Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 28, 1885, Page 3

TIPSR AT SR N TR G ST RN S T M (YRR AV Y IR O < oo Y IR TN T RTINS 4 TN [ —— e B S THE DAILY BEE-~-THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1885 - Nitional OMAHA, NEBRASKA. PAID UP CAPITAL - - . BURPLUS NOV, 1,1884 - -« « OFFICERS! 8, W, Yarss, A. E. TovzALiN, Pr:(idene, Vice President, W.V,Moong, Jxo,8.Corins, Lewis 8, Rexo K. K, Hayden,Ass't. and Acting Oashier. BANKING OFFIOR: The Iron Bank, COR. 12th AND FARNAM BTS, A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED, INTEREST allowed on time deposits upen favorable terms and upon accounts of banks and bankers, FOREIGN EXCHANGE, Government Bonds and Oounty and City securities bouvht and sold, In ita treatment of customers the most lib- eral polioy is pursued consistent with nm{ and sound banking, and we invite correspond ence or personal inquiry in connection there- with, e e e ————— FINANGE AND COMMERCE. FINANOIAL Naw Yore, May 26,—~Money—Easy at 1 per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 4@5 per cent, Foreign Exchange—Unchanged at $1.86}; demand, $4.88%, Governments—Throes were strong and showed a slight advance on moderate business; others dull and unchanged. Stocks—Day by day the stock market con- tinues to grow duller and more lifeless, To- day’s total sales were only 87,378 sheres, and in no siwgle stock did transsctions exceed 18,000 shares. It was absolutely featureless all day, At the opening there was a decline of & small fraction, which Was soon checked, and then the market became dull and steady and so continued throughout the remainder of the day, Extra transactions were fo most cases only from % to 4, $250,000 22,000 Boiiiieans «s 1033 Oo do do Northwestern. . pid. New York Central. Orogon Trane-Continontal. . .. n I’Aheo Car Gompany, Rook Tsland........... Wostern Unmn Telegraph. U.R. &N GENERAL PRODNUCE. OHIOACO, CH10A60, IIL, May 27,—Flour—Dull and unchanged. \thb—Actlva and lower; opened weak sc lower; latez, declined §c more, fluctu- lraq\\un&lv, within small range, and nlol 180 under yesterday; 86fc for cash and Mly. Sl»h for June; 88@88ke for July; No. 2 red, 934@94c. Corn—Fairly active but unsettled; opened firmly @1c over yesterday, quickly ‘wenken- ed. however, declining 4c, recovered }@gc, s b e A ea ket naa ol teca) 1@fo undsr yesterday; 468c_for cash and May; 45§@dbio mr June; b for July, Oata—Moderately active; futures opened 3@3c easier, bename dull, and imfluenced by weakne:s in other markets declined }@fo; 33@33}c for cash; 824c for May and June: $2%c for_July. tye—Dull at 70c. Barley—Nominal_at 600, @'fugothy Seed—Uuchanged; prime, $1,60 62, Flaxseed—Unchanged; No, 1 at $1.88, Pork—Moderatively active; declined 15@ 20c and closed rather easy; $10.50@10.55 for cash and May; $10.523@10.55 for for June; $10.620@10.65 for July, Lard—Only moderatively active; ruled easier; declined 5@10c, and closed steady; 86.45@0. “3 for cash, May and June; $6.668 6,574 for July, 5@4,00; short short ril Bulk Meats clear, $.50@5 , $5.25, Whiskey—Steady at 81,15 Butter—Dull and easy; fine creameries, 14 @16¢; good to fine duiry, 7@ldc, Chooso—Uuchanged; chedders, 73@Sc; ki, 1@, g Unchangod; 120124, es—Unchanged Tallow—Uuchanged; No, 1 country, 5}@bfic e onips, Flour, bbla Whest, bush Corn, bushel Onts, bushols Ryo, bushels Barley, bushel MILWAUKER PRODUON MrcwAvE, Wis, May %7.—Wheat— Strong; No. 2 Milwaukee, 860; June, S04c; houlders, Afternoon Board — Wheat — Declined 1@ orm—i@}c lower. OINCINNATY, Orxorysar, O, May 27, lower; No, 2 red, $1.00. 4 Oorn—Weak and lower; No, 2 mixed, @"'lo. S aats Jats —Irregular; No. 2 mixed, 353@86%0. Rye~'3u|l-l~\o 2 fall, 74@750. Barley —Lower; extea No. 3 spring, 65c. Pork--Dull at 1100, Lard—Dull and lower at $6.30. Whisky—Quiet at 81,18, LIVRRPOOL. Wheat ~Quiet and in Wheat—Heavy; 189 Liverpool, May poor demand; hnldnrl offering moderately; | 8¢ red western spring, 7s 3d@7s 6d; red westerm winter, 78 8d@7s 11d. Corn—Dull and in poor westorn, s yd. Pl — LIVE 8TOOK, OHIOAGO, Om10AGo, TIL, May 27.—The Drovers’ Jour- nal reporte: Oatele—Kassipta, 2,000 hea lower; shipping_steers, mon to good_butchers, $2, § stockers and feeders, 83.00@4.7 Hogs—Receipta, 180,000 _he rough and’ mixed, d shipping, 83 H5@4.00; ight, § @4,00; skips, $3. Shoap-Tiecolpty, 2,700 head: slow; 100 200 Tomors thort matives, 82.60@5.75; wooled, $3,00@4.50, demand; lowe: ing BT, LOUIS, Br, l’aum. Mo. May 27.—Oattlo—Receipts, 8.200' h ments, 600 head: good prices and mnd u piog steers, $4.60@85.85; good butchers’ stears, $4.65 ‘mixed butchers’ stuff, $3.25@4.50; native stockors’ and feeders, Sheep—Receipts, 2,000 1,600 head; quiet; ;mnd mul tirm; fair to choice $3.00@4 8,65, X 50, oad; shipmente, ed and KANBAS OITY LIVE BTOCK. Kaxsas Orry, Mo, May 27, ~Oattle—Re- celpte, 1,800 head; shipments, 900 ho: weal; for shipping grades values shade lower exporters, £5,20@5.40; common _to _choice shipping, $4.50@5,15; feeders, $4.30@4.60; cows, $2.80@4,00, Hogs —Keceipts, 10,000 head; shipments, 5,000 head; weak and b lower; assorted $3,00; heavy and mixed, $3.50@5.55, Sheep—No receipts; shipments, 120 head; quiet; common to good muttons, $2.00@ 0, e —— OMAHA MARKETS, Or¥iox or THE OMAHA B Wednesday Evening, May 2 } The following prices are charged retailers | @3 by jobbers, wholesale and commission me chants with the exception of grain, which is quoted at the prices furnished by the elova- tors and other local buyers: Lave stock Market, Hogs—Receipts at the Union Stock yards were heavy to-day; the market declined b5@10c, Common rough mixed ack- iog, ~ $330@3.35; good choice mixed packing, sun@uq (Oonmgn rough hogs and ekips unsaleable, All sales of stock in this market are made per cwt live weight unless otherwise stated. Dead hogs sell at 1ic per pound for weights of 200 pounds and upwards, and lc for under 200 pounds, Pregnant sows are docked 40 pounds and stags 80 pounds, Sheep—Tho market 15 steady at $3.75@4.00 for choice sheep. Cattle—Butchers’ stock, $3.75@4.25 for fair to wood; dressed beef stoers. $4.60@5.10 for &ood light to choice heavy, Grain n@wc S dey, fin :"‘i%i?; ?i‘;‘y fi””m"@‘i‘i i 5 n J Aol s oA T A G Tallow—4i@be, Grense—Prime -mu 18440, Shoep Pelts—250@75. Flour and Millstuffs, SELLING PRICES, ‘Winter Wheat—Firm;best quality patent at $3.00@3. 30, Becond auality—82.70@3.00. 8pring Wheat—Best. qmmy patentlat 83,10, Second quality—82.40@3.00, Bran—760 per cwt. Uhopfid Feed—Per 100 1bs., 950@81.00 Corn Meal—81. 00@1.20 r owt, Boreanlng—No. 1, 60 perm; No' 2, 50c. Hominy—$1.50 per owt, Shorts—760 per cwt. Graham—8$3,00 per cwt, Hay—818, 00@16.00 0 per ton, Genarn Produce nkggs—stmnger, strictly fresh bring 10@ Butter—Only the best graas butter taken by tho trade aud uothing above 124c obtain- Poaltry—O1d chickens are steady at $3,00@ 8,50 per doz, nccording to quality, Sprivg chickens, mostly very small, selling fairly weil at $3.00@3 50; larger sizes in good demand and will bring better prices. Potatoes—Recsipts very light and demand | CC, good at 60@75¢, according to quality; Vi new potatoes selling at 3@ o pes | Onions—New southern sell at $6.2 baral, aud Califoraia, choico at 5o por Ib, Beans—In moderate request; navy, per g.l,,gbal $L60G1.00; - modium, "por bishel, Califor- r Grocers' List Buvaars—Powderad, 7§ ulated, 7§o; confectioner 7o; Standard extra O, Go; extea O, Bio; Lbedd yellow, bho; dark yollow, Bie. Oorrees—Ordinary geades, 100 fair, good, 11@12c; prime, 12@i3c; choloe, 16@170; llne{ green and yellow, 1f 1640; old Rovernment Java, 20@260; Arbuckle's ronst. , 14to; McLaughlin's XXX X roasted, 143 ava, 16§@183c. 1 § inch and larger, 74o § tach, % inch, 8 [sAu ur.y "loads, per bbl, ufi{’mmn. in sacks, 3 50; } sacks Ashton, 1 00; bbls diry 260@2 75, Se1oes—Pepper, 18¢; splce, 140; cloves, 205 sssia , 1oc, Synup—Standard Com,, 270, bbls; Staadard July, 88}, Corn - More active; No _ngc. o, Oats—Steadlor; No. Rye—Lower; No. 1, 5. artay-Thetters No, 5 570, Provikions —Lower; mess pork, round lots, cash and June, 810,67; July. $10.77, NEW YORK PRODUON, New Youx, Moy 27,—Whaa! closod steady; recelpts, 4,000 b 16,000 Jbu; ungrad red, B red, U14c, elovator; July closing at b Corn—S po, easier; options opened wealk, latrr reacted, and closed stoady; receipts, muua bu; exports, 112,000 b nngnusfl, z! Filc; No, 2, 8) 63@bo, elevator; 5@ culuu July closing at 63jc, ts —Bhade better; receipts, 16,000 bu; ex- mry, 85 bu; mixed western, 38@ 400, Egzs—Qulet; very steady; western, 131@ 688 spot, $11.50@1 western steam spot, 6,75; July, $6.78@6,85 Butter—Dull and lowar; western, TOLEDO, Toueno, O, May —Wheat—Bteady; No. 3, nash and May, 02, " Corn —Quiet; No, 2 May and June, 48}c, Oats—No quotations, KANSAS OITY, Kansas Orry, Mo, May 27.—Wheat— Lower; cach, 803 June, ~S0§@804c; July, L!;lll—l.uwar; oash, 40ke; June, 40fc bid, 40f0 asked: July, 414¢ bid; 413c avked. Oats—Nominali no'bids, ar, wvll PRODUCE, Br, Louvw, M ay 27,—Wheat—Lo fairly “activ for June; 81.03¢ for July, —Lower and dull; 44)@44§o for cash; “Jet.'qn’lhh UAE ‘ljd"lura une and Jul; af LOWED aD( Il 3. bid for May; 820bia for Juss CMbi 0 we—sm. To@1le bid 'hlsky—Steady at $1.13, ower but exports, No. 2 6.70@ 10@17¢. pwer, 81, 011@4[01 for cash; 81,004 | 40@b50; do 4 gallon kegs, $1,50. Dry Frorms—No 1 qnlmr apples, bbls 5oy N O lhud boxes, 64c: evaporated, boxes, Shoy berries, A Uo peaches, - em peaches, evaporated, 250; rasp- --omn—mxed. 10@11; stick, $@11c) bwist stick, o, CHACKERS — Garneau's soda, butter and pic- creams, 73; ginger snaps, 74; City No. 1 mackorel | halt bbls., Family } bbis,, 8 50; No, 1 ki kit 60c: No. { wmum half bb 1 kits, family hall kits ':::d le-. ‘I Lls., 5 2! alf b BraRcH—Pear] lo) Bllv-r (Gloss, 805 Corn Starch, 80; Excelsior Gloss, 70; Corn, o pone—Oruas o ; strawberries, per case, Faspberrics, 21b; po peaches per ocase, bb ; white cherri caso, 6 75; pluma per case, B0s whoretol: ries 'per case, 8 00; exg plums, 2 1b, per case, 390; green gages, 2 Ib, por case, 2 90; pine aples, 2 Ib, per caso, 8 20@5 OabDLES—Boxes, 40 1bs, 16e, 12}, Bs, 1340, boxers 401be, 16 oz, Ge, Mc. Matoaes—Per ‘oaddie, 3001, Found, el case 2065, sqaare, cases, 170; Oshkosh, cases gr 1,30 sOm-In 1b papers 825 per cane) kog, per hcum—uadhuu in barrels, 5 00; 00 ln B, barrela s 00r -0 12 Dasmels, 7 0 400, Tuas--Gunpowder, 45@550) cholee, $0@10; good Faiperials 4@ ASes ot m“ e Youlw Hywon, gocd, '7‘5?5.‘1"" cholos, 6 , natural leat, it O olon good, 86@40o:. Oolong n:fi’;tu:’e SR e Sy 80@40c; oholce, 85 Bwl— hum ahnhn, @The. | 39 ‘WooneswARE—Two he p.n- 1 85; three hoop paile, 210, Tubs, whshboards, 1753 Donbh Om'u. 198' buckets, Bors—Kirk's Bavon Imperlal; 8 15; Kirk'y J , 886; Kirl ite lem, 4 85, PoTASH—Ponnsylvanis cans, 4 cans in oase 8 35 :Babbitt's ball, 2 dos, in clne, 190; An thor’ "ball, 3 doz. in case, 1 50, Vlvmn—N-w York apple, 1603 Obio ap- plo, 18¢, Tobacoco. Fine out—Hard to Beat, 70¢; Charm of the West, 60c; Fountain, 740; Golden Thread, 67cj Favorite, 60c; Buds, 50c; Rocky Moun 40c. per_1b,; Horse. poarhead 600 ) '220; Meersohaum, wr;l ‘s Durham, 16 5ol shoe, Rope, b0c; Piper Hel dnlc Smoking $obacso =0, o Droas AND Urem1oars—Aeld, earbolle, 4 %o acid, tartario, 550; balsam ocopaibs 1b. 650; bark, snssatras, por I o lh Wc. einchonidl per form, per Ib, $1 o nmfi a:‘;ieni per, b, $1 35; eptom_salts; per ; giycerine, bt ~|..'w|p.:e¢m 167500 ol o Lpee ghio 0 castor, No. , $140; ofl, 81 40; of itm, &x;inlna b, & LA oz, % ) potamiuzi Todlde, per ib,, 88’ 50; salicin, 8%y sul hate morphine, per oz., $3 b0j lu]phllr, po b, do; ltrnhnlnn, per oz, §1 80, Paints Ofls -nfl ‘Varnishes, Ors—110 oarbon, per gallon, 1loy 150 hoadlight, per gallon, 130; 175° headiight per_gallon, 160; 150°" water white, 1503 lin- d raw, per gallon, 3o linseed boiled, por gl bo; Lard, winte str'd, per g gallon, 706} No, 1 X, per gal- lon, m per gallon, 1 00; per h W. B., ; neatafoot uxtn. per g-unn, uhnelflnq. zero, per gallon, o Iden machine, No, 1, per gal- lon, 85¢ 280; 0] , signal, per gallon 900; turpenhne per gallon, 450; naptha, 74°, ver gallon, 1 Spirits, CoroaNe Spirita—188 proof, 119; do, 101 fmnt. 120; spirits, second quality, 101 proof, 9: 'do, 188 proof, 118, finmnob—w& pooof aleokol 3 80 per wine gallon, ‘Wriskies—Redistilled whiskies, 1 00@1 50; Fine blended, 1 50@3 00; Kentucky bour- bona 2 00@6 003 Kanhmky and Pennsylva- nla ryes, 2 00@6 50, BrANDIRS—Imported, 6 00@16 00; domes- tic, 1 50@38 00, Runs—Imported, 4 50@8 00, New England, 2 00@4 00; domestic, 1 50@3 00, CHAIIrAOle~ImporLad, per case, 28 00@ $4.00; American, per case, 10 CO@16 00. Dry Paints Whlu Iud French me, 6o Faris | 201 whiting, W] :cgkmlden, 1§e3 whltlng Aot AL Goebant oA lampblack, ordinary, 10c; Prussian blue, o untramarine, 18c; vandyke, brown, 8c; um be burnt, dc; umber, raw, 40; sienna, burn dctr sienna, raw, do: Parls groen, Renmn 350 Paris green,common,20¢; chromo| 20c; chrome green, K., 120; vermillion, Eng 7bc; vermillion, American, 18c; Indian, red 10c; rose pink, 1dc; Venetian, red, Cookson'’s fo; Venotian, red. American, 1§¢; red lead Thos chrome yellow, genmne, ve, 05) chrome yele 120: ochre ' rochelle, So Frei ochre, Amenom, So; Winter s ‘ineral, lehigh brown, 2ic; Spanish brown., 2c; nce'a mineral, VarNisREs—Barrels, gern gallon: Furniture, gxiey, 1 10; fomitury 81; coach, ex 81 40: 5120 Dacaan, xien, hucum, extra, 850, shellac, $3 150, PaINTs 1§ O1r—White lesd, Omaha, P. P Sfo;.white lead, St. Louls, purs, 6 60; Marsei los areon, 1to 51b cans, 20c; French zino; n_seal, 12; French zino, red seal, 110, §French rins, in varnish asst., 206; French zing, in oil asst, 160; raw and bumnt umber, 1 'b han,, 106; raw und burnt Sienoa 100;vandyke grown, 136; rofined lampblack, black .nrl lvbry black, 160; d black, 160; Prassian. biue, 40c; 'ulteamacine biue, 180, chrome green, L. M & D.. 160; blind and shutter groen, L. M., & D., 16 16c; Tndian red, 166; Venstian red, Se; Tus! %; American vermillion, I & P.- y.flaw ochre, 90. L M, 0. & fi 0., 18s; low_ochre, 9c; dryer, 80; graining o mo.k, e walnut, chestnut and ash, Dry Goofll BROWN SHERTINGS—Atlantio A, 7io; Atlan- 705 Wi Fing Brown Snrruwos—Ax-gyla. 60; Pep- perell R, 61c; Salisoury R, 6o, BLEACHED bm'mwu—Bnllon 4»4 63c; Bal" lon, 78, bho; Oumberland, 4-4, 1 avoll DD, 3 Fairmount, 4o; Fruit of the Loom 4, 8 u~ Glory of tho Wost, 84c; Golden Gate, 8o 7.8, 7c; Hill 44, Tho; Lonsdale, T§0; Yorr M 1030; Wamsutta, Duoxs (Jolored)—Boston, 8 oz., 11301 Bos ton, 10 oz, 10§0; Boaton, 9 oz, " 25e; Tab River c. Duoks (Gray)—West Polnt,8 oz., 110; West Polnt 10 oz., 12}c; Point Bear, § oz., 110, Ti0RINGS—Amoskess, 180 OContinental Fanoy, Ofos Cordia. 156 Pearl River, 210; York, 134c; Hamleton Awnings, 12jc. DrNius—Amoskesg, 13¢; Beaver Oroek AA ; Beaver Creek BB, 100; Beaver Orook 90; Haymakers, 8¢] Jaffrey D & T, 12§0; XXX, 124o; Poarl River, 13c; War- Yon AXA (rgn) 167 Warren BB (5 Srown), 1te; Warren CO men), 100, Oaxsrics - Fifth avenue glove finish, 4ho; Keyatono glovo finish, b O e e 1ic, Hancock, 8¢; Kearsarge, 7ho; Rockport, 6o, PRINTS -Allene, bjc; American, bhe; Arn- old's 6o; Cocheco, 6c; Harmony, d4e; Indigo, Indigo 7-8, 114c; Indigo 44, 14kc; Steel ver, Bic; Charter Oak, 44c. PRINTS SHIRTINGS —. merlmn 4303 Oocheco, 4}o Gloucester, 4}c; Southbr'dge, 4ho; Waver. leys 44gs Rosedale, 4o, Heav Hardware List, Xron, rates, 2 10; plow steel, erucible, boj onat tools do, spokes, per set, 225a8 00; hubs per set, 125; ‘felloee sawed dry, 140; tonguee, each, 70c; axles, eash, 75c; Bquare nuta per 1b, 7alle; washere, per b, 8alSo; rivets, per 1b, 11c; coil chain, per Ib, 6al20; malleable, 80} ivon wodges, Goj crowbars, 6oy harrow tooth, 4o; spring steel, 7aSc; Burden's horse nhnel, 4 80; Burdan s mulmhm\l 5 80, BaRBED WIRK—In car lots, 4 00 per 100, Nais—Rates, 10to 60; iron, 225; steel, tal 2 UO' do 85; tuse, a20c; wagon 5 B0 00;do, hal ko, 50 blasting, kegs, § OoAL—~ Oumberhnd blacksmith, 10 00; Mor- sls run_Blossburg, 10 00; Whitebreast lamp, 5 00; Whitebreast nut, 5 00' Towa lump, 5 00; Tows nut, b00; Rock 5 , 700; Anthra dlet, 11 $5all 60; Oanon Uity, 7 00 per on., Dry Lumber. Wholesale—On Board Cars at Omaha, DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS, 121t un.hm ~|180(10 00 18,00 +{16 00 w(y:\us 0016, 10,0016, 184, mn.‘n 17, nq 15.00/19 00 per | 2 2xl No, 1 boards, 12, 14 and 16 f¢. No. 2 boards, 12, 14 and 16 ft. No. 8 boards, 12, 14 and 16 ft. 12 No, 4 boards, 12, 14 and 16 ft. (lh.lpplng cull),., .. 10 76 FENCING, No, 1, 6 inch, 12 and 14 fest, ror ... 817 50 No, 1, Ginch, 16 feet, rmlah e . 7 No. 2, 6 inch, 12 and' L4 feet, rough. No. z Emuh 16 foot, muxh 0, ing 2 an ll (ut Bese No. 2, 4 inck, 16 feet, mnxh..’.‘i‘?‘.... BIDING, 1t Com., 12, 14 and 16 feet 20 Com.! 14 ud 18 feck - Com,, 14 and 16 feet 14" and 16 foet BEADED CRILING, inch, Norws ingh, Norway, Fuwu idOvm.} G‘xjnos—-lmporhd, 4 50@600; domestio, 150 | @1 40, Paris groen, I al oast, doj | T FLOORD 1st Oom, 6 Inich, white pine 94 Com, 6 jnch, white pine 84 Oom, 6 inch, white pine. .. Sel, Fence 6 tnch, white pine 15t und 2d Clear yellow pine, 4 SHIP LAP. No. 1, Plain, & or 10 inch No, 2, Plain, 10 inch, Ne.1, 0. G 838 00 5 00 28 00 20 00 B0 £18 00 16 (0 FINISHING, 1st, 24 and 84 Clear, 1}inch, 1st, 2d, and 3d Clear, 13 and B Seloct, 1}, 14 an 1st, 2d and 84, Olear, 1 inch, s, A Select, 1inch, 8, 28...... B Select, 1 inch, s, 28 STOCK BOARDS, A 12 Inch, &, 18, 13, 14 and 16 feet B 12inch, s, 1w, 12, 14 and 16 foet © 12 inch, s, 18, 12,14 and 16 feot D 12 inch, s, 1 &, 12, 14 and 16 feet No. 1 Com. 12 in., 6. 18 12,14 and 16 f¢ 15 00 No. 1 Oom. 12in,, 8. 1 8. 10,18 and 20 ¢ 21 C) No. 2 Com, 12 in.,s, 1. 12, 14and 16 f¢.14 75 BATTENS, WELLTUBING, PIOKETS, 0.G. Bata, 8 inch. 0. G, Bat:, 2} inch inch Bats, s, 1 § tnch well tubing, 8 inch well tubing, Bov. 23 Pickets: D, & H. Flat, $21 00; D & H. Bquaro.. SIINGLES AND ATH, 16 inch, Oleas *A* Standard 6 inch, Olear. No, 1. POSTS, White Cedar, 6 inch, halyes. . White Cedar, 5} inch, halves. . White Codar, § inches, quarters . White Cedar, 4 inch, round. LIME, ETC, Qulnuy white lime (bm) Cement Plaster Tarred folt, per owt, Straw board, per o DENVEI! MARKET. Froum—Colorado, 100 Ibs, 1 50@1 75y g ent, 100 bs,, 2 gfoo, Kansas, 100 Ibs, 2 75 @300; gralinm, 100 10w 180; yn, 100 lbw. 225; buck-wh &Z 7 60, GRAIN, FzxD, xo.-w’hun 100 Ibe, 8100 corn in 'sacks on track, 100 Ibs, 65@70; oats, in sacks on track, 100 1bs, oastern w) 1 16@1 20; Oolundovhitl.l 20@1 80; mixed, 110@1 16; barley 100 Ibs, 1 80@1 85; ton, on tmk, 14 00@16 00; chop, corn, 1 1bs, on track, 70c@75; chop mixed, 100 lbs, on track, 1 00@1 20; corn meal, 100 Ibs, 180 Hav—Baled, upland, ton, 18 00@35 00; upland, loose, ton, 10 00@12 00; second bot- tom, baled, 10 00@11 00; alfalfa, loose, ton, 12 (1o 00 straw, baled, on track, ton, 6 00 410 Burres — Oreamery, fancy, Ib, wmarv, finn, 1b, 36@38c; dairy, ahoma. 1b 23, good, 1b, 18@200; 'dairy, fair ib, 16@60; cosking, Ib, 6@Se. as—State, candled and warranted, doz, @360; ranch, doz, 36@370 Onzese—Full croam, 15@170; half cream b 1011o " skin, 1o, 9o Swiss, domestic 28; Swiss, imported, 0@820; tim- rossed ducka, 1b, 15@165; Ibs, 95@1 063 sweet, per1b,, 4o, 100 1bs, 1 10@1 253 turnips, 100 ibs, 1 25, bué;mr 180, 'ouLTRY —Live old chickens, doz, 5 00@5 50; drose dressed turkeys, | £° i"crruou —Oolorado, 100 ‘VEaETABLES — Onlons, yellcw, 100 1lbs, 225; cabbage, 100 i 2050; beets, Fnum-Lemmu. per box, Mesalna, 4 008 oranges, Florida, per box, 6 50@7 00; Floi Erleu, fancy bbl, 5 00@5 50; apples, medium, COurep’ Mgzats—Hams, luffl! wred lb. llb T1gc; bnoon, breakfast, b, @udé-. ib, T@8c; lard in puh. am; rd In tierces, 8¥o. Fres Mrats—Dressed beet, Colorado, per % 74@80; hogs, 1b, 6@6ko; mutton, 1b, 7 Live Sroox—Colorade steers, per 100_Ibs e - Dey Filat No.1, per Ib 113@130, nf o, 1, )y o o ealb o, %fidm""“d“; ; groen b ®o; ahaw siinn, sy, BB 100, Ao wkaca: , 15@30c; antelope -xma.la,uém tallow, 001—Colorado No, 1, per Ib, 14@15c; bnak, 1b, 803 Mnleui& 1@10c. —Mackerel, No, 1, 140, kit, mess, 1eo@2 00; Oalifornta_salmon, half bbi, 10 60; k orring, keg, 1 60@1 60; trout, [per FRED W. GRAY, (Sucorssor 10) FOSTER & GRAY, WHOLES.ALE ‘LUMBER| WHITE PINE, YELLOW PINE, CALI- FORNIA REDWOOD ASH, OAK, BLACK WALNUT, SPANISH OEDAR. Bear Creek Lime, Louisville Cement Portland Cement, Towa and Michigan Plas- ter, Hair, Etc, Etc. Cor. 6th & Douglas St| s 3 [ agent for lk\lnu vin tho c NORTH. e CHICAGO Avo ORTH- WESTERN RAILWAY. THE BEST ROUTE AND SHORT LINH . Omaha Council Bluffs and Chicaso, Thoon y 1o take for Des Motnes, Marshall. town, Oedar Rapids, Clinton, Disle, Chlcag, whuKes and all points east. ‘To the peoplo of Ne. braska, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Tdsho, Nevada Oregon, Washington and Oailforni it offers superior advantages not possible by any other line, Among a fow of the numerous points of saperior. Ity enjojed by the patrons of this road botwoen Omaha and Chicago, are it two trains & day of DAY COACHES which are the fin human art and Ingenulty can O SLEEPING OARS which are models of comfort and elegance; Tt PAR LOR DRAWING ROOM OARS, unsurpassed. by an and 1ts widely calebratod PALATIAL DINING CARS e equal of which cannot be found elgewhore, Council BIuffs tho trafn of tho Union Paciflo Ry connect In Union Depot wltn thovs o 100 Chies flo & Northwestern Ry In Chicago the trains of thie no make close connection with those of all eactora rnrlmmle Columbus, Indianapolls, Clnclnnati Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Piltaburg, Toronto, Monts Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash. ington and ll polnts in the East, aek the tloket -WESTERR, If vou wish tho bast accommodations, All tioket o | aeonts sell tickots via this line, M. HUGHITT, R 8 HAIR, Genoral Manager, Gon, Pren. Agent. CHICAGO W. N, BABCOCK, 1412 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb, CHICAGO, . Nilwankeg & St. Panl RAIL WAY. Gen ute | THE SHORT LIN And BEST ROUTE. FROM OMAHA TO THE EAST. TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND Chicago, Minneapoli Milwaukee, St. Paul, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, linton,” _ Dubuque, Rockford, Rock Island, Freeport Janesville, Elgin, Madison, Crouse, Winona, And all other TImportant points East, North- east and Southeast, Ticket office at 1401 Farnam strect (in Paxton Ho tel), and at Union Paciflc Dopot. Pullman lecpers and tho Finest Dining Cars In tbe World are run on themaln lines of the CHICAGO MLwAUKER & ST, PAUL 'Y and every attentlon is paid o passengors by courteous employes of thecompany. RILL, A.V. H. CARPENTER, ‘aeneral Manager, Gen'l Passenger Agent. R MILLFR, GE FF Gen'l Pass Agent intendent Ra.flway Time Tabls. In Effect April 5th, 1885, ‘The atention of the travellin; iblie s lled Abe fach that thisis She onl mg&:u :nd!lg:fll.ilk‘; mn&:{m h?l" pn‘)lllh; dh'l the city, s oAlltraine arrivo at and_ depard fiom Omaha by Tralng of the O, 8%, P. M. &0. arrive ab and de part from thelr depot, corner of l“h and Webeter 0 B. & M., ,and K, B. ll(. -pot all others from b, exoept [ excopt Monday. DEPART. A M [P, 89 “"sfia‘.’,‘.,"?.'.‘." 1 008|784, Loula Expr EMTWARD 3 l.:!xt‘ Paul. For Chicago via Plitem'th| 0 20 For Cbloago via 0. Bluffs| ND“T!!WARD. 8t. P, HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY. direct Line for England, France and Germany, The sveamships of this well known line are bulls ot lron, n water-tight compartmonts, and are tur- widhod with evory requlsite fo mako {ho pasmge both safo and agrocablo, . Thoy earry sho United Statos and European , and leave New York nd Saturdaye fof Plymouth (LONDON PARIS sad HAMBUI Flrst Cabin, 880-8100, from Hamburg, §10. ' C. B. oral Pass. Agents, 61 Broadway, Now York' and Washington en | La Sello strects, Chicagn, or Henry Pundt, Mark Hausen, ¥, E. Moores, Harry Deuel in Omaha; Gronewlg & Schoenegen, in Councll Bluffs Woop's MAMMOTH MUSEUM-THEATER, MENAGERIA AND ZOOLOGICAL (GARDEN, 1305 t0 1811 Douglas 8t., Omoha, Neb. 8, A, DRIESBACH & Co . Cow. 3. H, ‘Woob, Bteorage, to or HARD & CO.,Gen. Proprietors anager Stall greater than ever—one weel, Monday, May 62th, 1886 Re-engagement of the talented actor, SiD. C. FRANGE The great American comedian, in the power- ful, picturesbue melodrama, the JAMES BOYS, Tllustrating all the daring exploits in the lives of those famous characters, also a gand olio introducing some of the greatest specialty artists in ths rofessic o CUKIU PARLORS—— Contains lxuldie Grace, the long haired lady, Maggie Minott the smallest lady living, the great Electric City of Jerusalem, Wild A 70 | mal, Birds, Monkeys, Keptiles and a hundred Ear. other curiosities, A Resort for Ladies, Museum open from lr m, to 11 p, m, Thuwr— tinee daily, 2 p, m., and night, 8 p.m, 10 Cents. ADMISSION 10 Centa, ings only, A Resort for Children Sacred Concert Sund Coming the Power of Money Compan: H. 8. ATWO0OD, Plattsmouth, Neb. Breeder of thoroughbred and high grade Hereford and Jersey Cattle, And Duroc aud Jersey Red Swine, OMANA BRIDGE TIIAIHI Du v Tralns—Loave Omaha at 8 40, Dw,mw,lnbum 261 1110 pm. On Bund utes Iate: Leave Counci) Bluffs (Broadway depah) sy 7 16 980, 10 80, 11 40 & m; 1 B 4 0"‘;,5, 201145 p . On iy mnsm.na 11 am sud 830 and 6 26 p m tralns will nob run, ~ Arrive af Tranéfor 7 minutes lstor, Omaba 20 minutes later, Trlnl(erTJaln —Loavo Omaha a4 8 15, 2 86, 15 and 7 00 p m, dally, 945and 1116 am, 1'20, 880, 786 and am, Blbp. = SUNDAY TRAIKS Tosad from Chicago via the Tripartite Alllanoe Lines. |_BUNDAY MORNING. | BATURDAY VA | Mil_| B | N-W | N-Wl RI] Ml B 1-221 81 7-28 B—NI ] 122§ \ b2t 12§ 425 it | 8241 163-28 | p-30 evening and Ao 8y morning traing Arrly 1a comosponding order. C. L. & Q. tralas ran eve day. S8TOCK YARDS TRAINS. Loavo Unlon Paclfic dopot at 6 40 & m and & 5 m, Arriye from Stcol: Yards st 7 28 1 and 6 5 ¢ m, Seventeen years Experience, DR.G.W. PANGLE of Men and Women. Eleckric, yslclan Now located ab 1210 Deugles 5t Omnhl Neb., up-stairs. 4 Sorsec diaeuoss given wihout any cxplanation trom the patient, Consultation free at office. | Treat the Following Diseases. Catarrh of the Head. Diseases of the Eye and sease, Liver Complaiot, Kidney gt N vous Debility, Mental Depression, Ly bood, Disbetes, Bright's Disense, tue Daace, Rbcumatsw, Farugsie, Whike Bwellisgs Bcrofuls, Fever Sorca’ Cancers and Tumors remove edwithaut the knife, or the drawiog of & drop cf blood, Woman, with her delicate organs, Restored to Dropsy Cured W thout Tappirg, Special n Given to Private and Venoreal D of © Worms Removed in two or threo hours or No Pay, Hommorrhoids or Piles Cured or No Charges Made. Those who ate afflicted will eave live snd hun. ¢reds of dollars by calliog on or usiog ‘Dit. 6. W. bANGLE'S Herbal Medicines, o8 nv“fi‘ G0+s LOUISIANA, 0 bn.“‘ih CHAS. SHIVERICK, FURNITUREF UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERIES, Passenger Elevator to all floors, 1206, 1208 and 1210 Farnam Strost OMAHA, NEBRASKA CETAS IX. I-HII TARDWOOD T ,UMBER A Fall Assortment of Air and Kiln Dried Walnut, Ohes , Ash, Butternut, Vell Redwood, ete, Hardwood and I“i!whr Panel, lhrdw::& l;oodn‘;. \r\.}:fmn “Et‘;k!‘“:l:l'i Builders’ Mnu\rhl Red Cednr Posts, Common_Onk Dimension and Bridge flmhm Oedar Boards for moth proof closel Ete, Venoers, Fancy Woods for Soroll Sawing, Eto,, Etol 8, W.Cor.Oth and Douglas. aha. Nob. RUEMPING & BOLI;E, | Manufacturers of Ornamental GALVANIZED TRON CORNICES, FINIALS Dormer Windows, Window Oape, Metallio Sky-Lights, &. Tin, Iron and slate Rooters, 810 South 12th Street, Omaha, Neb. Work done iir any parto the country. WENRY T. CLARKE, Prest. and Treas. JOHN T. CLARKE, Secretary, H. T. CLARKE DRUG COMPANY. SUCCEEDING LEIGHTON & CLARKE, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS Anum Jobbing Drug house between cm 0 and San Francisoo. OAPITAL STOCK, $200,000. W -h-ll bo at the bottom of She mistkel &b w1 thmes. Will daplicate Chicago and Sb, Louls prices with freight added. _ Our speclalty wil Puwre Drugs, Pmnis, Oils and Window Glagw Ealimates given on plate glass. To those about to embark in tho drug business will do well to)) your Interest by ealling on us or send for our price list which will appear bout January 6th, Mail orde Bollelted 114 HARNEV STREET. P 1IBO Y EIR CO., DEALERS IN Hall's Safe and Lock Comp'y FIRE AND BUBGLAR PROOF SAFES, VAULTS, LOCKS, ETGC. LONRO Warnam Streeot:. Omaha 4 CLARKB,Vice Presiden SPEOIAL NOTIOE TO Growers of Live Stock and Others. WE OALL YOUR ATTENTION TG Our Ground Oil Cake It i8”the best and cheapest food for stock of any kind, One pound ls equal to three pouids of 0 orn. Stock fed with Ground Oil Gake In the Fall and Winter {nste: nnla down, will increase In woight and be In good marketable condi- {on In the Dairymen, as well vs others, who use it, can teatify to ita mer- fts. Tryltand dve for yourselves. Price §24.00 per ton. No charge for sacks. Address WOODMAN LINSEED OIL WORKS. Omaha. Neb. THE a. L. STRANG COMPANY; Double and Single Acting Power and Hana PUMPS, STEAM PUMPE 1Epgine Trimm! Mining Machinery, B g at lwng:'laulu or retall, 'H AND SOHOOL BELLS. COcrner 10th and Farnam 8t., Omaha Neb, , Hose, Brass and Iron Flt DAY WIND-MILLS, OB A GOODMAN Wholesa.le Druggists AND DEALER IN Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Window Glass OMAHA, NEB, M. HELLMAN & CO,, < Wholesaie Clothiers 1301 AND 1303 FARNAM STREET, COR. 13TH, ONLAELA NEE. ERTEL'S HAY PRESSES. Are the Cheapest, Most Durable, Smallest in Size and Lightest in Weight. With no hay presses of any kind can tlle amount of work produced, such little expenso (400 tons of hay and over to load railroad box car,) as can be done with the Estel Improved Machines. Warranted or no salo. For illustrated new circulir address, ERTEL & CO., Quincy, Iinots. Mention Owaha Bee, sllem atablishod in 1568, A, TULLOOK, Eng, & Supt. N, SADLER, Asst. Eng, H, W, DIAMOND, Asst, Secy MISSOURI VALLEY BRIDGE AND IRON WORKS OFFICE AND WORKS LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. Man'fg's and Builders of Wrongtt Iron, Stecl, Howe Trusy and uulnblulflnn BRIDGES For Railroads and Highways Turn_Tables, Draw Epans, Roo Teuseer, Piers ana Sub. structures. (ns'ey, Shiie & Tull PROPRIETORS, A, MoLouth, Agent. i A, Wise, Ploase gend us notioe of all bridge work to let. Correspondence solisited from englucers and bridg outractos