Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 26, 1885, Page 3

O T IR 0 T R B S " THE DAILY BEE-~TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1885 e ltlete i e ittt et NEBRASKA National B OMAHA, NEBRASKA. PAID UP CAPITAL - - SURPLUS NOV, 1, 1884 - OFFICERS: A. B, TovzALIN, & W ot Vico President. W.V.Moork, Jx0.8.Cottins, Lews 8, R K. K.Hayden,Ase't. and Acting Onshier. PANKING OFFIOR: The Iron Bank, COR. 12th AND FARNAM 8T8, A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. INTEREST allowed on time deposits upcts favorablo terms and upon accounts of banks d bank WFO?“'BTN EXCHANGE, Government Bonds and County and City securities bought and sold, TIn its treatment of customers the most lib. eral polioy is pursued consistent with safety and sound banking, and we invite correspond. «ence or personal inquiry in connection there- with, FINANCE AND COMMERCE. FINANCIAL Naw Yorx, May 25, —Money—Eaasy at 1 per cent, Prime mercantile paper, 4@0 * per ocent, Foreign TFxchange—Nothing doing; changed. Governments—4}s and 4s advanced }c; 8s declined . Stocks—There has been a very decided re- action in to-day’s stock market, prices open- ing A@godower for most of the active list, with some exceptionally greater declines, and after dull trading for a quarter of an hour there was another decided break, with in- creasing activity during the next fifteen min- utes, The decline was then checked and the market became dull and stronger. This oper- ation was repeated several times, In the last hour there was a general rally, still the active list was from 4c to 2§c lower than on Sate urday, un. i I § | iog, it . 186 L 185 *1213 102 10 19 Ohlosgo, Burlington & Quincy. Y ron T m::m&Q“We-um Delaware, Liacka 5 Denver & Rio Grande. 5 lndhn- H.u. Bloom. & Wutom.' Toxas...oo.o Taka Bhers & Mi bt Innllflue & Nnhvme. Oen 834 47; ot 164 39 958 128 83§ 14 55| *Ex, div. GENERAL PRODUCE. OHICACO,. TIL, Moy 25.—Flonr—Dull and ‘Wheat—Quiet; fluctuatious light most of the session; declined fo, fluctuated to within mall range and closed go under Saturday; 884c cash; 884@8SEc May; 893c June; 914c July; No. 2 red, ofi@ e —Unsettled and weak; futures opened 4c lower, rallied n_trifls, declined to inside, and closed about o under Saturday: 46 d closed t & der Saturd 46 (O -mqn cash and May; 46fc June; 403@dbio Ji OAuAActlva but unsettled and opened Hc lower; receivers declin howe declined §7 #c and closed w 3o of inside prices; 321@832}c cash; 3: sza@xzfic June; 2 July, —Dull at 71c. i oy~ Nominnl at 60@03. Timothy Seed—Prime, $1 s0a1 62, Flaxsoed—Nominally at $1.38, Pork—Moderately active but weak and un- settled during most of the session; dsclined lo@mc. closed steady; $10 874@10.90 cash, May and June; $10 974@11,00 J uly. Lard —Fairly active b ki 5@10¢2; closed steady; $6.60@6, and June; 8670 July, Bulk Blunu—flhuulderu $1.06@4.10; short clear, $6.90@5.95; short ribs, $5 -lfl@b 50, Butt«r—Unchunnod good to choice cream- ery. 14@19¢; choice dairy, 14@15 Cheese—Unchanged; ~ chedders, skims, 3@5c. flr—flfi]lflu. los—Unchanged Tallow—Uuchanged; No, 1 country, 5i@5fc Keoeipta, onip'is. 14,000 (CH10AGO unchanged. declined Rye, b Barley, bush MILWAUKEE PRODUON Mitwavkkr, Wis,, May 25, —Wheat—Firm; No, 2 Milwaukee, 88}o; June, 883c; July, Bliley > Tonetive; No2, 675, Provisions—Lower; mess pork, cash and June $10.874, NEW YORK PRODUO! ~—Wheat—Spot moder- pened hoavy, later r recelpts, 157,000 b exports, 25,000 bu; ungradod red, S70@81. 03 N 1rnd $LO35@1 04, aluvnwr,Julymmng closed firm; reoeipt 48,000 b 3,000 bu; unkrml»d b @Bbhc; No. 2, 53{@54}o; elevator, bH@05{c, July closing at bic, o.uAIn fair demand; receipts, 43,000 bu; exports, 23,000 bu; mixed western, $8@40c; whlw, 4 «zvmk eak; western, 133@13§c, o et g d—Lower and fairly & steam spot. £6.85@6.90; J Butter—Quiet; western, TOLEDO, May 25, —Wheat— Quiet red, rash and May, No, 9 cash and May, 5 Oats—Nominal, KANSAS OITY, Kaxnsas Omry, Mo, May 25, —Wheat — 1?5-.51 oach, 82¢: June, 83 834c; July, 853@ 85 |buru—Wuk cash, 48¢; June, 42§; July, 1 34c bid, 87c asked. LOUIs PBODUCE, Br, IAHII. Mo., May 25,—Wheat—Mora a fraction off, recovered, ad declined again and olosed A® {o under Saturday; $1.05 for cash; $1,043 for Sune; §1.06 for July, _Corn—Slow and lower; 46@474c for cash; 45jc for Ma, ked for June, Oats —Lows Te. for caub 70 asked f MIGINE e Tuns. "N WS arwed Lov ERye—Lower; to sell offered at T4c, 24 cash, May | 53, 1 73@8kc; | 2 60igs 0 Hi‘“N O sliced, hoxu, ‘Whisky—Steady at 81,1 WAfternoon Board —Wheat —Firmer; el 06}; Avgust, 81.07, tet; No 2, cash and May, Hut-—\ommnl OINOINRATI, Criycisyar, O tnd:lnmpml No Coru—Heavy; No, 2 mixed, Oats ~Dull; No 2 mixed, 870, Rye—Steady;; No. 2 hll. 0. Barley—Searce and nominal, Pork--Dull; £11. Lard—Dull and lower; 86,45, Whisky—Quiet at 81 e — LIVE 8TOUK, OHIOAGO, On10460, TIL, May 25,—The Drovers' Jour- nal reports: Onttle—Reseipts, 0,200 hnnV' firm; shipping steers, good butchers, $2.00@4.5J; stockers, and feeders, 83 (0@ 4,80, Hogs—Receipts, 36,000 head; heaviest fup ply in months; rough and mixed, 83,80@ packing and Ahu.pum £3 00@ h,(ht, $3.90@4.20; skips, Sheep—Recolpts, 1,800 hoad; strong and 10@15c higher; inferior to choice shorn, $2,50 @4.00; common to choce wooled, $3.40@1 A Drovers’ Journal special from Tiverpool says: American cattle are steady, the best grades realizing 14}c per pound, KANSAS OITY LIVE STOOK, Kaxsas Orry, Mo, May 25 —Oattle—Re- oelpta, 1,100 hsnd stong; 5@10c; higher; exporters, $0,20@5.40; common to choice shipping, ub,@ foeders, $4.10@4.00; cows, $2/80.@2 - Hogn—Receipts, 9,000 head; shipments, 2 600 head; weak and 10¢ lowcr' light, 83.70 @3.75; heavy and mixed, £3.60@: Sheep—Receipts, 400 nu-d shipments, 400; {tfil‘a)dy, common to good muttons, $2.00@ July active and BT, LOUIS, Br, Loums, Mo., May 25,—Onttlo—Receipts, 1,400, hoad shipments, 1,000 head; scarce d firm; shipping steers, $1.6@85.85; good Ditchors: stoote, §1.005.00; i <ad" botcgess! stuff, $8.25@4.00; stockers and feeders, shipments, 900 e toextra clipped & 4.50; natives, $2,00@2.75; spring lambs, head, e — OMAHA MARKETS, Orrice or THE OMAHA Bex, Monday Evening, May 25, The following prices are charged retailors by jobbers, wholesale and commission mer- chants with the exception of grain, which is quoted at the prices furnished by the elova- tors and other local buyers: TLive Stock Market. Hogs—Receipts at the Union Stock yards wero_light to-day and prices 5o lower and all sold. Common rough mixed pack- $3 50@3.55; good to choice mixed packing, = $3.60@3.65. Common rough hogs and ekips unsaleable, All sales of stock in this moarket are made per cwt live weight unless otherwise stated. Dead hogs sell at 14c per pound for weights of 200 pounds and upwards, and 1o for under 200 pounds, Prognant sows are docked 40 pounds and stags 80 pounds, Sheep—The market 15 steady at $3,75@4.00 for choice sheep. Cattlo—Butchors’stock, $3.75@4 25 for falr to ood; dressed beef steers, $175@5.25 for | qood to extra avoraging 1, 100to 1,400 pounds. hont—Oush No, , 7le. Barloy—45@50 Rye—Cash No. 3, Corn—No. 3, 350. Oata—No, 2, 35¢, 5lr, Flour and Millstuffs, SELLING PRICES, qunurmWhMt—Flrm,but quality patent at Secoud aunlity—$2.7(@3.00, Bpring Wheat—Best qmluy p-tent at £3.10, Second quality—82.40@3.00, Bran—760 per owt. d Feed—Per 100 lbs,, 950@81.00 eal—S1, 00@1 20 per cwt. Soreoning—No. 1, 60c per cwt; No' 2, 60c, Hominy—81.50 per owt, Shorts—75¢ per cwt, Graham—$2.00 per cwt. Hay—$18.00@19.00 pur ton, Genenl Produce 1 Fgs—Stronger, strictly frash bring 100 Buwer-OIfly the best grass butter taken by lthu trode and nothing above 124c obtain- Poultry—0ld chickens aro steady at $3.50@ 4,00 per dos, aocording to quality. Spring chickens, mol&l¥ very small, selling fairly wel at §3.50 a4, arger sizes in good demand and will bring better prices, Potatoes—Receipts very light and demand good at 60@7bc, according to quality; Califor- nia new potatoes selling at 3@4o per ib, Onions—New southern sell at $6,.25 per . | barrel, and California choic at 5o per 1b. Beans—In moderate request; navy, . bushel o 8180 18! .50@1.60; medium, per bushel, Grocers' List Suaars— Powdered, 7§c; cut loaf, 73o; gran- ulated, 7io; confectioners’ A, 6fo; Standard extra O, 6o; mn O, 5%0; medium yellow, b3o; dark yellow, b On"lu—()rd(ulry grades, 100; l-h—, 12; good, 11@1 prime, 12@13 choice, 16@170; fanc; green and yellow, 16@1550, old Rovernment Java, 20@260; Arbuckle's ronst- }o; MoLaughlin's XXXX roasted, 14to; lmltnnon Java. 16§@18¢c. 4 inch and larger, 7hc § Inch, BAH—Dny loads, per bbl, 125; Ashton, In uckl,7l;q60; 4 sacks Ashton, 1 00; bbls dairy BHGTM Pepper, 18¢; eplce, 140; cloves, 200 BUP—Standard Com,, 270, bbls; Staadard do 4 gallon kegs, $1,30, Dey Feuirs—No. 1, &qnlmt apples. bbls berries, boxes; l"ma—No. l Imckmlf halt bbls., 7 50; Fuml 50; No, 1 kita, 105 hmlly half bb , ,6 50; No, l hu 9601 llmll{q half bbis,, 800, hmfly kits and pails, 600; No, 1 trout, Balf bbls,, 6 25, BrARCH—Poarl, 4hc; Silver :Gloss, 8c; Corn Starch, 80; Excelsior Gloss, rn, Thc, UANNED GOODS,— y-u.- ,(Bnna.m) per oase, 8 90; strawberrics, 21b “per case, 3 50; raspberries, 21b, per case, 2 50; California poars per case, 5 pricots, per case, 6 00; peaches por case, b 80; white oherries per Sase, 6 76; pluma per case, 4 503 whortleber. riea per case, 3 00; plums, 2 1b, per case, 290; n gages, 2 Ib, per case, 2 $0; pine aples, 2 Ib, per case, 8 OaNDLES—Boxes, 40 Ibs, 16s, 1240, 84, 123¢, boxers 401be, 16 oz, 6s, 140, Maronss—Per bt 860) round,rl,case 55; square, oases, 171 , cases gr 120 lb'smu —In lb papers 8 2% per foase; keg, per chLu—Modlnm in barrels, 600; do In alf barrels mall, in barrels, 6 00; do in hl" barrels, 35 Rherkins in barrels, 7 C0 do in half barrels, 400, Teas-—Guopowder, good 45@55cy cholee, 60@760; good Tmperial, 40@48c; chooay 60@ et Young Hyson, good, 81@5e; cholos, 65 @1 00; Japan, natural leal, 7. 0187801 olons good, Boc@ts. b o nholw 406a50} Bauchiong, §ood, H0@A%c; lhol—Lonmuu. rime to choios, WOODINWABI—-TWDQ s pail o; 5{@7’6- § Dol 2 10, Taber Mol 8505 pioss boud.,l'lfi) Double Olu'n, 2 90; well- flnll’l th Blvon mpurhlx 8 15; Kirk's Kuirk's standard, 8 55; wmu R\ul'lu: 4 8! Wk Potasu—P ‘ania cans, 4 cans in case 8 85 ;Babbitt's DQYI, 2 doa. llllx.'m. 1 BI(IM An whor ball, 2 doz. case, 1 OaNDY—Mixed, 1 ck, Ballo; twist ple oax—Now York apgle, L6e1 Obio ap- Tobacco. ne cut —Hard to Beat, 70c; Charm of the ; Fount i, 740 Iden Thread, orite, 60c; Buds, Rocky Moun taas, 00 Fauoy, 45c; Daisy, 40c, Plug tubucu—Clunax #dc per Ib,; Horse- shoe, 402 Star, 460; Spearhead, Our 0@38.00; per | 34 st Com. Rope, 50c; Piper Heidsick, 6f Smoking_tobaceo—0, 8, 2% Meerschaum, 800; Long Tom 80a, Biackwells Durham, 16 o, ble; 8 o, bbe; 4 57 3 ot 606, Sul of "North Oarolina, 16 0z, 42 B0o, Navy rl\ppm-u, b Knukinh 2 o, Punch, 40c. Duoas AND Unenroars—Asld, earbolls, 4 lo ncid, tartaric, 550; balsam enptiht per 1b. 8503 bark, sassafras, por Ib, 130; ol 1b, 900; einchonid per oz, 80 50; form, pes b, 81 00; Dovers powdars, per Ib, 81 25; opsom salts; per Ib, 8ho; %lyoerhm. purs, pee by bc; lead acetal Fer 1 r, N gotnnl 81 60; oil onstor, No. per g-l 81 4 olive, per g-l cngnnnm. 500‘0 jum, 84 w. S e T Todido, par i salicin, .set sul hate morp ma, per oz, §3 50; mlphm. po b, doj atrychnine, per oz, $1 50, Paints O nfl Varnishes. Ors—110 oarbon, per gallon, 110t 150 headlight, per gallon, 1%¢; 175° headlight per_gallon, 16¢; 150° water white, 16c; lin- seed raw, per gallon, o; linseed boiled, per Bo; Liard, winter ate'd, per ?llon. 700; 50; oastor X per gal- 8, 1 40; swoet, per gallon, 1 003 per gallon, 1 60; fish W, B, atafoot extra, per gallon, 900 o, 1, 76¢; lubricating, zero, per glllon 800 mmmcr 15¢ {uldsn machine, No, 1, per gal- lon, 850; No. 9, 28¢; sperm, signal, per gallon | vy, 900} turpentine per gallon, 4%0; naptha, 74°, ver gallon, 160, Spirits, CoLOGNER %rlmfl 188 proof, 119; do, 101 roof, 1 20; spirits, second quality, 101 proof, 9: do, 188 proof, 1 18. fimflob—-lBfl poool aleokol 2 80 per wine allon, L ‘Waiskies—Redistilled whiskies, 1 00@1 Fine blended, 150@3 00; Kentucky bot bons 2 00@6 00; Kentucky and Pennsylv: nla ryes, 2 00@6 50, Branpies—Imported, 6 00@16 00; domes- tic, 1 50@8 00, Gins—Imported, 4 50@600; domestlo, 150 00, Ruyns—Imported, 4 50@8 00; New England, 2 00@4 00; domestic, 1 50@3 00. OHAMPAGNRS—Imported, per case, 28 00@ 00; American, per case, 10 C0@16 00. Dry Paints White lead 88¢c; French e, Co) Fariy whiting, 2&0, whiting gilders, 1§03 whiting [ @1 40, com'l, 1 lampbl: Germantown, 14 65 fampblack, ordinary, 10¢; Prussian blus, o antramarine, 18c; vandyke, brown, 8¢; um be burnt, 4; umber, raw, 4o; slenna, burn dctr slenns, raw, 4c: Paris green, genuine, 250 Paria groen, common,20c; chrome groen, 1, romb green, K., 120; vermillion, Eng vormillion, American, 18c; India, red ose pink, 140; Venetian, red, Qookson's Venotian, red. American, 1§¢; red load 7ho; chrome yellow, genuine, %0c; chrome yel- low, K., 12, oohre rocello, 8; ochre, Frenly ; ochre, American, 203 Vi beFN YRRl : lebigh brown, 2jo; Spanish brown. Zic; Fhinco's mineral, "V aRN19EES—Barre ger gallon: Furniture, extra, 81 10; furniture, No. 1, 81; coach, ex’ , 81 20; Damar, oxtra, tra, 8 u 75; Japan, 70c: -?mmm, extra, 850, shellac, 88 50; hard ofl finish $1'50, PAINTS IN OrL—White lead, Omaha, P. B, fo; whito lead, Bt. Louls, paro, 8 50; Mareil lon green, 115 61 oaus, 20 French zino; seal, 12c; French rinc, rod seal, 110, rench zind, in varnish asst, 20%; French rinc, in oil asst, 160; raw and burnt umber, 1 'b han, 10c; raw snd burnt Sienna 10c; gjvandyke Gcrown, 180; refined lampblack, 120; coach black and ivory black, 160 drop bl-ek 16 s Prussian_blue, 40c; ' ultramari chroma groon, T M & D, 166; blind |, shtter green, L. M. & D.. 160; Paris green, 180; Tndian red, 150; Venetian red, 90; iy Amufican vormillion, L & P ellow ochre, 9c; L. M., O, &1, 0, 186; ellow ochre, 9c; golden ochre, 1 ryer, 8, graialng colors, light oak, dark oak, walnut. chestnut and ash, 1 Dry Goods BROWN Snnm!ou—Atlmue A, Tic; Atlan tio P, bo; Atlantic LL, ok, 74o; Beaver Dam LL, bic; i..wmoe LL, bko; cifio' H, 740 Koyal Standard, 646; Tadian Hond 4, 7o; Wonzhusott Ar b Fine BrowN SHERTINGS—Argyle, 60; Pep- perell R, 63c; Salisbury R, 6o, BuracuED COTTONS—Ballon, 4-4, 6icy finu' lom, 7:, Bho; Cumberland, 4-4,Tho Davol Loom Golden Gate, flflc, Fairmount, 40; Fruit of tho Loo 3 Gloey of the Woat, 840 il 7. Joi Il 4.4 7ho; ¥ onedale, 7805 Yord xoge- Wamantta, 10jo. Duoks (doloné)—nonon, 8 oz., 11 ton, 10 o7, 10jo; Boston, 9 oz, 1240; ¥ booxs (Gray)—West Polnt,8 oz., uu; Weat Point 10 oz., 12hc; PmntBur 8 oz., 11a, TI0KINGS—Amosk Oontinental Fanoy, 980 Cordis, 1. Purl River, 2lo; York, 3 Hamleton Awnl 12 DeNiMs—Amoskesg, 1803 Belver reck AA llux Beaver Creek BB, 10c; Beaver Oreek !!e, H.ym.nn, 80j Jafirey D & T, 12§0; XXX, 1240; Pearl River, 13c; War. b X (brdeny Ho; Warrou 1B (brow), lla' Warren CO Ounmxm Fifth -vanu glove finlsh, 4}o; tonu love finish, 5o, Smsi‘:x:m. 7he; Hancock, 8c; port, —Allens, nsae Amarlo-n sgef Am- s Cocheco, 60; Harmony, nnlgo 70' Indlgs’lfi llh‘ In o 4 River, bhc; Charter Oak, PRINTS mn-rmoa—A.marlen 4 n)Oochecn, 430 Gloncester, 43o; Southbr'dge, 4ho; Waver- leys 44o; Rosedale, 43o. i Bos River Heav Hardware List, Xron, rates, 2 10; plow steel, special oast, 4c; orucible, bo; oast tools do, 16a20c; wagon spokes, per set, 22543 00; hubs per set, 125; telloes sawed dry, 140; tongues, eacls, 70c; axles, eash, 75c; Bquare nuts per Ib, Tallc; washers, per Ib, 8al8o; rivets, per Ib, 110; coil chain, oper 1B, 6al2o; malleable, 80j Tron wedges, ‘ crowbars, 60y harrow teeth, 4o; teel, 7n80; Burden's horse shoes, 4 30; Burden’s muleshoos, 5 30, Barsgp Wike—In ur lots, 4 00 per 100, NaiLs—Rates wm 2 40, 8ror—8hot, 1 60, hot, 185; orlental powder, kegs 2 00y doy hell Kegs 200; do Gunrter kege,'1 50 blasting, kegs, ' 55; fuse, per 100 fest, 50c, Lzap—Bar, 1 65, OoaL—Oumberland blacksmith, 10 00; Mor- rls run_Blossburg, 10 00; Whitebreast lum 5003 Whitobeoast nut, 5 00; Tows lump, Tows nut nw.nm_: Spring, 700; clet, 11 3ba11 60; Oanen Oity, 7 00 per on, Hlaol. Bteady; groen butchers' 6c; green ocured, T@T! ry flint, 12@"0‘ rlry salt, 10@11 damaced hides two-thirds price, Tallow—4}@bc, Grease—Prime white, 3] @40, Bheep Pelts—25c@7! Dry Lumber. ‘Wholesale—On Board Cars at Omaha, DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS, BOARDS, No, 1 boards, 12, 14 and 16 f¢. No. 2 boards, 12, 14 ana 16 ft. No. 8 boards, 12, 14 and 16 ft. No, 4 boards, 12, 14 and 16 ft. (shipping FENOCING, No. 1, 6 inch, 12 and 14 feet, rough No. 1, Ginch, 16 feet, rough No, 2, 6 inch, 12 and 14 feet, rough No. 2, 6 inch, 16 feet, rough. . No. 1, 4 inch, 12 and 14 feet, rough No. 1, 4 fuch, 16 feet, rough. No. 2, 4 inch, 12 and 14 feet, rough No. 2, 4 inch, 16 feet, rough BIDLNO, l . 8d (mm , 14 and 16 hwt Fence, 14 and 16 feet. . BEADED CEILING, inch 2d Com, § inch, 1st Com. 6 Inch, white pine. 2 Com. 6 iach, white pine. . om, 6'inch, white pine. Bd Fence 6 lncll white pine 16t and 2d Clear yellow pige, 4 SHIP LAP, No. 1, Plain, § or 10 inch.. Ni Plain, 10 inch, N FINISHING, 18t, 2d and 3d Clear, 1} inch 1st, 2d, and muw,u and 2 inch, s, 2a 50 00 B Selact, , 14, 1y and Lst, 2d and $d, Clear, 1 inch, A Solect, 1 indh % | B Select, 1 inch, s, 24 BTOOK BOARDS, A 12 inch, s, 18, 12, 14 and 16 feet B 12inch, s 18, 12, 14 and 16 feet C 12 inch, 8, 18, 12, 14 and 16 foet. D 12 inch, s, 18, 12 14 and 16 feet No. 1 Com, l2ln‘,n 18,12,14 and 16 ft H[m No. 1 Oom. 12in,, s, 1. 10, 18 and 20 ft21 00 No, 2 Com, 12 in,,8, 1 8. 12, 14and 16 ft.14 75 BATTENS, WELLTUBING, PICKETS. t:, 2} inch zmch Bats, 5. 1., .. inch well tubing, D. & M. § inch wel tubing, Bov. Pickets: D, & H. Flat, $21 00, Square. BIINGLES AND ATH, Oedar, 6 inch, halyes \Vhlu Cudnr b4 inch, halves . ‘White Codnr, 8 inches, quarters ‘White Cedar, 4 inch, round.... LIME, ETC, Quincy white lime (best). Cement Plaster (Michigan) gnrud folt, per cwt. t - 2 DENVEK MARKET. Froun—Oolorado, 100 1bs, 1 60@1 76y e ent, 100 Iba., 2 75@3 00; Kansaa, 100 Ibs, 2 75 @3'00; grabam, 100 1bs, 1 50; rye, 100 Ibs, 2 35; buck-wheat, per bbl, 7 60, GRAIN, Fexp, F0.—Wheat ' 100 1be, 8100 corn In 'sacks on track, 100 lbs, 65@70; oata, in sacks on track, 100 Ibs, eastern white, 1 15@1 20; Oolorado white, 1 20@1 80; mixod, 110@115; barley 100 Ibs, 1 50@1 35; br: ton, on track, 14 00@15 00; chop, corn, 1 1bs, on track, 70c@75; chop mixed, 100 lbs, on track, 1 00@1 20; corn meal, 100 Ibs, 183 Hav—Baled, upland, ton, 18 00@15 00; uplaud, looss, ton, 1 ocond. bot: o baloge 30 0011 00y alinte, loosor bon 12 do@1s 00; straw, baled, on track, ton, 6 00 Burres — Orosmery, fancy, Ib, dlo creamery, fine, Ib, 35@380; dairy, choico, lb 20@230; aairy, good, 1b, 15@200; ' daiey, falr b, 15@160; cooking, Ib, aas—State, o “warranted, dor, 5@300; ranch, dor, S6@870 Omnsz—Full oream, 16@1703 half cronm b, 10@1lc; skim, Ib, 9; Swiss, domstic b, 22@280; Swiss, imported, 30@820; tim- burger, 18c, PouLTY —Live old chickens, doz, § 00@5 50; dressed ducks, 1b, 16@16c; dressod turkeys, 1b,, 15@16c, Porators—Oolorado, 100 Ibs, 95@1 053 = Onlnnl. yellow, 100 1Ibs, sweet, fer lb, 'VEGETABLES 225; cabbage Iba, 260; beets, 100 Tbe, 1 10@1 25; cmxp., 100 ibs, 1 25, F30118 —Lemons, Messlns, 4 00@ 503 orangon, - Fronae, per boe, 6 5087 00; Bl i fancy bbl, 5 00@5 50; apples, medium, Uunln Mzars—Hams, m?l:. 12réd.l lu 1 . breakf e Srion S 7atsee s, 9{@0er rd In tierces, 8o, Fresn Mrats—Drossed bee!. Oolorado, per 8171@&1' hogs, 1b, 6}@6}e; mutton, Ib, 7 Dg Flint No.1, por Ib, 11i@1de; 10c; green steers and 1b, 4@50; groen call, b, 8@10c; green kip, heep ekins, dry, 8@10c; doer skins, m, 15@30c; antalopa skins, Io, 12@15; tallow, Woop—Oolomlo No. 1, per 1b, 14@16¢; bk, Ib, G0 g{ulom @100, almon, half m:l 160@1 60; troct, Eper FRED W. GRAY, (Sucorssor T0) FOSTER & GRAY, WEHOLES.ALE LUMBER ‘WHITE PINE, YELLOW PINE, CALI. FORNIA REDWOOD ASH, OAK, BLACK WALNUT, SPANISH CEDAR. Bear Creek Lime, Louisville Cement Portland Cement, Towa and Michigan Plas- ter, llnlr, Ete. Ete. Cor. 6th & Douglas St Stallion, Jack, Sheppard Jr. Wil stand for stock ab Omaha Fafr grounds the season of 1885, Hels 16} hands h igh, weight 1285 ire JAck SmeraRp 19 fall brothor :17. C 4 Falr craunds and see bim and got bia pecgreo in full, terms 825 for the season. A, THOM: A, KALISH. Merchant Tailor 810 South 15th Btreet, '|8 DOORS SOUTH OF FARNAM, s First-class tailoring in all its branche MANTEL AND GRATE Setting and General JOBBING AND BRICK Worls. Charles Harris, 107 South 14th 8t, - = - umahs, Neb. H. G.STRIPE, ---LAW AND GENERAL--- STENOGRAPHER Type writing and copylog of al kit ds on short not ce 1511 Farnam Street, Omaha. Telephone No, 95, PHOTOGRAPHER STUDIO ON GROUND FLOOR, 218 North 16th 8¢, MRS, L. J. DUNCAN, FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER! Pertect Work Guaranteed Room 18, Crounse Block. Residence, 108 South 29th Street, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, Rids will be received upto12 c'elock moon, June 16th 1655, far erecting @ framo school house 4t Elk Born, Neb, Plang and specidoations may be seen at the school house In Elkhorn, and st the offics of Wenry Voss, Arch 7 Redick Block, trom the ¥ikhors, Neb: 10 50) iT NH Thaony _ 1o take for Des Molnes, Marshall. braska, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, Novada Among a few of the numerous points of superlor. vt CHICAGO Awo RAILWAY, town, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dixle, Chioago, Mil Oregon, Washington and Oalifornia 14 offers superiot 01 od o1 hi d bot ty evjored By the patronsof this roud btwesn 'rmr nru'r nm”rx AND waukeo and all pointa cast, To the people of Ne. advantages nob possiblo by any other line, Omaha and Chicago, are its two trains a do; COACHES which aro the finest that human Ingenulty can create; Its PALACE SLEEPI which are models of comfors and olegance; Its AR LOR DRAWING ROOM OARS, unsurpassod_by an; and its widely celobrated PALATIAL DINING CA| the equal of which cannot be found elsewhere. At Council Blnffs the tralns of the Unlon Paolfie Ry. connect in Union Depot with the t the Chioa fia & Northwestern Ry In Chieago the trans of this lino make close connection with those of all eastorn nes. For Detrolt, Columbus, Indianapolls, Clocinnatt, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Piltaburg, Toronto, Montreal Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimaro, Wash: ington and all polnts in the East, ek the tiokoed agent for Hoketa via the ~NORTH-WESTERN, * 1t vou wisn the best accommodations, agents sell $ickots via this line, M. HUOHITT. R.§ HAIR, Genoral Manager, Gon. Pras. Agent. CHICAGO W.N. BABCOCK, 1412 Farnam st , Omaha, Neb, CHICAGO, . Milwankeg & St Paul ; RAIL WAY. THE SHORT LIV And BEST ROUTE. rROM OMAHA TO THE EAST. TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMATA AND Chicago, Minneapolis Milwaukee, St, Paul, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Clinton,” Dubuque, Rockford, Rock Lsand, Frooport Janesvillo, Elgin, Madison, La Crosse, Winona, And Jl other Important points East, North- east and Southeast. All tlcket Gen Mcket offico at 0L Farnam strect (In Paxton Ho tel), and at Union Paciflo De) illman Sleepers and the Flnoll Dining Cars in the World are run on thoman lines of the CricAco MILWAUKER & ST. PAUL R'Y and overy attention is paid to passengers by courteous employee of tho company. 8. 8, MERRILL, V. H. CARPENTE| General Manager, Gon'l Passonger Agont. R. MILLER, GEO. F. HEAFFO) Ase't Gon'l Manager. Ass't Gen'l Pasa Agent J.T. CLARK, Gen'l Superintendent Rallway Time Table. In Effeot April 5th, 1885, The m-nn:n olll tho travelling publio fs un:iu [ Abe fact # correck timo-fable publishe All trains arrive st and d-pm trom Omaha by Central Standard Tim ‘Tralos of the C. 84 P.l &0. arrive at and de part trom thelr corner of 14th and Webates stroets; $rains o &M, 0, B &Q,and K, O 8t J. & C. B. fromtho B, & M, -pot others from the Union Pacific depok. ~ - Daily: by except fa excopt Monday. y; ©, exoeph Sunday) d, WHSTWARD DEPART, A |n ARRIVE. A 7508 Union Pacitic. Paciflo Express Denver Expross. CHAS. SHIVERICK, FURNITURF UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERIES, Passenger Elevator to all floors, 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street OMAHA, NEBRASKA R U II’IA\(. & IH) ,TIu. [Manufacturers of Ornamental |GALVANIZED IRON GORNICES, FINIALS Dormer Windows, Window Caps, Motalic Sky-Lights, &o. 810;80uth 12th Streot, Omaha, Nob, Tin, Tron and slate Rootors, Work done in any parto the country. CEHAS R.LEX, : T ARDWOOD T ,UMBER A Fall Assortment of Air and Kiln Dried Walnut, Chorry, Ash, Butternut, Yellow Poplar Redwood, ete, Hardwood and Poplar }‘nnal Hardwood Flooring, Wagon Stock, Stair Builders' Material, Red Cedar Posts, Common Oak Dimension and Bridge Timbers, Codar Boards for moth proofclosets, Etc, Vieneers, Fancy Woods for Soroll Sawing, Ete,, Ete, 8 W Oor.eth and Douwlas. Oma.ha. Ne’o. A CLARKB,Vice Presiden W ENRY T. CLARKE, Prest. and Treas. JOHN T.CLARKE, Seeretary, H, T. CLARKE DRUG COMPANY, SUCCEEDING LEIGHTON & CLARKE, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS ARGEST Jobbing Drug house betweon Chioago and San Francisco CAPITAL STOCK, $200,000. We LTt at the nsteonsor tho market at a)l times. Will duplicato Chicago and 8t, Louls prices with froight added. _ Our spec'alty will bo Pure Drugs, Paints, Oils and Window Glasy Es/imates given on plite glass. To those abous to embark in tho drug businoss will do well to1y 11 your {nterost by calling on us or sond for our prico List which will appear bout January 6th, Mail orda soliclbod 114 HARNEY STREET. P, 1 BOY N CO., DEALERS IN Hall's Safe and Lock Comp'y FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF ETC. SAFES, VAULTS, LOGKS, AONO Farnam Mitroot. Ouaaha SPEOIAL NOTIOE TO Growers of Live Stock and Others. ‘WE OALL YOUR ATTENTION TC Our Cround OQil Cake It 571 he best and cheapest food for stock of any kind. three pouxds of o orn. One pound Is equal to Stock fed with Ground Oil Gake In the Fall and Winter instead of nnla down, will increase In weight and be in good marketable orndi- fon in the Dalrymen, as well s others, who use it, can testlfy to lts mer- fta. Tryltand dve for yourselves. Prico $24.00 per ton. No charge for noku. Address WOODMAN LINSEED OIL WORKSR, Omaha. THE a. L. STRANG COMPANY, Double and Single Acting Power and Kano PUMPS, STEAM PUMPE "Epgine Trimmings, Mining Machinery, at wholesale or retall. AND BOHOOL BELLS. Corner 10th and Farnam 8t., Omaha Neb. Beliing, Hose, Brass and I1on Fitf HALLADAY WIND-MILLE, CHUROR 5 8 600 |Oakland Ammmud.um. i0'800. —— Iowa Dlv . 55 prosa..|, 066 an. Paul Nu{n Exproes.| ' é6a|, OMANA BRIDCE TRAINS Du v Trains—Losve Omaha a4 849,7 60 i 100011 18 & i, 0506, £00, 8 0, 4 00, 4 110pm. On Sundaystio 760and 1000a w snd 00 p m traing do not run, Arrive b trans. Torc thpo 8 minuios Inter; Brosdway dopos 80 ratn. uies lates Leave Councll Blafts (Broads o7 dopot) sy 715, 980,10 80, 11 40 & 1n; 180, 280, 8 28, B 2f Tr-n 'orTml -Leavo Ommns 16, ¢ m, 616 and 7 00p m, ‘ finln 9 6 ana 31 16 am, 1%, 380, 7 86and [ SUNDAY TRAINS To and from Chicago via the Tripartite Alltance Lines. u [} nm TRL | i) 728 a1 1081 P el veningand Ilonflly mOrDIng CrMns arTly Inco ‘orroeponding order. O 1. & Q. brsias run February ., 1 51 March P STOCK YARDS TRAINS. Leave Unlon Paclfio depot at 6 40 & m aud 6 85 m rrive from Stook Yards b 7 25a 1 and 6 25 f m. Seventeen years Experience, DR.G.W. PANGLE Resder of Diseases of Men and Women. Ele Magoetio and Herballst Physiolan Now locat 1210 Douglas 6t Omaba, Neb., up-stairs. A correct diagnosis given without any explanstion trom the ps Consultalion free at oflice. | Treat the Following Diseases. glvamhot thellead. Diseases of the Eye and ‘Heart Diseare, Liver Complaint, Kidney Co Hoint, Nervous Debtlice, Mntal’ Dopression, Lowsof Situbood, Dinbetes, Brights. Discate, 86 Vitu: Dance, Rbeumat'sm, Pera) White Bwelliogs Ry ey A L O T o tho kalfe, or the drawiog of o drop <t at Health, Dropsy Cured W thout Tapy Bp Atten ven to Private and Venereal Diseases ol Kinds, Tapo Woris Kemcved In two or three bours or No Pay, Hemmorrhoids or Piles Czred or Charges Made. hose who are aftioted will eav ¢reds of dollars by calliog on or usi DR, live and hun. It )mi resctipton of 8¢ l.ul Sbeciallst (oo 1 VWARD ‘4 Go.\ LoUisiaxa, we C. F. COODMAN. - 'Wholesale Druggists AND DEALER IN Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Window (lass OMAHA, NEB. M. HELLMAN & CO., Wholesaie Glothiers 1301 AND 1303 FARNAM STREET, COR. 13TH, OIVEAEXA INIEE. ERTEL'S HAY PRESSES. Are the Cheapest, Most Durable, Smallest in Size and Iaghtest in Weight. With nohay presses of any kind can tilo amount of work produced, such littlo expense (ton tons of hay and over to load railrosd box oar,) v can b dono with the Extel lmproved Maohints Warrantod o Bo sale. For illustiated new circular address, ERTEL & CO., Quircy, \linols. Mention Omaha Bee. allem Established in 1868, A TULLOOK, Eng. & Supt. r. N, SADLER, Asst. Eng, H. W, DIAMOND, Asst, Secy MISSOURI VALLEY BRIDGE AND IJRON WORKS AND WORKS LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. Man' ‘s and Builders of Wrongut Iron, Stecl, Howe Truss and u,.umumun BRIDGES ¥or Rallroads snd Highways Tarn Tables, Draw £pans, Roo Tiusee, Piers and Sub- structuree, o b 20s'ep, Shie & Tul PROPRIETORS, M vlmnlh. Apent . x(, Wise, ' ¢ ontrsctors