Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 27, 1885, Page 7

THE DAILY BEE-~WEDNESDAY, MAY 27 NEBRASEKA Nanunal il OMAHA, NEBRASKA, PAID UP CAPITAL BURPLUS NOV, 1, 1884 - OFFICRRS: 8. W, Yars, A. ¥, Tovzauts, Precident, Vice President. W.V.Moore, Jx0,8.Corrxs, Liwia 8, Rexn K. K.Hayden,Ass't. and Acting Oaehier. BANKING OFFICR: The Iron Bank, COR. 12th AND FARNAM 8T8, A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. INTEREST allowed on time deposits upen tavorable terms and upon accounts of banks and bankers, FOREIGN EXCHANGE, Government Bonds and Oounty and City securities bouht and sold, In its treatment of customers the most lib. eral policy in pursued consistent with safety and sound banking, and we invite correspon ence or personal inquiry in connection there- with, e X e ————— FINANCE AND COMMERCE. FINANOIAL Nuw Yorx, May 26,—~Money—Easy at 1 per cont. Prime mercantile paper, 4@5 per cont, Foreign Exchange—Quiot at $1.86}; ae- mand, $4.85}, Governments—Quiet and strong, 250,000 22,000 closmng very unsettled, dropping 18@17 under y dny. partially recovered and at the close fin jshed $o under yesjerday; $1. n';mm for cash; 81,03} bid for June; $1.00% f Qorn—Lower and unsettled; cashy 4480 for May; 41} bid for June; 40k for Jul Onta- Lower; 8540 bid for cash and :May; 11jc aaked for June, Rye—Nominal, Whisky—Steady at 1.1, Afternoon Board — Wheat —Higher early but closed lower; June, $1.03; July $1.043 bi August, 81 Corn-— 54 asked, et Juns, A1he; July, 443c. LIVRRPOOL, Liverpool, May Wheat~Dull and in poor demand; prices unchanged, Corn—Dull and in poor demand. | — LIVE BMK. OHI10AGO. Om10460, Til., May 26,—The Drovers’ Jour- nal reporte: Osttle—Reeipts, 06,500 head; weak and lower; shipping geades, $4 60@b 65; com mon to good cows and mixed, $250@ slopped cows $3.75@4.60; steers, 84,75@ stockers, and foeders, 83 60@4.90, Receipts, 22,000 hen @10c lower; rough packing, 88, pukey ‘nnd shipy ing, 3 05@4,10; Bhoep-lbmlpu, rather slo lhurn,.,.."fl@! 00; wnolcd @!.70. $3.50 KAKSAS OITY LIVE BTOOK Kawsas Orry, Mo, May 26,—Onttle—Re- osipts, 1,600 head; shipments, 1000 head; slow and exporters, 85,205, 4! common choice shipping, $4.00@5.15; feeders, $4,20@4.,00; cows, $2.80,@4,00, Hogs —Keceipts, 12,000 head; shipments, 5,020 he weak and 100 lower; assorted light, 8 heavy and mixed, £3,55, Sheep—Receipts, 210 hoad; shipments, none; steady; common to good muttons, $2.00@ to BT, LOUIS, May 26, —Oattlo—Receipts, shipments, none; fitm and in ping_steers, quotitions showing a gain of $c over the fig- |} ures of this morning, Stocks—Were practically featureless, In no case did the total sales of any ona stock on the list amount to a3y much as 16,00 shares, and the total transactions in all stocks, bought and sold, were only 100,200 shares, Tho extreme flnctuations, except in three or four instances, were within the range of 1 per cent, but prices were well held all day, and closing quotations are generally Ac to fe higher than last evening. COUPORS, Uhln{m, ]]nrhnmn & Quinoy. Delawars, Lackawana & Western, garver & Rio Grand, rlo pid, Eitebie Cenienl Indisnapolis, Bioom, & Western Kanuns & Texns. Tinko Shore & Michian Southern . Loulsvillo & Nashvillo 33 69 106 193 514 11 34 i@ 60§ 74 do do ptd Ohicago, Milwaukeo & 8t Panl & Omaha. do_ do pf Toxas Paclfio. Union Pacifio, Wabash, St. Loui do do do Western Union Telegraph. — —— GENERAL PRODUCE. (OHIOACO, CHioago, IIL, May 26.—Flour—Dull and ‘weak; prices about unchanged, ‘Wheat—Waeak; faily active; opened jc lower; later, with fluctuations, declined jc aore la Ly E A yosterday; 873@ 87§c for cash; 874c for May; NS{@BEflc or June; 90c for July; No, 2 red, 95@ Corn— Weak; moderately .cuve- (utureu declined }c, fluctuated frequently and closed about Ao under yesterday; 473c for cash; 4.3 o for May; 46fc for June and July. ats—Fairly m.t.lve, futures opened o lower; 1uled firm; advanced §@fc, ranging @)c’ over yesterday; fluctuated slightly and closed }@hc better; 823@33c for cash; 32)@32§c for May; 32c for June; 323@324c for July. Rye—Dull at 7le, Barley—Nominal at 60c, Timothy ~Seed—Steady; prime, 162, Flnusad —Steady; No. 1 at $1.88, Fairly active but weak, and declined closed quiet at medium figures; .70 w10.80 for cash; $1080 for May; $10.524 for June; $10.90@10.92% for July. Lard—TFairly active; ruled 23@bc lower; d eteady; $6.50@6 574 for cash and May; st) d(u«. 60 for June; 86652 6.67% for Bulk Meats—Shoulders, $1.00@4, cloar, 80,85@5.00; short ribs, $5 3 Whiskey—Steady at $1.15 Butter—Dull and w good to fancy creamery, 14@19c; choice dairy, 11@15c, Cheeso—Quiot and easy; ~ chodders, 74@ 9ot skime, 1@fo. $1.60@ ; short 1@5.40, Tailow—Unehoumgeds No, 1 country, }(@5fe ecelpte, oMU, Rye, bushel BLlcr. bush MILWAUKKE PRODUCR MiLwaUKER, Wis., May 26, —Wheat—Low or; No. 2 Milwaukee, 86fc; June, 57fc; [! 3,000 20,000 Ryo—Quiet; Barloy—Quiet; Loy " pork, cmsh and ' NEW YORK PRODUOE, New Yon. May 26,—Wheat—Weak celpts, 231,000 bu; exports, (7,000 graded red, 80@96¢c; No. 2 red, u 02}@1 0‘!; elevator; 8. 01%, fo uly olosi ng at 81,02 (!m'n—Wenk. receipts, 258,000 b ,000 bu 58,000 bu; ungraded, exporu. os N tloat; m_ uH, @bbio @bic, elevator; H13@0SLc, & July closing at 53jc. bt‘);: Fainy sollve, closingsteady} receipts, 33@; xports, 2,000 bu; mixed western, white, 43@ic, Egzs—Dall and ensy, Pork—Heavy,mess spot, $11,76@12.00, 1 Fairly active; westorn steam spot, uly, $6.85@6.90, Butter—Easier; western, 9@18c, OINCINNATY, 26,—Wheat—~Dull, red, 8102, No. 2 N@s0je. Oats—Dull and lowee; No, 2 mixed, 86 @37e n,.AQumz but firm; No, 2 fall, 750, Barley —Nominal, Pork--Heavy at $11, Lard—Weak and luwe!. ‘Whisky—Steady,at $1.13, TOLEDO, May red, cash and May, ¢ . 2 May, 48}, Oats—Nothing done. KANBAS OITY, Kansas Omry, Mo, Ma; 8le bid, 81fc aske 820; July, 8i§@sife, Cunr Quiet and lower; cash, 41¢ bid, ed: June, 4lc bid, 41 ked: Jul, T A o, S dngge Oats—Nominal: no bids, 87, LOUIS PRODUOCK, Br, Lous, Mo,, May $6.573@6.10, “ToLzno, O, 4e. une, 8 ”l.—\th.t~llulfl 4 oz, 48c: 2oz, blo, —Wheat "$74 7 | 8001 bark, sassatras, por b lje ; good butchers’ steers, $1.65@ ,00; mixed butchers’ stock, $3,25@4.50; stockers and feeders, $3.50@4.75; corn.fed Texane, $4,25@4.75. S| eipts, 1,200 head; none; steady; cuggeu natives, § Texans, $2.00@3 hipments, . 20@4.50; OMAMA MARKETS, OrrIcE oF THE OMAHA Bri Tueaday Evening, May 26 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: Live Ntock Market, Hogs—Teceipts at the Union Stock yards wera liberal to-da; the market was slow at b to 10c lower. Some left over un- sold, Common rough mixed pack- ing, $3 10@3.45; good to choice mixed packing, ~$3.80@3.60, Common rough hogs and skips unsalosble, All salos of stock in this market are made per owt live weight unless otherwise stated. Dead hogs sell at 14 per pound for weights of 200 pounds and upwards, and 1o for under 200 pounds, Pregnint sows are docked 40 pounds and stags 80 pounds, Sheep—The market 15 steady at $3.75@4.00 for choice sheep. Clltle—l}ntchefl stock, $3.75@4.25 for fair tovood; dressod beef steers, $1.60@5.10 for good light to choice heav: General Produoe llaggn—Shmnger, strictly fresh bring 10@ Butter—Only the best grass butter taken by the trade and nothing above 12jc obtain- able. Poaltry—01d chickens are steady at $3.00@ 8,50 per doz, according to quality, Spring chickens, mostly very small, selling fairly woll at $3.00@3 50; larger xl/es in good demand and will bring better prices, Potatoes—Recsipts very light and demand | GG, good at 60@76¢, according to quality; Califor- | Jath in new potatoes selling at 3@ o per ib, Oniona—Now southern sell at $6.25 per barrel, and California choice at 5 per Ib. Boana-_In_ moderato_ request; aavy, per bushel, $1.50@160; medium, ushel, $13041 40, Grocers’ List Su UaARS Pmand, 7§o; cut loaf, 7jo; gran- ulated, 7 A, 7o; Ntandard G} oxtra O, 540; modiam yellow, Shoj ey Oorrxes—Ordinary grades, 100; fair, 12; good, 11@120; prime, 13@130; cholos, 16@170; fanoy groen and yeliow, 16@16hc; old Rovernment Java, 20@26c; Arbuckle's rosst. &, 1430; MeLaughiin's X XXX ronsted, 1430; imitation_Java, 16{@18}c, Rope—Sisal, § inch and larger, 7ho § Inch, 8c; } inch, 810, Sauz—Uray loads, por bbl, 125 Ahton, n bla diiry In sncks, 8 60; sacks Ashton, W@ i un—?uppfir. 18c; epice, 140; cloves, 200 asnia, anw—-shndnrd Com.,, 270, bbls; Staadard do 4 gallon kegs, $1,30. Dry Fruirs—No 1, quarter apples. bbls N O sliced, boxes, evaporated, boxes, 830; blackberrics, boxes; llo peaches, 4. boxes, 9ho; peaches, evaporated, 25c; rasp- berries, 820 = OaNDY—Mixed, 10@11; stick, $@11c; twist Bick, 9o, CrackeRs —Garneau’s soda, butter and pic- nic. 4h; creams, 7h; gioger smaps, 74; City soda, Fisa—No, 1 mlokanl!hlll bbl quyybhxu 0.1 kits, 105; family kits 60c: No, hlwhah half bb , .650 No, 1 kits, 960; family half bbis,, 300; hmll kits and pails, 60c; No, 1 trout, half hbll b 25 1, 44c; Silver {Gloss, 8¢, ’Gorn xcelsior Gloss, 70; Corn, 7 ste.s .(Standard) per onso, 8903 strawberries, 21b “per case, 3 50; raspherries, 21b, per case, 2 50; California pears per case, b 80; apricots, per case, 5 00; peaches per case, 5 80; whito cherrics per case, 6 75; plums per case, 4 50; whortleber- 5 | iaver case, 500 g pluns, 2 1b, par case, con gages, 30,000 f &1, g’lb,p«r caso, 8 zlbém case, 2 90; pine OaBDLES—Boxes, 40 1bs, 168, 124, 8, 124c, boxorn 401bs, 16 oz, 64, 140, Maroaes—Per ‘caddio, 860; round,rl,case 2655; square, casos, 1.70; Oshkosh, cases gr 1,20 Sona—Ta b papers 810 por tonae; kog, per e e Dadiam barrels, 5003 do In Ball barrals, 00; nall, in bareels 6 0% do , 700 half barrels, kins in barr do in hlllGhluel d‘ 00, 4 45@560; ch -~Gunpowder, goo oloe, 60@76¢; good Imperial, w@Asn- ohm’eq so@ 66c; Young Hyson, good, 8(@50c; choice, 65 @l apan, nnmr-l lel(, 750; Japan choi Qolong good, 85@40c; Oolong cholce m@cm Bouchong, good, 20@40c; choice, 85 Rior—Louisiana, prime to choios, The. Woohmwun—'l‘wo hoop pails, ls??m‘:e g ‘Tube, No. 1, 8 50; boud-.us Double Crown, 3 Rn- Klrk’l Savon Imperial; 8 16; Kirk's atinet, 830; Kirl standard, 8 55; Kirk's White Ruasian, 4 85, PoTasH—Pennsylvania 885 ;Babbitt's ball, 2 doz. in case, 190; An chor ball, 2 do. in onu‘ 1 50, ViNeaaB—New York apple, 160 Ohio ap- Tobacco. Fino cut—Tard to eat, 700; Chirmn of the olden Throad, oe; § Rocky Moun” tain, Pl lxsr 1b,; Horse- shoe, 4G 46c; Bpearhead, 46c; Our Rope, b0e; Piper Heidsick, 60c; Punch, 400 ing tobacco ~O. B., 2201 Meersohaum, 300; Long Tom 805 Biackwell's Durham, 16 5 oz, B5; 4 oz, blo: 3 oz, 600, Fear'of "Norh Carolina, 16 oz., 430; 8 oz., 4 Novy Clippings, 26, 27c; 2 oz., 280, Druge, DEoas AND Unlllmu—Md. carbollo, acid, tartaric, bdej ml..m uopn!bfl. Killikinick, 4 oz, o ger 1b. eslome; 1b, Do) ineoaiaia. ner e 80 b0 LSy form, pes Ib, $1 00; Dovers powdars, per Ib, 81 33; opsom salts, per Ib, Sfo; giyoerin: pure, per b, 35 ead acetate, per b, 20c; ol, castor, N al., 81 60; oil castor, No, per gal., $1 w.ul olive, per gal., 81 40; o oviganum, 50c; opium, 84 60; quinine, P, & 6.—Wheat—Lower, | W,, and R, & 8,, per oz, $1 cans, 4 cans in oave | 3% G Todlde, per Ib,, 83 50; salici #ul hate morphine, per or. pe b, do; strychaine, per 1 Paints Olle and Varnishes, Ora—110 earbon, per gallon, 116 150 headlight, per gallon, 1%0; 175° headiight per_gallon, 16c; 150° water white, 150; lin- sood raw, per gallon, o3 linsoed boiled, por nllnl\.- ; Lard, winter str .Tvgfllfm..flc) SOc No.'2, B0; eastor XXX, per gal No. 8, 1 40; swoet, per gallon 1004 . B., per gallon, 1 60; fish W. B., eatsfoot extra, per gallon, me, , Toi lubrisating, sero, ' per gallon, wammer, 1pc; golden saachins, No. 1, per lon, 356; No, 3, 280; aperm, signal, per gal s 900; turpentine per gallon, 4fo; naptha, 74°, ver gallon, 160, 50- mlplmr, lon, Spirits, Ooroaxs Sririta—188 proof, 119; do, 101 roof, 120; spirits, second quality, 101 proof, §5: "do, 168 proot, 118 ALOOHOL—188 pooof alcokol 2 80 per wine ;F gallon. Witiskres—Redistilled whiskies, 1 00@1 50; Fine blended, 150@3 00; Kentucky bour: bons 2 00@6 00; Kentucky and Pennsylva- ni ryes, 2 00@6 b0, BRANDIES—Imported, 6 00@16 00; domes- Gixa—Imported, 4 60@600; domestlo, 150 Russ—Imported, 4 50@8 00; New England, 2 00@4 00; domestic, 1 50@3 00, CHAMPAGNES—Imported, per oase, 28 00@ 8400; American, per case, 10 CO@16 00, Dry Paints White lead 88¢c; French =me, 80) Fariy 'hltlng, 2403 whmni gilders, 1fc; whiting Yo I Germantown, 14 5 Temptiag ordiney, 106; Prussian blus, . o untramarine, 180; vandy brown, 8o; um be burnt, o; umber, raw, 4o; sienna, burn dotr slenna, raw, do: Paris green, nnmn 250 Paris green,common, 20c; chrome R'e 20c; chrome green, K., 1%0; vermillion, Eng Toe; vermilllon, Ameroan, 186 Tnd 100; rone pink, 1dc; Venetian, rod, Goovson's 2oi Venstian, red, American, 1§0; red lead ; chrome yellow, genuine, 0c; chromo yel- Iow, K., 12¢: ochre elle, Sc; ochre. Frenh 9%0; ochre, American, 2c; Wicters tolneral, %E- lehight brown, 2§o; Spanish brown e} VanNisrrs—Barrels, g;r gallon: Furniture, oxtra, 81 10; furniture, ll nonch, ex. tea, 81 40; mwh, WNo. 20 1 "700; hnmm, e Shellnc, 85 B0; ‘hand il Al $1"50, Paixts 1y Or—White losd, Omahs, P. P, Bjo; whito lead, St. Louls, pure, 6 60; Marseil lea green, 1to 5Ib cans, 200; French zino; een_senl, 120; French zinc, red seal, 1o, §French inb, in vrnish aast., 205 Fronch zing, in oil nast, 150; raw and burnt umber, 1 'b haru, 10c; raw and burnt Sienna 100; vandyke trown, 15¢; rofined lsmpblack, 120; conch black and ivory black, 16¢; drop ' black, loc Prusion_blue, 40¢; ulteamaring blue, 18 chrome green, L, & 160; blind and shutter green, L. & D., 160; Paris green, 180; Tndian red, 150; Venetian red, So; Tas can'red, 22c; American vermillion, I & yellow oehxe 9c; L, M., 0. & 1. 0. yollow ochre, 06; golden, cchre, 1051 pite dryer, 8c; graining colors, Light oak, dhrk oak, Sy anh, 1 Dry Goods Browx SHERTINGE—Atlantlo A, Tie; Atlan. tlo P, 5o; Atlantio LL, bic; Brunawick, 74o; Beaser Dam LT 5163 Eawsence LL, Eicy Bar cific H, 7§o; Hoyal Standard, 63c; Indian Hend A, 70; Wauchusett A, 6o, FINe BROwN SHERTINGS: -Argyle, 6o; Pop- porell R, 6}c; Salisoury R, 6o, BLEACHED CoTTONS—Ballon, 4- 4, 6&0‘ lon, 7-8, 54c; Cumberland, 4-4, 74c; Davol B AP eIt of chnpTsom 2 8o Glory o the We-t, 8o; Golden Gate, 850} 1l 4. nedale, 7Zc; New ank M.u. 1 c w‘mmu 1040, Duoks (Colorad)—Boston, 8 oz., 11301 Bos ton, 10 07, 10he; Boston, 9 oz, me, Fall River *Duoxs (Grag)—West Polnt,8 on., 11o; West Polnt 10 0z., 124c; Point Bear, 8 oz., 11 TioKmgs— Amoskon. Oontinontal Eoney, ofet Qordis, 13 Pearl River, 21c; Hamloton Awnings, 12)c. 130; Beaver Crock AA. 1lc) Beaver Creek BB, 100; Beaver Oreek 5;_Haymakors, 8 Joilrey D & T, 128; XXX, 12ho; Poarl Rivor, 13c; Wi ron AXA (brown), 116; Warren BB (brown), Lle; Warren CO (brown), 10c. Olatvnicn - ilth avontuoglove: falab, 4ho; Keyatono glove finish, 50. 1 :CoBsET J RANS—Amory, 1!0) Hancock, 8c; Kearsarge, Tho; Rookport, 630, Pacrs -Allens, Sie; Americas, by Arn old’s 6c; Cocheco, 60; Harmony, ndigo Io Inbd*legn%x me(-) In 4}o; Steel ver, r 4o Gl L5 q“i‘?i:i'.l”;;., ho; Wi 0 Gloucester, 4}0; Souf ; Wav loye 4403 Rosedale, 43c. Heav Blrdwm List, Tron, rates, 2 10; plow steel, speclal caat, dc; mmhla, Boj oast tools do, 16a20c; wagon pokes, per set, 225a8 00; hubs per sot, 255 lolloul nwfl;? 1gery, 140; tongues, auh. 70c; axles, ea BQuATe nuts per Ib, Tallc; washers, per lb, 8al8c; rivets, per lb 1lc; coil chain, per b, 6al2c; mdlu\zle, 80j iron wedges, g:‘ crowbars, 6o} harrow mch 4« spring stel, 7a80; Burdon's horso shoes, 4 30; Burden's mu.luhou. 5 80, BaRBED WiRE—In car lots, 4 00 per 100. Nams—Rates, 10to 60; iron, 2.25; steel, 2,55, SHoT—Shot, 150; buckshot, 1 85; orlental powder, kegn, 3 50a4 00;do, half kegs, 2 00; do quarter kegs, 150 blasting, kegs, 8 86; fuse, per 100 feet, 50c, Lrap—Bar, 165, CoAL—Cumberland blacksmith, 10 00; Mor- ris run_Blossburg, 10 00; Whitebresst lum 5 00; Whitebreast nut, b GDx Towa lump, 5 00; Towa nut, b 00; 7 00; Anthr @ | tio, 1 50@8 00, ince's mineral, DIN ln—Amo-ku Rook’ Spring, 7 50; | clet, 11 25a11 60; Canen City, 7 00 per on, Bldal. Steady; green butchers’ 6c; green cured, 7h@74c; dry flint, 12@14c, dry salt, 10@11ct damaged hides two-thirds price, Tallow—4}@bc, Greaso—Prime white, 13440, Sheop Pelta—260@75. Dry Lumber. Wholesalo—On Board Cars at Omaha, DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS, 2x6 2x8. £ ‘moa- 160 |17.00|18! nmuo‘ X 16.60(15.0|16.00| 17,001 18 0019.00 16,0016,00/17.001.00120.00 21,00 16.50116 60117.60115.60119.5020.60 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 12 70 No, 4 boards, 12, 14 and 16 t, (shipping cull). 10 7 500 6,00 bt 6 60 ¥ENCING, No. 1, 8 inch, 12 and 14 feet, rough No, 1, 6inch, 16 feet, rough. No. 2, 6 inch, 12 and 14 feet, rough. No. 2, 6 inch, 16 feet, rough. No, l 4 lm:.\'ll 12 and 14 feet, No. 1, 4 inch, 16 feet, rough. No, 2, 4 inch, 12 and 14 fee No, 2, 4 inch, 16 feet, rough. BIDING, 18t Com., 12, 14 and 16 foot. 14 and 16 feet. Fence, 14 and 16 foet.. . inch, Norway inch, Norway 1st Com, 6 inch, white pine 2d O ch,' white pin Sel, Fence 6 nch, white pi 1st and 2d Clear yellow pine, 14 50 15 50 1st Com, m.. 14 and 16 feet. BEADED CEILING, 2d Com, f ¥LOORING, , white pine. No. 1, Plain, 8 or 10 inch. 00 fio,z Plaja, 10inch.... FINISHING, 1st, 2d and 8d Clear, 1}inch, s, (2 st, 2d, and 3d Clear, 1) and 2 inch, B Select, 13, 1§ and 2 inch 1at, 2d and $d, Clear, 1 inch, A Bolect, 1 inch, 5. B Select, 1 inch BTOCK BOARDS, A 12 inch, &, 18, 12, 14 and 16 feet B 121nch, & 14, 12, 14 and 16 feet 0 12 inch, 2,14 and 16 feet. . D12 inch, 1. 13, 14 and 16 oot No. 1 Com. 12 812, 14 and 16 and 20 f¢21 00 ! 14.a0d 16 8,14 18 00 85¢, | sweet, per b, t | Hides.— No. 2, lb‘Dgl WHITE PINE, YELLOW PINE, CALI- BATTRN! WELL TUBING, PIOKET 0.G. Bats, 81nch. . 0. G, Batey 23 fuch ch Bats, inch well tul) n 'Y nch well tuh\mh HM 16 inch, Olear. *A* Standard, hmch Clear Lnth POSTS, tho Qedar, 6 inch, halves hlu COedar, b} inch, halves White Cedar, 8 inches, quarters. Wlm.e Codar, 4 inch, round. LIMR, ETC. Quincy white lime (bom. v l ‘ement . Plaster (Michigan) * ‘arred felt, per cwt. 11 e ol g ¢ l\r‘u 8L 2, 40 170 _1.60 o — Dhflvblfi MARKET, From._ Colorado, 100 1100 1bs, s, 1 501 70) ent, 100 Ibe,, zma]fi Kansus, 100 Ibe 2 @3'00; m--hun 1bs, 1505 rys, 100 Iba, ns. buck-wheat, per bbl, 7 50, GRaIN, Frxn, Kro,—Wheat | 100 Ibs, 8100 comn in ‘sacks on track, 100 Ibs, 65@70; oata, in sncks on track, 100 Ibs, enstern white, 1 15@1 20; Oolundowhlu,l 2»@1 0; mixed, 110@1 16; barley 100 Ibs, 1 50@1 85; br ton, on_track, 14 00@15 oo; uhop, corn, 106 Ibs, on track, 70e@70; chop iwixed, 100" Ibsy oé:ltzack, 100@1 20; corn meal, 100 ibs, 130 Hav—Baled, upland, ton, 18 00@15 apland, looss, ton, 10 80@13 00; second. bot- tom, buled, 10 00@11 00; alfalfs, looss, to 102 V@10 00 ateaw, baled, on track, ton, 8 00 410 Burren — Oreamery, fancy, Ib, creamery, fine, Ib, 35@38¢; dairy, choico, 20@230; dairy, good, Ib, 13@200; dairy, falr 1b, 16@16c; cooking, | 'Eaas—State, mm& md “warranted, doz, 5@360; ranch, doz, 36@8 Ongese—Full cream, lb%lm half cream bolo@lle; “skim, Ib, Uoj Swiss domestio b, 28c; Swiss, imported, 80@820; tHim- burger, 180, Pourtry —Live old chickens, doz, 5 00@5 50; dmaswj%:‘h. 1b, 16@16c; dressod turkeys, Ib,, PorATORS—! O:Iondo. 100 1bs, 95@105; o, VEGETABLES — Onlnnl. yollow, 100 lbl. 295; oabbage, 100 100 1bs, 1 10@1 25; tunllpl. 100 lhl l 25 valm—lmmnnu. per box, Mn!ulnl. 4 00® 50; oranges, Florida, per box, 6 50@7 00; Erlm fancy bbl, 5 00@b6 50; apples, madmm, (llflnnMnrugHakn!u,tmb‘ T d bacon, breaktns| ry Bt sldew, b, 7A@8o; laxd in’ palls, &93«1 ¥d in torces, 8fc, Fresa Mears—Dressed beef, Colorado, per 3,7 74@8o; hogs, Ib, 61@6ho; ‘mutton, Ib, 7 lel Sroox—Colorado steers, per 100 lbs 410@4 50, Flint No, 1, per Ib, 114@130, Oc; green steers and brand alf, I, 4@ho; greon cal, 1, B@10c green kip, b, 6@7o; sheop ekina, dry, 8@10c; deer akins, n., 16@20c; antolapo ki, o, 19@15; allow, or—Calorado No, 1. por 1b, 14@15c; bugk, b fo; Moxican, 1@10c. 160@2 Caiitorala. vebme lr‘:?.u?h 1050} 00 Oliforbla. walmon, 0 Holl: mrl ‘mm y : ng, kog, 1 60@1 €0y trout, [per FRED W. GRAY, (Sucorssor o) FOSTER & GRAY, W EOLES.MA LE LUMBER v oured, Ib, FORNIA REDWOOD ASH, OAK, BLACK WALNUT, SPANISH OEDAR. Bear Creek Lime, Louisylle Cement Portland Cement, Towa and Michigan Plas- ter, Hair, Etc, Etc. Cor. 6th & Douglas St HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY. Direct Line for England, France and Germany. The svoamships of this woll known line are bully o Iron, In wator-tight compartments, and are fur- uished’ with overy roquisito to mako the passago both safo and agreabls, Thoy carry she United and leave New York aya for Plymouth (LONDON Oherboug, (PARIS “tad HAMBURG Rates, Flrst Cabln, $30-8100. trom 11 mburg, $10. ' C. eral Pass, Agents, Steerago, to or jon. New York' and ‘hicagn, or Henry Pundt, Mark Hausen, ¥. E. Moores, Harry Deuol In Omaha; Gronewlg & Schoenegen, in Council Bluff 8 H, 8. ATWO0O0D, Plattsmouth, Neb. Broeder of thoroughbred and high grade Hereford and Jersey Cattle, And Duroc and Jersey Red Swine, PERFEGTION Vapor Stoves are Warranted. In- | spection Invited. JO HN HUSSIE, 2407 Cuming 8t., Sole Agent for Omaha, They standatihe Head|- THE BEST SIIDES For Gentlemen's wear, In the :nxld for the money- A fact thoroughly and unequivocally estab- shed by the unparalleled success and con- stantly increasing demand for them, Their shoes combine Comfort, Style and Durability. ASK YOUR DEALER ¥OR TUE 8tacy, Adaws & Co,, 8hoe. Theso goods are made of the best French and Domestic stock, Kavgaroo tops, in Hend and Machine sewed, 1n Congress Button & .14 AND EVERY PAIR WARRAN ) Tirrell & Cook 1308 Farnam Street, RAILWAY. THE BEST ROUTE AND SHORT LINH Omaha Council Bluffs and Chicaeo, Theony 1o take for Des Moines, Marshall. town, Oedar Rapids, Clinton, Dixle, Chioago, Mil le_of Ni Novad, Among a few of the numerous polnts of superl ly enjoved by the patrons of this road botwoon Omaba and Chi ol twotraing & day of DAY human Ingenulty can oreato; 'SLEEPING OARS rhich are models of comfort and slogance; Its fPan LOR DRAWING ROOM OARS, unsur; A 18 whioly solobrated PALATIAL DINING CA RS Sho equal of which cannot be fourd elsewhore ouncil Blufts the tralns of the Union Pacifio Ryt oonnncl in, Union Depot with those of the Chica o & Northwestorn Ry In Chicago the trains of thie fino make close connaction wikh thoso of all onstorn nes. For Detrolt, Columbus, Indianapolls, Clocinnaty, Niagara uffalo, Piltaburg, Toronto, Montreal Boston, New ¥ork, Phfladelphis, Baliimero, Wash, ington and ll poln'ts In tho East, ask the tickel agont for oketa via the NORTH.WESTERN, ' It vou wish the bast accommodations, All toket agonts sell tickets via this line, M, HUGHITT, R S HAIR, Genoral Manager, Gon. Psa. Agent. CHICAGO W.N. BABCOCK, 1412 Farnam§t , Omaha, Neb. CHICAGO, Milwankee & St Panl RAIL WAY. THE SHORT 4T T And BEST ROUTE. rROM OMAHA TO THE EAST. TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND Chicago, Minnoapolis, Milwaukee, St. Paul, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Clinton, Dubuque, Rockford, Rock Island, Freeport Ligin, ison, Baloif, Winona, And all othor Important points East, North- enst and Southeast, Gen Mekot offce a¢ 0L Farnam stroot (in Paxton To tel), and at Union Pacifio Depot Pullman Sloopers and the. Finest Dising Cars in the World are run on tnemain lines of the Cricaco MILWAUREN & St. PAUL R' and every attontion is paid o passaners by coutteous employes of thocompany. 8. 8. A. V. H CARPENTER, General Gow'l Passengor Agent. R. MILLE] GEO. F. HEATFORD, Au't Gen'l Managor. Ass't Gon'l Pass Agent J.T. CLARK, Gen'l Sugerintendent Railway Time Table. In Effect April 5th, 1885, of the travelllng publlo 1s celled o thisls the only compleso and absolately Pl Sl it e Lo o) ng arrito at and dopard from Omaha by Central Standard Time, . © g Traino of Aho G Sk F. M. & 0, it pazt from tholr do; stroots; tralns o/ tho 8. J. & C. B. frombo B, i i the Unlon Paclflc depot. a, Daily; by oxcept Bitards; oxcept ¥onday. anagor, ©, except Bunday) d, WESTWARD DRPART. A ARRIVE, Union Faclrm A M. Pacifio Express Tioa Denver tv B 10, XProg. . Night Express. —..|i0 08 BOUTHWARD, e Mlaguvl Pacific 9 10a| 8 508 8 16c| 8 160|- "G B. & For Chioago via Phtam'th 9 20s| 7 For Chicago via O, Bluffs| 9 é5a) NORTHWARD, 3 b itoux’ Oity Expros Oakland Accommodation(10 !l)n owa Dlv. 8.C.&P. 4. Paul Day Exproso, . B4, Paul Night Expross.| 9 d6a aMAnA BRIDCE TrAINS Du 4 049,7 60 BEO,WW.HHIH‘I.“ , 800, 4 00, 455, 660 1110 pm. On Sundaysthe 760 Ind 10008 w and 500 and 400 p m traing do ot run. Arrive at frang. fex dopot 18 wlnudes lador: Broadway dopos 30 saln iea later, Lexvo Council Bluffs (Br. 08, 10 80, 11 40 & 1n; 1 wnd'11 45 . On bundy vho o 80 and 114 & m and 880 and 6 25 p m trains will not run, Arrive af stor 7 nunum ter, Omaha 20 minuten ater TransforTralng—Loave Omahaat 8 15, am, 1285, 4 ‘ZD,! 16 and 7 00 p m, dally, Awmirs 839 45aad 1115 am, 120, 880, T 85 and 5p. m rhuy dapcl)ll LA 50, 8 30, SUNDAY TRAINS To and from Chlcago via the Tripartite Alllance Lines. i, | RATURDAY WVA. K-W|NW| BI[ Ml | 81 911728 14 1221 14 28 Apll I-Rfll 121 4-25 11 18 May. 10-81 17] 8241 16%-23 | 0-80 Bunday cvening aud Monday morning trains Aty \n corresponding ordor. C. 1. & Q. tralus run eve ay. 1-22 March 15 STOCK YARDS TRAINS. Leave Unlon Paciflo depot at 640 & m and 5 35 Arrlvo from Stock Yards ab7 26 a m and 6 25 ¢ m. Seventeen years Experience, DR.G.W.PANGLE Resder of Diseases of Mon ani Women. Electric Maguetlo and Herbolist Physicisn Now located at 1210 Doug , Neb., up-stairs. A correct disgnosis given without ‘any explanation trom the paticnt, Consultation free st office. | Treat the Following Diseases. l lhu Head. Diseases of Liver Compl <I.ln(,h\l\0u ebility, Mental anhood, Diabet Dance, Hbeumat' w tula, Fever 8o and ‘Tumors remo\ ¢ edwithout the knife, or the drawing of s drop cf Iflnbd Woman, \\llh hur du leate organe, Restored to Health, Dropsy Cur out Tapp Specinl nl\\.lu-n Disesses of ed in two three hours or Piles Cured or No Charges M “Iiose who are afflicted will eave live and hun. ¢reds of dollars by calling on or usiog Di. G, W, IA\ldl’d Herbal Medicines, ure Pree Muntood W DVREY it 8 Utk dpecial ) (wom Toe ao 811 it RO & GO.s LOUISIANA, MO L Brorie bred.) Dr CHAS. SHIVERICK, FURNITURF UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERIES, Passengor Elevator to all floors, 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam Stroet OMAHA, NEBRASKA T ARDWOOD T ,UMBER A Fall Amortment of Air and Kiln Deled Walnut, Cherry, Redwood, eto. Hardwood and Poplar Panel, Hardwood Flooring, Wagon Stock, Stair Builders' Materlal, Rod Codar Posts, Common Oak Dimension and Bridge Timbers, Oedar Boards for moth proofclossts, Eite, Veneors, Fancy Woods for Soroll Sawing, Eto,, Fto. 8.W.Cor.9th and Douglas. Omaha. Neb. RUEMPING & BOLTE, Manufacturers of Ornamental GALVANIZED TRON GORNICES, FINIALS Dormer Windows, Window Oaps, Metallio Sky-Lights, &o 816 South 12th Stroot, Omaha, Neb, Ash, Butternut, Yellow l‘nsllr Tin, Tron and slate Roofers, Work done in any part o the country. W ENRY T. CLARKR, Prest. and Treas. CLARKR,Vice Presiden JOHN T, CLARKE, Seeretary, H. T. CLARKE DRUG COMPANY. SUCCEEDING LEIGHTON & CLARKE, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS ARGEST Jobbing Drug house hetwoen Chloago and San Franclsco. CAPITAL STOCK, §200,000 4 shall boat the bottom of tne mrket at all times. Will daplicate Chicago and St, Louls prices i Ireight added. _Our spoc'alty will b Puwre Drugs, Paints, Oils and Window Glasr Es imates given on place glass. To those about to embark fn the deug business will do woll to11 11 Jour Intercst by oalling on s or send for our prioe lish whioh wil avpose ™~ bout January sth, " Mell orde sollolted 14 0 P, BOY R CO., DEALERS IN Hall's Safe and Lock Comp'y FIRE AND BURGLAR PROCF ETE, OAFES, VAULTS, LOCKS, LOSO IFarnam Mtreot. Oxmmalha P SPECIAL NOTIOE TO Growers of Live Stock and Others. WE OALL YOUR ATTENTION TC Our Ground Oil Cake It In’the best and cheapest food for stock of any kind. One pound is equal to three poutds of o orn. Stock fed with Ground Oil Gake In the Fall and Winter Instes nola down, will increase in weight and be In good marketable orndi- fon in the Dairymen, as well sa others, who use it, can testify to its mer- fts. Tryltand dve for yourselves, Price $24.00 per ton. No chargo for sacks. Address WOODMAN LINSEED OIL WORKS, Omaha. Neb. THE 4a. L. STRANG COMPANY, Double and Single Acting Power and Hano PUMPS STRAM PUMES , Hose, Brass and Iron Fittings AY WIND-MILLE, VHUROB 'Epgine Ttlmml s, Mining Machinery, Belil n)gm losale or retall. HALLA AND SOHOOL BELLS. Corner 10th and Farnam 8t., Omaha Neb. C. F. COODMAN. Wholesale Druggists AND DEALER IN Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Window Glass OMAHA, NEB, M. HELLMAN & CO., =Wholesaie Glothiers 1301 AND 1303 FARNAM STREET, COR. 13TH, ONVEAELS. NEIES. ERTEL'S HAY PRESSES. Are the Cheapest, Most Durable, Smallest in Size and Lightest in Weight. With nohay presses of any kind can tlle amount of work produced, such little expense (tea tons of hay and over to load railrosd box car,) a can be done with tho Ertel Improved Machints ~Wasranted or no salo. For illustiated new circulir addre ERTEL & CO., Mention Omwaha Be TULLOOK, Eng. & Supt. . N, SADLER, Asst. Eog, . W, DLAMOND, Asst, Secy MISSOURI VALLEY BRIDGE AND IRON WORKS OFFICE AND WORKS LEAVENWORTH, KAN. Man'fg's and Builders of Wrongut Iron, Steel, Howe Truss and Combination BRIDGES For Railroads and Highwa; Tarn Tables, Draw Spavs, Roo Tiuser, Plers and Sub- stiuicturoe, 0 ey, Shie & Tull PROPRIETORS, A 45, A, MeLouth, ENSH. A Wite, Ploace send us notloe of !l bridge work 2 Iit. Corrcspoudeace solicited from eugiteers and bridg optractois.