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

. NEBRASKA National Bk OMAHA, NEBRASKA, PAID UP CAPITAL, . - « « $250,000 BURPLUS NOV, 1, 1884 . - - 23,000 OFFICRRS! 8. W, Yares, A. E, TovzaLin, Precident, Vice President, W.V.Moorg, Jxo.S.CoLuins, Lewis 8, Rern K. K.Hayden,Ass't. and Acting Oashier. PBANKING OFFIOR; The Iron Bank, COR. 12th AND FARNAM 8T8, A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED, INTEREST allowed on time deposits upon favorable terme and upon accounts of banks and bankers, FOREIGN EXCHANGE, Government Bonds and Oounty and City securities bourht and sold, In ita treatment of customers the most lib. eral polloy is pursued consistent with safet and sound banking, and we invite correspon: me‘g or personal inquiry in connection there- wil e —————————— FINANCE AND COMMERCE. FINANCIAL May 9, —~Money—Easy at 1 Prime]] mercantile paper } 4@5 Foreign Exchange—Unchanged. Governmenta—Were qulet ahd strong, the quotations showjng an advance of § per cent for 4's and § per cent for currency 6's, Stocks—Opened strong for almost every- thing, and during the forenoon developed no other feature than that of an active market, with steady buying by both bulls and bears. The market finally closed steady, and gen- erally within & small fraction of the highest GENERAL PRODTCE. HICACO, Cm10aG0, Ill, May 9.—Flour—steady and wunchasged. ‘Wheat—Asetive; unsettled and decidedly stronger on reports of bad weather; opened @ higher, advanced to a polnt of ‘2jo over yosterday's close, eased off, declined ;e, fluctu- Jted any slosed 140 over yesterday; S)@9040 cash; 90k M;y, 92@92 c, June; 94 July; No 2 red, % Oorn—F-u-ly RS el ke o shade stronger, improved ic, eased off slightly aud closed about fo_over yestorday; 464c, cash, May snd Juse; 484@18fc, July. ato— e, cash; Sk, May; L4@347o. June; ik, uly. Rye—Firm at 72c. Barley—Nominal at 65c Timothy Seed—Steady and unchanged; prime, $1.00@1.50. Flaxseed—ho lower; No. 1. $1.37@1 874, Pork—Fairl active; demand prinsipally July; advanced 10@loc glosed at¢ 11-26@11 50, ol Suasien. so y and June; 11,574 TR R ltrnng(er. vanced 5@7] avd closed stead 4@6.573, mn.nd ay; $6.90@0.924, Juno; $6.974@ 00, Ji 'IBnlk Meata—Shoulders, $4.35@4.40; short clear, 86.16@6,20; short ribs, $5 74@b. 80, Whhky—ste-dy at $1,15. Butter—Qulet and unchanged. Oheese—(ulet and unchavged; cheddars, 9@13c; nhmmnd cheddars, 3@bdc. gs—11 des— Undnnasd, Tallow—Unchaoged. Bllhl. bushels. . MILWAUKEE PRODUCR MiLwAURER, Wis,, May 9.—Wheat—Eaay; No, 2 Milwaukee, cash, 80fc; Juue, 91jc; July, 938c. ‘b i’q-nm, and firm; No, n 48}o. Oats—A littlo easler; No, 2, 384c. Ryo—Firm and advanciog; No, 1, 734c. Barley—Firmer; No, 2, 6lc. P.uvl.lom-mgn ; mees pork, cash, May and June, $11,35, NNW YORK PRODUCE. New Yorx, May v-wnm—wrh. 119,000 bu; exports, 45000 bus spot advanced 1@%c aud options 23@2 o yith some_excitement, closing firm; ungraded red m@u 034; No. 8red, o 1. f., nM No. 3 red, $L05; elovator $L03k;'f, o, b. July clucmg at $1. Corn—Spot lota stesdy and quiet; options opuned h@de bigher Lut closed weaker; re- colpta, $4,000 bu; exports 72000 bu; ua- E; , 67@60¢c; No, 2, 574@580 in elevator, 3@50¢ afloat; July closing at b7, Oats—Quiet; receipts, 57,000 bu; exports, bu; ‘western, 41@483c; white western, Egrs—Firm and quists western, 13@13}e. Pork—Steady; cloar back, 814.00@14.50, Lard —Fairly active; #7.10; July, $1.24@T 37, Butter—Unchanged, OINOINNATYI, CrixorNNaTy, O, May 9.—Wheat—Strong; No. 2 winter red, $1.07@1.08, W Corn—Firmer; No, 2 mixed, b3)@b4c. Oats—In fair demand and firmer; No, 2 mlxad, 394(@40c. Rye—Steady; No. 2 fall, 71@72. Barley—Soarce, firm and unchanged; extra No, Sepring, 66@58 Pork-—Easy ot 811 624@11,75, Lard—Firm at §6 70. Whisky—Steady at §1.13, TOLEDO, Touzno, O, May 9.— Whest—Easier: No, 2 red; oash and May nominally Sefo. Corp--Dull tut firm; No, and May, bc. Oats—TInactive; no quotations. KANSAS OITY. Kansas Orry, Mo, May 9.—Wheat —Higher ; oath, B23@S240; o July, 874c. (rurn lllghn cash, 423@42c; June, 42§c; July, 43 Nomlaal; 40 bid; 48 asked. Oats LIVERFOOL, CiverrooL, Miy 9. Wheat—Quiet and unchanged; No, 2 winter, 7s 10d, COorn~Qulet; new mixed western, b western steam spot, oderately active and firmer eatly, | 250 and closed a trifleoa ler than yesterday; 843@ | 17c; LIVE STOUK, OHI0AGO, Om10AGO, 111, May 9. —Oattle—Raseipts, 2,- 400 head; brisk and stronger: ship) \l steors, 84.00@5.90; butchers’, 2.75@4 , 83,50 @4 00; stookers and fooders, €3 90 5 oo Hogs—TReosipts, $000 boad; cough and mixed, $4.10@4 5 and shipping, 8 'ao@ 50; light 8, ; skips, $3.50@ snm-wm-. mon to good shorn, @4 35, ST, LOUIA, 82, Toom, Mo., May 9. —Oattle—Receipts, 80 ead; shipments, 600; no supply, nothing one, Sheep - Reosipts, 100 head; shipments, 1100 head; supply oo small to make & market, packin 5@4, ,50@4.25; wooled, 83 50 KANSAS OITY LIVE STOOK, 0, May 9,—Oattlo—Re- strong and shade higher; axnnrw- £6.25@>5 40; common to choice, gs’vg(ab lb feeders, $4.00@4.50; cows, $2.80 Hogs—Receipte, 4.000 head; firmer and 6 @loe higher; £1.00@4,20; bulk, 84.10, ;g—umlm 412 head; stendy; common 82.25@4.00, o — OMAHBA MARKETS, Orriok oF THE OMAHA Bxm, Saturday Evening, May o TRADE REVIEW, This has been another good week for busi- ness in Omaha. In almost every branch of business merchants express themselves as well pleased with the outlook, Flour and millstuffs remain steady at same prices as last week and in good demand. Eggs and butter are liberal; butter is steady, same prices, but eggs, owing to heavy de- clines ingenstern markets, which stopped some shippers from buying, stocks could not be moved readily, and commission houses that depended greatly upon that trade dropped prices; are now quoted at 10c, 1c lower than Inst week, The grocers list is unchanged, and business is reported gooud. Business fairly booms in lwmber, and but few changes are noted in prices, Paints, oils and drugs are lively at steady prices, Live stock recsipts were about the same as last week, and with the exception of hogs the prices are the same, Hogs are 10@15 higher, In other branches of trade business is re- ported good, and prices remain unchanged, The lolluw! rnou are charged retailers jo& X oanl‘;|i and :omn:luion mer- A e excoption o in, whi quoted at the prices lurnl-hmr‘ tors and other local buyers: Live Ntock Market, Hogs—The recelpts were light at the Unlon MR yards, South Omaha, but firm at bo higher and all sold, Common and mixed pack- ing, 83.80@8,85; good to choloe mixed pack- ing, $3.90@4 00, = Common rough hogs and open sows and skips unfavorable, Sheep—Good to choice, $1,00@4.00, Cows—Butchers’ stock, $3,26@4.00 for good to choice cuwu, heiters and fat bulls, Steors—Fat poney -mn. weighing 1,000 to 1,160 pounds, $4. @84 5. Bldel. by the eleva- oured, nc, dry flEnt, 12@14«, dquu,{o@ : dam- s 49 llac, aged hides two-thirds price, Tmow—fi@u Grease—Prime whlw 4@4%0, Sheep Edu—zso@ Gr-ln Wheat—0Oash No, 2, 620, Barley—45@50c, Byn—Uuh No. 8, 46@47c. Oom—No, 3, 850, Oata—No, 2, 350, Flour and Millstuffs, vovmm ‘Wheat—Firm;best quality patentat Beoond 3" [uality—$2 40, Bpring Wheat—Best qunlltyp‘mt at 82 70, Second quality - $2 16@2 50. £ Bran—80c per cwt. Chopped Feed—Per 100 1bs., 800, Corn Mea —80.85@1 00 per cwt, Boreening—No, 1, 800 per cwt; No 2, 50c, Hominy—1.60 per cwt. Shorts—60c per cwt. Graham—§1.75 per cwt, General Produce Eggs—To-dsy’s sales conld not be made above 10e, and that price is likely to last some time yet, Butter—Good gradessell rapidly, but prices can hardly be n-lled firm Oream ; fair to good, 18@ erior grades, 8@1 Poultry—Chickens are in good demand, especially spring chickens, which have so far been very scarce. Spring chickens, fair size, per doz, 6 00; old chickens, lccnrdlng to weight and quality, doz, 8 50@4 50. ame— Quiet_and receipts very light, con- sistiog mostly of small ducks, which sell read- ily, and some snipe, for which demand is very limited. Ducks, mallard, per doz, 3 00@2 50; ducks, teal and mixed, per doz, 150@3 00; foosa, por doz, 250@83 00; snipe, per dos, O ota s otee (a5 good stack will bring $2 00 por bushel. Boans—In fair lugply and demand moder- ste. Nuvy, por bushel, $1 601 60; modium, per bushel Potatoes- In !llr nupp!y but demand quite steady and firm, "Choice stock selling at 70, ane vood at CO@6be. Very little difference is made as to variety, if only the stook 18 sound and of good siza Groom-' List Buaass—Powdered, 70; cut loaf, 70; gran- ulated, ; confectioners’ A, 6}o0; Standard extrs 0, bjo; extra O, bo; medium yellow, bo; dark ya.l.luw, Bo. , 100: fair, 12; Corrus: 13@130; choloe, i Bt e 03 c; old Rovernment Java, mfle. A.rhmfil“mllh .d 14301 Huhugh in's XXXX roasted, 1430; imital 16§@1! BA‘)P!I—'? inoh and larger, 73¢; § Inch, ncl fiu‘l—bn‘y Inuh, per bbl, 125LAlhton, In ks, BY0; § sacka Aabton, 1 00; bl dniry Erm-——hppfi-. 180; eploe, 14c; oloves, 200 assin, 160, Byrup—Btandard Com,, 270, bbls; Staadard do_4 gallon kegs, 125, Dur Fuoim—No, 1, quarter spplos, bbls +N O sliced, boxés, Bho: ova boxes, 3 blackberrios, boxes 11 05, 3+ 100; peaches, evaporated, 160j rasp. pflm. whitefish, tamily half bbis., 300; family Hhmflp , 600; oltnnflhfl!bfll [ Brauo=Pearl, 4ho; Bilver Gloss, 8o Starch, 8c; Excelsior Gloss, 70 Corn, Ther OaxNED uoum.—Uy-uu JStandard) per case, 890; strawberries, 21b per oase, 3 50; 250; Oalitornia i icots, per case, b (Il. per case, 6,80; white cherries case, 6 76; plums per case, 4 50. whortllber ries puenu.lw,qulum., lb, per case, lpxa;. gl e 2'90; pine o h h Oul)LII—Bonl, Wll‘h‘: lb, 1240, 8e, 1240, 2065; square, cases, 170; Oshkosh, cases gr 1,20 Sum —1In Ib papers 8 20 per case; keg, per B = atiom barrels, 640; do In half barrels, lm, mAu.lllblr!Ill 6 40; do in half barrels, 4 00; lhllhnl in barrels, 7 60 O romier good 45@56c) ab ‘=A8--Gunpowder, goo oloe, 80@7604 good Tuperial, 40@4se; choice, 60@ 65¢c; Young Hyson, good, 8(@50c; choioe, 66 SoaTtor Outon o m""‘&]? \ [)' ng i o) 3 Souchong, § i Riow--Touisisns. prime to choice, m’l(r_ nhflne WooDENwARE—Two ""‘,1)’ paile, 165; thres N hoow paile, 2m 850y pabbdirds 1 ) wall. e perial; APS—] 's Bavon Im| 8 15; Kirk’s satinet, 830; Kirk’s standard, 8 bbx Kirk's White Russian, 4 85, Pmun Penns; h{]l".h cans, 4 cans in case abbitt’s 2 doLlnuu. 190; An 2doz in l““' Tul Doubla stick, Salle; twist 500 head; steady; com- | Roj ich is | whiting, 2hc; whiti 150 | ek Mite: Um 500; Whitebreast nut, 5 00; Iowa lump, choice, | ~ THE DAILY BFE-- MONDAY, MAY 11, 1885. Vineoar—New York apple, 1601 Ohio ap- ple, 180, Tobaocco. Fine cut—Hard to Beat, 70c; Charm of the 60c; Fountain, 740: Golden Thread, avorite, 60c; Buds, 50c; Rocky Moun 0c: Faney, 450; Daisy, 40c, Plog tobaceo—Cli shoo, 460: Star, 800; Pipes Hepls mnllnq tobacco —0, 8,, 226y Meerschaum, 800; Long Tom 806, Biscitweils Darnam, 16 ot., blo; 8 om, B50; 4 on, b7c; 3 o, 606, Seal of North orth Oarolin, 16 ., 4361 8 0. i5o; 480; 3 oz., 506, Navy Olippinge, k.m&mn ck, 4 0z, 2 oz, 280, Drugs, Droos ANP OrEMIoALS—Aocld, earbolle, 440 acid, tartario, t50; balsam copaibs, per 6603 hul ll.lll‘ll por Ib, 130; cslomel, per Ib, 900: cinchonilih. per on., ) 50; ohloro- form, per ib, 81 00; Dovm powdun. per Ib, 81 36; epsom salts; per I S giycerine, purs, per Ib, 250; ludwe 20c; o], onstor, No.lpuufid. $1 60; ol oastor, Nm per gal., 81 40; ofl, olive, per gal,, $1 40; griganuin, 80c;opitun, 84 60 it Bk W, and R, & mlon.lllflx potassinm; Todide, per Ib, 8 salicin, wul hate morphine, per o, pe b, 4o; strychnine, per oz, $1 80, Paints Oils and Varnishes. O1ma—110 carbon, per q‘llon. 1oy 150 headlight, per gallon, 1%0; 175° head per gnllnn. 160; 150° water white, 160; wl:u‘:iu‘;:i' ‘g’m ll;losd boiled - inter str'd, [ Qflm. 7003 &No ’1‘ ww’ t.' l‘" 1 00 o, swoet, per gallon, 3 (S0 5.2 ok pationy 1 60y hab W Bt on, 66; neatsfoot extra, per gallon, 80c; , 750; Iubricating, zero, per gallon, 800 lnmmar‘ lbc; fuldm machine, No, 1, per gal- lon, 850; , signal, per gallon 900 mrpentme. per .‘llom 4Fo; naptha, 74°, rer gallon, 160, Spirits, CoroaNr Srmm—l-’lu proof, 119; do, 101 Yrool. 120; -plnh, second quality, 101 proof, do, 188 proof, 118, fiwonnx.—-)uu pooo! ‘alookol 3 30 per wine gallon, ‘Waiskres—Redlstilled whiskies, 1 00®1 50; Fino blended, 150@3 00; Kentucky bour- bons 2 00@6 00; Kentucky and Pennsylva- nia ryes, 2 00@6 b0. Bmmn—lmponod 6 00@16 00; domes- Bfimpflm 4 50@600; domestlo, 150 00, Rums—Imported, 4 50@8 00; New England, 2 00@4 00; domelho. 150@8 00. Onunom—lmpoxui, per_case, 28 00@ | O 84 00; American, per case, 10 (C0@16 00. Dry Painta) White lead 88«; Frenoch mo, 80 Farls gilders, 1fe; whiting com'l, 1l lampblack, Germantown, lic; lampb] ordinary, 100; Prussian blue, 550 untramarine, 18c; vandyke, brown, 8o; umber, burnt, 40; umber, raw, 4o; slenna, burn dct;; 74o; chrome yellow, genuine, lnw. K 120: ochre rochelle, 80; Frenh iire, ‘American, do; Winters mineral, 2 9 lnhlgh brown, 2jc; Spanish brown, 2j0; ince's mineral, 86 meun—fimh. gr gfllonx hu‘nltm. 1 PaINTs IN O1L—White lnd, Omnhg P, P, 5{o; white lead, St. Louls, pure, 6 50; Marseil los greea, 10 61> cans 20o; Fronch alno; oen soal, 120; Fronch rc, red seal, 1o, §French rind, in varnish saet,, 306; Fronch'zine, In oil ast, 16c; raw and burnt umber, 1 'b ., 3 L!own, 180; rofined lampblack Flack and ivory black, 16 d ian_ blng,. 400 ulteamar] rine bllu L, M & D. 1oy [ s 0L & D 00s Hari” reoem an red, 150; Venetian_red, 9c; Tus- Amerlcan vermillion, I. & P.- — y.fiowuhn 90; L, M., O, &, 0., 18c; low_ochre, 96; gnlldan oehre, 16, ph atent ryer, 8c; graining colors, ar] walai, chestout and aab, 1A Dry Goodl BrowN EImns—AflmHu A, 7)«; Atlan- tlo P, bo; Atlantio LL, 1;«; Beaver Dam LL, bic; t..-mu 1L, e;tu. sifio H, 78 Foyal Enndud Head A, 70; Wauchusett A, 6fo. F1xnm BROWN Snmm—Amh. 60; Pep- perell R, 64c; Salisoury R, 6o, ‘Buragazp Corrons—Ballon, 4-4, 63c; li L Sho; Oumbarland, &4, 1&0 Davol DD. ‘airmount, 4e; Frui the Loom 4, o Glory of th West, Gnldm Gate B!c, ill 7-8, 7oy mu 4- ale, 780 Duoxs (dolorfé)—&mon. 8 oz, 11303 Bos Wn. 10 oz, 10%0; Boston, 9 oz., 1340; Fall River “Duoxs (Gray)—West Polnt,8 ox., 11o; West Polat 10 oz., u{m Point Bear, 8 oz., 110, Fangy, Dpor ortne- 18y Pearl glmfiugu : Qo - ear]l River, ank. &fi 1 s Dnms-Amuker 1805 Belvsr k AA 3o foares Gk 8 B‘fifi’wox?n': 0c; Hay cers, 80} rey A 4 .mixkxx 13h0; Pearl River, A orwal 1oy Woreen BB (brows, 10; Warren CO (brown), 100 Oambgios - Fifth avenue glove finlsh, 440; Keystone glove finish, bo. ORSET luis—-Amm—y, Kearsarge 7 Rockpo 1 PRINTS - old’s 6c; Coch aoo. o3 Indlan 7.8, 11 iver, Sharter Oak, 430 Gl “"“fi“’a‘?fi%"?:.. Wi loucester, j0; Sonf 'y aver- loys 4403 Rosedale, 4 g Gumuul—Amc staples, 80{) staples, 70; Lanoaster staples, Sc; Plunket B’ldl 9c; Hudson cheoks, 8jo; Am Dnu Goou—Aunnnn llpuu!”:h] Per- Hoioion Fanous, Lo o jo; Hamloton et 0 1603 Arlington hmud‘n 18c, : 3 Oocheco, Heav Bnrdwm"mn. caat, do; n sawed 140; oach, 700; axlés, eash, 76c; square nuta 1b, Talloy washers, per 1b, 8o; riveta, ;;’: Ib, 11¢; coi pur 1b, 6al2o; mA\lnhlo. 8oj iron wedges, 6o orowl 3 , todth, 4o; spring steel, Tao; Burden's horse. shoos, 4 80; Burden's muleahoes, b 30, 'Winz—In car lots, 4 00 per 100, Nauws—Rates, 10 to 60, 2 40, BHoT—Shot, 160; buckshot, 185; orlental powdar, kags, §60ad 0, halt kg 0D do uarter kegs, 150 blasting, k by [ or 100 oot 505 165, Dou—-Oumberlndbluhmlth, 10 00; Mor- ris run_Blossburg, 10 00; Whitebreast lump, [] Tows nut, b00; Rock’ Spring, 7 00; Anth; clet, 11 35al1 60; Oanen 5-:1.’1 0 per o Dry lmmber. Wholesale—On Board Cars at Omaha, BATTENS, WELLTUBING, PICKETS, 0. G. Bats, 8inch. . 0. G, Bats, 2} inch. inch Bats, s, 1 inch well tubin, 3 inch well tubing, Bov Pickets: D, & H, Flat, 1214|1414 |61 |16 16 (g0t 2214, |94 1 16.50(15 00]15.00/16.00(17.00| 15,00 14 00{14.0¢ | 14.00/15.00/18,00/19.00: 16.00(16.00|16.0 (16 00{1790|18.00/19.00 14.60{14.50(14.60{16. 60| 16. 50(17. 16.00 17,00/ 16.00{16.00(17.00/ 18 00(19.00 ...116 60/15.5¢|16 60(16 6017, 60118, 50| FENCING, -1, §inch, 12 and 14 fot, rough 1, Ginch, 16 fost, rough 2, 6 inch, 12 and 14 feet, ruuah 6 inch, 16 feet, rough. . 4 m$ 12 and 14 feet, . 2, 4 inch, 16 feet, rough. . BOARDS, No. 1 boards, 12, 14 and 161t . , 14 ana 16 . “ | 34, Olear, 1 1b. | 15t and 2d Clear yallow pine, w and burnt Sienna 100 vmdylu : SHIP LAP FINISHING, 18t and 24 Olear, 1} inch,bs, % 18t and 2d, Oloat, 13 and 2 inch, s, 2. 3d, Olear, 1} inch, s, 2a. . and inch, 5. 2. ll|- and 2d, Olear, 1 inch, s, 3¢ 3d, Olear, 1 inch, s. 38 A Nelect, 1 inch, s, 25, B Select, 1 inch, s, 2 Clear Poplar, § inch, s FLOORING, 18t Com, 6 Inch, white pin 2d Com. 6 inch, white pin 8d Com, 6'inch, white pine Sel. Fence _tnoh, white pi BIDING. l:lt Oom,, 12, 13 and 16 feet 2333 23333 233338333 323 Fence, 14 and 16 foet, BRADED - ORILING, 8100k BoARDS, A 12 inch, I l l‘ 13, 14 and 16 feet , 14 and 16 feef s sroos® 2zcB esxel gsa:s;ss’s’ 23838 888883 = 8 No, 2 Com, 12 . 15, 12, 14a0d 16 ft,14 75 BIINGLES AND LATH, "8 e CHICA ORTH- " WESTERN RAILWAY. THE BEST ROUTE AND SHORT LINH Omaha Council Bluffs and Chicago, The on y Ineto take for Des Moine eshall. town, Cedar Rajids, Clinton, Dll'.. Ohl fl(n. M waukos and all pointa oast. ‘braska, Oolorado, Wyomin U‘lh aho, Ne Orogon, Washinghon and litornix 1 offes uperios adyantages nob possible by any other line, Among a fow of the numerous pohm of superlor- 1ty enjoy Od hy th! patrons of this road botween Omaha an are ita two tralne & day of DAY mwm wh|ah lr‘ thaflnm that human art and Ingenuity can croate; Ite PALAUI SLEEPING OARS wl are models of comfort and fil lh PAI'I LOR BMWINO ROOM OARS, ui and it widely calobrated PALATIAL DINING OAHS the '%0 of which cannot be found elsewhere. uncil Blufts the tralns of the Union Pacifio Ry, connect {n Union Depot with those of the Chioa flo & Northwestern Ry In Ohioago the trains of thie nl make close connection with those of all eastern mn.uon. Columbus, Indlanapolis, Clocinnatl, ro Fulls, Buftalo, Piltebury, Toronto, Montreal n, New York, Philadelphin, Ball W ington snd al polate, fn - tho Kast, sak the Hokot ~No! m WESTERN, * 1f vou wish the best leuflmmodnlonl. All toket o, 25 agenta sell #lckets via this lin White Qedar, 6 inch, halyes. White Codar, 5} {noh, halves ‘White Cedar, 8 inches, quarte: White Cedar, 4 inch, Southern Red Codar, 6} foot. ——— DENVEB MARKET. Froum—Colorado, 100 It Lon, 150@176) pat: | o ent, 100 nn 2 msg 00; Kansas o 500 Tba, bs, 180 70, 100 1ba, @3 00; grahi 225; buck- 'hntk 760, GRX, Fzp N.—W'huh 100 Ibs, 8100 com o moks on track, 100 Ibs, 6@ . on 1 lb@l m; Oolofidowhlh,l 110@1 15; barley 100 Ibs, ffl:'“m '1‘01@75“.:.:.‘3' = .a,loo I on 3 P It n&lltnch. 100@1 20; corn meal, 1 Hav—Baled, u hnd. lon, lfl 00@15 00; apland, looss 00; socond ot tom, baled, 10 mum .u.u.. loose, to g oo@us 00; stxaw, baled, on track, ton, 6 an Oreamery, fancy, Ib, 4lo creamry, fine, b, udsaex ; duiry, mm. Ib zood‘ Ib, 18( 200; dairy, f; Ib, 150160- oooh ou d éu.& md ‘warranted, doz, oz, 36@! | cream, 15%1“; half croam b, m%uu; skim, 1Ib, 80; Bwiss, dnmutn 280; Swiss, l.mporfiod, 830@820; tim. burger, 18c. PouLTey —Live old chicke , 50085 50 dressed ducks, 1b, 15@160 nfinmd W. N. BABCOCK, Gon Agt., 1412 Farnamt., Omaha, Rallway Time Table. In Effect April bth. 1885, w&m‘&'{.“& .mm.. puma u ulm [ mm\ time-table pnhmJ 1 o ol u. -uu arrive s m depart from 1tral Standard Time Mnlolthlultl’ M. & 0. arrive ad and de o tho b, A O B8 m{’fil,wmmn & ik, dopos; [-xmmamo.-w Sanday) 8, Omaha by WESTWARD DEPART. ARRIVE. mfiw:fifi?r_{.‘ M‘!..JE»" §06a{.. Right Exprows —. 5 568) . CHASISHIVERICK, FURNITUREFE UPROLSTERY AND DRAPERIES,: Passenger Elovator to all floors, 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam'{Streot, OMAHA, NEBRASKA, COCEIAS R. LEX, A ARDWOOD LUMBER A Fall Anlnnment of Air and Kiln Dried Walnut, Cherry, Ash, Butternut, Yellow Poplar, wood, ete. Hardwood and Poplar Panel, Builders’ Material, fl Red Oedar onte, Common_Onk Dimension and Hardwood Hmm Wi Stoek tair Tlmbm. Cedar Boards for moth proofclosets, Ete, Veneers, Fancy Woods for Soroll ‘h'lng,E&o. Eto, 8,W.Cor.0th and Douglas, - - a. Nob. W ENRY T. CLARKE, Prest. and Tre as. JOHN T. CLARKRE, Secretary, A, M.CLARKB,Vice Presiden H. T. CLARKE DRUG COMPANY, SUCCEEDING LEIGHTON & CLARKE, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS ARBBH Jobbing Drug house between Chloago and S8an Francisco. CAPITAL STOCK, $200,000. We lhnll o at the bottom nl Ahe murket ah Wi Trelght added. _Our speo'alt wre Drnga, Pmnfa, Oils and Window Glasy Es Imates zhnn on plate glass. To those about to embark in the drug business will do ynul lnhr-l y oalling on us or send for our price liss which will appear bout January bth, 1 #ollo! It st he best and cheapest food for stock of any kind. uxda of corn. three . | 1ns Ib, Porarors—Colorado, 100 Ibs, mlw; sweet, per lb,, 4o, VEGETABLES — Dnluu yellow, 100 Ibs, 225; cabbi bs, 360; beets, 100 Tba, 1 1 wmmnlp-.loolh. ) z!s. Fauits—Lemons, per box, Messina, 4 450; oranges, Florida, per box, 6 50@7 00; JURED Mum:g‘km. annd. Ib, 113} e b AEE Fresa Mnfl—Dmd beef, Colorado, pe: Ib, 74@50; bogs, Ib, Gi@ho; mutton, i b, 6g1u. b, 16@200; mtolopc lhnl. 0, u&w. hllov. kflmm"f gl F1sH—] M u%o. 1 mz 00; Californla Aol mua -\FRED W. GRAY, (8vcorssoB T0) FOSTER & GRAY, ‘WHITE PINE, YELLOW PINE, CALI- FORNIA REDWOOD ASH, OAK, BLACK WALNUT, SPANISH OEDAR. Bear Creek Lime, Loulsille Cement Portland Cement, Towa and Mlchlnln Plas- tor, Hair, Ete, Etc. tes| COr. 6th & Douglas St " HENRY BODDELING. Carpenter and Builder No 634 South 17th St ,betwoen Jackson and Lesven- yorth, Omaha, Nob. I preparod ¢ build houses in aoy style and todo all kinda of carpenter worka reasonabls prices; aleo ropairing dono on shortno) Fashionable Hatter Myns' FurNISHER. A. KALISH. ‘Merchant Tailor 816 South 13th Street, 8 DOORS SOUTH OF FARNAM. First-class tailoring in all its branches, G. BaNBON. Ava BcuproREIY C. SVANSON & CO 1116 Farnam, Bet I1th and 12th St, =+ MERCHANT TAILORS Finest selection of Spring Suit- ings, Perfect Fit, and complete sat- mfdctmn zuuvflnteed ALMA E.KEITH. Omaha'sPopularMilliner ~—~AND— HAIR DRESSER. 111 8, 16th f1e + « « Opp. Postoffic 8 1 03, fancy bbl, 5 00@5 50; apples, medium, | - ) fancy bbl, pples, y OMAHA BRIDGE mfl T —Lea "o T 2o, 20, 8,00, 00, 4 66 6 50 m, On Sundaysthe 750 and 10008 m and o Conacll Bluft (Broadway depal) s Y15, lm.mn.uw-m.nn,tn 30. ¢ 1145p m. Onlnndnylihlfinmdu“ am herring, ke, 1 60@1 603 trout, fper [ 324330 9 00p m, dall lldllll am, 1%, ‘N. 785 and SUNDAY TRAINS Toand from Chloago via the Tripartite Alliance Lines. | SUNDAY MORNDNG. | SATURDAY WV | N W | RI| M1 81 1-“ 14 1-221 l‘ \'-u 121 &-25 1 18 8241 10|8-28 Bunday ovening and IBIIG-I] ‘morning tralns arriy, znwn-{wmm':'wdu O & Q triias run overy day. STOCK YARDS TRAINS, Leave Unlon Pacific depot at 6 40 & m and 5 25 m, Arrive trom Block Yards at 7 258 m and 6 95 § m. CHICAGO, Nilwaukes & St. Panl RAIL W.AY. THE SHORT LIN And BEST ROUTE. rROM OMAHA TO THE EAST. TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND Chieago Minneapoll Milwaukee, t, Paul, Oedar Rapids, Davenport, cunm. Dubuque, Rockford, Kook Island, Fresport Tanesville, El Madison, La Crosse, nlt ‘Winona, And all other Important points East, North- ‘enst and Southeast. 'mm. office at 1401 runm Stwost (Io Paxion Ho , and at Union Padiflo De) liman Sleopers and the P Pinest Dining Cars in the World are run on tnemain lines of the Onicaso Muwivxs & Br. Pac, Hrand every -th:uon is pald o passengers by cousteous employct of thocompany. 8. B, MERRILL, A.V. H. CARPENTE) General Managor, Gen'l Passonger Agont. R. MILLER, GEO. ¥, HEAVFORD, Ass't Gen'l Managor. Ass't Gon'l Pass Agent 3.'T. CLARK, Gen'l Superintendent The nurse as well s © invalld will find &) benefit in the cccasion: ana cepecially atnight. Helng 80 easy of diges- tion, 16 does not pre- vent sleop coming ab once, and af lhl eame time' will Freparation of wheat, and all its strengthen. i wroperh ™ Try It nurses. Sold by vuguiste snd Grosors. Four atzos, 86 conis 0 §1.70, Eead for pampblots containing information on the subject, - Woolrioh & Co., Palmer, Mass. {on in the spi imos. Will duplicate Chicago and 8t, Louls prices with well t01111 Mail_orde 14 HARNEY STREET. P. BOY ER CO., DEALERS IN Hall's Safe and Lock Comp'y FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, 'VAULTS, ‘LOCKS, ETC. A0NO Farnam Street. Omaha SPEOIAL NOTIOE TO Growers of Live Stock and Others. - WE OALL YOUR ATTENTION TC Our Cround Oil Cake ltl. 'J.‘ry it lnriln?udge for wnn«lvu. Btock fed with Ground Oil Gake in the of running down, will increase In wolght and be In good marketable condl en, as well es others, who use it, can testify to lts mey Price $24.00 JODMAN LINSEED ound is ‘all and One ual to Inter er ton. No charge for sacks IL WORKS, Omaha, Neb, THE A. L. STRANG COMPANY, Double and Single Acting Power and Hand gbg{no AND SOCHOOL BELLS, Qorner 10th and Farnam 8t., Omaha Neb, PUMPS, STEAM PUMPE , Mining Machinery, Bl at wl olenl- or retall, , Hone, Braas and Iron Fit AY ‘WIND-MILLS, OHU' R C. 'F. COODMAN. = Wholesale Druggists AND DEALER IN Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Window Glass OMAHA, NEB, 48, A, EDNEY, o W. A L, Giepox Edney & Gibbon, IRON, STEEL HEAVY HARDWARE Sol|c1t the attention of cash and prompt time buyers. Will duplicate eastern wholesale prices, adding freight to Omaha, 1217 and 1219 Leavenworth St. Gorham's Trade Mark, C. S. RAYMOND The Jeweler, is sole agent for the sale ot Gorham Mnf'g. Co’s Ware, and all solid silver goods can be obtained of him at exactly New York Prices, The ahove arrangement with the Gorham Company enables me to show a much larger stock of their beautiful wares than formerly; and my customers will now have the advantage of being able to select from a large assortment at home, and at prices established by the Company. My stock will always contain their latest and best productions, com- prising every article made in Solid Silver, SOLID SILVER. E. Corner Douglas and 16th Street. DR. DYSART 1222 Farnan, Cor, 13th, Throat,Lungs & Heart SPECIALIST, AndGYNAECOLOGIST (14 yoars hospital aud private practice.) CON R Lo R e E A Pt e 2106 and7t08 p.m. Sundays2tod p m, D, Amella Bumoughs OFFIOE AND ESIDENOE' 617 D°‘&.°§,t;' Omaha. A J. ;lmpsuu