Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 28, 1885, Page 3

LIVERPOOL. February 97 supply inter, 641046 Corn—Poor_demand; new steady at Hi@5kd. NEBRASKA Nalioni Bank, LryERroot, Wheat— Dull, mixed western TOLEDO, ~Wheat—Quiet And reh, 74de; M ¥ 704 d. OMAHA, NEBRASKA. Oorn—1ull and nominal; May, 41fc asked. 2 Oats—Dull; no quotations, PAID UP OAPITAL... +.8360,000 KANSAS CITY, x BURPLUS NOV 1,1884 « 33,000 g,cans Crry, Fabruary 97.—Wheat— Weak; cash, 60ke; March, €0&c; May, €2 B W) TATER: [A. X, TOUZALIN, Gorn—\Weaker; cash, 50§e bid, 30dc asked; ontdont. Vios Prosdent.s | Aoy, 31c, «. v vnnur.. 0. 8. COLLINS, LEWIS 8. RE Onta—Dull and nominal; 26 bid, Kent K. Hayden, Asistant nd Acting Cashier. - e oy LIVE STOCK, CHIOAGO, The Iron Bank' OOR, 12TH AND FARNAM 8T8, A4 GENERAL BANKING BUBINESS TRANSAOTED, On10a60, February Drovers' Journal reporta: Cattle—Receipts, Tower; shippl 3 90@> 40; 1, weak snd i 50 to 1,600 pounds, b 60@6 INTEREST allowed on time deposita npon | common to good cows “2 00; stockers, avorable terms and npon aceounts of banks |3 40@1 10; feeders, 4 201 2 ond bankers, Hogs —Recetpts 20,000; dull and 10@15¢ lower; rough packing, 4 1 shipping, 4 60@4 90; light, 2 90@4 00, Sheep—Receipts, 4,000; uachanged; inferior to good, 200@ 390; cholce, 4L0@i lambs, 4 00@4 L0, BT, LOUIS. St Louts, February 27.—Cattla—Raceipts, 600 head; shipments, 1200 head; quiet; lx;mrbl‘ 5 7@ 00; common to choice shipping, 4 Vo butchers stars, 4 00@A 15; cows ers, 3 00@4 00; stookers, and feed- 3 50@4 60; corn fad Texans, 4 00@4 65, Shoep Receipts, 700 head; shipments, 2,400; steady; comwon to extra, 2 U@ 60, KANSAS CITY LIVE S8TOCK, Kansas Orry, February 27, — Oattle—Re- oceipts, 1,000 head; ste export steers, 5 oice ehipping, 4 50 n!mkv.rn and feeders 3 40@4 40; cows, packing and FOREIGN EXOHANGE Government @4 60; ekips, Bonds and Oounty and Olty securities bought and sold. In its treatmont of eustomers the most 1l eral ""“"5 ursued consistent with safe nound banking, and we invite corresponce c-'n“w pereonal ingulry in eonnection there FINANCE AND COMMERCE. FINANOIAL Naw Yomrx, February 27, —Money—Ensy at 1@1}, closing at 13 per cent. Prime mercautile paper—4@6o. Sterling Exchangs Billi—4 83}; demand, 4 86}, Governments—Weak and quiet with the ex oeption of registercd 4} per conts, which are |, ke lower. Btocks—The markets were again weak at the opening, and with the exception of a moderate reaction in the forenoon was weak and declining all day. At the closs L eak and 5@ er, ..mml, 4 35@4 40, Receipts, 8:0; steady; fair to good, Ve T — OMAHA MARKETS. Orrioe or THR OMAHA B Friday, February 27, ' The following prices are charged retailers by jobbers, wholesale and commission mer- chants with the exception of grain, which is quoted at the pricss furnished by the eleva- tora and other local buyera: wanna showed a net loas of 24 per cent which waa the heaviest decline of stock. cent. the day in any Other declines wero less than 1 per 1013 3 1124 e 8. 4. TS Grain, Paclfio 6'a of °95 . 125 | Wheat, cah No.2, dle; Doy, nfl(hlng STOUKS AND BONDS, doing; rye, cash No. 8, 49¢; corn, No. 2, 25¢; Dentral paciho. white corn, 30c; oate, No, 3, 25¢, Ohicago & Alt Live Stock Market, Hoge, $125@4 40; cows, steers, $4 00@4 70, Flour ana Millstuffs, Winter Wheat—Firm; best qua.ity patent at £3 00@3 Second quality— 82 50@2 80, @s;mng Whont—Eoest quality patent at $2 81 2 90, Second qullnty 82 16@2 50, Bran- b ¢ per cwt, Chopped Feed - Per 100 Ibs., 7oc. Cora Meal —80 85@1 00 per cwt, Screening—65c per cwt. do Chlsagh Burigsn DRSSk A ek Denver & Rio Grand s, Bloom. lndunl&oll General Produce. Poultry—Has been rather quiet this week; receipts are moderate, and chickens and duck aze thort of demand.” Cnickens Dresed, per Ib, choice, 10@1lc; fair to ood 7c; Turksya dreased, per o, choice, 11@12c; fair to_good, 8@Je. 'Gosso dressed, per b, choice, 11c; fair to good, 8@Jc. Ducks droeséd, per 1b, choice, 10@11c; fair to good, 9o, do pfd. mc-gn, Mflwmku &St, Paul., do pfd.. 8t Plnl & ()mm +do_do Eges -The feeling is weak, and prices Texu Paclfic. range from 24c down to 22c. “Union Pacific, Butter—Demand is good, especially for the better grades, of which receipts are only very THE DAILY BEE- SATURDAY, FEBRU2RY 28, 1885, Srarcr—Poatl, 4he; Silver Gloss, 8o; Oorn Starch, 8¢; Excelsior Gloss, 76; Corn, 7 Sricks —Pepper, 190; apice, 140; cloves, 200; cassin, 150, Dry Goods Brows SurriNos—Atlantio A, 7he; Atian. tle P, 6¢; Atlantic LI, Bjc; Brunawick, 7 0} Beaver Dam L1, 6c; Lawrence L1, bhe; Pa cific H, 7§o; Royal Standard, 6o Head ,\ xc Wanchusett A, 7 6}o; Pap Fixe Brows perell R, 7o; BLEACHED Ballon, 4-4, t4e; Bal- lon, 7-8, bje; Cumberland, 4-4, 8c; Davoll DD, 840; Fairmount, 4de; Fruit of the Loom 9o; Glory of the Waest, 8o Colden Gate, 83 Hill 7.8, 8c; Hill 4.4, 7§o; Lonsdals, 7§o; New York \II”F 1ije; Wamsutta, 1040, Duoks (Golored)--Boston, 8 114e; Bos ton, 10 oz, 1440; Boston, 9 oz., 146} Fall River , 110; Weat Point Bear, 8 oz., 116, 134e; Oontinental ndian [ Duoks (Grag)—Weat Point, 8 oz. Point 10 o7., 1 Amoskeag. 3y Jordia. 10je; Pearl River, 2lo; York Hamloton Awnings, 124, 14c; Beaver Oreek AA DENIMS -~ Amoskes, 12¢; Beaver Creek i 11c; Beaver Oreek , 10¢ makers, Bo; Jaffrey D & T, 12§0; Jaifrey XXX, 12¢; Poarl River, 13 War. ren AXA (brown), 120; Warren BB (brown), 1e; Warren CO (brown), 106, yellow ochre, 9c; golden ochre, 16¢; patent dryer, 8¢; graining \‘:i-lnru l|:rht onk, du onk, walnat. chestnut and ash. 150 DENVER MARKET. Railwav Time Tablo In Effect .hu\. 18th, 1885, he attestion of the travelltn publio (s called 4o Froun—Colorado, 100 Iba, 1 F0@1 781 pat: | Sorrecs time sete prbiisned n the aityy -+ 4el? ent, 100 1ba. 800; Kansws, 100 1bs, Al traine arrive At and dopard from Omaba by @ 00; graham, 100 l'wl 1 ryn, 100 Ibs, | Central Standard Time. buck-wheat, per bbl, 7 50, Trains of the C St. P. M. & 0. Arrive at and do A1, Feep, E10.—Wheat 100 1bs, 81 m part frem thelr dopos, corner of 14th .m« wl-lvmu ot 16 vecks ' tack, 100 I strocta; traing o, the B, & B. & K, 0 SUT% O from: sho . & M, dopos; il others Tros the Unfon Pacific dej s, Dafly; b, ulmpnnuhhn o, exoept Sunday) d, excopt Monday. onta, in sacks on track, 100 Ihs, eas 1 15@1 20; Colorado white, 1 ¢ 1 10@1 ton, on_track, 14 00@15 00; ) chop, Ibe, on track, 7 p mixed, 100" Ibs, WESTWARD on track, 1 00@1 20; 0orn weal, 100 ibs, 180 | DEPART. ARRIVE. @1 40, Hav—Balod, upland, ton, 13 00@15 00;| & X [n¥. | Unlon Paciflo. 4w upland, loose, on, 10 00@12 00; second bot: | ii*aal * ™ éa}fi,’..“('.; Exprom .| Toon| tom, baled, 10 00@11 00; alfalfw, looss, ton, | o Rob, Vailoy. |~ 12 00@15 00; straw, baled, on track, ton, 6 00 al_and Kxpross .. @8 0. n Nsb. | BurTRR ~ (‘rmu.nry, tancy, 1Ib, dlo il And Expross |5 creamory, fine, 1b, 86®3S0; dairy, choice, Ib . Night Express. ....|i niry, :\z'.:;d“?»w];;c dairy, falr SOUTHWARD, qandled_and"warranted, doz, Missourl Pacific , 402, S 1 pross. . croam, 15@170; half croam, <press, skim, 1b, 9; Swiss, domestie, -G8 4.4.0.8. CAMBRICS - Fifth avenue glove finish, 4§o; KF!IMI"(! love finish, Bo, Corser Jeans —Amory, 7he; Hancock, 8c; carsayer 83c; Rockport, 7o, Prixts -Allens, American, 6fc; Arn- old's 60; Cocheco, 6o; Harmony, 44c; Indigo 6dc; Indigo 7-8, 114c: Indigo 4-4, 12jo; Steel River, bjc; Charter Oak, 440, PriNts SHIRTINGS —American, Bo; Oocheco, Bo Glononster, be; Southbr'dge, 430; Waver: loys, 43c; Rosedale, 4c. GINGHAMS—Amoskeag staples, 8je; Bates staplos, Sic; Lancaster stapies, Sc; Plunket plaide 9c; Hudson checka, Slo; Amoskeag erainns, Yk, Dress Goobs—Atlantio alpacos, 94o; Por- slan cashmere, 2840; Hamleton cashmore, 164c; Hamloton Fancus, 1! ho; Hamleton brocades, 160; Arlington brocade, 18¢, Heavy Hardware List. Tron, rates, 2 30; plow steel, spectal cast, 5 erucible, 7c; apecinl or German, 4c; oast do, 15a20c; wagon apokes, set, 2 2643 00; hubs per set, 1 95; talloes, sawed dry, 1 40; tonguos, each, 70n85c; axles, eash, 75c; Aquare nuts per Io, 7allc; washers, per b, 8alSo; rivets, per 1b, 11c; coil chain, per Ib, 6al20; malleable, 80 iron wodges, 60; crowbars, 6. harrow testh, 4o: spring steel, 7a8c; Burden's horse shoos, 4 30; Burden's muleshoes, 5 89, BaRBED W1kE—In car lots, 4 00 per 100, NaiLs—Rates, 10 to 60, 2 45, Suor—Shot, 1 85; buokshot, 2 10; oriental powder, kegs, 6 40; do, half kegs, 3 48; do, quarter kegs, 188 blasting, kegs, B 85; fuse, per 100 feet, 5lc. Lrap—Bar, 1 65, Coar - Cumberland blacksmith, 10 00; Mor- rin run_Blossburg, 10 00; Whitebreast lump, 500; Whitebreast nut, 5 00; Towa lump, 5 00; Towa nut, 5 00; Rock’ Spring, 7 00; Anthra: 7 | ciet, 11 35a11 50; Canon City, 7 00 per ton, Leather. Oak sole, 88@42c; hemlock sole, 28@88c; hem.ock kip, 80c; runner 65c to 75¢; hemlock calf, 85 to 100; hemlock upper, 22 to 24c; onk upper, 24c; alligator, 400 to 5 50; calf kid, 32@85¢; (-rel!au kid, 250 to 275; oak kip, nk oalf, 120 to 1 80; French kip, rench calf, 1 25 to 2 00; russetts inings, 600 to 8 50; t. ppings, . Morocco, 80 to 850; pobble D Morocco 3¢; simon, 3 50 @3 00. Harnzss—No, 1 star oak, 35c; No, 2, 82 No. 1 Ohio oak, 34c; No,'1 Milwaukse 33 No. 2 do, 8lo. 5 No, 1 Pitta oak har, 85; No, B Pitts oak har, 33c, Hides. Steady; groen butchers’ Gc; green cured, 74 @13; dry flint, 12@14c, dry salt, 10@11c: dam- agod hides two-thirds price, Tallow—44@"e. Groase—Prime white, 4@4§c, Shoep Pelts—25c@7 Tobacco. do do do light. Prices continue firm and prowpects | ¢ E1u& Tobsccor Olimax, 40c; Bulllon, 45 Western Union Telegraph favor an advance, Creamery, 22@2; fair to ““"’“Efi‘. ‘g‘fnf“fwi;“ I ]3;: O R &N..oooenennns good, 14@16; choice dairy, 18@20; inferior 3“{,‘1‘" 455 P per Hsluaiooto4a e tExint. grados, 8@10. B g err SOt Moa aca AOe tEx-:id 5 (.amle Is now very quiet .Ed rlu:u.elu havo | ui‘,lib@‘(:fic Hard to Beat, 700: ";":\‘mrit:: Anked, come down to a trifls since the 1st. Prairie | foo. 1) 1 003 ko B R L S e I e per doz, @3 50; jack rabbits, per doz, - < A OHIbAGO PRODTCE, KS'00igh 50 maall vabbive, Th@S1 ke, b |, Spoing O, 8, 226, Moorschaom, 300; On10a60, February 27.—Flour—Dull and |40z, 75@31; ducks, mallard, 82 00@? 60; ham, 4 oz, Durham, 3 oz., 600; Seal of unchanged. ducks, teal .Rd mixed, S1 ”n-@ié 00 ther lasts | North Carolina, 16 oz.,41¢; Seal of North Car- Wheat—Active, unsettled and _lower; otatoes —As long aa the cold weather lasta | 5 ' oz,, 43c; Seal of North Carolina, 4 o the potato business will not amount to_much. A fewcars have been received durivg the warm days of last week, but they all show more or less frost, and 40¢ has been the highest orice obtained. = Well assorted _stock, free from frost and put up in sacks, will probably bring 45@b0c. Ounions—Very scarce; unfrozen stock will bring $1.00 per bushel. Teans—In strong request; clear navy, $1 50 @1 60 per bushel; medium, $L 30@1 40, Popcorn—Almost no demand, and slow sales at 1@14c per b, opened unsettled and lower; advanced 4(@jc; later declined 1ic, recovered fc and declined; fluctuated and closed Zc under yesterday: 78)@743c for cash; 734@73 iu for’ Fabruary and Marchs 73jc for April; 783@783c for May; No. 2 red, i6c. Corn—Fairly active and weak, in sympathy with wheat; futures fluctuated ‘within range c; and closed fo under yesterday; 361@37jc sic for February; 36j@sic for 87@374c for April; 403c tor May, u ta Dull, we ker and lower; declined 3@ #- 1@2%c for cash; 267c for February and March; 27c for April; $0fc for May. Rye—Dull, wesk and lower at 63c. Barloy—Nominal at 63c, gmuthyflm-—l)ull and lc lewer; prime, California, 13@14c. Boeswax—In good demand. Choloe brigit por I 206@280; comimon to good dark por 1b. 5@20c. Flax Seed—Quiet; No. 1,1 46, Older—*'Ohio® bbl, $7.00; *‘York fr i ) 5@ | State” per bbl. $8.00; per 4 bbl. $4.76; con- Pork—Active and lrruglllnr‘.ng:»‘bul'ln;(;l ;2;213 densed per iml 85¢; crab apple, per gal %e 50, and closed quiet at 12 35 for oash; 128112 324 for February and March; 12 10@12 424 for April; 12 50@12 524 for Mn I.u(lf\lura active; declined 10@15¢; closed tamo at inside: 6 724@6 75 for cash, February and March; 6 50@6 82§ for April; 690 for ay. Bulk Meata—Shoulders, 4 90@5 00; short clear, 6 60&6 short ribs, 6 10@0 15, Whisky - Steady at 1 15, Butter—Quict and unchanged, Cheeso—CJuiet and uncnmged. Fgrs—Quiot; fresh, 23! 5. R ) Tallow - Steady and unchanged, Cheeso—Jull croam, wostorn, 12c; Wiscon- sin now, 124c; young American, 12@18c. Maple Sugar—Pure, in bricks, per Ib., 16¢; Grocers' List, OaxNED Goons,—Oyste.s -(Standard) per case, 8 90; strawberries, 21b per case, 2 50; raspberries, 21b, per case, 2 50; California pears per case, b 80; apricots, per case, b 00; peaches per case, b90; white cherries per case, 675; plums per caso, 4 50; whortleber- riea ' per oase, 8 00; egg plums, 2 Ib, per case, 290, green guges, 2 Ib, case, 2 90; pine .,.1.--, per case, 38 2 T ok wad sger, Sk, 8 Tach, | 1 48c; Seal of North Carolina, 2 oz., b0c; O. Durham, 4 0z., 28¢; O. K, Durham, 2 oz, 80c} Unclo Ned, s 25¢; Tom and Jorry 230, Lumber. 'WHOLRSALE, We quote lumber, Jath and shingles on car at!Omaha at the following prices: JOIST AND SOANTLING—16 feet snd under, 00 Trprrs—16 foot and under, 18 00, TiMBER AND Jo1sT—20 ft,, 19 00; 24 ft., l;g;mmo~No. 1,4 and 6 in., 20 00; No, 2 Honey Comb—Choice domestic, 14@15¢; | 20 00. = SHeATHING—No, 1 (2d common boards), 18 00; No. 2, 16 00. 8100K Dcuums—A, 45 00; B, 40 00; O, 85 00. Froosixa—No, 1, 85 00; Nn, 3, 80 (0; No. 38, 22 00. Smina, clear—25 00; No, 2, 2250; No, 8 8 00, CriuiNa—§, 30 #. 20 00, SHINGLES, best 350' standard, 8 00, AT 00 por M Lise—Per barrol, 100; bulk per bushel, 85c; cement; bbl, 2 25; Towa plaster, bbl, 2 50; hair per bus, 60c; tarred felt, 100 lbe, —; traw board 800, Drugs, Duves AND OrEMICALS—Acld, carbollo, 40c acid, tartaric, 50c; balsam copaiba, per lb. 65c; bark, sassafras, per Ib, 12c; calomer, per Cinchonidia, per oz, $0 50; ohloro- 900; form, per Ib, 81 00; Dovern powders, per Ib, Flour, bbls e ml"'pt:'o Ww"_ 81 25; 1 1b, 8ke; glyoeri onr, K 9, 3 ; epsom salts; per 3 glycerine, Wheat, bushels 1,000 ©Oay s—Boxes, 40 Ibs, 16s, 120, 8s, 1240, | pure, per lb, 250; lead acetate, per 1b, 20c; oil n, 144,000 | boxar ba, 16 oz, B, 1o, castor, No. lpot“ ., 81 50; oil castor, No. 8 Oata, bushel 70,000 | M asones—Per caddie, 850; round,rl,case | por gal,, $1 40; o uhvc, per gal, ll 10; oil, Rye, bushels. 1000 : Luare, cases, 1 70; Oshkosh, cascegr origanum, blc; opium, qu nine, P, & Buley, bushe 24,000| Bvoass—Powdered, 4|W.,, and R. &8, OL, u 0; potassium- SLLIAILL LGN ulated, 7c; confectioners’® A, 6c; Standard [ Todide, por Ib. cin, per. Oty extra 0, 6; extra O, 5fo; medium yellow, 54¢; | sulphate mm.fim, et on. 85 40; ralphas, Muwarxr, Kobrary 37, ~Whoat—Steady; No 3 Milwaukee, 724c; My, 77ic. Corn—(Quist; No. 3, § Oata—Firmer; N 1 dark yellow, M@Sfo ol @lormmmon mk Frade, 2@ 1230; tir 12 O} 3 prime, b 16@170; fancy greon and yollow, 16@164; old Rovernment Java, 20@26c; Arbuckle's rosst- ed, 150; McLaughlin's XXXX ronated, 15¢; imitation Java, 16§@18c; Olark's Aurors, 0. yroP—Standard Com., 28¢, bbls; Staadard do, 4 gallon kegs, 125, Boxu—ln 1b papers, 820 per oase; keg, per Meas Pork—12 40, ST, LOUIS PRODUCK. 1, Louts, February 27.—Wheat lower, ex- cited, unsettled, closing ftgx ounder yesterday; | | 81 o and closiny or cash; B2@83c, closing 82c, nominal, s AT Bb§@8Tde, closing 86c for May, CornLower, in sympathy with wheat, cloting $@4o under yosterdsy; 36)@35ko for cash; 368 for February: 368 for March; 36§ @s6de for April; 87@5780 for June. Oats—Slow and easior; 30c for cash; 81§@ @31{o for May. oy Puprre—No 1, quarter gin O sliced, boxes, 7§c: eva 0 blackberries, 1 alcokol 3 30 per win onall oxtra Oalifcrnia spirity 188 proof. 1 por pr oof_gallon; crlprlu refined apirits, 187 Ryo—Lower; 624, proof, 119 on; redistilled Tarley—Quict at 60c, whiskies, 1 001 ne lended, 1 5023 b0, Buzm—\nchun d. b&l—lmmmd, "4 50@6 00; domestic, 1 40 s —Lower; 20e, Pwn-—-Mudlnm in hflnall. 600; do In Eused —Steady at 1 40, half =) 06' o 1o u.,vm,. hanged. f barrels, 3 Bran—Botter at half barrels, 500, do in half barrels, 4 huhnl in barrele, 8 00 Corn Meal—Firm A Arreasoon Boanv,—Whest—Astive but | avmiss oo imonr S s 000 Shlee lowor, May entions panicky; Sl bid for 6oc; Young Hywon, good, 81@50o; Aheioe, & March; 81§@s4ge_for May . Rabasa) Jast, T60; Jopan ob n, Corn—Lower; 37c for May. %; olong good, 86@40c; Oolong cholce Oats—Easier; 81jo for May, 6505 Bouchong, good, 80@40c; 8 NEW YORK PRODUCN New Youk, Fob 27.—~Wheat—Spot | Rio8—Louisiana, Mmb choice, lota - Qoclined '§@1o, aad optious: slosed | o I8 o, 1, mackarl (R 8 fraction lower; receipts, 18,000 buxhah, ax: du ufi;No. 1 kits, 106; hmllv ports, 15,000; No. 2 spring, 8¢ M ngraded 1No. whn-hl‘ hbubhlifl?n&nlx“ .zm-a ; No. 2 red, 883@893c; May clumlB W l w;’k‘:_ ‘..:“‘,';.;, ‘u.,nb, Oorn~8pot lots decli d opti QODENWARE—Two s, ; three @i ot Tho ot A aad colione boop pals 3 10 be, Nov1, 9/00; pioneer bushels; ungraded, E0@51je; No, 2 Feb boards, 1 85; Donbh Crown, 3 90; well- bunksu 3 85, Soars—Kirk's Savon Twmperial; 8 15; Kirk's @51ic; May closiog at 48go. cower but more active; receipts, b6, - 000 bushels; exports, none; white westerp, | #atinet, 830; Kurk's standard, §56; Kirk's M@lc. White Russian, 4 85, "~ Woentor fee, o 272, Porai—Peiorylvanis osns, ¢ cans 1 e }’wk-nun and lower; 13 50@ “fl:’\fi“ uo:.dol-ugnme. 190; A’ _ y.u ~lLower; westera steam, upot, TRj@ w(}"um—Mlxad, ‘m' akick, 10a110; bwish Butter—Steady, stick, 1 OINCINNATI, CINCINNATI, l"thy’ 7.—Whisky—Steady with fair demand at Vl;l‘l‘%?x—Nn York apple, 160; Ohio ap- ui—Deay , per 1 I.?s Ashton, h b hqu,lWl hbhdury 60, perlb., 4o; strychni o, per oz, $ 8 Paints Otls and Varnishes., Oms—110 carbon, per gallon, 1lo; 150 headlight, per gallon, 1dc; 175° " head ot aodgallon, 160; 150° water white, 16c; lin- soed raw, per gallon, 620; linseed boiled, per gallon, bic; nter strd, per gallon, 700; No. 1, 60c; No.'2, 50; castor XXX, per gal- lun,l%c'Nn. 1 40; sweet, per gallon, 100- . B., per gallon, 1 60; fish gdlon 65; neatafoot extra, per gallon, mc 1, 760} ’“h"fi'u“' zero, per gallo, 80c; g summer, 1 olden machine, No, 1, per gal- lon, 860} No. oal, per gallon 90c; turpenti 4, ver gallon, 16c, Dry Patnts White lead ; Frenca xe, Coy Faria ahitiog, w, 'm"“l gilders, Tje; whiting Germantown, 14c; faiapblack, ordinary, 105; Prussian bias, 556 untramarine, 18; vandyke, brown, 8c; umber, burnt, o; wmber, raw, 4c; slenna, burn dcti; sienna, raw, 4c! Parls green, genuine, 250 Paris common, 20¢; chrome %o ou rocn. K., 1o verulon, ing vermillion, American, 18c; lndn-n. red, xose pink, Lic; Venetian, red, Cookson's, can, 1§c; red lead, ehmme yellow, genuine, 30¢; chrome yel- lav.K 120: ochre ' rochelle, Sc; ochre, Frenh? , American, To; Witer 8 inuerdl ; lehigh brown, 2jc; Spanish brown, 2 ‘rince's mineral, 8¢, 'VABNISHES —Barrels, nuum hrnlhn. tni'l 10; mmmu.i 0. 1, $1; coach, ex- u 75; o Saac, Lo hdm. Dm:l."stz:' ; Japan, 70c; asphaitum, ex $3 B0 ‘hard oil flnish 8150, Punu IN O1L—White lesd, Omaha, P, P, 54 0; white lead, 8t. Louls, pure, bic; Marseil los green, 1to b cans, 20c; Fronch zine; teen seal, 12c; French zine, réd seal, 1lc, §rench riné in varnish sast., 200; French zinc, 1o oil asst, 150; raw and burnt umber, 1,'b ., 10c; raw and burnt Sienna 10c; vandyke arown, 13c; refined lampblack, Lm black and ivory black, 10e; drop ' black, loc; Prussian blus, 40c; 'ultramarine blue 180} clrome groen, T M & Dy 1te; blind snd hutter M. & D., i6c; Paria green, R e G Tiee e m..a 20; Awmerican vermillion, 1. & P.r Yellow octire, 8¢; L AL, O, & 1), O, 1865 Tbu. 10u, *| Thayer County Herald, 901 1] 1 B Swiss, imported, 30@82c; Sim- | § 551 ¢ bsb|..; Via Councll Blutts:...| 7 8od| 7 PoutTay -Live old chickene, doz, 500@5 £0; |~ | % s w"r’"”‘ LAl e dressed ducks, 1b, 16@10c; dressed tarkeys, K7t - HE T b 0 Ib,, 16@160, Porators—Colorado, 100 Ibs, 96@1 05 EASTWARD, ver Ib,, 40, BOrTADLES — Onlons, yellow, 100 Ibs, G M. &8t Paul e cabbage. 100 by, 260; ° beets, i 100 Tbe, 1 101 253 turntps, 100 1ba, 1 25. FRUITS - Lemons, por box, Massins, 4 00@ 450; oranges, Florila, per box, 650@7 00; apples, fancy Bbl, 6 60@5 50; appies, medium, b [T uboc 7 88 Conen Mears —Hams, sugar cured, Ib, 113 @11§c; bacon, breaktsst, Ib, 12@124c; dry CB &Q salt sides, 1b, 7A@Sc; lard in pails, 93@9F0;| o 10s| 6 88a(For Chicagovia R tammth lard in fl!l’c«u, Hfe, § 16a] & 26a(For Ohloago via C. Blufte T 8 Fresi Mears-Drossed beet, Colorado, per RORDHWALD, g. 7}@8e; hogs, 1b, 63@64c; mutton, 1b, 7 Tic. Livi Stock—Colorado steers, per 100 1bs 4 104 0, Hidow—Dry Flint No. 1, por Ib, 113@12 No, 2, ib, 9@10c; green stecrs and branded oalf, 1b, 4@5c; green calf,Ib, 8@10c; green kip, b, 6@7o; shoan akins, dry, 5@10c; deor skins, 5@20c; antalope skius, 10, 12@15; tallow, 1b, 5@ ‘WooL—Colorado No, N 1b, 14@10c; buk, Ib, & Moxloan FifE—Mac! fio. 1, 140, kit, mess, 1 60@2 00; Ufl'lonfln salmon, balf bhl 10 50, 6 40al " Nkl 6'65a[.80, Panl Night Exprons. | 9'dta). The 9 & m and 6 p m duinmy trale aiso riive a4 the tranafor In timoto make osatern 0o ectio bub nok 1o cheok baggage OMAMNA BRIDCE TKAlNI Du mmy\'rnlnn —Leave Omaha 900, 1000, 14 16 m, 1 00, 2 00, 8 00, m).aoo aw. Holland herring, keg. 1 50@1 60; trout, | per | 10 85 pm. On Sun y-v.ba 500and 1000 w aud 1b. 15@160 500 and 4 00 p m traing do not run. Arrive at Arans. for dopot 18 minutes lator: Brosdway dopot 50 min. e t— EVANGELIST VALLEY, ates later, 980,1080,1 40 350 4 nd 1106 p m. On !\mdnyn i 890 and'10 80 a and 830 and 6 80 p m traine will not run. Arrive st Transter 7 minutes later, Omaha 20 minutes later. TransferTrains—Leave Omaha st § 15, 8 58 (008 810, 4 55,6 10 820 856 p m, daily Arrive 9 45 and 11 1 m, 1335, 786 and 815 m His Work in Loufsville, Ky., rupted by an Editorial Paragraph, Inter- Special Dispatch to the Globe-Dsmocrat. Louvtsvinie, Ky , Februsry 24 —Rev. SUNDAY TRAINS Henry Varley, an alieged English divine | To and from Chicago via the Tripartite Alllance Lines of the evengelical order, bas bsen preach- r IEntrteacs ing at the Warren Memorial church in L [ NWIRW L this city fora week. His eermons have BUNDAY MORNING. | 3l Fobruary..| 16| 192, 81 i1 been reported dafly in ths local papers |Mach ...| 8291 18 1-1fl2|ltg$ o ”fl and for thay reason he has drawn large [ 4%+ { 0 38| 32| o i1 0] 008 080 audlences. This morning the Commer- cial printed an artlcle from the Glooe. Democrat, in which Varley was referred to as a ‘‘divinity tramp,” and as a fellow who *‘dlvides his time between presching the gospel and peddling obscene litera- The publication created a great sonsation in the Warren Memorlal charch and the followers of the Euglish evangel- ical wanderers have had nothing else to talk about todsy. Mr. Valsy war angry but affected injured innocence, and in an interview he referred most causti- cally to the Globe-Democrat. When atk:d why the attack had been made he said: ‘T sappose it is dus to what T said about that paper during my stay in St. Louls and is not wholiy a sur- prise to me. 1 was in that city some seven weeks since and spent a week there. During my stay I had occasion to allude to the immense amount of criminel mat- ter published in the Suuday lssues of the morning dailies, particularly the Globe- Democrat. They collect everything of the kind they can aud publish whole pages of it. It is hardly fit matter to place bafore the young, s naturally it corrupts by the reading. In one of my discourses I spoke of this, and I suppose 1 kave offended them. ““What Is the ohsceno pamphlat which the Globo-Democrat says yoa have been poddling?” ' ‘The only pampblst which I distrl- bat,” replied Mr. Varloy, “'is my lecture to men. I have given away 90,000, and I never before heard of its being obscene. The substance of it was delivered in 1884 before 3,000 men in Exeter ka'l, London, and has been repeated by special raquest.” “‘When you were in St Louls did the local papers givea just recognition of your work?” ‘The two morning papers gave on!, gnxh]nl accounts. 1 suppose their editors have attacked me because I accused them of publishing in their Sunday edltions all the crime they could rake upin St. Louts, and that 1s a grest deal, for it s the most wicked oiy in Amerlca | would nct be sorry for this attack on me if it only awoke the people to the condi- tlon of St. Louls. I went into the jail while there, T saw tweuty-thres murder- ers in one hall. The condition of thei jail alone causes crime, Half-grown boys, who have only been sentenced for a fow days or weeke, are placed In the same apartments with criminals of the worst and the most degraded types, and they are nntur.]ly contaminated. There are In St, Louis 2,700 nlnouu, and they are constant tources of crime and pollu- tion,” Dariog Mr, Varley’s work in Loul ville he bas aroused much unfavorable comment, He is an arrogant, sifacted, impudent fe'low, with some learning, a little eloquencs, and more cheek than the traditlonal government mule. The Globe-Democrat has about broken his back, so far as Louisvllle ls concerned. dorsed Sunday evenng and Mon n corresponding order. (. day, morniog traine arrive B. & Q. tralns run every STOCK YARDS TRAINS. Leave Unfon Pacific depot at 6 30 & m and § €0 p. m, Arrive trom Stock Yards at 7 4Ca xa and 6 40 p m. Mall Time Card. ROUTE. | OPEN. | _Union Pacific Loos! Mal Union Pocifio Through Mail. | A wroxme ma 382888 83 [ 12 580 o Sioux Cit ul. Oouncil Bluff , & Kansas cm 5 80| Csuncil Bluff, Local 888 2 0llwflpenblln\n\slrumI % 1, noon '\ K. COUTANT, P. M. TIMKEN SPRING VERHICLES) S I {*adupted to rongh co ties, Manafactu; rs. 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 82 5. 00, and a copy f the “Cultivator” sent FREE to any one that sends 8 stamps to pay postage etc., 3 comic plcture cards will also be enclosed in age. These recipes are valuable tu son knowing the secrets they disclose need never want for money. Please write name and address plainly. Put 3 stamps in a letter and address it to the WESTERN PUB. CO., box 509, Omaha. Neb. R No Adulteration ', 'l ‘The guaranteed pur- Jty of Ridge's Fod is loire strong eloment for its use in the family. |1t is & perfectly eafe nourishing dlet, easy of digestion, can jnot causo acidity winc, and can b flpared in agreat vi jof waye. ~ Four sl y the People, The people of the state endorse &nn- ator Van Wysk, Ounly the politiclans are opposed to him., It would be a red-letter-day for the farmers and work- ing men of these United States if we had ority of such men in the senate. , 8125 an Drugglsts al- ways keop 16; and many gi No. 4 sizo most ooonomieal for regular fatily une. Bend te Woolrioh & Co., Palmer, Masa., for psmphlcts on the subject. New Woodwork ! New Attachments Warranted 5 Years. 380LD ON EASY PAYMENTS, LGP EX Rummng Domesc Or. Amelia Burroughs OFFIOE AND RESIDENOE 617 Dodge 8t., - Omaha ELEPHONE NO. 14. 'NURSERY STOCK Those desiring Fruit or Ornamental Trees, Vines, Shrubs and Plants, will consult their own interest by calling at the r2al estate office of E, L._Emery, 1306 Harney St., or 2200 Famnam 8t Orders for spring planting must be given soon, D. 0. BRYANT, M, D. OCOLIST & AURIST 1224 Farnam Street, Cormer 13th 86, Offios heurw § 10 12 & @, 140 @ Ten year experience, O o adty K LOVEJOY, @28, 10Mhstreet, Owaba, i Hall o OoOM.AELA. -~ | W F, BROWN. J. A Cllmu‘mn mf.‘;’[e'&"" 2 A“M l fllfl“ ce the household and any energeticper-| 13 FARLAM STREET, BURLINGTON, TOWA. THE LARGEST TRON WORKS TN THE STATE BRIDGE WORK, WNTECTZR,, IRON WORK: ABENTS FOR THE HYATT PRISMATIG LIGHTS FEHD OB, ESTINATES) THe Mursay Iron. Works ENGINES : SPECIALTIES. BOILERS, MILL AND MINING MACHINERY. PATENT L0 pOGs AND SAW MILL SPECIALTIES Automatic Cat-0ff Engines, Steam. Pumps, Meat Cutting Machines, Tanking. Outfits & Presses Whegled- Scrapers, Frait Evaporators, Prairié Corn -Shellers. SPECIAL NOTICEJTO Growers of Live Stock and Others. WE OALL YOUR ATTENTION TO Our Ground Qil Cake Ono pound Is equal to Stock fed with Ground Oil Gake In the Fall and Winter It te {tie best and cheapest food for stock of any kind. three pou. da of corn, 80s | fnstead of running down, will Increase In woight and be In good marketable condl Dairymen, as well w8 others, who use It, oan testify to lts mer No charge for aacks Omaha, Neb, tlon In the spring. tta, Try it and judge for yourselves. Addrees Prico 824 00 por ton. WOODMAN LINSEED OIL WORKS, .UBOYER CO.. |DEALERS IN s Safe and Lock Comp'y FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF =ISAFES, VAULTS, 'LOCKS, ETGC. LORNO Warnam Wireot. Dmaha 0D. M. STEELE, & CO.. WHOLESALE GROCERS l.m\uCcnanl Blufts (nmm.y .u;-an) .nzo_"c H.3B. LOCKWOOD, (formerly of Lockwood & Draper, Ohlcago, Manager of the Tea, Oigar nnd Tobacco Departments, A full line of all grades of the above; also Pipes and Smokers’ carried in stook: Prlces and aamolos furnished on application. Open orders intrusted to us shall recelve our careful attentlon. Satlsfaction Guaranted. AGENVS FCR BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER €O C. F. COODMAN. Wholesale Druggists AND DEALER IN Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Window Glass, OMAHA, NEB. M. HELLMAN & Co, Wholesale Clothiers 1801 AND 1303 FARNAM STREET, COR. 13TH, N EIRIR.ASECA. GEO, W. F. BROWN & CO.: COMMISSION DEALERS IN LIVE STOCK Offce, Exchange Building Union Stock Yards, REFERENCES) OMAHA, NEB. Finst NATIONAL BANK, Owaha; W A, PAXTON, Prest. and Tross. Unlen Btock Yds., Omaha Also connocted with Gregery, Cooley Co , Unlon Stock Yards, Chicago, r Bay Btate Cattle Co. roat. First Nat'l Bank, Omaha, Address all communications—Unlon Stook Yards, Omaha, Nebraska, HENRY LEHMANN, JOBBER OF Wall Paper and Window Sha EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED 3 OMAHA, NEB BROWN LAGER FRANZ FALK BREWINGCO. BEE R Milwaukee. Wis. GUNTHER & CO,, Sole Bottlers, OUN T. CLARK H. T. CLARKE DRUG COMPANY, SUCCEEDING LEIGHTON & CLARKE, WHOLEOALE ~ DRUGGISTS T ARGEST Jobbing Drug hous betwesn Chiewco 4 shall 1o at the hiottom of the market at all um added. _Our specialty will be Pure Dy wuys, I'amla, Oils and Window Glass Es imatos glven on piste glass. To thoso abous to embark in the drug business will do well to consuy welp okereed by caliag on e or sond o our prios Lk which will apgear sbout Jaousey bib, sl arders 114 HARI SANDER, HOWE & CO,, LIVE STOCK COMMISSION OFFPICES. 2 1S, 13th St Telephone o, 563, % Union Stock Yards, Telephone No. 576, Oma.ha, Neb leeral Advances on Consignments, A, M. CLARKE, Vice President retary, nd Ban Franciso. OAPITAL BTOCK, $200,000. W Will duplicate Chicago and 8t, Louls prices with