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WHEAT HAS ANOTHER FALL. The Ocreal Declines a Ocnt From Wednese day's Olosing Figus IN CORN SPASMODIC. DEALS Higher Prices Itealized at the Olose— Oats Take The Same Course— Mess Pork Touches High Water Mark, CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET, Cnrcaao, Feb, 10,—|Special Telegram to the Ber.|—Wheat took another tumble, as holders in many instances did not care to carry this cereal any longer. News from points at home and abroad was mea :re, but had more effect of increasing the crop of bears than encouraging the longs. The call- ing of margins was in order and this had a depressing influence, “Trading in the agere- gate was larze, but mainly on loeal specu- lative account. In the latter part ofdhe ses- sion there was a rally, but the closings show a fall of 1c on the winding up figures of yes- terday. There was an order for §fty car loads of wheat for shipment and twenty car loads were purchased. May opened at K0%e and bobbed between $0°/@S1ije, closing at Kllse. June sold at S and closed at 82%c February closed at 5¢, March at ¢* April at e, and July at Sie. September sold 85 Corn was unsettled and trading s 3 The decline in wheat caused the market to n ige lower. The big shorts who ha n talking 40c for May for a month bou freely and prices rallied 'ge. The slacken of the demand and liberal sellers produced a weaker feeling, and values reeeded to almost outside figures, but long stuff having been closed out, and a new set of traders taken in. coupled with the buoyaney and sharp a vance in mess pork, caused a better feeling and the last sales at 1 o'cloc higher than yesterday, May opne: sold at 40@10'ge, and closed at 40%c. Oats were active but weak early later became quiet, althourh fir im sympathy with corn and closed with i decline ined. Provisions were active, especially mesepork which, notwithstanding the decline in the pr of hive hogs, deve oped inereased strensth and vrices reached the highest price since November, 1844, and the shorts were larze buyers, Outsiders who have been holding off for some time also sent in liberal buyers’ orders, under the beiief that the rumors of strong parties living under the deal had some foundation. —The offerines were not large and continued bid- ding caused M which was the principal option traded in, to advanee from S1 to S14.15, and closed at that ficure at 1 o'clock, a zain of 4o over yesterday's last sales. Lard did not follow the advance in mess pork, be- ing held down by heavy selling by the longs, one operator selling 20,000 tierces. May sold at 86,850,574 and closed at $5.87 On the afternoon board stronver feeling prevailed. Wheat advanced h@'ie. Pork sold up 15¢, but elosed only Ti4e higher than at1o'clock. Lard was 5e and 't rivs 10¢ better, ‘Wheat, March sold at a e April at 5% @ May at Sl asllge, June At R2C@Re, July at 841 @34%0, closing with outside prices asked. Corn, Ma closing at 40%c: March, nc 5iie; April, nominol at we bid: July, e 248e, Avril 2487, May bid. Pork. Mav sold at $14. 15«14, §14.2205. Lard, Mare April $6,521 May 6.575@6. 124, closing at 6 CHICAGO 1 STOCK. Cicaco, BEg.]—CATTL erease in receipts buy th a considerable in- 'rs very naturally tried hard to mal break in prices. The market was slow, To-day fat cattle of light and medium weights sold fairly well at barely steady rates, while nearly all other grades, cially heavy cattle, sold 3¢ lower. In s Wa3 more pro- Some not very zood heavy cattle ‘The general market was less nounced. sold 10¢ lower. satisfactory toshippers than yesterday. Ship- ping steers, 1350 to 1500 Ibs., S4.45@.1215: 1200 to 1350 Ibs., $4.00@4.50: 900 to 1200 1bs.. $3.00(@1.40. Stockers and feede $2.50@ 1oe lower, at $LU0@3.05; bulk, vas an absence of excite- ment that prevailed yesterday and in a gen- eral way values riled rathor easier witl ut barelva fluctuation, or fixed both sellers and buyers agrees littlo or no change’ in_prices as compy with vesterday. A few fancy heavy sold at decline, $5.40@5.42!¢, with packers at $5.00(05,30 and common at $5.00@5.00; light sorts sold at $4.50@5.25, FINANCIAL New York, Feb. 10.—Movry—On call, easy atS@ipercent, closing at 8144 per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER—546 per cent. STKRIING ExcmANaE—Dull but steady at 84, for sixty day bills; $4.55Y for de- mand. GOVERNMENTS—Government bonds were dull but steady Stocks.—The general situation in stocks at present gives encouragement to the bulls and members of the ditferent cliques were agaln active in their specialties. After a de- cldedly strong opening, in which the ad- vances over last evening’s final figur ranged up to 8 per cent, there was an active market, accompanied by’ considerable fover- ishness and irregulari: while the general drift of prices was downward, though a few B al stocks made material advances, After the first hour there was a decrease in the amount of business done, though prices showed a marked improvement, which, with but slight interruption, lasted until about 2 p.m., when the best figures of the day were reached. In thelast hour realizations sagged the market off slightly, but the close was stendy ugh quiet at but slignt fractions under the best prices of the day. BTOCKS ON WALL STREET. e 100 , preferred 1M0%IN, ¥, C......... . . 1385 Oregon Tran Pacific 0's of '95, 126% | Pacite Mail. .sentral Pacilic.. 38, P.D. & E C&A......... 148 ‘I‘. p.o Drioriea. Tock Island’ e B&l ST, & B F D, L. & pretered &R 50, AN, 0381, Central, }128 | prefa & W, 1N Tedas Pacifio, asdeTexas, 507 Union Pacitie, koSllors 1 is W Bt L bt 2| "prefetred . ieh, Cantrai... Koty Westorn Union. 0. Pacific. . R &N 108t Northern Pac... 271 /Canada South. vreferred | o 59% Reading, C.& N W....0 115%| *Exdiv. PRODUCE MARKET. Chicago, Feb. 10.—Following quotations are the 2:30 closing figures: Flour—Dull: nominally unchanged: flour, BL@u0: soern, §4.1064.20; Wisconsin, 14.204.90; Michigan soft spring_ wh 70604500 Minnesota bakers, $3.70@4 patents. §4.50@4.50:low grades. 31 rve flour, quick at §3, barrels, $3ai. 20, preferred | ", &0, Wheat—Active and lower; opened about o under yesterday, and elosed from ye to © under yesterday: eash, Toic; May, T-16¢; June, 83 1-16¢, Corn—Moderately active, opening lower and closing about @ lip above day, with the exception of cash, which was Steady at Silie; May, 40%¢: June, 41%e. Outs—Easy early, later became stronger, ln.rl reacted; cash, 24503 Ma, ic. {ye Barley--Dull at 50@51e. Timotby seed—Prime, $1.55@1. 583, Flaxseed—81L0s@1.051¢, Whisky—$Lis trong and active w cas May, 814 - Stronger May, $6.60@0. 123, Bulk_Meats—Stouldel elear, $7.20¢7.25; short ribs Butter—Dull, ‘nowinal creamery, 20@2c; dairy, Ch -Firmer: tull ere. ®ood ad- and 14(@ 4. w cheddars, 125@ hanged; 15¢ 5,(@lder young Americas, 195: @13%0: skima, S@ldije : i g Eees— 1814, Hides -Steady and - unchanged; (ireen: %0: heavy green salted, 7ige; salted bull, LI"CH dry salted, na dry flint, 13@14¢: deacons, 25 oach. allow—No. 1country, 8%c; No. 9, 2%c. " Receipts, Shipmente, Flour, bbls. 24,000 20,000 Wheat, bu 18,000 00 Corn, bu S6,000 3,000 Oats, bu . 000 00 Rye, 'bu 1,000 2,000 Barley, bu. © 20,000 85,000 New York, lower, closing st and soon declined i@ stronger and Wheat—Cash 4@ le options opened weak X afterwards ruled closad with recovery g@ce ,000; exports, 165,000; ungraded @ci No. 3red, 83%4¢: No, 2 red, Wi ic inelevator, %o delivered, 00ige f.0. b, from store: March closed at 01c, Corn—Spotatrifle better, atrifle, closing firm: rece 25,0003 ungraded, 47 % @4s! 40'5c deliverad: 48140 1, o .1 red, 931530 No, 2 red options advan eed s, 5,005 exports, S in elevator, closed 4834c. b.; Oats—A sh stronger and active; re- ceipts, 61,000; exports, ern, diwive: white western, Potroleum. rady: United closed at fie. Eggs—Dull and barely steady, western, Fairly active and firmer; mess quoted at 812,871, 5 for old, £14.50 for new. Lard—Higher and less active: western steam, spot, quoted at g Butler—Quiet; western, 1227 i Elgin creaniery 2% - ir demand; western flat, 111G 185, Minncapotl Feb, 10, Wheat—1"n- settled_and 1@ lower; No. 1 hard, Feb- roary, ¥ige: May, 807 No. 1 northern, February, )| T81c 2 northern, February, T4¢ Flour—~Duil{ 8 st atents, $4.40@. + bakers, 8 " Receipts—Wheat, 1 Shipments—W heat, 154,000 bbls, Cincinnati, 2,000 bu; flour, 100 bbls, 119,000 bu.; tloury Feb, 10.--Wheat—Weaker; No. 2 mixed, 854 Rye—~Dullt No. 2, 5, Pork -Quiet at £14.00, Lard—Good demand Whisky—Steady at & Milwaukee, cash, i0%e: Marc 10— Whneat—Firmer; May, S07e. Cotu— Oits } Rye—Drooping; No. 1, Barley—Fir Provisions: February, 813.75; May, & St. Louls, 10.— Wheat—Unsettled and wenerally cash, 9}@%0c; h, BL@ 2 mixed, cash, Strong Whisky—811 Pork-—->trong at €6 Butter—Dull and ~ unchanged; 2@2ic; dairy, 17 Atternoon gl3nard.—\Wheat—Firmer and ¢ @!ge higher. Corn—Firm and ke higher, Oats—Unchanged. Kansas City, Feb, 10.—Wheat creamery, LOWH 0. % cash, bid; Mareh, 97 May, 74’ e bid. ; Corn—Lower 9, cash, 20c bid; Mareh, 80ie: e bid. Oats—No (uot Liverpoo! 10.—Wheat—Quiet; mand poor; supply zood. Corn—Quict but steady ; demand poor. New Orleans. Feb. 10.—Corn—Irregul de- white and mixed held at 46c; yellow, 4 e, Oats—Eas choice western, 56(@ Hog Proaucts—Firme K, SI5.00, Bulk Meats—Shoulders, and clear rib, 85.77. Lard—Higher at $ LIVE STOCK. Cattle, receipts, 10,000 @lie lower; shipping 1g: stockers and teeders, 3 cows, bulls and mixed, lower, bulk, §2. 3 long clear, @6,55, rough and nd shippt skips, . 3_strong and fairly 4,703 western, $8.50@ 70, ttie—Receipts, 1.200 choice heavy nafive ipping B s, falr to air to zood, $2.80 ir to good, $2,10@3.00. s, 5,000 head; active and Neavy and bufchers’ selec- : packing fair to ood, §5.10(@5. rs, fancy, $4.95@5.10; pi comuion to good $4.25(d4.80. Kansas City, Feb. 10.—Cattlo—Receipts, 1,700 head: shipments, mono_ shipping steers steady : common to choice, §3.50 4,402 cows and butchers’ st $2.00(@3, common to choice, L Hous—Receipts, 11,000 head: shipments, 16,000 head: choice steady; commnion and light. mixed weak and d¢lower; common to chioice, $4.75(5.% tious, OMAHA LIVE STOCK. hursday, Fep, 10, Cattle. The receipts were heavier than they have been for some time past. The fresh receipts taken with those left over from tho pravions v made a total of over 1,500 head offered on the market. The market 'was about steady with yesterday, though it may in a few in- stances have béew a little lower. Hogs. The receipts of hogs were lighter than yes- terday by a few hundred head. "The wai opencd strong and active at erday’s prices, Heavy, hght and mixed hozs were all selling at about one price. The hogs were all s0ld and the pens cleared at an early hour, Sheep. There was nothing done on the market to-day. Receipt Cattle, Hogs.. Prevailing Prices, Showing the prevailing prices paid for live stock on this market: Cholee steers, 1350 to 1500 1bs “hoice steers, 1100 to 1300 1bs. od to choice corn-fed cows... rto medium grass cows. od to cholee bulls. . Light and medium hogs. Good to choice heavy hogs Good to cholee mixed hogs. Choice sheep, 90 to 120 1bs Representauve Nales. $1.25@4.50 et ads Elad> B2EBEELET p 2 EEEEN cows, No, No. Av, 14 40 i CoWs AND BULLE $ i.o..108) H0GS. B 2 40 4.0 PO 0 4w 240 4% ) 40 400 w5 B0 4w (0 Range of Prices. Showing the highest and lowest prices pald for loads of hows on this market during the past seven days and for the same time last month and a vear ago. | Jan 187 | Feb. 18§ | Feob. 186 ith @475 @00 | 5th @40 @5.00 sth 24.30 Tth @470 £th @4 55 oth| Sunday 10th| 440 @160 Shipmenta. Showing the number of cattle, hors and sheep shippad from the yards during tho day. CATTL It Dest. L Mil .Chicago N.W «Chicago Allsales of stock 1n this market are made perewk live weizht unless otherwise stated. Dead hogs sell at Md per b, for all ghts, “Skins,” or hogs weighing s than 100 1bs, novalie, Pregnant sows are docked 40 Ibs, and stags 80 1bs, by the public inspoector. Notes, Hogs all sold, Heavy run of cattle, Hous strong and stead Jim Frazier, Columbus, was he 10 cattle on the e to-day. market to- Allkinds of hogs selling at about one on, North Bend, was in with a car of ‘.\.lll. Elwood, O'Neil, Neb., was here with stock J. Wileox, North Bend, was in with a car of cattle JoJ er, load ot cattle, Charles Ulrich, Pierce, Neb., was here and marketed hogs. E. W. Black, Plattsmouth, was in and sold a load of hogs, C. H. Howard, Stanton, Neb,, was in with aload of cattle. Mr. Beebee,of Beebeetown, [a., was in with two cars of cattle, . Jim Frazier, Silver City, la., was here look- ing after feedes Mr. Bailey, of the Chicago stock yards, was a visitor here to-day. J. C. Gammel, Cambridge, Neb., was here with four loads of cattle. M. Hart, car, was here with attle and o 1018, ‘Thomas Ashton, Haicher, and sold three ioads of cattie. Frank Wallack came in to-day from ranch on Wood river, Neb, nond & Co. bought 1S loads ot cattle and 695 head of hogs. mes I McKonky, Cornin Valley, was here and sold a two loads of Neb,, was in his Ia., came in ted a load of hoxs and eattle. T'he irrepressible Walt White, of Tekamah, N was here with two loads ¢ tl F. Riley, a well known banker of Osce- ola, was a visitor at the yards to-day 1. 1L Barber, Elwood, came in to-day a car of cattle which sold on the market. D. Bertran, Stuart, Neb., was here with a load of cattle which sold on the mark Frank D. Tiekell, Cortland, Neb., was with I\lvr«- with four loads of corn fed western cat- tle. Mr. O'Toole, of the nrm of O'Toole & . was_in with two loads of ca , Kan. tandard cattie company, of Ames, sold ten ears of meal fed cattle, Texans, which sold at tle from ell known feeder of West was looking over the market view'of shipping cattle here, Lynn, Fi ille, was here for the time to- tha load of cattl ; [ith ased with the market, OMAHA WHOL MARKETS General Produce, ‘Thursday, Feb. 10, The followina priees are for rowad ots of produ ee.as sold on the market to- 1ne quotations on fruits represent the prices at which outside orders are filled, Eaas—The rteceipts are liberal market slow at 161 Burrea—The reeeipts are liberal and the market weak. The eholeest Is selling mostly at 16@l1se; fair to good, @lse; common, 0@ ourTRY—The Teceipts were and the demand good for chol chickens. Chickens 10¢; geese and ducks S@10c. JETABLES—Beets, carrots, 1]mr<mp< and turnips are quoted at 50c. — Horse-radish roots §4.00a24.50 per bbl. Porators—The weather has been so cold during the past few days that it was impossi- bl= to handle potatoesto any extent The trade is limited almost entirely to the sale of small lots from the stoi r o good stock, from store, small lof choice and the turkeys 10@1le; stock, from store, small lots, 65@i0e. OvsTERS—Mediums, 20c: standards, 1 selects, tra selects, 83¢: N, Y. counts, Avrrs—The apple market is firm and stocks on hand are light; Choice Missouri per bbl, $3.754.00; Cholce Michigan er bbl, €1.00, p ‘(:u.\»'llmnu wrown stock, per bu. §1.00 @1,40, CELERY—Cholce per doz. 40@4se. OnraNGEs—here is aliveral supply of good stock on the market; Valencia per case, £0.006,50; Calitornia, per box, $3.000: Florida, per box, §3.003.25, LryoNs—The market looking up and rices have advanced in New York; Messiua ancy, hox, $5.00. CRANBERRIES—Cape Cod, fancy, per bbl, £12.00; bell and_bugle, per bbl, $10.00; Bell and Cherry, 89,75, BraNs—inferior stoek, 7%@31.00; good elean country, $1.00! medinm, hand picked, $1,40@1.50; hand picked navy, §1.50 1@.60. Provisions—Ham, 12¢; breakfast bacon, Oige; clear side bacon, Klge dry sait 8e; shoul Te; dried beef, regular, d beef, hain pieces, 1de; lard, 50 Ib lard, 20 1b cans, Fairbanks, T'ge: Fairbank: 4C3 lard 51b b eans, A UFFs—Winter wheat 3 second qual- cans, lity best quality spring wheat v $2.40@2.40; W. J. Welshan's ckwheat flour, per double 0l 86.00:" do, sacks, $3.00 per hundred; W, J. W No. 1, ready raised, forty'2ig Ib” packages in , $4.507 do, twenty 5 Ib packages in case, $4.50; bran, 70¢ per ewt; chopped feed, T5e per ewt: white corn meal, We; yellow corn, meal, Mkatke per ewt; sereening, 50 ewt; hominy, SLH0; shorts, ide per ewt; graham, $1,75; hay, In bales, §7.00 per ton, Grocers' List, dium, in bbis, £5.00: do, In nall, In pbls, §7.00: do, in herkins, inbbls, $8.00; do, Welshan's PreRLES ~M, half bbls, 83, half bbls, $4003 in_half bbls, $4 SUGARS — Powderea, 67w 63,@07c; sranulated, 6l @6 A oiy@ie: standard extra C % (@514 llm'tllullil'h‘llu“, 4340 MaTcHES—Per caddie, 25¢; square case: §1,70: mule squarc, §1 JUAIY. aaace, SyYRUP—No. 70, d-gailon kegs, $420 a1 New Orleaps per callon Sxites luavie syrup: i eut loat confectioners extra . *'old time,” per gallon, Toe; 1 gal . per doz, $10.00; hall kallon cans, 1 stick, S'q@9ige. soda, butter and plenie. bige: ercams, ¥ city soda, T, STARCH— gloss, 3 Ib, Grayes corn, 116,6 7e; Kingsford's ¢los glass, 8 1b, Tige: Kiuesford's butk, 4. Soars—Kirks savon Kirk s satinet. §5.00; Kirk Kirk's white Russian, $4.% cap, $6.%0; dome, $3.85; w white eloud. §3. CANNED Goobs -Oysters, 851503 strawberries, raspberries, 2 Ib, per case, sCalifornia V‘m per case, 84.50; apricots, per cass, 4.00; peaches, ber case, $5.00; while cher ginger snaps, Shge; w1 Ib, Oe; mirror ror gloss, 01b, 6 Kingsford's ¢ 1 b, Te: K imperial, ~ §270: andard, $105; Kirk's white tboard, $5.10; andard, per case, Ib, yer case, 8..0% Hes, per ease blueberries r case, $3.65 ) P Plius, 9 1b, pineapnles, 2 1b, $2.50; | per_casa $3.20@5.75: 1 10 mackeral, per doz, $1.40: 1 1b salmon, per doz, $1L0@1.55: 2 1b, goose- per case, $1.75; 2 |b string beans, per case, §1.70; 2 1b limabeans, per $1.60; 21b Inarrow fat peas, per case, § ;2 1b early June peas, par case, 1b toma- toes. 032 Ib.corn § DRIED FRUIT—NO. 1 quarter apples. 6e: evaporated in bo 2 3 berries, boxes, 10°@1 1886, 10@10%,0; peaches. jorated, 150 raspberries, new, currents, T@i5e3 Prunes, new. ic. OF FEks—Ordinary grades, 141¢@15 falr 15@153e: prime. 154 @10e; cholce, 15@16%03 faney green and yellow, 16@ old_gov- ernment Java, 20@0C; Ihterior Java, 16:5@ 20c; Mocha, 22424c: Arbuckle's roaste 204e; MeLaughlin’s XXX\ roasied, ! Diworth’s, 20e; Red Cro a General HIDES—Green butchers, Sig@fe: green cured. “e: dry flint, 1ldie; v @100 green ealf” skins, 0@0c;” damaged nides, two-thirds price. low Prime white, 30} yellow, Sheep Pelts, VARNIS per gatlon rurni- ture, extra, $L10; furniture, No. 1, $1.00; conch extra, $1.403 coach, No. 1, $1.203 Da mar, extra, 7003 ‘asphaitum, extra se: shellac, hard oll tinish, $1.50 EAVY HARDWARE—Lron, plow steel specinler S, 12015 way vn~~ per set, 3§ Grease— 403 brown, 1% 5" rate € sawed s, e each, 72 @ nuts, per chain, per Ib, 6 (@1 ¢} th, 4%¢e, @ Shoes; 's muie_shoes, § Barhed ' lots, $4.00 per 100 1bs, Nails, to 50, I! L 0: steel nails, 2.9, do. half Kegs, 50: biasting, ki Lead bar, $1% <IN O—=Wh wedgh spring Gc: or ste t, $1.83: oriental powder, $2.00; do. quarter 1 fuse, per 10 e lead, Omaha, P %, 60t white lead St Louis, pure, bigey Mar- seilles green, 1to Ib cans,’ 2e: Krenen zinc green seal, 123 rench zine, red seal Fren W zine, in varnish asst, 20c zine.ae: vermillion, English, in red rose piuk. 1de: Venetian red,'Cook son Venetian red, Ameriean. 1:4¢ red lead, ehirome yellow, genuine, %c} chrome yellow, K, 1265 ochre, rochelle. o ovehre, French, ochre, American, 1i5e: Winte 24 0; Lenlgh brow e} S anish brown, 2kei Prince’s mineral; SpIRITS—Colozne svirits, 158 proof, S1. do 161 proof, $1.15: spirits, second quali 101 proot, SL17: do 155 proof, $L16 ~ Aleoh 185 proot, 3 wine vallon. Redistilled whis SLO0@L50. Gin, biended, $1.50@ 2.00: Kentucky bourbons, ' § 00: Ken- tocky and Pennsylvania ryes, 0265 Gulden f bourbon and rye whiskies, S130 domestic, § (@6.00: domesti imported, ver ca Brandies, imported, $5.00@8, @3.00. " Gins, importea, $4.50 53,00, Champagnes, per 10.00¢216 Diy PAtnts—White lead, Se; French /ine, 2e: Paris whiting, whiting, ilders, whiting, com'l, Use: lampbiack, Ger- 1 ordi lampbiack, Sot Prussian biue,55e ultramarine, 185 vandyk - brown, S¢; umber. burnt. 4¢; umber, raw, 4 sienna, burnt, 4c: sienna,’ raw, de; Paris green, genuine. 25, Paris g com- mon, ' 2e; chrome on, Y., 2003 vermillion Awerican, 185 nman raw and burnt umber, 1 ® ecans, 12¢5 raw and burnt sicnna, 12¢; vandyke brown, Tie: re- fined lampblack i2e: coach black and ivory black, 16c; drop biack. 16¢; P'russian biue, 40c: ultramarineplack. 1% ehrome groen. M. & D., 18c; bliid and shutter green, L. M. &'D., 160: Pang_green, 1Sc; Indian red, 5 Venetian red, 9e; Tusean, Ameri vermillion, L. & D)., 20c: yellow ochre, 2c3 M. & 0. D.. 1%: good ochre, 16¢: arver, Se; cralning color, light oak, dark waluut. chestnut and ash. 12 Actd, carbolie, iba, per ssafras, per i calomel, nonidia, per ¢ chloro: e: Dovers powders, per b, m, X 10¢ F(‘{ ™, T8¢, ehin orm, per M, $1.25: cpsom salts, per: b, Sige; glycerine, pure, per b, & lead, acctate, per b, 2lej castor, No. 1, per gal., $L30c; oil eastor, . 2, per gal., $1.40; 01l ol ve, per gal., §1.40; oil orivannum, 50c: ovium, quinine, P & W.and K & iodide, per B, $1.50; + sul- phate morphine, per oz. $3.°5: sulphur, per B, 4c: strychnine. ver oz 8123 ‘URs A KINS are for prime, well handled skins: ¥ clean per pound, SLH0GS.00 meaty and inferior, $1.00@1 brown and " grizzly, $5.00@x.0 sinm liowing prices Beaver, yearlings, $2.00:a@4.00. Badyer, 560 wild, 20a@0c; domestie, black, 10@ise; do- me: colors, S@se. Fox, red, $1.00 rov, 40@ie; silver, 006,00, Otter,§4.00 Tuskrat, win- i, sundr cross, § $10.0C@10.00. @6.00. 1 200@30e, ommon, Lo larze gre 503 coyote or p ‘ia 90c, Decr and antelope, winter, per pound 15¢: fall and sununer. per poun 20c. Ory Lumoor, S and 1 1 17.50 No.1 Co 18 12, 14an Frerred 100 Nog o s 12 14 and 18 f Nod “ * I1214and16 tt Not * % 12'1sand16 fi DIMENSIONS AND TIMBER 11150/ 17.00118.00 18750/ 16,50 13,00 1,00 30| 16.50116.50,17.00| 18,00 0(16.50 115511 17,00/ 15.00 CEILING AND PARTITION, ;;t com., & in White Pine Partition. 2l Com. % in. Norway Pine Cejling FENCING, No. 1, 4 & 6 Inch, 12 and 14 ft.. rough No. 2,4 & Ginch, 12 and 14 ft., rouzh STOCK BOARDS. A 12 Inch, 8.1 45C.... BL2inch * 44D, 10, i8& 201t . 12& 141t 161t AHIP LAT. No. 1, plain.8and 10 inch, No. 2 plain,8 and 10 inch : SHINGLES, LATR, clear, $240: A standard,” $2.50; No. 1, Lath, $2.25, 0815—White Cedar, 8 1n., 33, 12¢; 8 In, | 15., Uige. Dr. Hamilton Warren, Magneti cian and Surgeon, Room corner 16th and Cay; heria and nervous disc Nebraska National Bank OMAHA, NEBRASKA. Paid up Capital, ...$250,000 Burplus . ...40,000 H. W, Yates, Presidont. A. E. Touzalin, Viee President. W. H §. Hughes, Cashier. OikCTONS: W. V. Morse, John 8. Collins, H.'W. Yatos, Lewis 5. Reed. 'A. E. Touzalin. BANKING OFFICE: THE IRON BANK, Cor 12th and Farnam Sts A Geacral Banking Bysiness Transacted. N. W. HARRIs & Co. BANKERS, CHICAGO, BOHDS"' Counties, Cities and othersof bigh grade bought and sold. Eustorn office 68 Devonshire st. Boston. Correspond ence solicited. Stone& Gravel: The Cedar Creek Stone and Gravel Quarry has just been opeucd up for busiuess. A good quality of white and blue lime stone for by Ny PUrpOses, is furnished by J. L. FARTHING, The General 8ilesman, Also gravel of the tinest quality for lawn and oth Offices at Plattsmouth, Feb, & M. rail- | | the Toad uses a large amount of this stoue, | Omana. | Alltrains run da THE RAILWAY TINE TABLES OMAHA. Arr | Omaha | Omaba UNION PACIFIC, Depot 10th and Pierce sts. Pacific Express Denver Express 10cal Express *Except Sunday. B. & M. R Mail and Express Night Express Lincoln...... COBL&Q. Depot 10th and Mail and Expross Chicago Express SR OsY el Depot 10th and Pacific sts, Via Plattsmonth Lincoln Expross *Except Monc tExcept Saturda & Depot Sioux “Biy ity Express, unday MISSOURI L R R Depot 10th and Pacitie sts. ). rhster st. rolt A ccommodation IFIC, 50 am’ £:20 pm 10:35 am 5:05 pm am pm am 0:20 am pm 110 pm am 110 pm )0 At 5 pm ) am b Depot 15th and Webster st. Day Express. . | 6.25 am 11:10 am Night Expr ) pi 9:10 pm Lincoln Express )am_6:10 pm Leaye | Leav UNION STOCK YARDS TRAIN and those and Union stock yards at 6:00] 11:3 n., a, m, and 10 through | all others urereg yards dummy stock tween leaving 103 gl TRAINS. Transter. Om US Y'ds,| Omal *Except Sunday, | 6:00am *6:15am 1 U. I, de-| *7:05am *7:85am at _10:55 *5:1 Siham ) 00 pin 10 pm| 8105 pm 5 pim | 4:05 pm s pim 5 pim 1| #8300 pin | 320 pm cave | leave xeept Sunday., ‘onnects with S, iConneets withall even ing trains for C) Council Biaffs, leave Omaha at Pacifie depot, 10th streets. P. at Couneil Blutfs, Citt ) W (o3 and 11.10 am *1:00 pm 2:00 pm ) pim * t rains Union COUNCIL BLUFF! CONNECTING LINES'T CRI&P. 2pt Sunday *F tExcept Monda; C. & N. WL C. M. & St. I All trains run daily. tExeept Mcnday. W.St L & P, Al trains rin. dail & P, S. C. All trains run Saturday. daily..... § Vo T ATHive fer Transfer | depot | depot | am 9: “0pm 7:00 0 m am 7:00 p m 9:15a 00 p m am 30 b m & CHICAG NGRTH- WESTERN RAILWAY. Q) ane SEORT LIXNZ Omaha, Council - Bluffs A nd Chicago. The only rofd to take for Des Moines, Mur shinlltown, ¢ e iar Raplds, Clinton, Dixie #0. Milwaiikes and uil points cast. l6 of Nobrasks, Colorado, ‘Chicn- To the peo- Wyoming, Utah, daho, Nevada, Orogon, Washington and Cali® fornin. it offers superior advantages not poesi- blo by any other iine Among a few of the numerous points of su- | periortey enjoved by tho patroms of this road ctween Omaha und that humann ari and widely oelebrated PATA hicn adayof DAY COACH 0, Are 118 two traime which are the flnest ngenuity can create. 1ts PALACE BLEEPING CARS, which are models of eymfort and elegance 16 ROOM CARS, unurpassad by any. and ite 1ta PARLOR DRAW- IAL DINING CARS, She equal of which canuot be found eleswhere! A t Counil Bluffs tho tral: of the Unfon Pact: o Ry. oonnect in Umion Depot with those of icago & Northwestern Ry. In Cbicaye the traine of this Iine make close cemnection with thoee of all eastorn lfnes, i ¥or Detroit, Columbus, Tndfunapolts, Cincin- D oati, Ningnra Talls, Buffalo, Pitisburg, Toronto, Montreal, Boston, New York, Philadelphiu, Balk timore. Weshington and all ‘peints in $he east, Ask the ticket agent for ticke!s via the “NORTHWESTEKN wish the heit noo tiekot azents sell tickw 1f_you H.HUGRITT. General Manager, W M. BABCOCK, O'W estern Agt. Red Star Line Genl Chicago, 11, mmodations. Al ' this line, E. P. WILRON. Pres'r Agent., R. BOLLES, .4 City Puss Ag Carrying the Belgium Royal anl United States Mail, sailing every baturday Batween Antwery & New York T0 THZ RHINE, GERMANY, ITALY, HOL- LAND AND FRANCE. FALL AND WIN Balon from $60 to $110 o :l-‘a. Becon prepaid, Henry Pundt, 15 BR. 75 Excursion trip from hlnk“omwum. $45; 45; excursion. $90. &t low ‘raies Poter Wright & Sons, Gene ents, 85 Broadway, Now orage DASAAG York, wm st.; Paulsen & Co. Farnum st: D, O Frocman 184 Farnam A JOBZERS'DIREGTORY Agricultural Implements. "CHURCHILL PARKER, Wholesalo Denler in Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Craringes sud Buggies. Jones etreet, betwoen 9th and 10tk, Olabs LININGER & METCALF CO.,~ Agrieultural Implements, Waz ns Carriages. Buggies, Bte., Wholesale, Omsha. Johbers nware, Shoot Ire LEZ, FRIED & (O, of Hardware and o, Akents derCo.. Omul Na for Howe N BECTOR & WILHELMY Wholesale Hardware Western sgents for Jeffers Powder n Bteel Nafls, Au Covirer Agriculiural Implements, Wagons and Buggies. o 98, %3 and W7, Jon. Artists' Material. A, HOSPE, JR., Artists’ Materials, Pianos and Organs 7II\\7I§~|\:I|| Etre l‘»mlhn,r Butter and Eggs. McSHANE & SCHROEDER, Buyers of Rutter and Egg: Rofrigerator and worth 8t Builders’ Hardware and Scales. HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR Builders'Hardware & Scale Repair Shop Mechanics' Tools and Buffalo &cales. 1006 Douglns st Omaha, Boots and Shoes. ERICAN HAND SEWED SHOE COMPANY, Manufacturers and Wholesalo Dealers fn Boots and Shoes, Complete stock of Rubber Goods nlways on hi BB 8. 3th ., Omata, Neb. AT+ Autin Apepad W. V. MORSE & CO. Jobbers of Boots and Shoes, 1411 Farnam st, Omaha, Neb. Manufactory, Summer stredt, I o LINDSEY & Co, Wholesale Rubber Boots anl Shoes. Y Boot Rub and Oiled Clothing EastCorner 14th and Dou Fall M. KEATING, Agt. for Anlieuser-Bush Brewing Ass'n Bpecial Brands )nun(‘fln-lwfiul‘“nnd)-rVn!nvnr.‘ T STORZ & ILE Lager Beer Brewer North 18th Street, Omaha, Neb, Butchers' Tools. LOUIS HELLER, | Rutehiers' Tools and Supplies, Saueago Casings of &1l kinds always in sto: Junes st Omaha Coffee, Spices, Etc. T CLARKE BROS Omaha Coffee and Spice Mills. ces, Duking Powder, Flavoring Rae Laundry e, 1k 141416 Harney 'rdot Oiatin, Nob. S. COLE & MILE. e Coffee and Spice Mills M oo Grinders, Man Cornice. EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, John Epencter, Prop. urer of Galvanized Iron and Cornice, 928 K ot "G, New. RUEMPING & BOLTE, Ornamental Galvanized Cornices, Dormer Windows, ¥ fetalie Skylight, ete. 3108, 120V st Omaba, © © "WESTERN CORNICE WORKS | C. Specht, Prop. | Galvantzed fron Cornlcs, cte, Spectstmproved Pat- | SN Nyl 08 wad 610 8. 2008 Omiia. Manufa Dodgo and 103 an: Carpets. OMAILA CARP bbers of Carpets, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Linojeums, Mattings. Ftc. 1811 Douglas atr & S. A, ORCHARD, olesale Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Curtaln Goody, Ete, 133 Famau Street, Oma | " Crockery and Notions. W. L. WRIGHT, | Agentfor the Manufacturcrs and Importers of | Crockery, Glassware, | Lamps, Chimmeys, ¢ 7 South 13th et Commission and Storage. "D. A. HURLEY, Commission and Jobbing. Butter, ¥ggeand Produce. Consigrments solicited. THeadquariora for Stneware, Borry Box. s and pe Buske: 114 Dodge str "PEYCKE BRO! Commission Merchants. 4 Provis! W. E. RIDDELL, Storage and Commission Merchant, Bpecinities~Butter, Bggs, Cheese, Poultry, Game, Oysters, Fte., Fite: 113 South 4 wir WIEDEMAN & CO. Produce Commission Merchants, Poultry, Butter, Game, Fruits, cte. 220 8. lthst. Omisiha, Neb, Neb, Coal ant Lime. "7 P MILESTONE & CO., Dealers in Hard and Soft Coal, Ofco and yard, Ifth and Nicholas sis., Owaha, Neb, Yart T phone, 687, ABAGH. Pres. 0. i Al SUNDEWLAND, Sec, and Treas. | OMAIIA COAL, COKE & LIME COMPANY, Jobbers of Hard and Soft Coal, 200 South Thirtecath § J. J. JOHINSO. Manufacturers of Il And Shippers of Lan {air, Fire_Brick, Druin, Tile and S, O Paxton Hotel, Telephone S1l. GEo GOODMAN, V. Pios. . Plaster, er Pipe! Farim at., Owmsba, Neb. Confectionery. TR P FAY € e Manufacturing Confectioners, Jobbers of Fruits, Nuti nd Ciguis. 1211 Faruam St. maba. " Cigars and Tobacco. MAX MEYER & CO., Jobbers of Cigars, Tobacco, Guns and Ammunition, 215 to 223 8. 11th st., 1020 to 1024 ¥ Neb, Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, And Wholesale Dealers n Leaf Tobaccos, Nos. 108 and 110 N, Wth street, Onaba. “Dry Goods. M. E. SMITH & C0,, Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods & Notions 1102 aud 1104 Douglas, cor. 11th 8t., Omaha, Neb. mporters Distillers of Liquor aud JolLbers of Winesand Liquors. WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLE'Y C0. and ILER & CO,, Importers and Jobbers of Fine Wines and Liquars. ifngiurers of Keonodps East Indin Bl silo Liquors. 1112 Harney t. Drain Tile, Etc. s 3W.BEDE rorORD Sec.&Treas J. CARSON, V.P’res, and Supt. THE UNION HYDRAULIC DRAIN TILE CO., Ofee 213 £ 14th &L, Omaba. Neb. Machinery anc ‘Bupplies for Manufaeturing Cement Draiu Ti Furniture. "DEWEY & STONE, Wholesale Dealers in Furniture, Farnam st., Owaha, Neb, CHARLES SHIVERICK, Furniture, Bedding, Upholstery, Mirrors, ete. Groceries, PAXTON, GALLAGHER & (O, Wholesale Groeeries and Provisions, Nos 7, 708 and 711 8. 10th 8¢, Omakia, Nob. MeCORD,"BREADY & €O, Wholesale ( 1itn and Leavenw roce e at Omuba Hardware, W.J. BROATCH, Heavy Hardware, Iron and Steel, Bprings, Wagon Stock, R00 i1 i EDNEY & GIBBON, Wholesale Tron and Steel, Wagon and Carriage Woo | Hear. s e YT 18 TR eenwort e ORARe oo™ Iron Works. PAXTON & VIERLIN Iron Wor Bulkiing Work, Tron Stals s (& Steam Engines, Bra hine and_1acksmi . Ry.and 17th stree SULLIVA Work! Office an i Works, TF L MOMANUS, « OMAHLA WIRE & IRON WOKKS, Manufacturors of Wire and Tron Railings, Desk Ralls, Window Guards, Flower Stands, Wire Signs, Ete N 1ith, Orders by mail proniptly attend s to. Lumber. OMAHA TUMBER CO., Dealer . All Kinds of Building Material at Wholesele, 18th Stroet and Union Pacifie Track, Omiha. LOUIS BEADFORD, Dealer in Lumber, Lath, Lime, Sash, Doors, lite. Yarda - Corner 7th and Douglas; Corner Yeh and Dousins. T CHICAGO LUMBER (0., Wholesale Lumber, R14 8. 1ith street, Omaha, Neb, F. € Ipetzer, Ma C. N. DIE Lumbe 3th and Callfornin St FREED W. GRA Lumber, Lime, Cement, Kt Cor. 0th und Douglas sts., Omaha, HOAGLAND, Lumber, W. HARVEY LUMBER (0., To Dealers Only. Ofce, 1403 Farnam street, Omaha. CHAS. R. LEF, Hardwood Lumbes, Wood Carpets and Parguet Flooriug. 9th and Donglag Omaba. JOHN A. WAKEFIELD, Wholesale Lumber, Ete. Imported and American Portland Cement. Ktate "Agent for Milwaukee Hydraulic Cement aud Best cy White Lime. Live Stock. NION STOCK YARDS CO,, Of Omaha. Limited. John F. Bovd, Superinterdent, U Live Stock Commussion. M. BURKE & SONS, Live Stock Commission. o Burke, Manager 8. Omnha. Telephon 582, SAVAGE & GREEN, Live Stock Commission Merchants, Bhipments of any and all kinds of Stock solioited. Unlon Stock Yands. Omaha, Neb. Millinery and Notions. RFELDER & CO., porters and Jobbers of Millinery and Notions, 1213 and 1215 larney St.eet, Omaha, Neb, * _— Notions. " S. GOODRICH & CO., Are the only Direct Importers of German & French Toys & Fancy Goods In Nebraska. Chicago prices duplicated without adde ing Treight. 1415 Farnan Street, Omahi " KOBINSON NOTION CO. Wholesale Dealers in Notions and Furnishing Goods, 405 wnd 405 B. Tenth St., Omahu, NYARD & SCHNEIDE; Jobbers in Notions, Hosiery and Gents’ Furnishing Good: 1006 nm! m!_"‘llrnlm ! J. Overalls. LD MANUFA COMPANY, Manufacturers of Overalls, Jeans Pants, Shirts, Etc. 1102 and 110s Douzlas Street, Oniihu, oD, " Paper Boxes RING J. L. WILKIE, Manufacturer of Paper Doxes, B.14th St., Owab a Obraski. Ocders by majlyy licited aud will receive prompt uttention. Printing. i PRINTING COMPANY, Job Printers, Blank Book Makers, RN NEWSPAPER UNION Auxiliary Publishers. Dealers in Type, Prossos and Printers’ Supplies. 608 Bou elfth Stroet. Pumps. BROWNELL & CO,, Manufacturers and Dealers in Engines, Boilers & General Machinery fron work, Steam Pumps. Suw Mills, Acme depiie ¥ T Boliing. ete, s, serapers, und bul 12051215 Leas Venworth st., Oumubin, T CHURCHILL PUMP ¢ YomiCo's Gouter Pl Firham v Omene, Noo! A, L. STRANG CO,, Pomps, Pipes and Eugines, Btoam, Water, Railway and Milling Supplies. Fte, 920, 2 and 124 i st., Oninha, U. S. WIND ENGINE and P UMP COMPANY. Halladay Wind Milis: rteam und Water Supplies, Plumbing Goods, Belting, Hose. 918 und r;u e naui 8L, Omiha, 8 K. Felton, Masy Telephone No. 210, Safes, Etc. P. BOYER & C( Agents for Hall's Safe & Lock Co.g’ and Burglar Proof Safes, Time Loc d Juil Work. 103) Farinm street On G. ANDREE. Omaha Safe W¢ Manufacturers of Fire and Barglar ProofSafes Wire Work, Nub, M. 4. DISBROW & CO., Wholesale Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings, Braneh ofice. 13, Owabs, Nen G. . LYMAN, Sash, Door, Blinds, Mouldings, Bullding Paper, ete. 1001 South Thirteonth Sireek Ouiana, N5, "A'camplete siock of Bullde rdware BOHN MANUFACTURING CO,, Manufacturers, of Sush, Doors, Blinds, Mould'ngs Stair Work and Interior Hard Wood Finish JUBL Upetieds N. . cor. 600 und Lesyenworth Ble. Omaba, Neb. Wagons and Carriages. A, J. BIMPSON, The Leading Carriage Factory, (ESTABLISUED 1568 1409 aud 111 Dodgo street Omaha. e ——