Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 8, 1885, Page 3

Nildu_ B, PAID UP OAPITA! BURPLUB NOV,1,1884 W W YATES, & ¥ TOURALIN, Proeident. Vioe Presidont. %, ¥ MOORE, IO, S, COLLINS, LRWIS 8. REED, K K. Hayden, Amistant and Acting Ossblor, sawxie oFTION| The iron Bank® 00R, 13TH AND FARNAM 8T8, A GENERAL |BANKING BUBINESS TRANSAOTED, INTEREST allowad on time depostta apon avorablo terms and upon sesounts of banks and bankers, FOREIGN EXOHANGRE Govermnment Boads and County and Ofty securitios bought sad sold, Tn ita trentment of sustomers the most I lid polioy in pursued ocensistent with llha ¥0d 10und bagking, snd we invite corres » uuwwnnl inqulry im sonnestion m with FINANCE AND COMMERCE. FINANOCIAT Niw Yonx, April 7.—Money—Easy at 1 per cont on call, closing at 1 per cent. Prime meroantile pa) Sterling Exchange Bills—Dall, mand, 4863, Governmonts—Quiet, and unchanged. Stocks—There was & moderate improve- ment on the stock exchango, Prices at the opening were weak, but after the first hour the market settled down into n dull, listless condition, and changes until the middle of the afternoon were only very slight, Later in tho afternoon the weakness extended throughout the whole list and prices this evenlng are generally from 12 to 20 por cent. Lower than they closed yeste:day, 4 84%; de- TOCKS AND BONDS, Gentral pacita. ... Ohleago, Burlington oy l)uhu::m, Lackawana & \Vefl.l\m Denver & Rio Grande. Pulbaan Baisca Oar Gompany. Rook Islan Bs, lamzll & SAn Frlnnllw‘ ONGIRO. Mllwmkee & Bt& Paul Bt Plul & Omn.hn +do_ do pfd Texas Paclfi Union Pacifi ‘Wabash, 8t. Lous & Pacifio, de do do Westorn Union Telegraph. U.R &N — GENERAL PRODUOHE, OHIOACO. Omc.mo. April 5,—Flour—Quiet ard un- chan, ‘Wheat—Active and higher; opencd tame, casy and to lower, advanced 2c above the opening and closed 1fc over Saturday; 771@ Tje for omh; Trko for Aprils S24o for May; for June; No, 2 red, 823@83c. jorn—Active and strong; futures advanced 1cand closed May 4c and June {c over Satur- day; 333@11}o for cash; 35kc for April; 12§@ 42Jc for May; 43ke for June. Oata—Linn and 4@jo bighar, closed nasely outaide; 28h@28o for cash; 28he for Apri 334 or May; S24@5280 for June, yo—Steady at 623c. Barloy— Nominal at 62@630. Timothy —Slow and unchanged; prime, 1 10 Pork—Moderately active and somewhat ir- ar; 5@7he higher early and later declined 24@bc; later strengthened, rallied and ad- vanced 15@300; closed steady; 1175@11 50 for cash; 11 774@11 80 for April; 11 873@11 90 for May; 11 974@12 00 for June. Lard—Little doiog; ruled a shade higher and closed " steady; 6 80 for cash and Avil; 6 934@6 95 for June, Bull Meats — Shoulders, 4 50@4 60; short clear, 6 40@6 45; short ribs, 5 90@5 923, Whisky—Unchanged at 1 15, Butter - Unchanged; good b fancy cream- gelss, 20@260; good fo” chios dairies, 13@ Chosso-Unchanged; - cheddars, 11@114c; skips 4@ Hiden su. and unchanged, y and unchanged. Egge—E iy At T @150, Keceipta, Bhip'ts. i 0,000 Rye, bushels. Barloy, bushels, MILWAUKER PRODUOR MiLwavkke, April 6,~Wheat—Firm and moderatoly active; No. 2 Milwaukee, cash, 72jo; May, 80fc; June, 82§c. e ‘irm; offerings light; 2, 41je. Oate—Quict and unchavged; No, 2'white, 33je. Rye—Very qutet; No. 2 g Bariey—A titlo Srmor; No. 2 spring, 17@ o rovisions—Higher; mess pork, for round lots for cash and April, 11 80@11'87. BT, LOUIS PBODUCE, 81, Lous, Apil 7.—Wheat—Excited; vory active, advanced 8)@dc, cloed 19@23c inder top figures at 940 for cash and May; for Juno. ora.~ ighr but, low; 40@40ko for cash Apnl, 32je; May, Diata—tHighers 30 for casb; S8he for May; 92c for June. Rye- Nominal Barloy—Dull at 50@70c, Whisky—Steady at 114, TOLEDO, ToLzno, April 7.—Wheat—Quiet steady; No, 2, cash and April, and nominally at B.&c‘ k:‘;n ~Dull; No, 2, cash und April, 433c asked. h;m.—(zulat and finn; No, 2 May, 84lc ud, LIVEBPOOL, Tuvenroor, April 7.—Wheat—Firm; good guro.and, -1upply good; red western winter, 3 Corn—Stead 5; fair] demand; rew mixed westeru, 4s 6} OINCINNATI, OiNoiNNary, April 7.—Wheat—BStrong; No, 2 red, 5T4@%0c, C tive, firm and higher; Ne. - (1)@ Jorn—. ata Steady; No. 2 mixed, 340, Rye—Quiet and firm, um.,,dunn with fair demand; extra No, 3 apriny 2. hisky—Steady at 118, KANSAS OITY, Kawsas Urry, April 7,—Qity election; no market, NEW YORK PRODUOR, Nuw Yomx, A 1 7.~Wheat—) ta, 19,000; exports, 65,00; Spot lots ndunml:il @Lis, and optione 13@1fo, cl weaker with » mdan O‘ 83@94c; No. 8 red, 95 , 924@924c: ruu{.o 92¢ store, 984@Ho .qm, June clos: og 000 | lon, 85¢; No. Corn—Spot lots @io, and options }@ie higher, elosing with most advance lost, Re: 294,000 bushels; exvorta, 101,000; nn- graded, 50@50ke; No, No.'2, 0@ 03c; elovator, 513@b14c float; June closing at 6lje, Onta—4@{Jo higher. Receipts, 82,000 bush. ela; Bexports 2,000 bushels; mixed western, 37@39¢; white, 39@42¢. Egvs—Easior; western, 153@15fc, Pork— Steady; better demand, Tard—Higher, lessactive and closing “.k- contract gradw spot, 7 15; June, 7 8, Butter— Steady and quiet. C— LIVE S8TOCK, ORIOAGO, Ontoaco, April 7.—Drovers' porta: Oattle—Reseipts, 4,500: active; 10¢ higher; shipping steers, 4 60@b 90; cows and mixed, 2 60@4 85: mainly 3 00@5365; stockers, 3 40 @4 50; feeders, 4 26@4 € Hogs—Receipts, 9,000; fairly active and a shade higher; rough packiog, 420@4 40; pack- lm{ -nd nlnpphvg‘. 4,954 70; light, 4 20@ Journal re. Bhiap = Rebopts, 2700; active and 10@ higher; common to choice, 3 00@4 60; lamb, 5 KANSAS OITY LIVE BTOOK. Amus Orry, April 7,—Oattlo—Receints, 1,300 head; firmer; exporters, 0 20@ common to choice shipping, 4 50@? feeders, 4 40@4 50; co @3 Hogs—Receipts, ad; opened steady and closed firmer and bo higher; good to choice, 415@4 20; mixed and common, 4 00 @4 50, Sheep—Receipts, 2 good muttons, 1 50@ 3 8T, LOUIS, 81, Loums, April 7.— Oattle — Recelpts 700 hoad: shipments, none; supply slight and | 7%, not equal to the demand; pric to good steers sold ready for 4 ally, 5 40@5 75; common to fair, 440 @4 75; native butchers steers, 4 40@481; cows wnd heifers, 8 25@ 75; corn fed Texans 4 45@4 75, Sheep — Receipte, 900; shipments, 700; active and firm; common to good, 2 75@4 25; choico toextra, 4 40@4 75 steady; common to . —— OMAHA MARKEIS, Orick o THE OMAHA BiE, | Tuesday Evening, April 7. § The followlng prices aro charged rotailers by jobbers, wholesale and commission mer- chants with the oxception of grain, which is quoted at the prices furnished by tho elova- tors and other local buyers: Grain Whoat—Onsh No, 2, 55c. Barley—bc, Byo—Cuh N Oata—No, 2, z\c. Live Stock Market, (, 75. Stoors—$4.00@4.75. Sheep—83,00@3, 75, Calves—5.00@6,50 Hides. Bteady; m butchers’ 6c; green cured, T @T{c;dry flint, 12@14c, dry salt, 10@11c: dam- aged hides two-thirds price, Tallow—43@53c. Grenso—Primo white, 4@4}o. Bheep Pelta—25c@75. Flour and Millstuffs, ‘Winter Wheat—Firm;best quality patent at 0. Secord quality—$2 40, Spring Wheat—Best quality patent at $2 70, Second quality —32 15@2 60, Bran—656@7b¢ per cwt. Ghopped Feed—Por 100 1bs. 780 Corn Moal—80,85@1 00 per owt. Screening—No. 1, 60c per cwt; Hominy—1.50 per cwt, Shorts—60¢ per cwt. Graham—S81.75 per cwt. o 2, B0c. General Produce 1 Eags—Steady at 10c. Poultry- In very good demand both alive tod dreised, Spring chickenw, per dor, 60 Chickens alive, per 3(0@8 50; Chickens dressed, per ib., choice, 12@13c, Turkeys, dressed, per 1b., choice, 13@11c; Goese, dressed, per lb, choice, 10@lle; Ducks, dressed, per lb., choice, 12c. Butter—Quiet and unchanged. Oreamery, 22@250; 0od, oice dairy, 15 @17c; or grades, 8@10c. Potatoes—Consignments more liberal and late receipts wera not taken up quite go fast, Choice_stock only 85c, with 10@45c variety. Gamo—Scarce and in strong request, Ducks, mallard, perdoz, 200@2 50; ducks, teal and mixed, per doz, 150@200; geess per doz, § 00@4 00; snipe, per doz, 1 00@1 Onions-—Scarce at 1 00@1 25 perfbush. Beans—In fair supply and demand moder- ate, Navy, per huqhel 1 60@1 60; medium, per bushel, 1 30@1 40. Tobacco. Smoking—0, 8,, 22; Meerschaum, 300; Durham, 16¢ 0z, 490; Durham, 8 oz., 5c; Dur- ham § o 57c; Durtiam, 3 oz., 600; Soal of North Carolina, 16 oz.,wo0d,420; Seal of North Oarolina, 8 oz., wood, 45¢; Seal of North O olina, 4 oz,, cloth, 480; Seal of North Oarol 3 oz, cloth, 600; O. S., Durham, 4 0z., 28c; Durham, 2 oz, 806; Uncle Ned, Long Tom 30c. or good, regardless of Tom and Jerry 230, Paints Olls and Varnishes. Oms—110 carbon, per gallon, uc: 150 beadlight, per gallon, 13c; 176° aedgallon, 160; 150° water white, lliu soed raw, per mnllnn. b2c; linseed bolled per gallon, 56c; Lard, winter str'd, per anllon. 70c; No. 1, 60c; No. 2, b0; oastor XXX, per gal. lon, 1'50c; Ne. 3, 1 40; sweet, per gallon, 1 00; sperm W. B., per gallon, 1 60; fish W. r gallon, 65; neatsfoot extra, per gallon, 90c; Ro. 1, 76¢; lubricating, zero, per gallon, 30c; golden machine, No, 1, per 280; sperm, signal, per gallon , per gallon, 46c; naptba, 74°, summer, 16c; 90c; turpenti ver gallon, 16c, Spirits, CovoaNE SpiriTs—183 proof, 119; do, 101 roof, 1 20; splrits, second quality, 101 proof, 159: "do, 188 proof. 1 15. ALOOHOL—188 pooof alookol 3 80 per wine | pl gallon., Wiisxizs—Redistilled whiskios, 1 00@1 50; Fine blended, 1 50@3 00; Kentucky bour- bons 2 00@6 00; Kentucky and Pennsylva- nia ryes, 2 00@6 £0. BraxDizs—Imported, 6 00@16 00; domes- tic, 1 60@s3 6O, Ulns—lmporhd, 4 50@600; domestio, 150 | O. '“le! ~Imported, 4 60@500 Nuw England, 2 00@4 00; dumestic, 1 50@3 P s LI cane, 38 00@ 84 00; American, per case, 10 00@16 00, Drugs, Druas AND UnEMI0ALS —Aold, carbollo, we tartaric, 550; balsam copaibs, per ark, sassafras, per Ib, 130; e pu Ib, 80c; cinchonidia, per oz, $0 50; chloro- form, per Ib, $1 00; Dovers powdu'l. per b, 81 25; epsom salts, per Ib, gtyoorine. pure, per Ib, 350; lead acetate, per 1b, 20c; ofl castor, No. 1 per ol 81 «.o, utm,N ot ) apioms 40 gl . & ; opium, i quinive, P, W and’ R, np o u?o; potassium; Todida:par s, 88 ony 40 sulphate L~ Lm,pu o;, 05" pes Ib, &xl&'«hflnl.wo&. Dry Paints o 1t I %0 ‘fl& com'l, lampl e o T burnt, 40; umber, raw, 40; slenna, raw, 4c: Parls common, 20¢; 200; green, K., 1%0; 75:; vermiliion, 1Amv d rose plnk, 14c; i Venatian, red. Ameri 0; ton, 10 os, 10} Bostam, 9 o, 124or ¥ golng at, 66, and fair af 1, 2} ) THE DAILY BEE-- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1885, Bposiwhite lead, St. Louls, pare, 6 50; Marseil les ‘green, |w 5 oans, rench zino; reen seal, 120; French tino, red seal, 1lc, rench 7in¢, in varnish mast., 200; Fronch rine, In oil asst, 160; raw and burnt umber, 1 'b ban., 10¢; raw and burnt Sienna 10¢; vandyke crown, 18; refined lampblack, 1%c; conch black and ivory black, 16c; drop ' black, 16c; ultramarine blne, 180 Toe; blind and 16¢; Parin green, 180; Indian red, 156; Venetian red, 9o; Tus oan red, 22c; Amerloan vermillion, 1. & P, ==, yollow ochre, 9c; L, M., O, & D\ 0., 18¢; yellow ochre, 0c; golden ochre, 166; patent Uryor, 8o graining colors, light oak, dark oak, walnat. chestout and ash, Dry Goods Brows Suzemnas—Atiantio A, 7io; Atlan- tlo P, bo; Atlantio LL, bjo; Brunawick, 740; Beaver Dam LL, bho; Liawrenoe LI, n‘ o cific H, 7§o; Roysl Standard, 6d0) Indian Hoad A, 74c; Wauchusett A, 6fe. Fixe Brows SHEETINGS—Argyle, Go; Pep- perell R, 64o; Salisbury R, 6o, Buracien Cotros—Ballon, 44, 6jc; Bal- Lon, 7-8, bhe; Cumberland, 44, 7ho; Davoll DD, Fairmount, 40; Fruit of the Loom 4, fl!:, Hory of the Weat, 84c; Golden Gate, 8§ Hill 7-8, 7o; Hill 4.4, 74c; Lonedale, 7§0; Now York Mm» 104c; Wamsutta, 1040, Duors (Colored)—Boston, 8 oz, 11 izn"' iver “Duows (Gray)—West Polnt,8 oz., 110 Weat Polnt 10 oz., 12ho; Point Boar, 8 oz., 110, TiokiNas—Amoskeas, 18 Oontinental Fancy, 0ot Oordia 136 Pearl River, 210 York, 1240 Hamleton Awnings, 12}c. Dikius—Amoskesg, 130; Boaver Oreak AA 120; Beaver Creck BB, llc; Beaver Oreok C0, 100; Haymakers, 80; Jaffrey D & T, 12§¢; .mire XXX, 12ho; Pearl River, 18c; War- AXA (brown), 12c; Warren BB (hmwn). To; Warren CO (brown), 10e. ommnice - Fifth avento giove finiah, 41 Keystana glovo finish, bo 1 iCorser JrANS—Amory, Tho; Hancock, 8o Kearnwrgo 7ho; Rockport, 6o Prints -Allens, bho; American, Ehos Am— old's 6¢; Cochoeco, 60; Harmony, Iio Indigo, 7c. lndlgn'ls, mn, lndl o0 4-4, 14j0; + Steel ; Oochoce, Riger, be; Charter O TS Seaafrych A uation 44t} o Gloncester, thc; Southbr'dge, 44o; Waver: leys 44c; Rosedale, 4; B ND BN~ Amoskeag _staples, 8o, Bates staples, 7o; Lancaster staplos, 8c; Planket laids 9c; Hudson checks, 8305 ersinan, do. Dness Goops—Atlantio alpacos, 9ho; Per- slan oashmere, Z34o; Hamloton cashmere, 1640; | 1 Hamleton Fancus, 11jo; Hamleton brocades, 150; Arlington brocade, 18c, Heav HAT'dwlru List, Trom, rates, 2 30; plow steel, special cast, 5o; orngibls, bo; omt tools do, 16a20c; wagon spokes, per sot, 22503 00; huba por sot, 1'%5; telloes, 'sawed dry, 1403 tongues, oach, 70c; axls, eash, 75c; square nuta per 1b, 7allc; washers, per b, 8al8 Ib, 11¢; coil chain, per Ib, BalZc; 8c} iron wedgos, 6o; crowbars, 6:; harrow teoth, doj apring stesl, 7a80; Burdenls horse shoee, 4 50; Burden’s muleshoos, 5 30, BaiwzD Wikk—In car lots, 4 00 per 100, Nais—Rates, 10to 60, 2 45 Srior—Shot, 1 50; buckshot, 1 85; orlental powder, kegs, 8 50ad 00;do, half kegs, 200; do quarter kogs, 1 50 blasting, kegs, § 85; fuso, O0AL— Cumberland blackemith, 10 00; Mor- rls run_Blossburg, 10 00; Whitobreast lamp, 500; Whitebreast nut, 6 00; Tows lump, 5 00 Towa nut, 500; Rock' Spring, 7 00; Anthra- dlet, 11 35a11 60; Oanon Uity, 7 00 per ton. Grocers' List Day Faorms—No. 1, quarter apples, bbls ;N O sliced, boxes, Gic: evaporated, boxes, c; blackberries, boxes 1o peaches, boxes, 100; peaches, evaporated, 16c; rasp- s, 850 SuaAns—Powdored, Thc; cut loaf, T3o; gran- ulated, 68c; confectioners’ A, 6c; Standard oxtra O,bio; extra O, be; medium yellow, bhe; dark yollow, 5}@68o. Figu—No. 1 mackerel balt bbla., 7 80; Tamily 3 bbis, 50; No. 1 ki [? ot whikofin, bt bb - 0 T kit e tamily bl Sbise. 3 0by iy Kita and pails, 60c; No, 1 trout, half btls., 5 25, SaLr—Dray loads, per bbl, 150; Ashton, to sncks 8 50; 3 & Aalll.an 1.00; bbls dairy YrasonPont, $hoy Sitver Glows, gef Corn Starch, 86; Excelsior Gloss, 70; Corn, 7 Srioks—Popper, 160; # 168, 1403 aloves, 20 cassia, 15c, OaxDLzs—Boxes, 40 Ibs, 164, 1230, 8s, 1230, bogers 401bs, 16 oz, 6s, 14, Marcaes—Por caddie, 860; round,rl,cas 255; sqaare, cases, 170; Oshkosh, cases gr 1.30 StRUP—Standard Oom,, 380, bbls; Staadard do_4 gallon kege, 125. Sopa—In Ib papers, 320 per case; keg, per OaxxED Goops.—Oyateis I(Standard) por 850; stzawborries, 21b "per case, 3 mp&errlu. i ke 2.0y JORtomits b By wottooiar e i 00 peaches _per casc, 5 90; white cherris per case, 676; plums per case, 4 60; whortleber- riea 'per case, 8 00; ogg plums, 2 1b, por case, gages, 2 Ib, per case, 2 90; pine per caso, 8 Roi --éi.u, 4 inch and larger, 8c, § Inoh, 9, Corvxzs—Ordinary grades, 12@12»:,, fair, 12 @Lko: good, 13o; prime, 1@Loke 16@17c; fanoy groap and yollow, 1 @16ho; o Rovernmont Java, 20@260; Arbuokles onst- ugmm s XXXX ronsted, 14§c; imitation Java, 16§@18fc. PickLes—Medlum in barrels, 5 40; do in half barrels, 8 50; small, in barrels, 6 40; do i balf barrels, 4 00; gherkins in barrele, 7 50 da in half barrels, 4 50, Tgas--Gunpowder, good 45@56c; cholos, 60@760; good Imperial, 40@430; choice, 60@ 650; Young Hyson, good, 8(@50c; choice, 6 @100; Japan, mum Loat, To0; Japan choics, 60@750; Oolony good, 2 Oolong g « choice 40550} om0 e e obor ‘Rion—Louisiana, prime to_ choios, smme. WoonENWARE—Two hoop pails, 1 85; threo hoop pails, 210, Tabe, No. 1, §'50; pioneer ahboards, 176 Double Crowm, 3 90; woll Buckets, 8 75 Soars—Kirk's Savon Impertal; 8 15; Kirk's satinet, 830; Kirk's standard, 8 55; Kirk's White 'Runllnn is it 0TASH—Pe! vanis cans, 4 cans in case, 335 1Babbitva. ball, 2 dor. in case, 190; An: cnor ball, 3 doz. in case, 1 50. OANDY—Mixed, 1 stick, 9allc) twist stick, 9. Viaua—~Now York sppls, 1601 Obio ap- le, 180, Dry Lumber. ‘Wholesale—On Board Cars at Omaha, BATTENS, WELLTUBING, PICKETS, ,8inch...... . G, Bats, 24 nch. inch Bats, 8. 1 tnch wall tubing, BN 3 inch well tubing Pickota: D, & Ho xm. $21'00; D'& . Square. DIMENSIONS e uvq’mn 11t [oote. 22te.fuate 15.00(10.00(17.00 18 00/10.00 00/14.00{14.03/16.00(1#,00 10.00 10.00 16.60(16.,00/15,0 (16 60|17:00,18.00(19,00 +[14.50]14.50/14.60{15.50/18.50/17,60 18.50 s mmuw\meammnwmurww 16 60/15.50/15 50116 50/17.50/18,50/19.50 0.G FLOORING, 1st Com, 61 ch, white pine. . 2d Com. 6 white pine. 3d Com. 6 white pine Sel. Fence _inch, white pine 1st and 2d Clear yellow pine, 4-G inch BHIP LAP, FINISHING, 1st and 2d Clur 1 Ind h. BOABDS, * | No, 1 boards, 12, 14 and 16 f¢. . X ; bard ofl §1' 60, Pauvrs ¥ OriWhite lead, Omabs, B, B, No. 2 boards, 19, 14 ana 16 £t No. 8 beards, 12, 14 and 16 ft. boards, 12, 14 aad nm (lhlpp(n( P, Amonkoag | a1 4 3|41 FPENOING, mch, 12 and 14 feet, rough. ... b, 16 feet, rnvqh g h, 12and 14 Teet, rough No 2. 6 inch, 16 foot, rough.... No. 1, 4 inch, 12 and 14 feet, rough N 1 4 inch, 0, roug] ¥ nd 14 foet, nmqh 00t, POUgh . ... ... SIDING, 18t Com , 12, 14 and 16 feet. . 2d Com.. 14 and 16 feet 4d Com,, 14 and 18 feet Fence, 14 and 16 feet.... BRADED ORILIN 1st Com, § inch, white pine, 2d Com, § inch, white pine .'d Cor noh, white pine 1st O h, Norway.. 2d Com, §f inch, Norway Olear Poplar, panel, § inch, 8,2 8TOCK BOARDS, A 12 inch, &, 18, 12, 14 and 16 feet. B 12inch, s. 1, 12, 14 and 16 feet C 12 inch, s, 18, 12, 14 and 16 feet. D 12 inch, s, 1 14 and 16 feet, 3 1 Com. 12in,, 8. 1 s 14 and 16 ft 17 00 1 _Com. 19 in,s 1 s 12 ft. 18,60 No. 1 Com. 12in,, 5. 1 5. 10,18 and 20 ft 21 No, 2 Com, 12 in,,s, 1 8 12, 14and 16 ft.14 7! SINGLES AND LATH, 16 inch, Olen *A* Standard, 5 inch, Clear No. 1 Lath. . inch, \'n. , 4 inch, 16 POSTS. i White Codar, 6 inch, halyea. White Cedar, 5 inch, halves White Cedar, 8 inches, quarters . White Cedar, 4 inch, round. Southern Red Cedar, 6} foet. e —— DENVER MA\.“KET. Frous— Oolorado, 100 Ibs, 1 50@1 75, pat- ont, 100 Ibe, 2 76@3 00; Kansas, 100 Ibs, 2 76 00; grabam, 100 1bs, 1 60; rye, 100 Ibe, 5 i whoat, per 1bl, 1 00, GRaIN, Fiep, Biro.—Wheat| 100 Ibs, 8100 corn in 'sncks ‘on track, 100 Ibs, onta, in sackn on track, 100 Ibs, castérn white, 1 13@1 20; Colorado white, 1 70@1 30; mixed, 110@1 15; barley 100 Ibs, 1 S0@1 85; bran, ton, on track, 14 00@15 00; chop, corn, 100 1bs, on track, '70c@75; chop cixed, 100" Ibs, on lr-ch 100@1 20; corn toal, 100 1bs, 180 Hit—Baled, uplaad, 13 00@15 00; upland, looso, ton. 10 ; second bot- tom, baled, 10 00@11 00; alfalfn, 1ooss, ton, 12 0010 U0y steaw, baled, on track, ton, 6 00 Burren — Orcamery, fancy, Ib, dlc creamery, fins, Ib, 36@880; dairy, choics, Ib 20@23c; dniry, good, Ib, 18@200; dairy, falr 1b, 15@160; cooking, Ib, 6@8e. 'Eaas—State, candlod and warranted, doz, 5@36c; ranch, doz, 36@370 Onzse—Full cream, 16@170; hal croam b, 10@1lc; skim, Ib, 9c; Bwiss, domestic b, 22@3280; Swiss, imported, 0@52; tim- burger, 18c, PouiTRY—Live old chickens, doz, & 00@5 F0; dressed ducks, I, 15@16c; drossed turkeys, Ib,, 15@16c. Porarors—Colorado, 100 Ibw, sweet, per Ib,, Yeieranizs — Onlons, yollow, 100 Ion, 295 cabbage, ibs, 250; boets, 100 "1 1101 255 burmpa. 100 ibe, 1 25, Frurts—Lemons, per boz, Moseina, 400G 450; oranges, Florida, per box, 650@7 00; apples, fanoy bbl, 5 005 20; apples, medinm, ton, 13 dvun ‘Meats—Hams, luflr cured, Ib, m @11¥c; bacon, breakfoat, b, 12@124o salt sldes, .b, 74@8c; Iard in pails, 9 ésaq lard in terces, 5go. Frusi Meas—Dressed beet, Colorado, per 1b, 7}@80; hogs, 1b, 6}@6ke; mutton, 1b, 7 Live Stoox—Colorado stoers, per 100 Ibs 0@4 50. Hides—Dry Flint No. 1, per Ib, 11§@130; No, 2, Ib, 9@10c; greon steers and branded oalf, 1b, 3@bo; green calf, b, 8@10c; groan kip, b, heep skins, dry, 8@10c; deer skins, lb 10@5200 antolops skins, 1o, 12315; tallow, WookOolcndo No. 1, per Ib, 14@15c; bugk, b, 8c; Aozloan, T@To Fisa—Mackerel, No, 1, 140, kit, mess, 1002 00; aliforhta salmon, haif bbl, 10 50; Holhng orring, keg, 1 60@L 605 trout, . por 16¢ CHICAGO, Nilwankee & 51. Paul RAIL W.AY. THE SHORT LIN And BEST ROUTE. *ROM OMAIA TO THE EAST. TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND Chicago, Minnoapolis Milwaukee, St. Paul, Cedar Kapids, Davenport, Clinton, Dubuque, Rockford, Rock Island, Freeport Janeaville, Elgin, Madison, La Crosse, Winona, A il other Daportant points East, North. east and Southoast. Ticket office at 1401 Farnam street (in Paxton Ho tel), and at Union Pacific Depot. Pullman Sleepersand the Finest Dining Cars in the World are run on tnomain lines of the CHICAGO MILWAURKS & ST, PAUL R'Y and every attention is paid to passangers by coustecus emyloyee of thooompasy. 8. 8, MERR A.V. H. CARPLNTER, entrsl Macnger, ‘aesouger Agont, R MILLER, EO. ¥. HEAFFORD, Ass't Gen'l Managor. ARyt Gen'l Pass Agent. J.T. CLARK, Gew'l Superinteudent. A FINE LINE OP oS & D1z WOODBRIDGE BROS, THE ONLY EXOLUB\VE MUSIG HOUSE IN OMAHA NEB, M. R. RISDON, "|Gen'l Isurance Agent REPRESENTS| Phoals Insarsce Co., Loudon, Cmb uwh Y., Capitai. ThioMeranants of Nowbri N Glrard Fire, Philadelphia,Capiial Woman's Fund Cavi ALMA E.KEITH. Offers this Coming on Special Inducements HAIR GOODS! 1412 Douglas 8t. Omaha. Neb H. K. BURKET, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER, LILN, 1640 930 of, OMAH INSTITUTE HOTEL! 13th and Capitol Ave., Formerly Creighton House. Boturnlshed, §1.00 . Sposlal Railway Time Table. In Effect April Bth, 1885, s athontion of the Sravelling public e salled fo Vo o that Cale s 't o complete and absclutely correch time table puhlhhod' In the city, fl‘\a A and doparh from Omaha by P. M. &0, arrive M and de pArt from thelr dT’" corner ot 14tk and Webete miroets; traina o b} & Sl s.J. & B, depor e o DIIIJ; b, »KNN Batarday; o, sxcep) Bunday) d, oxosph Monday, WHSTWARD DEPART. ARRIVE. Unien Pacific. 4 Pacific Express T Denyer Express. '66@70; [ - 95@1 063 | M SOUTHWARD, Misysgl pasine 3 THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN OMAHA TO BUY Foll=fiN = ol/=R- Is AT \DEWEY & STONES’ One of the Best and Largest Btocks in the United States to“Belect From: NO STAIRS TO CLIMB. ELEGANT PASSENGI“.R ELEVATOR T o -Day i .Kight Expross + Accommodation ~.. N{Ik e For chla(u o Riamtn For Chioago via 0. Bluffy NORTHWARD, C st. P M & O ...|..8toux Clty Express...| Gakiand Accommioaatias i 30 lowa Div. Paul Day Expr K3 . Panl Night Expross. ive OMANA BRIDCE TNAIN. Dummv Tralng—Losve Omaha 0,60, 10'00, 1) 16 3,400, 00, 8 00, 4 00, us, ot 1110 pm. On Sundaystho 760 and 10 and $00 and 400 p m traing brans. fer depot 18 minutes later: Brordway dopot %0 min. atoa later, Loavo Coundl Btafls (Broadway depot)at 1 15 050, 10 80, 11 40 & m; 180, 3 80, 880, 428, 65,1 1 RdL1 48 b in. On Handty Yo 0 80 and 11 40 & m and §80and 6 26 p m trains will nob run, Arrive st Transfor 7 minutes later, Omahn 20 minute later. TransferTralng—Leave Omahaat § 15, 858 a e, 10 40008 1b A 7 00D m, dnllys Afrivo a4 948 and 1115 am, 1'%, 880, 7 36 and 816 p. m. 5 85| 4 508 SUNDAY TRAINS Toand trom Chlcago via tho Tripartite Alliance Lines. |_BUNDAY MORNING. | BATURDAY VA T iL_| BT [ N NW| RO M1 1] 152 81 | 8-20] 16 7-38 | i Ma! 1" 10-31 9-80 17 16 |33 Sunday evening and Monday morning trains arrl n corrosponding ordor. C. B. & Q. trains run eve ay, Fobruary March 8241 STOCK YARDS TRAINS. Luvn Union Pacifio depot at 6 40 & m and 5 25 p. " Arsive trom Stook Yerds a4 7 2 m and 6 26 p m. Mall Time Card. ROUTE. =l =|5 g =5 ~Union Pacifio Local Mail... 80170 Union Pacifio Through Mail, 2852 82 & R w wmesos 28 5 B 83558 0,& loux Cy et Lo slouxity Oonail Biu = o cooo ou o oz=e aw = 2 88 B 7R COUTANT B e THE BEST ROUTE AND SHORT LINE n, Dixle, Chicago, M Aud el polnta_onst,” To. tho, poopls. ot No. Orogon, Washington and Callfornia it offers superior advantages not possible by any other line, ity enjoiod by tho patrons of ‘this rond botwoen Qmatia and Chicago, arolts two traing » day of DAY e CHICAGQ avo RAILWAY. The only lno to take for Dit Moines, aray wn, Clint Colorado, Wyo Uta, 14aho, Novada, Among & few of the numerous points of superior. COACHES which aro th ines that buman avt Eagomaity can oreatc: 1t PALACK SLEEFING CARS which are models of comfors and elegance; lu le LOR DRAWING ROOM OARS, unsurpassed b §0d 18 widly calobratod PALATIAL DINING OAKS the equal of which cannot be found elsewhere. ‘At Council Bluffs tho trains of the Unon Paclfio Ry, connect in Union Dopot with those of the Chica 0 & Northwestern Ry In Chigago the trains of thie rlna ‘make close connection with those of all enstorn nes. FDvDfllreit. Columbus, Indlanspolls, Clocinnati, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Piltsburg, Toronto, Monf on, Ne Vlnlk Philadelphis, Baltimore, Wash. ington and all polnts fn tho East, ask the iokoeb sgent for tickets via the ~NORTH-WESTERN, * 1f vou wian the best accommodations All ticke agenta sell tckots via this line. . HUG HITT. Geacera | Manager, R. .HAIR, Gon. Pass, Agont. CHICAGO, NEBRASKA LAND ABEKCY 0. F. DAVIS & CO., {(SuooEssons 10 DAvIS & SNyDER.) GENEBAL DEALEES IN REAL ESTATE 1605 FARNAM STREET, - . OMAHA. Havo for sale 206,000 soros carefully sleotod lande 1o Eastorn Nebraaks, i low price aad on eney terms mproved turme fofsle s Dovaihe Dodge,eliez, Burt, uming, Sarpy, Washingtou, Merrik, Eovados, R Botied oomm, “Taxes pad in all parts of the state. Monoy loas od on ‘Improved arms. Nolary Publlo always In’offos. Gorrepondsice soliol EUROPE. 0OOK'S EXCURSION PARTIES sail from New York in April, May, Juue aud July by first class siormabipe. . SPEOIAL TOURIST TICKETS for INDIVIDUAL THAVELERS at reduced rates, by the best reutes for pleasure travel. COOK'S EXOURSIONIST, with maps, contala full partiouiars; by mail for 10 centa. THOS COOK & SON, 01 Broadway, N. Y. Or 108 Doarborn 8t., Chlcago, Ils, wed -satl0wme oures impotene, losh Wamer s Vigor::zss:cy 47,80 wetknaes olg eneratéve s7stam elbtier e, #1.y mall. J, B.Warner, 2107 tato ft. Chiosso phrodisiac, axo ©8 aotivity, positive LA@LR!FHANZ FALK BREWING 00. Milwaukee. Wis. 3 BEER ' GUNTHER & CO0., ~Sole Bottlar THE A. L. STRANG COMPANY doudle and Single Acting, Power and Kand PUMPS, STRAN ~ PUAPS Foglne Trimmings, Miaing Machtnery, Belting, Hose, Brass and Iron Fltitngs at wholesals or retail, HALLADAY WIND.MILLS, ORUROB AND SOHOOL BELLS. COorner 10th and Farnar 8t., Omaha Neb BURLINGTON. IOWA THE LARGEST INON WORKS THE Murray Iron WoRks, *aer, ENGINES, SAW MILLS.|BRIDGE WoRK, BOILERS, m\\\TECTo/;,,( MILL AND MINING IRON WORK. MAGHINERY. AGENTS FOR e Wheeled Scrapers, THE HYATT PRISMATIC LIGHTS AND SAW MILL SPECiALTIES, | Fruit Evaporators, SEND FOR ESTIMATE Prairie_Corm_Shellers. i Automatic Cut-0f Off Engines, Steam Pumps, Meat Cutting Machines, Tanking Qutfits & Presses, C. FLCOMDMAN. - Wholesale Druggists AND DEALER IN Pamls Oils, Varnishes and Window Glass OMAHA,{ NEB, SPEOCIAL NOTIOE TO Growers of Live Stock and Others. WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TG Our Ground QOil Cake It Ia7the best and cheapest food for stock of eny kind. One pound is equal to three pousds of corn. Stock fed with Ground Oil Gake In the Fall and Winter instead of ranning down, will increase In wclght and be In good marketable condl fon In the spring, Dairymen, as well vs others, who use it, can testify to ita mey Ita, Try it and judge for {gnnelvefl, Price $24.00 per ton. No charge for sacks Addre! ‘OODMAN LINSEED ()lL WORKS, Omaha, Neb, P. BOY ER CO., [DEALERS IN Hall's Safe and Lock Comp'y FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, VAULTS, LOCKS, ETG. ACRNO Warnam Bireet. Omaha W _F, BROWN, GEO, W. F. BROWHN & CO.: COMMISSION DEALERS IN LIVE STOCK e “Offce, Exchange Bullding Union Stock Yards, REFERENCE OMAEA, NEB. Finer NATIONAL BANK, Omaha; W A, Paxton, Prost. and Tress. Union Bock Yds., Owaha Also connested with Grogery, Cooley Co , Unlon Btock Yards, Chloago. BROWN SwAN BRos., Cheyenne, Jomx A, McBiaxw, Managor Bay Etate Cattle Co. 3 A Chmonton = Prest. First Nat'l Bank, Omahs, Address all communications—Union Stock Yards, Omabs, Nebraska. HENRY T. CLARKE, Prest, and Treas, A, M. CLARKE, Vice Prexident OHN T, CLARKE, Secretary, H. T. CLARKE DRUG COMPANY, SUCCEEDING LEIGHTON & CLARKE, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS T ARGEST Joting Drog houss botwean Chicers and San Prunciaco. CATITAL STOCK, 80,000, We 4 shall bo at the bottom of the market at &)l times. Will duplicate Chicago and Bt, Louls pricos with m«.;m added. _Our specialty will bo Pure Drugs, Paints, Oils and Window Glass Es imates given on pikte glass. To those about to embark in the drug business will do well to 1) 11 your interest by oalling on us or send for our price list which will appear ur ot bout January 6th, Mail orde wollclted, 114 HARNEY sTREET. M. HELLMAN & Co,, Whoiesale Glothiers 1301 AND 13038 FARNAM STREET, COR, 18TH, O A XA LU ENER T A 6 EREID. W. GGELAY. (SUCCESSUR.TO FOSTER & GRAY), LUOMBER, LIME AND CEMENT,