltrmm\r||m blue, 18¢; chrome green, . M_& D.. 160; blind and shutter green, L. M. & D., 16c; Paris green, 18¢; Indian red, 15¢; Venetian rml 9c; Tus. can red, 22¢c; American \l-nmllmn L &P.- ellow ochre, 9c; L. M., 0. & 1), 0., 18¢; hre, 9¢; golden_ochre, 16c; patent dryl\r 8c; graining colors, light oak, dark oak, walnut. chestnut and ash, 160 et DENVER MARKET. Frovr - Colorado, 100 Ibs, 1 L0@1 75; pat- ont, 100 Iba,, 2 76@3 00; Kaneas, 100 Ibs, 2 75 300 grahiam, 100 1bs, 1 50; tye, 100 Iba, 225 buck-whest, per kbl 7 00, Grals, Feep, Fro.—Whoat 100 Ibs, 8100 orn in sacks on track, 100 lbs, 5@70. onta, in sncks on track, 100 Ibs, enstern white, 1 15@) 20; Colorado white, 1 0@1 30; mixed, 110@1 15; barley 100 1bs, 1 50@1 85; tom, on track, 14 00@15 00; chop, corn, lud Tos, on track, 70c(@ib; chop mixed, 00" b, on track, 100@1 20; corn meal, 100'bs, 180 @1 40. Hav—Baled, upland, ton, 13 00@15 00; apland, loose, ton 10 00@12 00; second bot- tom, baled, 10 00@11 00; alfalfa, loose, ton, 12 00@15 00; steaw, baled, on track, ton, 6 L0 @8 00, Burrer — COraamery, fancy, 1b, dlc creamery, fino, b, 86 @380; dairy, choice, 1b 20@22c; dairy, good, 1b, 18@20c; dairy, fair Ib, 16@160; cooking, 1b, 6@8c. 'Eaas—State, candled and warranted, doz, 35@30c; ranch, doz, 36@37c. Cagrsg—Full cream, 16@170; half cream, b, 10@11¢; skim, lb, 9c; Swias, domestie, b, 22@23c; Swiss, imported, 80@82c; Lim: burger, 180, PouLtry -Live old chickens, doz, 500@5 50; dressed ducks, 1b, 15@16c; dressed turkeys, b, 15@16c, Porators—Colorado, 100 1lbs, 0:@1 05; sweet, per lb,, dc, ‘VEGETABLES — Onlons, yellow, 100 lbs, 225; cabbage, 100 Ibs, 2503 100 1bs, 1 10@1 25; turnips, 100 lbs, 1 25, FRUITS ~1,omons_por box, Messtna, 4 0@ 4 30; oranges, Florida, per box, 650@7 00; » Tloe‘ fancy bbl, 5 G0@5 50; apples, medium, Curep Miats—Hams, sugar cured, b, 113 @11§c; bacon, breaktast, lb, 12@12hc; dry nalt sidon, 1b, 73@sc; lard in’ pails, 93@%0; lard in l|ercsu, sje, Frusi Mears—Dressed beef; Colorado, per Ih, Th@$c; hogs, Ib, 6}@Che; mutton, 1b, 7 93c; Per- | @7he Livk Stock—Colorado steors, por 100 Ibs, 410@4 b0, Hides,—Dry Tlint No, 1, per Ib, 113@12¢; No. 2, lb, 9@10c; green steers al d ‘branded ontf, 1b, Sabos groan calf,lb, S@10c; groon kip, Ib, 0@7 uhsm) skins, dry. S@IOC deer skins, Ib, 15@20c; antelope skins, o, 12@15; tallow, b, S@be ‘Woot—Colorado No. 1. per b, 14@15c; buck, Ib, 8¢; Mexican, 7@10c. Fisa—Mackerel, No, 1, 140, kit, mess 1 60@2 00; California_salmon, halt bbi, 10 50; Holland_ b o Hunting for Feols. As a keen-looking business man, with bis hat worn on the nape of his neck, was standing on Clark street, Chicago, asimple, gawky-looking country lad of 19, with a big envelope in his hand, and his month and eyes wide open, came sauntering along, looking anxiously at all the signs, which he was apparently spelling out. The business man being naturally kind-hearted, and desiring te do afriendly turn to a stranger, said tc the boy : “Hi, sonny, what are you looking for? Let me see that letter.” “Now, I can’t let you have that let- ter; there’s bonds in it,” said the boy. “but p'haps yon can tell me where Mr. Smith lives around lere. The boss told me the number, but I've forgotten it, and the letter has got bonds in it, and so Lain't to give it to anybody but him.” “Why, I've been waiting for you this half hour,” said the keen business man, as his face brightened up; * waitin you to bring me those bonds whi bonght of What's-his-name.” “Be you Mr. Smith?” said the boy; “well,now, I'm glad I met you, because 1'd clean forgot what was the numl er where the boss said yon lived, and I wouldn't liked to go back without {ind- ing you; it would have looked as if I was careless.” With these remarks the lad took out a big envelope marked *J. Smith present,” in the upper corner “$3,500 U. 8. 6-20s,” and in the lower corner, “Qommission due, $5. Please remit by Learer. That’s all right, sonny,” said the keen-looking businesg man, as he bauled out a scantily-furnished purse, gve the boy a $5 bill and a quarter, and said: ‘' There, sonny, that quarter is to reward you for your cleverness and fidelity,” and, putting the envelope in his breast pocket, he walked leisurely round the corner, ran to Dearborn street with the speed of a deer, skipped lightly round to Madison, and, {.\‘niling a car, was whirled away at a comparatively light- ning speed. Not till he had reached Union Park did he draw the precious | envelope from his pocket, and, with the remark, “Pray heaven they are not registered!” tore it open, He then found that the envelope contained & copy of a Chicago paper, which he could have purchased at the office for b cents. Meanwhile the simple country Jad, en- tering & beer saloon in the vicinity of the Bherman House, absorbed a beer, salted away the $5 bill with seven othen in his pockc!rbonk and, with the k, “The fish is bmugvery numer: ously to-day!” took another big en- velope from his pocket, and once more sallied forth in search of a keen-look: ing business man, e —— Youth. There is nothing like youth. The sunshine streams upon the flowers. The blood mshes wildly through the veins, The air is full of music, and echoes of happy laughter are borne on every breeze. All" the world seems wrapped in golden mist, and hope, & white-winged angel, shines in the rosy heaven of the future, For age, the rustle of the dead leaves! For sorrow, the wail of the autnmn wind, the ead November twilight, and the lonesome splashing of the rain| What have age and sorrow to do with life? Let them thrust away their doleful gloom—while for youth aud beauty, and love and mirth, the silver bells ring, the wine sparkles, aud the earth is strewn with roses— William Winter, erring, keg, 1G0@1 €0 trout, per | Railwav Time Table. In Effect Jan, 18th, 1885, The attontion of the mmmn‘ publie 18 oalled to that thie ls the only complete and absolutely sorrect timo-table published in the clity, All traine arrite at and dopart from Omaha by OCentral Standard Time. Tralng of the C B. & Q. and 3 trom sho B & b, depot; il Sther from jon Pacifc dopot. s, Dally; b, except Saturday; o, except Sanday) sxcept Monday. WE!‘IW ARD DEPART, ARRIVE Unlon Pacific. . Overland Express . cm«»m\o Expreea. AW nN | AV | PN oo | 858 # M l N il A KXprose Night Expross, SOUTHWARD, Mls‘ourl Pnclnc Expross. Night Expr C. s”. v Plattsmotith. a Councll Blufty abash Route +ves ChiCA ROE XD oS L..8¥.Louls Express EASTWARD, C N & Pnul ‘Accommodation C,. & NW. DAy Expross. . Night Exprose. CB &0 58, For Chiicago via Plitem'th For Chioago via C. Bluffy NORTHWARD, C 8t.P. M. & O. Sloux City Expre o |Onkland Accommadatic|id lowa Div. 8t, Paul Day Express .S, Paul Night Expross. The 9 & m and 6 p m dummy tralns also rrive af the transfor In timeto make eastern co eotions, but not to cheok bagkaKe OMAN RAINS Dummy Trains—Losve Omaha at 6 40,8 00 900, 16/05, 14 16 a 1, 1 00, % 00, 8 00, 4 00, b 00; 6 00, 1085 pm. On Sundaystho 800 and 10008 m and 200 and 4 00 p m traing do not run, Arrive ab tras tor dopot 18 minutos later: Broadway dopot 20 min. aios later, Loavo Councll Bluts Broadway depct) 980,10 80,1 40 m; 180, 2 80, 8 50. 480, 680, 6 85 and 11 05 p m. On Sundays !ho 830 and 10 80 » m and 8 80and 6 80 p m trains will not run, Arrive st Transfer 7 minutes laf 0 minutes later. s i Trnns'sr'rralna omthnlsn & m, 420, 6 10 and 666 p m, dall 1% Krrivoat' 4 and 1116 m, 13 96, 786 and 815 p o 72, 880 ABIG CAT »-~- FREE Also 13 valuable and reliable re- cipes (never before published,) any- one of which is worth $1.00 and from that to $25.00, and a copy of the “Cultivator” sent FREE to any one that sends 8 stamps to pay poslage ete., 3 comic plcture cards will aiso be enclosed in the pack- age. These recipes are valuable to Ja La the household and any energetic per- :‘vnh’ name and address plainly. Put 509, Omaha. Neb. Milwankeg & St Paul And BEST ROUTE. TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN,OMAHA AND Clinton, Dubuque, Rockford, Bel i, Winona, son knowing the secrets they disclose need never want for money. Please stamps in a letter and address it to tne WESTERN PUB. CO., box wwe CHICAGO Avo RIORTH: RAILWAY. R.AILWAY. The SHORT LINE. FROM OMAHA TO THE EAST. Chicago, Minneapolis, ~ Milwaukee, St. Paul, Rapids, Davenport Rock Island, Kreeport, ille, Elgin, Madison, rossc, And all other Important points East, North- east and Southeust, stoet (in Paxton Ho- tel), and at U t. BOLLMAN 8 R8T DINING CARSIN Tk WoRLD are ru . onthe main lines of the Chicago milwaukee & St. Faul R'y and cvery aitention iepnid to passengera by courteous employes of ths company, . 8 MERGILL, eral Manager, ER Pacific T . CARPENTER, AFFORD, | Paws Agent, dent, Manager. JLAKK, Gen'l sum ot THE BEST ROUTE AND SEORT ILTNE Omaha Gouncil Biufls and Chicaro, The onlv line 10 teke for 1is Moines, wrehall. wwn, Cecar Repics, o, Chicago, Mil. waukve and all polats east, "1 peovlo, ot Colorado, Wy Utah, 1dcho, Nevads, 1m' n, Washing it offors supcrior advactages not line, Amony: a few 3 uoiuts of superior- ity erju ed by the patrons of this rosd botween maha and Chicago, aro ite two (ra COACHES which are thefinest th ingenuity sn o which sro m LOR DRAWINC K and ite widely celet the ¢qual of wl At Council Blu CARS, unsurpasecd by any ted PALATIAL DINING CARS annot be fourd els:wherc o trains of the ( Ry. connect in Union Drpot with those of the ru Nortlwestorn Ry 1 Chiago the trains of thie line wake close oonncction with thoeo of all eastorn Pacitio ork, Philadelphis, d all points in the Esst, ask the ticket agent for tickets o 1.WESTERN, ' If vou wisn the hest accommodations 1 All" ticket aents sell tlckets via this line, M. HUGH)T R.3.HAIR, General Maxager, Gea. Fass. Agent. CHICAGO, BURLINGTON, IOWA. THE LARGEST IRON WORKS: IN THE STATE BRIDGE WORK, \WNTECTug,, IRON WORK. For fE Munrar Inon Wonks ENGINES ; SPEGIALTIES! BOILERS, MILL AND MINING MACHINERY. Automatie Cht-0f Engines Steam Pumps, Meat Cutting Machines Tenking Outfits & Presses Wheeled Scrapers, Fruit Evaporators, Prainé Com. Shellers. ABENT THE HYATT PRISMATIG LIGHTS. SEND FOR ESTIMATES. PATENT L0& DO6S AND SAW MILL $PECIALTIES. SPECIAL NOTICE\TO Growers of Live Stock and Others. WE OALL YOUR ATTENTION TO Our Cround Oil Cake It s {ho best and cheapest food for stock of any kind. One pound s equal to three pous de of corn. Stock fed with Ground Oil Gake In the Fall and Winter Instead of running down, will Increase In weight and be In good marketable condl ton In the spring. Dairymen, as well s others, who use it, can testify to its mew {ts, Try it and judge for yuuhml\u. Price $24.00 per ton. No charge for sacks Address WOODMAN LINSEED OIL WORKS, Omaha, Neb, P/ BOYER CO., DEALERS INj Halls Safe and Lock Comp'y FIRE AND BURGLAR FROOY SAFES, VAULTS, 'LOGKS, ETC. 10RO FMarnairm Sireot. Omaha M. STEELE, & CO.. WHOLESAFEE GROCERS H. B. LOOKWOOD, (formerly of Lockwood & Draper, Ohlcago, Manager of the Tea, Ctgar md Tobacco Departments. A full line of all grades of thio aboxe; also Pipes and Smokers' carrled In stock. Prices and umpleu furnished on application. Open orders “Intrusted to us shall recelve our careful f attention. Satlsfactlon Guaranteed. AGENVS FGR BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER €O IC. 'F. COODMAN." Wholesale Drugglsts AND DEALER IN Paints, Oils, Vernishes and Window Glass, OMAHA, NEB. M. HELLMAN & Co, Whoiesale Clothiers 1301 AND 1303 FARNAM STREET, COR. 13TH, OML.AELA . ERBR.AGIT.S. W ¥, BROWN, GEO, | W. F. BROWRN & CO.: COMMISSION DEALERS IN LIVE STOCK Offce, Exchange Building Union Stock Yards, REFERENCES: OMAEA, NEB‘ | NATIONAL BANK, Omsha; W A. PAxtoy, Prest. and 1‘10!!‘ Unlon Stock Yde., Omaha Also connected with Gregery, Co , Unlon Stock Yards, Chic BROWN Swan Bros., Cheyenne, Jonx A. McSiaNE, Manager Bay State Cattle Co. J. A, CRRIGHTON Prest, First Nat'l Bank, Omaha, dress all communications—Unlon Stock Yards, Omaha, Nebraska. Cooley cago. HENRY. LEHMARNN, 'IWOBBER OFj Wl Paper and Widow Sha EASTERN PRICESZIDUPLICATED 18 FARLAM STREET, OMAHA, NEB THE A. L. STRANG CO., Double and Single Acting Power and Hand PUMES, STEAM PUMPE Engine Trimmings, Mining Machinery, Belting, Hose, at wholesale or retsil, AND BCOHOOL BELLS, Corner 10th and Farnam 8t., Omaha Neb, Brass and Iron Flttings HALLADAY WIND-MILLS, CHURCH LAGER FRANZ FALK BREWINC GO, BEE R Milwaukee. Wis. GUNTHER & (0., Sole Bottlers, SANDER, HOWE & do.,A o G STOCK E[]MM[SSI[]N 0 OFFICES. 1S, 13th S, Telephone No, 863),%, Union Stock Yards, Telephone N7 '; % Omahdy;