Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 25, 1885, Page 3

NEBRASKA National OMAHA, NEBRASKA. PAID UP CAPITAL « - « « SURPLUSNOV.1,1884 . - « OFFICRRS: 250,000 22,000 8, W, Yares, E. Tovzauiw, President, Vice President, W.V.Moone, Jx0,8.Coui1Ns, Liuwis 8, Ruxo K. K.Hayden,Ass't. and Acting Onshier. BANKING OFFIOR: The Iron Bank, COR. 12th AND FARNAM STS. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED, INTE! allowed on time deposits upon favorable terms and upon nccounts of banks and bankers, FOREIGN EXCHANGE, Government Bonds and County and City securities boucht and sold, In its treatment of customers the most lib. eral policy is pursued consistent with safety and sound banking, and we invite correspond. ence or personal inquiry In_counection there- FIHANGE AND COMMERCE. FINANCIAL Naw Yorx, May 23,—Money—Hasy at 1} per ocent. Prime mercantile paper, 4@0 per oent, Foreign Exchange—Sterling bills quiet at $1.80}; demand, $4.88}. Governmenta— Quiet and unchanged, Stocks—Stocks’ were dull but strong all day, opening at i@} advance. A general although somewhat vaguo idea was developed in tho afternoon that rates east of Chicago were to be restored. In the last hour there was o moderate reaction and the closing prices are }@fo below the highest figures of the day, but 3@4c above the final quotations of last evening, ltl 214 [ and prices rule o shade higher, i BTOUKS AND BONDS, Qeniral pacitio. . Ohlongo & Alton do do pfd. Ohlcago, Burlington & Quincy Delawnre, Lackawana & Wester Denver & Rio Grande. Erle., do pid, Illinols Central . indianapolis, Bloom, & Westarn Kensas & Texas. Lako 8Bhore & MJCNKIII Houthern. Loulsville & Nashville, do pld. Northwestern. ... do Clhn:.lkn. Mll;-nkcs & 8t Pnul & Omaha, do_ do pl Wabsab, St Loun & do do Western Union Telegraph, O.R. &N Ran, PRODUCE. OHIOACO. CH10AGO, IlL, May 23.—Flour—Nominally unchanged, ‘Wheat—Quiet and dull; fluctuated within an unusually small range; declined fe, and closed go under yesterday; 884@88fc cash and 1\hy~ au@m:c June; 914c bid July; No, 2 dcm~Walk but fairly active; declined @ 1c, and closod May lc, June and July dc un- dor yestorday; 48c cash; 475 May; 46{@ 6o June; 40§@46§c July. ats—Dull and lower: cash, June and July declined 1c; deliv on new crop declined 1@io; 83fc cash; 33@33fc May; 820@32c June; $2§@32fc July. Rye—Duli at 71o. Barley—Nominal at 60@63e, Timothy Seed—Quiet; prime, $1.60, Flaxseed—Slightly bettor; No. 1, $1.874@ ,38, Pork—Moederately active; rather weak; do- clined 12§@15c, closed steady; $11.00@11.06 cash; 811,00 May; 311.00@11.024 June; $11,10 @11.12} July. Lard—Moderately active; ruled 5@The lower; closed steady; $6,70@6.774 cash, May and June; $6.774@6 80 July, Bulk Meats—Shoulders, $4.15@4,20; short clear, 86.00@6,05; short zibs, 85.05@b.573, Whisky—81.1 Weak; good to 1 m.m choice daries, 14@ eso—Weak; Chedders, TA@S}c; skims, ice creamery, g —TEay at 1281240, Hides—Unchanged. Tallow—Uuchanged; No, 1 conntry, 5h@5fc ASBoEIDEA, D01 6. Flour, bbls. ... veens 12,000 Wheat, bushela Corn, bushels Ryo—Quiet: No, 2 fall, Barley - Nominal, Pork--Dall; £11.50, Lard—Lower; $6.50, Whisky—Steaty; 81.13. LIVERPOOL, Laverroor, May 23.—Wheat. unchanged; red westein winter, red western spring 78 4d(@7s 6d. Corn—Dull; new mixed western 4s 10d per cental, Quist _an 7s 04@8 —— LIVE STOUK, OHIOAGO. Om0aqo, 1L, May 23,—The Drovers' Jour- nal roports: Onttle—KRoseipts, 2,800 head; fairly active and a shade lower; poor to hoice shippers, 4 ; butchers, 8270@4.00; stockers, ., 45(@ 1{m~l(4»mlpll, 18, 000 head; shade lower; heavy, €1 15@4 @4.10; light, £1.10@ ctive and a rough _and kips, 200 head; quist and nn- best shorn, $225@4. western, $3.00@1. 40 Y LIVE 8TOOK, Kaxsan un, Mo, May ~Oattle—Re- ocolpts, 000 head; stong; 5@10c higher exporters, £5,20@5. common to choice shipping, $1,50@ 81.00@4,60; cows, $2,80@. . ~Receipts, 11,000 head; weak 50@4.00; bulk $8, —walnla 500 hea to good, §2.00@ BT, LOUTS, 81, Loum, Mo., May 23,—Oattle—Receipts, 1,000 head: nhlpmanu 1,970 head; not enough supply to make the market and only asmall retail’ trade was done at previous prices; shipping grades, 4.65@$5.80; butchers’ steers, $4.60(@5.00; mixed butchers’ stuff, $3.00§4.00; stockers and feeders, $3.75@>b.00, Sheep ~ Receipts, 700 head; shipments, 1,000 head; scarce aud firm; clipped natives, £3.00@14.40. e — OMAHA MARKETS. Orriok oF THE OMAHA Bem, Saturday Evening, May 23, Trade Review. Trade in Omaha during the past week has been fairly activa and prices fair, Taken altogether trade and prices were about the same as last week. Receipts of live stock, principally hogs, at the union stock yards have been liberal this veek, Ascompared with this time last week hogs are 5@10¢ lower; sheep are steady at the same price; butchers’ stock is in fair demand 10¢ steady; common The butter market haschanged coosiderably this week and grown demoralized. Receipts | &' have been extra heavy and there is a glut of all grades. The greater part has to bo dis- posed of to packers, who have decidedly the advantage and buy at their own prices alto- Rother, which range 3@7c. Fggs, however, are a little stronger, and prospects favor an advance, Spring chickens sre coming in more freely, but are very small. Sugars have declined 3@1c from last week's prices. Business excellont, Dry goods nctive and prices are slightly lower, The following prices are charged retailers by Jobbers, wholesale and commission me; chants with the oxcoption of grain, which quoted at the prices furnished by the elev: tors and other local buyers: Iave Stock Market. Receipts at the Union Stock yards were libaral to-day and prices dropped 5@10¢, so that the yards are well cleared. Common rough mixed packing, $3 50 | 9] 55 good to choice and _ extrs, mixed packing, 0@3.70. Common rongh hogs and skips unsaleablo, All sales of stock in this market are made per cwt live weight unless otherwise stated. Hogs 4 | Dead hogs sell at 14c per pound for weights of 200 pounds and upwards, and 1c for under 200 pounds. Prognant sows are docked 40 ponnds and stags 80 pounds, Sheep—The market 13 steady at $3.50@4.00 for common to good sheep, Cuttlo—Butehors'stock, 83.75@4,50; dressed beef steers, $1 65®5.25 for good to extra ay- eraging 1,100 to 1,400 pounds. Grain Flour and Millstuffs, SELLING PRICES, Winter Wheat—Firm;best quality patent at £3.00@5 80, 3! qi y patel Second ouality—$2.70@3. 00, Spring Wllmkuanqnslflyplknt t 83,10, Second quality—82.40@3.00. Bran—T70c per owt. Chopped ToedPor 100 lbs,, 950@S1.00 Corn Meal—81. 00@1 20 per awt. Soreent 0. 1, 600 per cwt; No' 2, blc, ominy—B1.60 per owt, horts—T7be cwt, Graham—82,00 per cwt. Hay—818,00@19.00 per ton. General Produce (i lBEs—Stronger, strictly fresh bring 10@ i Butter—Only the best grass butter taken by tho trode and nothing abovo 12jc obtain- al Poultry—O01d chickens are steady at $3.60@ 4.00 per"doz, according to quality. Spring Ghickans, moutly very siaath, sling Faiely well ot 33.50@4.00; larger sizes in good demand and will bring bstter prices, Potatoss—Receipts very iight and demand Oata, bushels. Ryo, bushel Basley, bushels. ... MILWAUKRE PRODUOR MiLwAUKER, Wis., May 28.—Wheat—Firm; No. 2" Milwatikee, "S84c; Juno, 88153 July, 9 i Jorn - Easier; l\u. 2, 4hc. Provisions—Lower; mess pork, cash and June $11,00, NEW YORK PRODUON, New York, May 23, —Wheat—}@jc lower; options closed firm at decline; receipts, 89,000 bu; exporte, 24,000 bu; ungraded red, 83c@ $1.10; No, ‘2 red,$1.043, afloat; July closing at $1.01}, Corn—4@fe lower; closed steady; reeipts, lm, exports, 00 bu; upgraded, 5ic; § No. 2, B4h@b33o, elevator; DOA@ Blis, Alluu!, July closing at 5o, Oats—Lower; more active; receipts, 29,000 bu; exports, none; mixed western, .h.z4m. wlm..- 42 @ gs—Lairly active and fiirm, Pork—Dull. Lard—Lees active, 5.90; July, $7.01@7, Butter—Dall and sasie 3 western, 9@19c, TOLEDO, Toreno, O, May 23 —Wheat—Closed firm; No. 2 red, aash and May, 934c, Corn -Steady;' No, 2 cash and May, b Oate—No transactions, KANSAS OITY, Kawxsas Orry, Mo Mny 23, ~Wheat— Weak; cath, 82§o bid, 52{c asked; June, 838¢ bid, S4c asked; July, S6ic@sthe, Corn - Lower; 863c, BT, LOUIS PBODUCE, Br, Lous, Mo,, May 22, —Wheat—Lower; very quiet; $1.050@L06 for cash and June; 31,06 for July. burn ~Lower; very slow; 40}@ cash; 46c for May; 16}c asked for June; 46jc M ked for J i for July ~ lnn' but dull; Strong; 7oe bid, sky—Steady at $1.13 Afternoon Board - Wheat and coru slow and unchanged. CINCINNATI, Cixoisxati, O, May 23, No. 2 reqd, $1.05@ 1,00, Coru=Dull and lower: 9 8. western steam spot, 38fc for cash and very ~Wheat—Dull; ne 2 mixed, 87@ No, No, 2 mixed, 1. Oats=Dull and lower: e good at 60@15c, according to quality; Califor- &1s new potatoos selling at 3@ +0 Des b, Onions—New southern sell at $6,25 per barrel, and California choice at 5o per b, Beans—In_moderate request; navy, bushel, 81.50@1,60; medium, $13081 40, per per bushel, 8va Powdered, 7{o; cut loaf, 7]0; gran- confectioners’ A, 6f0; Standard oxtra O, Goj extra O, 520; medium yellow, 64c; dark yellow, 5. Oorrees —Ordinary grades, 100; fair, 12; gund. 11@120; prime, 12@180; cholos, 16@17c; fancy groen and yellow, 16@164c; old Rovernment Java, "O@dflc' Arbuckle’s rosst- od, 14}o; XXXX roasted, 14to; Imitation Jav §@18%c. 0% —Sinal, § inch and larger, 7ic § lnch, c; § inch, 8ic, Aur—Dray londs, per bbl, 125; Ashton, In sacks, 8 50; } sacks A.-llwn. 100; 260@2 5, Srioes—Pepper, 180; eploe, 14o; oloves, 200 assin , 150, Syror—Standard Oom,, 270, bbls; Btaadard do 4 gallon kegs, $1.30, Dry Fuurrs—No 1, quarter apples, bbls ,}a, N c sliced, boxes, Go: evaj blacl berrlu. boxes; 1o hux 9ho; peaches, enpormd berries, 86 Fisa—No, 1 mackerel ! halt bbls., 7 50; 1 kits, 1 05; famlly | Py § bbin , half bb . 6 half bbis,, 800; famil ita 60c: No, 1 whitefi 1. kits, 90; famil kits and pails, 600; No, 1 trout, half bkls,, b 2 SrancH—Pearl, 4jo; Si loss, Bej Uorn Starch, 80; Excolsior Gloss, 70; Corn, The, Standard) per case, 890; strawberrios, 2 b per case. 3 50; raspberrioe, 21b, por oase, 2 50 Califorala pears per case, b 80; a peaches per case, b ica per case, 6 75; plums per oase, 4 50; whortleber- piea”per caun, 3 00; ip pluins, 2 Ib, per case, 290; froem £ 21b, per case, 2 Y0; pine aples, 51, per case, 3 2005 50. OaNDLES—Boxes, 40 lbs, 16s, 1240, 8, 12}c, boxers 401bs, 16 oz, 6, 14, Matones—Per caddie, 850; round,rl,case 25; sqaare, eases, 170; Oshkosh, cases gr 1.20 L«‘m ~In Ib papers 825 per fcase; kog, l‘uml_!fi—!lullum in barrels, 600 do In half barrels, 8 00; small, in barrels, 6 03; do in half barrels, 3 5 Ehukmn in blnflh, 700 do in half l\urell 00, Tras--Gunpowder, good 45@550; oholoe, 80GTle; food mperial, 40@48o; choton, 0@ ung Hyson, good, 8(@50c; choloe, 60 @1 00; Japan, natural l(‘l a) choice, §oiaTte; Ootons gosd: 85@'400; Oolong cholos peachs, 250; rasp- bs dairy | % o3 Sonchong, good, 80@40c; cholee, 85 Rion—Louisiana, prime to choics, S4@7he. WoonrNwARE—Two hoop pails, 185; three hoop pails, 210, Tubs, No. 1, smx onm fihw ds, 1 75; Double Crown, bucketa, 8 75. owrs—Kirk's Savon Imperlal; 8 16; Kirk' atinet, 830; Kirk's standard, 8 55; Kirk' White Russian, 4 86, PoTASH —Pennsylvanin cans, 4 oans in case 8 85 ;Babbitt's ball, 2 doz, In case, 180; An Saor bath 3 dos. In tass, 150 lh'ci Oalloy twist OANDY—Mixed, 1 stick, 9. VixraAn—Now York apple, 1601 Ohio ap- ple, 180, Tobacco. Fine cut—FHard to Beat, 70c; Charm of the \\'nn,. 60c; Fountain, 74 Golden Thread, orite, 60c; Brids, H0c; Rocky Moun® ta Fancy, 45¢; Daisy, 400, P Tug tobaceo—Climax, 44¢ per 1 shoe, 46c: Star, Spearhead, ; Onr 1:.,p<. B0c; Piper Heidsick, 60c; Punch, 40c. “oklnl tobacco 220y Moersohaum, . 8., Jong Tom 500, l‘lnck II's Durham, 16 .0 600, Droas AND OrMioats—Acld, earbolls, 4 to acid, tartaric, 550; balsam copaiba, per Ib. 660; bark, aassafras, por Ib, 130; c-lnmul, per Ib, 900; cinchonidia, per oz., 80 50; chloro- form, pex Ib, $1 00; Dovers powders, per b, 81 25; epsom salts; per Ib, Sho; %Iynarlne, pure, per Ib, 350; lead acetate, Per 20(:'0, castor, No, 1 per gal. il oastor, No. per gal., 81 40; ofl, olive, per gal,, 81 40; of origanum, 50c; opinm, $4 50; quinine, P, & W., and R, &8.. ot oz.,sl 00; pouuhm-s Todide, per Ib,, 88 50; salicin, per oz, 40c; sul hate morphine, por oz, &3 50; ralphur, po b, do; etrychnine, per oz, 81 80, Paints Ofls and Varnishes. Orts—110 oarbon, per gallon, 1lc; 160 headlight, per gallon, 13e; 175° headlight per_ gallon, 16¢; 160° water white, 160; lin- need raw, per gallon, 203 linseed boiled, por gallon, 5bc; Liard, wintor ete' x gallon, 70c; No. 1, 60¢; No.2, 60; castor XXX, por gal. fon, 1'50¢; No, 8, 1 40; sweet, per allon, 1004 sperm_W. B., per gallon, 1 60; fish W. per gallon, 65; n -uluot extra, por gallon, 90c; 0. 1, 750; lubricating, zero, per gallon, 80c; pumgr, 105, golden machine, No. 1, per gal* Ton, 85c; No, 2, 280; sperm, signal, per gallon 90e; turpentmu per gallon, 4f0; naptha, 74°, rer gallon, 16c,; Spirits, Coroaxe SPmiTs—188 proof, 119; do, 101 roof, 1 20; spirits, socond quality, 101 proof, 175 "do, 188 proof. 1 18. finmnun——ms pooof alcokol 3 30 per wino on, Wiiskies—Redistilled whiskis, 1 00@1 50; Fine blended, 150@3 00; Kentucky bour- bons 200@8 00; Kentucky and Pennsylva- nia ryes, 2 00@6 L0, BranDigs—Imported, 6 00@16 00; domes- tic, 160@38 00, Gms‘lmpomd 4 50@600; domestlc, 150 ana—lmpmtud 4508 00, Now England, 2 00@4 00; domertic, 1 50@S 00, CRAMPAGNRS—Imported, per oo, 28000 34 00; American, per case, 10 (0@16 Dry Paints e e etingpalders, fci _wbith whiti 03 wl gilders, 1fo; wkitin T tor lampblack,’. Gerantawe, 145 fampblack, ordinary, 10¢; Prussian blus, untramarine, 18c; vandyke, brown, 8c; um burnt, 4o; umber, raw, 40; sienns, burn dotr sionun, raw, dc: Parla green, nnmnefiih Paris en,common, 20c; chrome 80c; chrome green, K., 12c; vermillion, Tbo; vermillion, Amerioan, 18¢; ok ol rose pink, 14; Venotinn, red, Cookson's 3§c; Venotian, rod, American, 1§¢; red 73e; chrome yellow, genuine, 30c; chrome yel- low, K., 12, oohro rochello re, Fronh 24! oclire, American, 2c; Winters mineral, 2ho; lehigh brown, 2k panish brown, 24o; nce's mineral, V ARNISERS—Barrel oxten, 81 10; furniture, No, 1, 81; conch, ex: o Sl oonchy No. L, 81, 20; Damor, kten, $1°75; Japan, 700; siphaltum, extra, 85o, lhallm:. $3 50; hard “oil finish $1 50, s On—White lead, Omaha, P. P, lea green, 1to 51b cans, 200; French zin roen senl, 12c; Fronch zino, red seal, 11 nch zino, in varnish asst., 20c; Frenchzinc, in oil asst, 150; raw and burnt umber, 1 'b han., 10c; raw and burnt Sienna 10c; vandyko brown, 13c; refined llmphlmk 12c; coach black and ivory black, b black, 159- Dk o biaey e ultraraasiuo blse chrome groen, 'L, M & D. 1&:- bhmi ] shutter groen, L. M. & D, aria green, 180; Tndian m. 16c; Venstian red, do; Tar: red, 22c; American vermillion, I & P, —; yellow ochro, 8c; L, M, o.afi ow ochre 96; golden cthro, 16c; m&g 803 ing colors, onl oak, ?.’5.‘?'.* o o e 'BROWN SHEFTINGS—Atlantio A, Tio; Atlan- |1 #o P, bo; Atlantio LL, bjc; Brunswick, 7403 Beaver Dam LL, bjc; Lawrence LL, b s; o cific H, 78o; Royal Standard, Gjoy Hoad A, 70; Wauchusett A, 6o, FiNe BrowN SHEETINGS—Argyle, 60; Pup- perell R, 63c; Salisbury R, 60, BLEACHED borrmws—B-llon 44 8¢ lon, 7 Doy Cumberland, 4-4, 74o; Davol 8o} Fairmount, o; Frmt e o 4 o4 Glory of the Wa- 8c; Golden Gate sse, Loudm, Tio; York Milly, 10ho; Wortantiar Duoks (Colored)—Boston, 8 oz., 1130; Bos ton, 10 oz, 1030; Boston, 9 oz., 1240; Fall River Ao (Gray)—West Polnt,8 oz,, 11c; West Polut 10 0z., 1340, Point Boar, § or, T1e, TI0KINGS: oskeag, 130 Continental Fancy, 9fc; Oordis 130; Pearl River, 21 York, 13hc; Hamleton Awnings, 12)c. DeN1ME— Amoskesg, 130; Beaver Oreck AA 11c; Beaver Creek BB, 100; Beaver Oreok 00, 05; Haymakers, 80; Jaflroy D&T, 12ic; roy XXX, 124c; Pearl River, 18c; Wi oL A&A (bruwn) 11o; Warren BB Warren GO (brown), 1 (OAMBBIOS - Fifth lvamu glnvu finish, 440; Keyatono glovo fiaish, 50, ‘Conser nxs—Amory 74c; Hanoock, 8c; Kenmlga The; Rockport, 6; ons, bhe; Amurlmn bhoy Arn- old's b, Gachi, Gor Harmon, ndigo 70; Indigo 7-8, 11 toel River, bho; Charter Ok, PRINTS mnmau—Amerlun,é 03 Oocheco, 430 Gloucester, 45.;, Southbr'dge, 4h6; Waver: loys 440; Rose 4ho, (brown), Heav Budwm List, Leon, rates, 210; plow stea, spoclal cast, dc; orucible, boj caat tools do, 16a20c; wagon spokes, per set, 220a300; hubs por set, 125; telloe sawed dry, 140; tonguos, each, 70c; axles, each, 7bc; square nuta per Ib, Tallo; washirs, por liy 8l rivets, per Ib, 110; coil chain, per b, 6a120; malloable, 803 iron wedgos, crowbars, ' 6cp toeth, 4o 7a8c; Burden ; Burden's muleshoes, 5 80, BARBED Wink—In car lou. 4 00 per 100, NaiLs—Rates, 10 to 60, 2 4 BHOT—Shot, 1 50; buckshot, 1 85; orlental powder, kegs, 8 Buk 00;do, half kogh, 2 00; do uactae Koy 150 blasting, kegs, 8 35; fuse, harrow ‘s horse Oou Onmbnrhnd blackemith, 10 00; Mor- rls run_Blossburg, 10 00; Whitebreast lum, 5 00; Whitebreast nut, 5 00; Iowa lump, Tows nut, 5 00; Rock Bgrlnx. 7 00; clet, 11 35a11 60; Oanon Oity, 7 00 per ull. Hides. n(m e e T, day e 108 ' Ar) nt, H T e Beartblois e, 01 e ow st Groaso—Prime white, 3]0, Shoop Pelta— 26075 Dry Lumber, Wholesale—On Board Cars at Omaha, DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS, wn‘lmhdn 181t [201t. 18.50(18 €0,16.00/ 17,00 18,00/ 10 00,0.60 16 0016.00|15.03/18.00/17,0019.60/19.60 16.00/18,00(16 0 17 ¢0|18:00 19.00/20.00 116 00{16.60/15 02116.00|17.00 18 00/19.00 16 00/16.00/18 00|17.00|1 8,00 20 0¢ 2 e 8xi.......|10 60118.5¢|16 50117 5611860 19.60 BOABDS, Nu 1 boards, 12, 14 and 16 ft, 2 boards, 14 ana 16 ft, N 3 boards, u, 14 and 16 ft. No. 4 boards, 12, 14 and 16 ft, ( mlll). anee ne, O0) Faria| @1 40, hite lead, St. Louls, pure, 6 50; Marseil [ 100 1b FENCING, No. 1, 6 inch, 12 and 14 feot, rough. . 1, Gineh, 16 feot, rough Vo. 2, 6 inch, 12 and 14 foet, rough. 2, 6 inch, 16 feot, rongh : . 1, 4 inch, 12 aud 14 feet, rough. ... No. 1, 4 fnch, 16 feas, rough. viee No, 2, 4 inch, 12 and 14 feet, nmzh 14 2, 4 inch, 16 feet, rough........ BIDING, 18t Com,, 12, 14 and 16 feet. 2d Com.. 14 and 16 feet 8d Oom,, 14 and 16 fee Fence, 14 and 16 feet. BRADED CRILING, 18t Com, § inch, Norway 2d Com, §f inch, Norway FLOORING, 18t Oom. 6 Inch, white pine. 2d Com, 6 inch, white pine. om, G inch, white pine.... Sel. Fence 6 (nch, white pine. 1st and 2d Clear yellow pine, 4:6 inch SHIP LAP. No. 1, Plain, 8 or 10 inch No, ‘2 Plain, 10 inch. Ne.1, O, G...... .m 5 B0 b 'vO FINISHING, 1st, 2d and 8d Olear, 1} inch, s, |2s. lut fl‘l and 3d Olear, 1} and 2 inch, 2 inch, 8, 28 2 STOOK BOARD! A1 inch, u. 1s, 12, 14 and 16 feot B 12inch, s, 18, 12, 14 and 16 foet C 12 inch, s, 18, 12, 14 and 16 feot. D 12 inch, s, 18, 13, 14 .ml 16 foet, No. 1 Com. 12in., 8, 18,12, 14 and 16 ft 18 mnms«, WELLTUBING, PICKETS, 0. G. Bats, 8 inch 0. G. Bats, 24 inch... g inch Bate, 8, 18, inch well tubing, D. & M 3 inch well tubing, Bov Pickets: D, & H, Flat, 821 Squa SIINGLES AND LATH, 16 inch, Clear. *A* Standard., .. B., | N POSTS, White Oedar, 6 inch, halves. White (‘odnr, by inch, halves Whte Cedar, 8 inch White Cedar, 4 inch, LIME, KTC, Quinoy white lime (best) Cement, Plaster (Michigan) .. Tarred felt, per cwt. Straw board, ver cwt. o — DENVER MARKET. Frovr—Colorado, 100 Ibs, 1 E0@1 75) pat- ent, 100 Iba., 2 75@3 00; Kansns, 100 lbs, 2 75 @3'00; grahiam, 100 1bs, 150; £y, 100 Ibs, 295; buck-wheat, per bbi, 7 50, GRaIN, Fixp, Iiro.—Wheat ' 100 1bs, $100 corn ln sacks on track, 100 Ilbs, 65@70; oate, in sacks on track, 100 1bs, eastern white, 1 15@1 20; Onlurldowhlk 1 20@1 80; mixed, 110@1 15; barley 100 50@1 55~ b ton, on ter, 14 00@156 00] chop, ;& Tbe, on. track, 700@75; chop mixad, 100' Iba, | & on track, 1 00@1 20; corn meal, 100'1bs, 180 HAY—Baled, uplaad, ton, 13 00@15 00; upland, looss, ton, 10 00@13 00; socond bot- tom, baled, 10 00@11 00; alfalfs, looss, ton, 12 00@15 00; straw, baled, on track, ton, 6 00 fancy, b, 4lo 8 00. Burrer — Creamery, creamery, fine, lb, 36@38c; dairy, choice, 1b 20@23c; dairy, Rood, Ib, 18@200; * dairy, falr 1b, 15@16c; cooking, Ib, B@Hu Euus—Stnts, candled_snd warranted, doz, 5@86c; ranch, doz, 36@870 OHE! 1 cream, 156@17c; half cream b‘ 10@115; skim, 1b, 90; Bwiss, domeatic 22@280; Swiss, {mported, 80@S2%; tim- buvgur, 18c. PovLTrY—Live old chickens, doz, 5 00@5 50; drossed rhmh, Ib, 15@16c; dressed turkeys, Ib,, 15@16c, Poraroes—Qolorado, 100 lbs, 95@1 05; — Onlons, yuUnw. 100 Ibs, sweet, rer Ib,, 4o, cabbage, 100 ibs, 3250; beets, 110@1 25; turnips, 100 Ibe, 1 25, —Lemons, por box, Messina, 4 006 50; oranges, Florida, per box, 6 60@7 00; ‘;flu. fancy bbl, 5 00@5 50; apples, medium, lljnnnanrs;Knn:“ "fb..' tfixédulh. 13 ncon, _ breakl ol lléu‘ - 16, 7)@%0; ard In’pu ooty Fucan baare: Dresned beet, Ooloudo, per Lb, 74@8o; hogs, b, 63@6l; ‘mutton, 1b,7 Live B'qu-(!olondo steers, per 100_1bs 410@4 50, Hidea. Flint No. 1, per Ib, 11§@130; No. 2. Ib, 9@10c; groen. stoors and branded , 1b, 4@bo; green calt,1b, 8@10c; green kip, b, 6@7o: shosp skins, dsy, 8@10c; dior skisa, n., Lo@a0; antalopo skind, 1o, 13315; tallow! ool—Uolm-ldo No. 1, per 1b, 14@15c; buck, lb. Bn| Mexioan, 7@100 Fish. kezel, 0, 1, 140, Kif 1 60@2 00; Onlflwm.lt ldmon half bbl Hol 1lfind — —— ’Ihe Running Meeting, Council Bluffs Correspondence. The running meeting opens at the driving park to-morrow, and there is every prospect of its belng the most suc- cessful and interesting meeting held in any part of the west, There arc a large number of horses, and some excellent ones, and there cannot but be much rare sport, There will be on to.morrow's programme & ecramble for all ages, one mile; the ladies’ stake, three-year-olds, three-quarter mile dash; club purse, two- year-olds, five-elghths mile dash; brewers’ ages, one and one-eighth mile dash, With such entries as have already been made and published, and the entries which will close to-night, there will be|* rare eport for the opening day. sl i Outcast London. Much excltement hss been made by reports recently published on the vile condltion of the slums of London. In one cellar was found a family consisting of a man sick with small-pox, his dylng wife, thres half naked and dlzty children, | & and one plg. In some parts there is one gin-mill to every hundred persons. What defilement ! Yet corresponding impuri- ties often defile the human bl~od. can be the great strengthener and purifier, Mr, B, J. Strange, of Stark Lake, Florida, eays, ‘“Brown's Iron Bitters fs the best blood purlfier I ever tried. It i(lvu all the utlahcuun & man can v wxmt FRED W. GRAY, (Sucorsson T0) FOSTER & GRAY, WWHEHI O XL E 5.0 L. LUMBER WHITE PINE, YELLOW PINE, CALI. FORNIA REDWOOD ASH, OAK, BLACK WALNUT, SPANISH CEDAR. Bear Creek Lime, Loulsyille Cement Portland Coment, Towa and Michigan Plas: ter, Hair, Ete. Etc. Cor. 6th & Douglas | H. 8. ATWOOD, Plattsmouth, Neb. Breeder of thoroughbred and high grade Hereford and Jersey Cattle, Avd Duoroc and Jersey Red Bwine, 10 603 | 5 faarrin( kog, 1 60@1 60; trout, fper | | THE BEST ROUTE AND SHORT LINEH ¢ Rapids, Clinton, Dixie, Chioago, Mil and all points east. To s people ot Ne. Washington and Oaflfornia it offors superior ges not possiblo by any other lino, onjosod by the patrons of ‘this road botwoen Omahs and Chioago, aro 48 two traing day of DAY THE CHICAGO Awo RAILWAY. 10 tako for Des Moines, \l.mmu. Colorado, Wyomin jaho, Novad \;Among & fow of the nmerous polate of wperlor. COACHES which aro thofinest that hu d by an; and its widely celobrated PALATIAL DINING CARS the equal of which canot be found elsewhero. ‘At Council Bluffa the train of tho Union Paciflo Ry. connect o Union Depot with thoso of the Chica fu & Northwostorn Ry In Chicago the train lio make close connection with those of all eastorn lines. For Dotrolt, Columbus, Indianapolis, Clncinnatl Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Piitsburg, Toronto, Montreal Bosgon, New York, Philadelphin, Baitimors, Wash: ington and all poliits 1n tho East, ask the $lckel agont for tickota via the “NORTH.WESTERN, * 1t vou wish the baat_ accommodations, agents soll tickobs via this line, RUGHITT. General Manager, Milwankes & S Badl RAIL W.ATY. THE SHORT LI T And BEST ROUTE. rROM OMAHA TO THE EAST. TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND Ghisago Minneapolis, Milwaukee, t Paul, Oodar Rapids, Davenport, Ohlier Dt Rockford, Rock Island, Freeport Janesvills, Elgin, adison, T.a Crosse, Baloit, Winona, And all other Important points East, North- ‘enst and Southeast. Al tioket R.S HAIR, ket office at 1401 Farnum stroet (in Paxton Ho tel). and at Union Paciflc Dapob Pullman Sleepers and the Finest Dining Cars in the World aro run on tnomain lines of the CiicAce MILWAUKBK & ST, PAUL R'Y and every attention ia paid to passangors by courtecus omployes of thecompaoy. 8. MERRILL, CARPENTE! Gunnnl Mannager, | Passenger Agent. R. MILLER, GEO. F. HEAFFORD, Aos't Gen'l Mansger. *Aes't Gen'l Pasa Agont 3T, CLARK, Gen'l Suporintendont Railway Time Table. In Effect April bth, 1885, Aiention of the travalling publfo ta called to Abo fach that thisis the only complete and abeolutely correat tima-tablo publiahed fn b alty, All rrive at and depard from Omaha by Gontral Siundard Tiome Traing of $ho C. 84. F. M. & O, arrive al and de part from $holr corner of 14th and Wobster roete; brains of tho . & M. 0, B & Q. and K, O rom tho B, & i, depot; all ofhors om she nlonPacifc depot. 4 Duily; by oxoept Bstarday; o, ex00ph Bunday) d, exceph Monday, WHESTWARD DEPART, A 1T % ARRIVE. il Uplon Pncmc. . 850a 7 0. E‘:l;:n.‘val loy. £, o Neb Night Expross. —. BOUTHWARD, M1 e bl Wabash Route. ... Chica goExpr B4.Louls Expr Night Expross ocommodation - C & NORTHWARD, 8t. & 0. Gt my Ex;lmu!o Oakland Accommodation |i0 80|, Paul Nl@{l Bprow. |9 Dummv Trains 9 50, 10 00, 11 16 & m, 1360, 2 00, 8 00, 55, 660 11lopm. on Sundsystho 750 and 10008 w and 500 and 400 p m trs fer dopot 18 minutes | nies later, Loaro Councll Blafl (Broadway depot) st 1 15, 980, 10 80, 11 0 & m; 180, 2 80, 880, 423, 626 and'1146 pm. On Sundays tho 9 80 and'11 40 and 880 and 6 25 p m trains will not run, ~ Arrf Transfor 7 minutos later, Omaba 20 minutes Iat TransferTral -Leave Omaha at 8 18, m, 1880, 4 20,0 16 and 7 00p m, dally. giArive 849 (6 and 1116 am, 1'%, 850, 726 and p‘ Broadway dopos 50 aln. SUNDAY TRAINS To and from Chicago via the Tripartite Allisuce Lines. 820| 16 1.3 19| 6-20 11 18 10-811 17] 8241 163-23 080 Bunday ovening and Monday morning traing Aty In corresponding ordor. C. B. & Q. tralns run ove ay. 16| 1-22 | } STOCK YARDS TRAINS. Leave Unlon Pacifio depot at 6 40 & m and 5 35 m Arrivo trom Stock Yards at 7 258 10 and 6 25 | m, Seventeen years Experience, DR,G.W. PANGLE Resder of D of Men an1 Women. A correct diagnoels given without any explanation trom the patient, Consultation freo at office. | Treat the Following Diseases. Catarrh of the Head. Discasea of the Eyo and Eor. Heart Diseate, Liver Complaint, Kidney Com- t, Nervous Debility, Mental Depressicn, Logs of Manbood, Diabetes, Bright's Discase, Bt Vituc Dauce, Rboumat'sin, Paralysls, White Swelll Scroful . Cancers and Tumors remoy cdwith ife, or the drawivg of @ drop of bloed, h Health, Dropsy pir g, Special on o Private and Venercal Digosse Worms Remved in two or threc worrhoids o Piles Cured or ficted will save live aud hun: calling on or usiog vl 0. W. Fanores Horbal Medicincs, Dbl Mutbbod <Dy anhgo & Bonte pteackipuo o & ied Specialit (o e ARD % GO\ LOUISIANA, MO CHAS. SHIVERICK, FURNITURF UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERIES, Passenger Elevator to all floors, 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam Strest OMAHA, NEBRASKA III'EJII”S'G & BOLTE, Manufacturers of Ornamental | GALVANIZED IRON CORNIGES, FINIALS Dormer Windows, Window Caps, Metallic Sky-Lights, &, 816,80uth 12th Street, Omaha, Neb, CETAS Tin, Iron and slate Rooters, Work done in any parto the country . LEE, I ARDWOOGD T ,UMBER A Fall Assortment of Air and Kiln Deied Walnut, Cherry, Ash, Butternut, Yellow Poplar Redwood, ote, Builders' Material, Codar Boards for moth proofclosets, B 8.W.Cor.9th and Douglas. ardwood Reod (mdnr Posts, d Poplar Panel, Hardwood H:mrlm{, \Vn,xun Stock, Stair Common _Oak Dimension and Bridge Tlmbsrl, + Venoors, Fancy Woods for Seroll Sawing, Ete., Eto, Oma.ha. Na‘b W ENRY 7. CLARKE, Prest, and Treas. JOHN T. CLARKE, Secretary. A CLARKR,Vice Prosiden H. T. CLARKE DRUG COMPANY. SUCOKEDING LEIGHTON & CLARKE, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS ARGEST Jobbing Drug house botwoon Chioags and San Francisco. CAPITAL STOCK, $200,000. Ws shall boab the bottom of the market at all timos. Will duplioato Chicagoand 8k, Louls prices with frolght add Pure L Our spoctalty will bo ugs, Paints, Qils and Window Glasy Esiimates given on plate glass. To those about to embark in tho drug business will do well to 1) 11 your interest by oalling on us or ssnd for our prios Iist which will appear bout Janua sollolted 5th, Mail_orde ARNEY NTREET. 114 P. BO Y BE:ER CO., DEALERS IN Hall's Safe and Lock Comp'y FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, 'VAULTS, LOCKS, ETC. LORO IFarnam Streot. Duaahas lt three Ins {on in the Its. Ad ourds of o orn. dress SPEOCIAL NOTIOE TO Girowers of Live Stock and Others. WE OALL YOUR ATTENTION TC Our Ground Qil Cake he best and cheapest food for stock of any kind. Stock fed with Ground Oil Gllm In the of annln down, will increase In welght and be in good marketable ccndi- Dalrymen, as woll es others, who use it, can testlfy to {ts mer- Price $24.00 per ton. WOODMAN LINSEED OIL WORKS. Omaha. Neb. Try it and dve for yourselves. OneFPouud {s equal to 'all and Winter No oharge for sacks. THE 4. L. STRANG COMPANY, Double and Single Acting Power and Kana PUMPY, STEAM PUMPE *Epgine Trimm!, at wholesale or retall. AND SCHOOL BELLS, Corner 10th and Farnam 8t., Omaha Neb. 3, Mining Machinery, Boliing, Tloss, Brass and Iron Fittings HALLADAY WIND-MILLS, OB C. F. GOODMAN. Wholesale Druggists AND DEALER IN Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Window Glass OMAHA, NEB, M. HELLMAN & CO., Wholesale 1301 AND 1303 FARNAM STREET, Clothiers COR. 13TH, OIVEA ELA. NBE. ERTEL'S HAY PRESSES Aro the Cheapest, Most Durable, Smallest in Size and Iaghtest in Weight. With no hay presses of any kind can tlle amount of work produced, such little expense (ten fons of hay and over ) Joad railrond box car,) as can be dons with the Krtel Iuiproved Macbines W w illustrated new circulir Montion Omaha Bee. s ranted or no Quir oy, Minols. Katablishlo? in ERTEL & 00, A TuLLOOK, Eng, & Supt. P, N, SADLER, Asst. Eng, H, W, DIAMOND, Asst, Secy MISSOURI VALLEY BRIDGE AND IRON WORKS ontractar OFFICE AND d us notioe of all bridge work to let. WORKS LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. Man'fg's sud Builders of Wronght Iron, Stecl, Howe Truss and Combination BRIDGES For Railroads and Highways Tarn_Tables, Draw Spane, Roo sso, Piors and Sub. f) SIAER A L 2ns'ey, Shire & Tl PROPRIETORS, ke Melouth, Agcit, Correspondence solicited fcom englacers and bridg