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THE DAILYBEE-TIIURSDAT7
NEBRASKA
OMAHA. ; NBBRASKA ,
PAID DP CAPITAL { SJ60.0W
BUKPLU3 NOV 1,1884 M.rjOO .
IA. K. TOUZALUT ,
rrMldrnl , Vloe rreddeci.
w. v jjoonr.JNo. s. COLLINS , LEA-IS B. HEED
Kent K. Ilujdcn , Assistant and Acting Casbltr.
s us line omcil
The Bron Bankv
OOR , 12TH ANDFABNAM ST3 ,
& GENERAL -.BANKING .UU8INE33
TRANSACTED ,
INTKHEST allowed on time dopoilts upon
Mo ; blo terms sad apon ocoanti ol baukj
and banker * .
FOREIGN EXCHANGE GoTdrnment
Bonds and Conntr and CHty icentitlM bocght
and sold.
Ia Its treatment ol onatomaw the most Hby
iral policy ii pursued consistent Trith tafetd
nd senna banking , and we Invite correaponca
into 01 personal Inquiry la aonnootion there
FINANCLAND CUrflfrlERGE ,
FINANCIAL
N w YOBK , March 4. Money Easy at
lli , closing nt 1 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper l@Do.
Storlinff KichangoBllls-Dnllat483J ; demand -
mand1 SO.
Governments Unchanged , except the four ? ,
which declined j.
Stocks In stocks there wai oven less doing
than yesterday. Trices for the general list up
to 12 o'clock were very llttlo changed from
last nuht'a closing figures. In the last hour
the market waa weak , nnd in the first Imlf
hour there Was n decline of 1 to 1 .
COUPONS ,
8'i 1011
li'aOonponj lllg
U.S. 4's. 122
HftclfioB'aof "So 125
BTOOK3 AND BONDS.
Central pacino 31
Chicago & Alton 131
Jo do pfd 145
Chicago , Burlington & Quincy liO , '
Delaware , Lackawnna & Woatern 101 i
Denver & lUo Grande 8
Erlo 1 3
do pfd 20
Illinois Central 1241'
Indianapolis , IBloom. & Woatern 12
Kansas & Teiaa 17 ?
Lalco Shore & MfthlcanBouthorn [ 62
Louisville & Naahvillo 31
Michigan Central 03
Mireourl Pacific 'JO
Northern Pacific 18j
do do pfd -I2j
Northwestern 01 ;
pfd 130 *
New York Central OOJ
Oregon Trans-Continental 13 ;
PacifioMail 68
P. D. &E 13J
Pullman Palace Car Company 112
Rook Island 112
St. Lonia & San Francisco 19 $
do do pfd 30
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. .Paul 71 :
do do do pfd. . . . . 10T )
St. Panl&Omaha , 85 :
t do do pfd 86 ;
tTexaa Paclfio 12 ;
Union Paclfio 47 |
Wabash , St Louis & Pacific -1 ;
do do do pfd Hi
Western Union Telegraph 69.
O. R. &N 05
tKi-int.
tEx-div.
Asked.
GEXEHALi PIIODCOE.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO , March Flour Feelinp weak
and about unchanged.
Wheat Active , unsettled , fluctuated violently
lently , excited , opened excited 4c over yea-
terday'a close , declined a trifle , rallied , ad
vanced Jc , recedud ic , advanced gc , declined
c , Uuctuatod nnd closed over yesterday ;
75J@7iic ( for cash ; 7"i751c ( tor March ; 753
@ 7r'fc ( or April ; S0i@805o for Nay.
Coin Fairly active , ruled higher , trading
centorinc ; on May , May opened 4e higher ,
eased oil a trifle , edvanced e , and closed 4c
over yesterday : 3)3@39 ) o for cash ; 37Jc for
ISIarch ; 38p for April ; 41gCo' Hie for May.
Outa Firm during most of the cession ,
near futures i@jic better , May ic higher ,
near the COFU ) weakened and closed ic over
yesterday ; 2G/c / for cash and March ; 2GJ@
J7c for April ; 30Jo May.
Kye-Steady at CSJc.
llarley- Nominal at C3c.
Timothy -lg ( 3 higher ; prime. 134@l 35.
1'lax Seed Scarce nnd qniet ; No. 1 , 1 46.
Pork Moder-itelyactlvt ) , firmer , ruled ir
regular , advanced ll@l''ic ) eatly , declined 5
@ 7ic , rallioJ and closed stea.iy at medium
figures ; 12 37J@12 40 for cah nnd March ;
ia 42i@12 15 for April ; 12 5J@12 15 for
May.
Lard Fairly active and firmer , advanced
5 ( < ? 7ioand closed steady at medium figures ;
0 774@li TO for cash and March ; 0 86(5,0 ( 874
or April ; 6)2 ! ! < cJ03 ( for May.
Bulk Meats Shoulder * , 4 'JOS5 00 ; short
Clear. 0 09@0 R5 ; short ribs , 0 10@G 20.
Whisky Steadyjat 1 15.
Uuttcr Quiet and weak ; choice to" fancy
creamery , 30@33c ; good to choice dairy , IS
Cheese Steady and unchanged ,
KifgB Firmer ; fresh , 2t@2.'c.
Hides Unchanged.
Tallow Unchanged ,
Keceipti. Bhlp'ta.
Flour , bbl . 26.0CO 24,000
Wheat , bushels . 115,000 15.0CO
Oorn , buiihels . 228,000 KiS.OOO
Oats , bushels . 151,000 103,000
Rye , bushels . 11,000 2000
liuley , bushels . 53,000 21,000
TOLEDO.
Tottno , March 4. Wheat Weaker ; No 2
red , cash and March , 70c ; May , " 0c.
Corn-Quiet and firm ; No. 2 cosh 42Jc ; Muy
1Scbd. !
Oats Dull and nominal ; No. 2 , "iljc ;
LIVKBPOOL.
LlVtBrooL , JJorch -Wheat ( Julet nnd
steady with fair demand ; hjldirs offering free
ly ; winter red western tii 8d@lld.
Corn Dull and in poor demand ; new west
ern mixed , Is 4id.
KANSAS CITY ,
KANSAS Unr , March 4. Wheat Stronger )
cash , Uljc bid , Cl'jc asked ; May , Otc.
Oorn Steady cash , SOlc ; May , S
OaU Dull aud nominal ; 27c bid. ,
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI , March 4. Whisky Steady In
moderate demand at 1 13.
NKW TOBE FBODDCI.
NKW Yon * . March 4. Wh at Spot lot !
advanced l@ljc and options H@l § , closliif
drm ; receipts. 61,000 bushels ; Jiports , 79-
000 ; No. 3 spnnK. SOc ; ungraded red ,
No. 3 red , 86@SCc ; No. 2 red ,
May closing at Oljc.
Corn-Upot lots j@lq and options
better , clesicg firmi receipti , (14 ( 1,000 buBh
els ; eiuortf. 144,000 ; bushels ; ungraded , 60' '
© Sac ; No. 2.5lfe531c ; Mayclosiogat 49Jc
Oats Market ilsio higher ; receipts , 74 ,
000 buihels ; exiwrts none ; mixed western
38@3' . c.
* < Ki Western frwh , stronger at 251@20.
Pork Steady with moderate demand ,
Lard -Higher ; western ste m upot quotei
7 231.
Butter Quite we k at 10@35.
BT. LOUIS raoncct.
Br. Louis , March Wheat-Higher an
unsettled , tluctuated within a small range an
cloiecl B c over yecterdtty : 81i8lgo fc
cAih ; 8Ho for March ; BOJ 'StlJc for MA ]
coiiui ! ( Intide.
Corn Higher and firm ; 37cfor cash ; 303(1 (
3T Jc for April ; 3S@3.SJo for May ,
UaU-Very "low ; 30c for cash ; 31Jo f (
May.
ItjA Quiet at C3o ,
Bailey Steady at CO'gSOo. '
Uutter Steady ! dairy , 20@27o crean
KpgsHigher.it 18@10c.
KlaxSced-StcadT ! 140.
] 5ran Stead v at Clc.
Cornmeal-rirm at 2 25(22 ( SO
AFTKHNOON IJOAnn Wheat- Opened steady
and fnm ; ROlc lor May.
Corn Quiet. 3 c for May and Juno.
Oats Nothing done.
MILWAUKEE FRODCCB
MiLWAiKEBMnrch4. ; Wheat Firm ; No ,
2 Milwaukee , 761c ; March , 72'c : May "Ojo.
Corn Quiet and unchanged ; No. 2 , SAc ;
No. 3 , 37c.
O ta Dull and quiet ; No. 2 white , 29 $ : .
Uye-Kinier ; No. 1 , G3ic.
Unrltv Firmer ; No. ' 2 spnnr , 65J < a.Sic.
l'r' vUloni Higher ; mess pork , 12 45 ,
LIVH STOCK ,
CIUOAOO.
CntCAQO , March 4. Drovers' Journal re
ports :
Cuttle KoMipts , 5,300 ; market weak , dull
and a shade lower ; shipping steers , t 00fi 00 ;
common to Rood cows , 210(34 ( On ; stockcrs ,
3 60(2 ( J 00 ; feeders , active nt 4 SO ® I 70.
Hoga Hocfipt , 13,000 ; elow , stesdv ; rough
packing , 4 SOW I 50 ; packing nnd clipping ,
4 G0@4 03 ; light , 4 00 ® 105 ; skips , 3 00&
4 OP.
OP.Shcop Hecelptt , ,1,600 ; inferior to good.
2COa375 ( ; choice , 376 100. Lamb % 4 00
ffi147r. . ;
BT. LOCI3.
BT. I/Ois ) , March 4. Oftttlo Roeoiots
1,100 ; shipments 600 ; best grades fcirco anil
finn ; low ( lualitien , weak ; exports , 5 75@C 10 ;
common to choice phippincr , 4 59ftf ( > 76 ;
bntchors" steorfl , t 00@4 76 ; cows nnd heifers ,
3 00fe4 00 ; stockers and feedcrs,83 , 50@4 CO )
cot lift d Tf xanB , t COM4 60.
Sheep Receipts. 1,203 ; sliipmcnts 1,100 ;
slow ; common to extra , 2 fO@4 25.
KANSAS CtTT L1VK STOCK.
KAKBAJ Crrx , March 4. Cattle Rerelpts ,
750 head ; firmer and higher ; export * , 5 40(85 (
5 00 ; common to choice ( hipping , 1 60@6 30 ;
stockers and feodora 3 00 ® 115 ; cows , 276 ®
350.
350.Hogs Receipts , 3,000 hend ; weak : lots , 215
to 235 pounds , 4 15gl ( 45 , mainly 430 ®
440.
Sheep Receipts. 750 head ; steady ; com-
mou to good , 1 60@3 2. .
OMAHA
OFFICE or TUR OMAHA Bza , \
Wednesday evening , March 4. I
The following prices nro charged retailers
by jobbers , wholesale and commission mer
chants with the exception of grain , which is
quoted at the prices furnished by tha eleva
tors and other local buyers :
Grain
Wheat Oash No. 2 , Glo.
Barley Nothing doing.
Rye Oash No. 3 , 49c. _
Corn No. 2 , 25c.
White Corn 'Me ,
Oata No. 2 , 25c.
Llvo stock Market.
Hoga-S4.GOffl4 05.
Cows S3.23@3 75.
Steers-S1.00@4,75.
Flour and MlllstulTij.
Winter Wheat Firm jbest quality patent at
3 C0@3 25.
Second quality S3 CC@2 80.
Spring Wheat Best ( luality patent nt § 2 81
@ 2l)0. )
Second quality - S2 15@2 DO.
Bran-65e per cwt.
Chopped Feed Per 100 Iba. , 7uc.
Corn Meal 80 85@1 00 per cwt.
Screening G5c per cwt.
General Produce
Poultry Has been rather qniet this week ;
receipts are modeiate , and chickens and duck
are short of demand. Chickens dressed , per
lb./ choice , lOgjllc , fair to good 7c ; Turkeys
dressed , per lb. , choicf , ll@12c ; fair to good ,
8@9c ; Geese , dressed , per lb , choice , lie ;
fair to coed , 8@9c ; Ducksdressed , per lb. ,
choice , 10@llc ; fair to good , 9c.
Eggs Ihe feeling is weak , and prices
range- from 21c down to 22c.
Butter Demand is good , especially for the
better grades , of which receipts are only very
light. Prices continue ) firm and prospects
favor nn advance. Creamery,22@25c ; fair to
good , ll@lScchoicedairy ; , 17@18o ; inferior
grades , S lOc.
Game Is now very rjuiet and receipts have
come down to a trifle since the 1st' . Prairie
chickens , per doz , S3 50 _ , quail , 75@100 ; geese
per doz. 3 00@3 50 ; jack rabbits , per doz ,
3 00@3 00 ; small rabbits , 75 1 00 ; snipe , per
doz. 75@1 00 ; ducks , mallard. 2 00@2 CO ;
ducks , teal and mixed , 1 50@2 00.
Potatoes As long as the cold weather Ia st
the potato business will not amount ta much.
A few carsh.ivo been received but they all show
more or less frost , and 40chas been the highest
prices obtained. Well assorted stock , free
from frost and put up in sacks , will probably
bring 45@50c.
Onions There have not been any receipts
lately. Unfrozen stock is scarce and will sell
at 75c per bushel , or 2 25(3,2 50 per barrel , in a
unall way.
Beans Are gottinz to bo quito scarce now
and m rket rules firm on clean stock. Navy
per bushel , 140@160 ; medium , per bushel ,
125 135.
Popcorn Almost no demand , nnd slow
fcaloi at l@lic per lb.
Uoney Comb Choice domestic , 15@lGc ;
California , l-15c. )
Beeswax In good demand. Choice bright ,
per lb 2G@2Sc ; common tu good dark per lb ,
1D@20 ; .
Cidor-0hio"'per bbl. , $7 00 ; "York
State" per bbl. , SS 00 ; per J bbl. , SI 75 ; con
densed ppr iral , 85c ; rrab apple , per gal , 35c.
Cheese Full cream , western , 12c ; Wiscon
sin now , 12Jc ; young American , 12@13c.
Maple Sugar Pure , m brinks , per lb , IGc.
Grocers' List ,
CANNED Goons. Oyste.a ( Standard ) per
caae , 3 90 ; strawberries , 2 lb per case. 2 60
raspberries , 2 lb , per case , 2 60 ; California
peara per case. 5 SO ; apricots , per case , 6 03
peaches per case , 5 00 ; white cherries per
case , 6 7S ; plums per case , 4 60 ; whortleber
riea per coao , 3 00 ; ozg plums , 2 lb , per case
2 90 ; green gages , 2 lb , per case , 2 'JO ; pine
aples , 2 lb , per cane , 3 20@5 60
Rorx Sisal , J inch and larger , Sic , jj inch ,
Sic.
Sic.OAK
OAK s Boxes , 40 Iba , 16a , 12o , 8 ; , 12ic ,
boxer ba , 10 oz , 6s. 14c.
3H 8 Per caddie , 35c ; ronndrlcase
< uaro , cases , 1 70 ; Oshkosh. caseagr ,0
> SnoAaa Powdered , Sc ; cut loaf , Sc ; an4
ulated , 7c ; confectioners' A , Gfc ; Standard
extra O. Gc ; extra C , 6gc ; medium yellow , 5ic ;
dark yellow , 6i@GJc.
Corpwa Ordinary grades , 1212c : fair. 12
@ 131c ; good , 13ic ; prime , 14@16ic ; choice ,
1617c ; fancy green and yellow , 16@16ic ; old
government Java , 20@26c ; Arbuckle'a roast
ed , 16c ; MoLaughlin's XXXX roasted , 16c ;
Imitation Java , 10i@181c ; Clark's Aurora ,
16JC.STROP
STROP Standard Com. , JSc , bbls ; Standard
do , 4 gallon koga , 1 25.
SODA In lb papers , S 20 per case ; keg , per
lb,25c.
DBT Fauna No 1 , quarter npplea. bbla
6Jcj N C sliced , boxea , 7fc : evaporate < l , boxes ,
9jc ; blackberries , boxea , He ; peaches , J-
boxoa , 10o ; peacnes , evaporated , IGo ;
berries , S5o
ALCOHOL 183 pooof nlcohol 2 30 per win
onall extra California spirits ; 188 proof , 129
pir pr oof gallon ; tripple refined spirits , 187
proof , 119 per proof gallon ; redistilled
whiskies , 1 0041 60 ; fine blended , 1 602 60.
GlNtt Imported , 4 60@COO ; domestic , 1 40
© 300.
PiOKLM Medium in barreli , 600 ; do In
half barrels , 3 60 ; small , in barrels , 7 00 ; do In
half barrels , 6 00 ; gherkins in barrels , 3 00
do in half barrels , 4 60.
TEAS Gunpowder , good 45@55c ; choice ,
GO@7Cc ; good Imperial , 4043c ; choice , CO ®
65c ; Young Hyson , good , SI ® Wc ; cholcot 66
@ 100 ; Japan , natural leaf , 76c ; Japan choice ,
G0g76c ( ; Oolon ? good , 3640o ; Oolong choice
40@65o ; SDuchong , good , S0@10c ; choice , 36
© 4Cc.
RIOI Loaisiana , prime to choice. 6i@7Jc ,
Fisu-No. 1 mackerel half bbls. , 7 60 ;
Family 4 bbls. , 4 25 ; No. 1 kiU. 1 06 ; family
kits 60c : No , 1 whitefuh. half bb . ,0 60 ; No ,
1 kits , 96ci family halt bbls. . 300 ; familj
kits and palls , COc ; No. 1 trout , half bbls. , 6 25 ,
WooniNWAHK Two hoop palls , 1 85 ; three
hoop palls , 2 10 , Tubs , No , 1 , 9 00 ; nloneei
washboards , 185 ; Donbla Crown , 3 90) ) well
buckets , 3 85.
SOApa Kirk's Savon Imperial ; 3 16 ; Kirk'i
satinet , 3 30 ; Kirk'i standard , S 66 ; Kirk'i
White Russian , 4 86.
POTA.BII Pennsylvania cans , 1 cans in case
-.Babbitt's ball , 2 doz. in cue , 1 90 ; An
cnor ball , 3 doz. in cue , 1 60.
OAKUT Mixed , Ilal2c ; stick , lOallci twis
( tick , 104 .
ViNMiH New York apple , 16o ; Oblo p
pie , 18c ,
SALT Dr y loads , per bbl , 1 60 ; Athton ,
In tacks , U 60 . ; bbU dairy , CO , 5 , 8 60.
* "
STABCH-
Starch. So ;
Snciw
cassia , 15o. _
Dry Goods
BnowN SHEKTINOS Atlantlo A , "ie ; Allan.
llo P , Gc ! Atlantic LL , 5Jc ; Brnnawlck , 7\c \ ;
Bc&ver Dam LTj , 6c : Lawrence LL , 6Jc ; Pa-
clfia II , "Jc ; Royal Standard , 6Joj Indian
Head A , 7c ; Wauchnsett A. 7Je.
FINE BROWN SuKKHNog-Argylo , CJc ; Pep-
porell R , 7c ; Sallsoury R. Gic.
BLEACHED COTTONS Ballon. 4-4 , CJci Bal
lon , 7-8 , 5Jcj Cumberland , 4-4 , 8c ; Davoll DD ,
SJe ; Fftlrmount , 43o ; Fniit of the Loom 1 ,
9cj Glory of the \Vost , 8ic ] Golden Gate , 8fc ;
Hill 7-8. 8c ; Hill 4-4. 7c ; Lonidale , 7f c ; New
York Mills , HJc : Wamsutta , lOio.
DCCRB ( Colored ) Boston , 8 oz. , lljoi Bos
ton , 10 oz , 144c ; Boston , 9 or. , 14c ; Fall Rivet
4 c.
c.DCCKS ( Grny-Wcst ) Point , 8 oz. , lie ; West
Point 10 oz. , 14cj Point Bear , 8 oz. , llo.
TICKIN03 iVmoakcaflr. 13Jc : Continental
Fancy , 9o ; Cordls , lOJc ; Pearl River , 21c ;
York , 12ic | Hatnleton Awnings , 124c.
DENIMS Amoskefp , 14c ; Beaver Greek AA
12c ; Bcavnr Creek BI3 , He ; Bcnver Crook
CO , lOc ; Havmakora , 8c ; Jnllrey D & T , 12fo ;
Jallroy XXX , 12c ; Pearl River , 13c ; Warren -
ren AX A ( brown ) . I2c ; Warren BB ( brown ) ,
Ic ; Wnrren CO ( brown ) , lOo.
CAMBnica Fifth nvenua glove finish , 4Jc ;
Keystone glove finish , 60
UonauT JEANS Amory , 7ic ; Hancock , 8c ;
Hearsayer 81c ; Rockport , 7c.
PBINTS Aliens , 6ic ; American , 6Jc ; Arn
old's 6e ; Cocheco , Gc ; Harmony , 44c ; Indigo.
CJo ; Indigo 7-8 , llic ; Indigo 4-4 , 124o ; Steel
River , 54c : Charter Oak , 4Vc.
Pni.VTa SuiBriNoa American , 5o ; Cocheco ,
5o Gloucester , 6c ; Southbr'dge , 44o ; Waver-
leys' ijc ; Rosedale , 4c.
GINOHAJIS Amoskeng sUpIoi , SJo ! Bates
staploa. 8c ; Lancaster staples , 8c ; Plunkot
plaids 9c ; Hudion chocks , 8Jc ; Amoskeng
Persians , 9c.
DHE.SS GOODS Atlantic alpacca. 94o ; Per
sian cnshmtre , 23\c \ ; Hamlolon cashmere , 151c ;
Hamloton Fancus , llic ; Hamleton brocades ,
loc ; Arlington brocade , 18c ,
TJcrivY Hardware List.
Iron , rates , 2 30 ; plow steel , special cnst , He ;
crucible , 7ot special or Gorman , 4c ; cast too ;
do , 15a20c ; wagon spokes , set , 2 26n3 00 ; hubs
per sot , 1 25 ; felloes , sawed dry , 1 40 ; tongues ,
each , 70n85c ; axles , eaih , 75c ; square nuts per
lb , 7nllc ; washers , per lb , SalSc ; rivets , per
lb , lie ; coil chain , per lb , 6al2c ; malleable ,
8c ; Iron wedges , 6c : crowbars , Gc : harrow
teeth , 4c ; spring steel , 7a8c ; Burden's horse
shoes , 4 30 ; Burden's muleshocs , 6 30.
BABBED WIBK In car lots. 4 CO per 100 ,
NAILS Rates , 10 to 60 , 2 45.
SHOT Shot , 1 85 ; buckshot , 2 10 ; oriental
powder , kegs , 6 40 ; do , half kegs , 3 48 ; do ,
quarter kegs , 1 88 blasting , kegs , 3 35 ; fuse ,
per 100 feet , 50o.
LEAD Bar , 1 G5.
COAL Cumberland blacksmith , 10 00 ; Mor
ris run Blossburg , 10 00 ; Whitebreaat lump ,
6 00 ; Whitobreast nut , 5 00 ; Iowa lump , 6 00 ;
Iowa nut , 6 00 ; Rock Spring , 7 00 ; Anthra-
dot , 11 25all 60 ; Canon City , 7 00 per ton.
Iioather.
Oak sole , S8@42c ; hemlock solo , 28@S3c ;
hem.ock kip , EOc ; runner 65c to 75c ; hemlock
calf , 85 to 1 00 : hemlock upper , 22 to 24c ; oak
upper , 2 Ic ; alligator , 4 00 to 560 ; calf kid ,
32@35c ; Greisen kid , 2 60 to 2 75 | oak kip ,
80o to 1 00 ; oak calf , 1 20 to 1 SO ; French kip.
1 10 to 1 55 ; French calf , 1 25 to 2 00 ; russetta
6 50 to 7 60 ; linings , 6 00 to 8 50 ; toppings ,
9 00 to 10 50 ; B. L. Morocco , 30 to 35c ; pebble
0. D Morocco 35c ; simon , 2 60 @ 3 00.
HARNESS No. 1 star oak , 35c ; No. 2 , S2c ;
No. 1 Ohio oak , 34c ; No. 1 Milwaukee 33c ;
No. 2 do. Sic.
No. 1 Pitts oak har , 35o ; No. B Pitta oak
har > 33c.
Hides.
Steady ; green butchers' Gc ; green cured , 74
@ 7J ; dry flint , 12@14c , dry salt , 10@llc : dam-
need hides two-thirds price.
Tallow-44@5ic.
Grease Prime white , 4@4c.
Sheep PalU 25c@75.
Tobacco.
Plug TobaccoClimar , 45c ; Bullion , 45o ;
Horseshoe , 44c , Star , 4Gc ; Rudy , 45c ; Her-
sey's , 40c ; Black , 38@40 ; Spearhead , 46o ;
Ocr Rspe , 4Sc : Piper Heidsieck , G4c.
Fine Cut Common , 30ct Medium , 4Cc ;
good , 45@COc ; Hard to Boat , 70c ; Favorite ,
COc ; Diamond Crown , 55c ; Sweet Sixteen ,
56c.
Smoking O , S. , 22c ; Meerschaum , 30c ;
Durham , IGcoz. 61c ; Durham , 8 oz. , 55c ; Dar-
ham , 4 oz. 67c ; Durham , 2 oz. , 60c ; Seal of
North Carolina , 10 oz.,41c ; Seal of North Car
olina , 8 oz , , 43c ; Seal of North Carolina , 4 oz. ,
c ; Seal of North Carolina , 2 oz. , 60c ; O. S. ,
urham , 4 oz. , 28c ; O. K. Durham , 2 oz , 30c ;
nclo Ned , i'a 25c ; Tom and Jerry 23o ,
linmber.
WHOLESALI.
We quote lumber , lath and shingles on car
tlOmnha at the following prices :
JOIST AND aoASTLiNO 16 feet and nnder ,
SOO
TIMBEBS 16 feet and nnder , 18 CO ,
TIMBEU AND Joiai-20 ft. , 19 00 ; 24 ft. ,
000.
FENCING No. 1 , 4 and 6 in. , 20 00 ; No. 2 ,
800.
SHEATHING No. 1 (2d ( common boards ) ,
8 00 ; No. 2 , 1600.
STOCK BOABDS A , 4500 ; B , 40 00 ; O , 35 00.
FLOOHINO-NO. 1 , 35 00 ; No , 2 , 30 CO ; No.
2200.
SIDINO , clear 25 00 ; No. 2 , 22 50 ; No. 3 ,
8 00.
CEILING30 00 ; | . 20 00.
SHINGLES , best 3 50 ; standard , 3 00.
LATH 3 00 per M.
LIME Per barrel , 100 : bulk per bushel ,
-DC ; ceinont ; bbl , 2 25 ; Iowa plaster , bbl , 2 60
lair per bus , 60c ; tarred felt , 100 Ibs ,
traw board 300 ,
CHEMICALS Acid , carbolic , 40
icid , tartaric , 50c ; balsam copaiba , per lb.
" > 5c ; bark , sassafras , per lb , 12c ; calomel , per
b , 90c ; cinchonidla , per oz. , $0 EO ; chloro-
orm , per lb , $1 00 ; Dovers powders , par lb ,
' 1 25 ; epsom salts ) per lb , 34c ; glycerine ,
. ure , per lb , 25c ; lead acetate , per lb , 20c ; oil
castor , No. 1 per gal. . SI 60 ; oil castor , No. 3
tor gal. , 81 40 ; oil , olive , per gal. , $1 40 ; oil ,
> rigannm , 5Cc ; opium , 84 60 : quinine , P. &
W. , and R. & S. , per oz. , SI 20 ; potassium
odlde , per lb. , 3 60 ; salicin , per oz. . 40c ;
ulphate morphine , per oz , , $3 40 ; lulphur ,
per lb. , 4c ; strychnine , per oz. , 8.1 36
Paints Oils and Varnlsboi.
OILS UO carbon , per gallon , He ; ICO
eadllght , per gallon , 13c ; 175 ° headlight
udgallon , Itic ; 160 ° water white , 15c ; Hn-
ieed raw , per gallon , 62c ; linseed boiled , per
[ nllon , 55c ; Lard , winter str'd , per gallon , 70c ;
So. 1 , GOc ; No. 2 , 60 ; castor XXX. per gal.
on , 1 GOc ; No. 3 , 1 40 ; sweet , per gallon. ! 00 |
iperm W. B. , per gallon , 1 60 ; fish W. B. ,
) er gallon , 65 ; neatafoot extra , per gallon , 90c ;
N'o. 1 , 75c ; lubrisatlng , zero , per gallon , 30e ;
lummer , 16c ; golden machine , No , 1 , per galen -
en , 36c ; No. 2 , 28o ; sperm , signal , per gallon
ta ; turpentine , per gallon , : Jfnaptb,71o | ) ,
er gallon , lOc ,
Dry Palnta
White lead 69c ; Frenck EC , Co ) Faili
Mhittng , 24c ; whiting gilders , Ifc ; whiting
coin'l , IJo ; lampblack , Geruantown , 14c ;
lampblack , ordinary , lOc ; Prussian blue , 55a
untramarine , 18c ; vandyke , brown , Be ; umber ,
burnt , 4c ; umber , raw , 4c ; sienna , burn 4ct ; ;
tlenno , raw , 4c : Pans green , genuine , 25o
Paris greencommon,20c ; chrome green , N. Y. ,
20o ; chrome green , K , , 13c ; vermillion , Eng .
76c ; vermillion , American , 18c ; Indian , red ,
lOc ; roae pink , He ; Venetian , rod , Oookson's ,
2c ; Venetian , red , American. Ijc ; red lead ,
7jc ; chrome yellow , genuine , vOc ; chrome yel
low , K. , 12c : ochre rochelle. 3c ; ochre , Frenh
2c ; ochre , American , 2c ; Winters mineral ,
2c ; lebigh brown , 24c ; Spanish brown , 24cj
Prlnco's mineral , So.
VABNIflHM-Barrels , per gallon : Furniture ,
extra , 81 10 ; furniture , No , 1 , 81 ; coach , ex
tra , 81 40 ; coach , No. 1 , 81 20 ; Damar , extra ,
8t 75 ; Japan , 70c ; aaphaltum , extra , 860 ,
shellac. $3 E5 ; bard oil finuh 81 60 ,
PAINTS i.v OIL White lead , Omaha , P. P ,
61 c ; white lead , St. Louis , pare , 6c ; Marsei
lea green , 1 to 6 lb cans , 20o ; French zinc
green teal , 12c ; French zinc , red seal , lie
ri nh sine. In varnish asst , , 20c ; French zinc
In oil asat , 16c ; raw and burnt nmber , 1 1
tx , lOc ; raw and burnt Sienna lOc ; vandyki
crown , ISc ; refined lampblack , 12c : coacl
black nd Ivory black , 16c ; drop black , 16c
Prussian blue , 40o : ultramarina blue , 18c
chrome green , L. M A : D. , 16o : blind ani
butter greeo , L , M , & D , , IfSo ; Paris grecp i
16c | Indian red , 15c ; VcnolUa red , 9c ; Tua-
can red , 22c ; American vermillion. I. & P-
; ypllow ochre , 9c ; L. M. , 0 , A I ) . O. , ISc ;
yellow ochre , 9c ; golden ochre , IGc ; patent
dryer , 8c ; cr.Mnlnir colors , light oak , dnrk oak ,
walnut , chMtnutftnii _ h. 16c
DKNVKH Al.UtKBT.
FLOCB-Colorftdo , 100 lb , 1 601 7S ; patent -
ent , 100 lb * . , 2 75@3 Ml Kansw , 100 lb , 2 76
@ 3 00 ; grahnm , 100 Ibs. 1 f.O ; ryp , 1 00 Ibs.
2 25 ; buck-wheat , per bbl. 7 60 ,
GBAIN , FEED , Ere , \Vhent 100 Ibs , 8100
corn In sacks on track , 100 Ibs , fi570 ;
oats , In sacks on track , 100 Ibs , e * . Vn , white ,
1 1W1120 ; Colorado white , 1 ! 0@1 SO ; mlied ,
110@115 ; barley 100 Iba , 1 S0ffl 85 ; bran ,
ton , on track , 14 0Vai6 ( 00 ; chop , corn , 100
Ibs , on track. 70c75 ; chop relied , 100 Hw ,
on track , I 00 < 1 20 ; corn ttoal , 100 lb . 1 SO
® 1 40.
HAT-BMod , nplnnd , ton , 13 00@15 00 ;
upland , loose , ton , 10 00@12 00 ; second bottom
tom , baled , 10 Mll ) 00 ; alfalfa , loose , ton ,
12 00@15 CO ; straw , baled , on track , ton , G ( N )
< g8 00.
BCTTKB Creamery , fancy , lb , 41 c
creamery , fine , lb , SGufSSe ; dairy , choice , lb
20@22c ; dairy , eood. lb , 18@20o ; dairy , fair
lb , 1516c ; cooking , lb , 6@8e.
Eoos State , candled nnd warranted , doz ,
6ftJ3Gc ; ranch , dot , 3C@37o
CHSKSIS Full cream , 16@l"o ; half crenm ,
b , lOfrUlc ; skim , lb , 9c ; Swiso , domestic ,
b , 22@23c ; Swiss , Imported , 80S2c ; lm-
burger , 18c.
POULTBTLive old chickens , doz , 5 00@5 EO ;
dressed ducks , lb , 15@10c ; dressed turkeys ,
lb. . 156 lGc.
POTATOES Colorndo , 100 Ibs , P5@106 ;
sweet , rerlb. , 4o ,
VEQETABLSS Onions , yellow , 100 Ibs ,
2 25 ; cabbncte. 100 Ibs , 2 60t boots ,
100 Ibs , 110@125 ; turnips , 100 Ibs , 1 2.ri.
Fr.UiraLemons , per box , Messina , 4 0317)
450 ; ornngos , Flori < ln , per box , G 505H700 ;
apple * , fancy bbl , 6 C0@5 60 ; apples , medium ,
bbl , 360.
CDBED MEATS Hnms , sugar cured , lb , 114
© lljc : bacon , breaktuat , lb , 12@124c ; dry
salt aides , lb , 7jt@8c ; lard in palls , 9j 9 c ;
lard In tierces , Sjc. |
FnKsii MK.VTS Dressed beef , Colorndo , r r
lb , 71&8c ; hogs , lb , 6J@Gic ; mntton , lb , 7
@ 7ic.
LIVE STOCK Colorado etecrs , per 100 Ibs
4 10@4 60.
Hides. Dry Flint No. 1 , per lb , 114@12ei
No. 2 , lb , 9@10c ; green steers nnd branded
calf , lb , 4@5c ; green cnlf.lb , 8(2llOc ( ; green kip ,
lb , or t > 7c ; sheep skins , dry , 810c ; deer skins ,
lb , 15@20c ; antelope tkins , lo , 12 ® 15 : tallow ,
lb , 5@Gfl
WOOL Colorado No. 1. per lb , 1416c )
buck , lb , 8c ; Mexican , 710c.
Flan Mackerel , No. 1 , 140 kit. tntss ,
1 60@2 00 ; CiOlfoxnin calmcn , half bbl , 10 60 ;
Holland harricg , keg , 1 6031 60 ; trout , per
lb. 1516o
Knjuyeil ,
"I am en joy ing poor health , " sadly ra-
marked nn eilllcted lady. But wo can do
better In onr enjoyments. Mr. G.W. L.
Fortune , of Okolona , Ark. , writes : ' 'My
wife need nix bottlea of Brown's Iron
Bitters dining last year with very marked
benefit. She la enjoyiny better health
than for tovoral yoarj pait. With her it
is now Indispensable. " This Lind of en
joyment may bo the portion of all the
weak nnd weary who tike Brown's Iron
Bittera.
A Conductor's Vicissitudes.
St. Paul Globe.
Many laughable incidents are told of
the checkered careoc of Conductor An-
doisDn na the Miunlapolis nnd St. Louis
reid , At 0110 time , when conducting on
the Montana division of the Northern
Paclfio road , over a year egi , ho slugecd
an attache of a prominent hotel In St.
Faal , where he was spending his vaca
tion. Iho reason given for the assault
to Judge Burr was that the liotal man
had bum too free in hia attentions to
Anderson's wi'o. The judge fined him
$10 , and as Ili3 fine was read to him , he
a\yt , "Judge , I vri 1 pay you 850 if you
will Bond thto man woitof the Missouri. "
But there traa somuthlng in store for
the conductor ho little expected. When
he went back to Montana ho heard that
a spotter had been along the line , and a
number cf the conductors were being
dls.-lurgcd foiT "knocking down. "
Ho did not take long to con-
eider what to do , bat sent ia his resigna
tion and went wi h tbo Minneapolis &
St. Louis company. It was ouo night
some month * after that the epct'ornho
was in Montana , got on bis train , a
freight , on which Hie orders prohibited
passengers from riding. Anderson did
not say a ivord to him , until he reached
a lonely place near Albert Lee , where
there was not a station on either side for
near ten miles. Then ho stopped the
train and gave the spotter's baggage n
kick into the ditch and tcok the spotter
himself by the coat col'ar ' and slung him
after it. When ho arrived at Miunoapo
IU ho went to the superintendent and
taid : ,
"I found a spotter on my train near
Albert Lee and I kicked him and his
baggage off , and now I want to resign. '
The superintendent looked up rithor
pleased and said thera was no necessity
for reiigoltig , as the company was In need
of such icon. Ho was traubfenod to i
pasccnger train.
Mr. T. Bann , 45 Stoaobi'l street , Liv
erpool , 1'jDg'and ' , aaye : "I have tried
St. Jncobd Oil for neuralgia ; the pain left
me after one rubbing. "
JOHN NAGEL ,
BlXCEHtOR TO
Wholesale
Produce
And Commission ,
Do , 3B6 Holladai St. . , DEHVEP , COL
Solicit Consign tnents and gunr-
nntee quick salts ami prompt re
turns. Give us a trial.
References Bradsticct's or Duns
Agencies ; and German National
Bank , Denver.
NOTION TO BRIDGE BtTILDKRS.
Notice la hereby given that tie boarJ ol County
Commistionersof Gage county , KeVisla , will re-
cclto proposals with pUnsand specifications lor the
couitiucllonol IHe(5)lrou ( ) ur combination bildges
la said county
One near tnc town of Filler , 40 feet span with 10
( ret roadway In the clear , resting on piling live
piles under each end : piling to be rt feat In length.
i'surteen ( K ) feet elapnnaeb at each end , resting
on three pile * fcurtcen feet long.
One bridge 39 feet span vtlth 10 feet roadway In
the ilear , rotting on bents 12 feet In height made of
oak 10x10 , at Beatrice.
One north of Liberty o er Wolf crcek,32feet span ,
14 feet roadway In the clear , retting un piling 20
feet locg
One bridge on Clatoota , 60 feet span with roadway
11 feet In the dear , retting on piling 22 ftel lone.
All piling mutt \i \ cf red c.dar or oik , and ro
1 1 lug T | | re received of lesd thin 1 ! Inchealn dl
imeterl * the clear at the but tud , and mult all Ji
well rwty Liac d undcrncith all bridges and op-
pnarbes.
A'l raps mu t be of bite or burr < k acd not Itti
thanSUO
Alllliiurlngmuitbeof g lD3und ak | lank n t
less than luchei thick , .
Allnatirialimutt beiubj rt t the Uijectlon
and appio > al cf the comniUiloncrs.
Tbo commlssicaeri reserve the right to reject any
r aH lid * .
All piopMals must be sealed and c'dorscd on outside -
side of rapper "Brldgu Piupasilf , " and fcddien < 1
totnB''B.oid ul County Ceuimliiliiners , Beatrloe ,
t-etiaski , and filed In the otllco ft Uie cuootjr clerk
on ur betrre noon , stacdird tin : * , April 1st , 1S:5 ,
at which time and place all bids will be opened
By order of the oouuty coinaliaoneit , this 18tt
m
' . 3 , rwuouo , c .
,
Eailwav Time
In Effect JAH. IStb. 1SS5.
The atkntlcn of the tmcllln ; pnMlo li called to
the f ot thai this la the only complete and absoluUly
contct time table published In the cl > r ,
All trains arrhe at and depart from Omaha b )
Central Standard Time.
Trains of the O St. P. U. A 0. arrive al aa J de
part fr-rn thf Ir depot , corner cf Uth and Webetei
nreeta ; traino > the fl. AM. , 0. a AQ.and K , 0
St. J. A C. a from the D. A U. depot ; all others from
the Union PaclOo depot.
r , Dall/b ; , eicoyi BatarJayj e , eiocrl Sundin d ,
eicept Monday ,
OMAHA BRIDGE TffAIMS
Dummy Trains L TflOnuih * ka ,8H ( )
9 00 , 10 00 , II 15 in , I 00 , 2 00 , S 00 , 4 00 , 5 00 , t 00.
1084pm. On Sundays the 8 00 and 10 00 a m and
J CO nd 4 00 p m trains da not run. Arrlro M tr nj.
lor depot 18 minutes I t i : Iiro dwaj- depot 0 tnln-
atcoInter ,
Lo\vo Council BloQs ( Cro d y depot ) t 7 iO , 8 80
9 BO , 10 SO , 1 40 ft in ; 1 30 , S 30 , 3 SO. 180 , 530 , 0 86
cd 11 OS p m. On Sundays the S SO cJ 10 SO & m
lud 3 SO and 6 Co p m trains will not run. Arrive at
Tr nfor 7 minuted lutf-r , Omaha 10 minutes later.
TransforTrnlns Leave Omaha at S 16 , 861
10 Oi a m , i 2J , fl 10 and 6 66 p m , dally.
Arrive at 9 49 and 1116 a u , IS K , 7 SS and 816 p
m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
To and from Chicago via the Tripartite Alliance Linos.
BUXDAT BATUBDAT IV
I Mil. I U-I. | N-W I lt-I I Ml
Febrtmy. . | 16 1-J2 8 I SI 7-2S U
Maich . . . . I 8-29 16 1-221 14 21 7-28
April 19 1 ! I 4-25 11 728U
May 110-31 17 3-24 I 19 J-23 9-SO
Sunday evening and Monday morning trains arrive
In corresponding order. U. II. & l . trains run e\ory
d y ,
STOCKYARDS TRAINS.
LCAVO Union I'adtlo depot at 8 3 ] a m and 5 CO p.
m.
Arrive from Stock Yards at 7 40 a ui and 6 40 p m.
Mall Tlmo Card.
OPEN. 110UTE. I CLOSE.
| A. M. P. U.
. .Union 1'acinoLocal Mall. . 830
B SO 7 00 Union I'aclflo Through Mall. 4 S3
10 SO 8 00 . . U & M In Nob. . . . 7 20 5 IG
9 00 C B.&Q 5 3 : B 20
. . . . 0. D. & < J. Ex. Mall. . . 4 10
10 80 . . . C. B. I. if. 6 3C 5 20
8 00 . . . C.M &St. P . . . G SO
10 30 8 CO . . . C. &N. W. 6 EO
1 05 C St. P. M. & 0. . . . 8 Cf
8 COCO . . . O , & Hep. Vnllev 12 15
Sioux < ) y & Pacino Local. . G 3C
10 30 CO Sioux City & St. Foul. . . . 3 2C
8 45 Council Bluff ) & K nsas City G 30 0 6P
. . . .Council BluQd Local. . . . .
7 CO . . . . Fort Omaha
SO . . . . Jlla-iouil Pacific.
1 05 . . . .Wabath-St. L ula. 12 15
. . . Wabaah Chicago. . 3 I
' Irvlngton
Officeupen Sundays Irom 12 lo I , noon.
C.K.COUTANT P.M.
ffl
HE BRUNSWICK , BALKE , COL
LENDER COSViPANY ,
[ SUCCESSORS TO THE J. II. B , & B. 00. )
The moet exUnslve mannfacinren
IN TDK WORLD.
chnnockstraswr General ARent or Nebraska an
Woetorn Iowa.
3 S. Tenth Street . . OMAHA , NEB
( atlee Billiard and Pnn 1 TablaKand ma ftU
AND
RAILWAY.
TI1K BEST IIOUTE ANI )
IOUT LI3STE !
Omaha
Council Bluffs
and Chicago.
The only line lo taVo ( or DCS Molneg. arshall.
town , Cedar Rapids , Clinton , Dixie , Chicago , Mil
waukee and all polnta cast. To tbo neoplo of No.
! uaika , Colorado , Wyomlne , Utah , Idaho , Nevada ,
Oregon , Washington nnd California It often superior
advantages not possible by any other line.
Among a few of the numerous points of superior-
.ty CD jot cd by the patrons of this road between
Omaha and Chicago , are Its two trains a day of DAY
COACHES which are theflnest that human ait and
Ingenuity can create ; Its PALACE SLEEPING CARS
which are models of comfort and elegance ; Ita PAR
LOR DRAWING UOOM CARS , unsuri'Wscd ' by any
tnd Its widely celebrated PALATIAL DINING CA1UI
the tnual of whli h cannot bo fourd elsmhero.
At Council Bludt the trains of the Union PiclDo
Rv. connect In Union Depot , with tboae of the Chlca
go & NorthweiUiu Ry In Cblrago the trains of thlf
line make close connection with tbo o of all cutero
lines.
For Detroit , Columbus , Indianapolis. Cincinnati.
Nligara Kails , Buffalo , Flltsburg , Toronto , Uontrtal
Boston , New York , Philadelphia , Baltimore , Washington -
ington and all points la the East , uk the ticket
agent ( or tlcLeU via the
NORTH-WESTERN.
fTOUwlsathe li st accommodationsI All ticket
agents sell tickets \U this line.
U. 1IUO H ITT. IH. HAIR ,
General Manager. Oe . fan. Agent
CHICAQO ,
MAUL ,
( SDOOESBOIia TO JOB * 0. JAOOBK )
UNDERTAKERS I
At the old stand 1117 Farnatn 8t Order * by Ulo-
paph solicited aoJvromptl attended to. Telepboni
' U upbrixlislac , arong
v * activity , iiobltlvels
Warner's Vigor cures ImiKJteucv , lo
energy .uurvou i i
Ity. allvroaknessofceuoratlvusys'UJitiseltliorbei
l.Uj noil.i uWumcrvi07 tJtfttetit.ClUce Q
SPECIAL NOTIOEJTO
Growers of Live Stock and Others.
WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
r <
It Is I ho boat nnd ohonpoot food for stock of Miy kind. Ono ponnd Is rnnnl to
three iioa. da of corn. Stock fed with Ground Oil Qako In the Fall nnd Wlntoi
luatcad of running down , will lucro.vso lu weight and bo In good marketable cnudl
tlon In the spring. Dairymen , &a well others , who uao It , cnn toatlfy to lt mot
lla. Try It and judge for yonraolvoa. Price $24 00 per ton. No clnrgo for sack *
Addroes WOOD5IAN LINSKKD OIL WORKS , Oinahn , Neb ,
IDEALEUS IN
Safe and Lock
FBE AND BUBGLAE PKOOF
19 !
XOS3O
DD. M. STEELE , & CO *
H. B. LOOKWOOD , ( formerly of Lockwood & Draper , Chicago , Manager of th *
Tea , Cigar nnd Tobacco Departments. A full line of all grades of
the above ; also Plpoa and Smokers' carried In stock. Prices
and samples furnished on application. Open orders
Intrusted to ua shall receive our careful
attention. Satlafactton Guaranteed.
AGEWSFGI1 BENWOOD HAILS flHO LAFLIN & RAHD POWDER CO
C. F ,
* AND DEALER IN
OMAHA , NEB.
1301 AND 1303 FARNA1I STREET , COR. 13TH ,
W. F. BROWN. GEO. BROWN
w. &
COMMISSION DEALERS IN
Office , [ { change Building Union Stock Yards ,
REFERENCES I OMAHA
'IRST NATIONAL DANK , Omaha ; ,
IV A. PAXTOK , I'rest and Treas. Union Stock Yds. , Omaha
IWAN BROS. , Cheyenne. Also connected with Orcsery , Cooley
DIM A. McSlUMi , Manager Bay State Cattle Co. Co , Union Stock Yards , Chicago.
. A. CxuauTOH Preat. First Nat'l Bank , Omaha.
Address all communications Union Stock Yards , Cmaba , Nebraska.
JOBBER OF
EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED
18IFARLAM STREET. . sS.- [ . . OMAHA , NBB
Milwaukee. Wis.
B
GUKTHER & COM Sole Bottlers ,
USURY T. CA.l ItKK , J'rett. a nil Treat. A.il.VkARKK , Vice J'reMenC
JOIlJf T. CL.MtKK , Sterrtari/ ,
H. T. CLAUKE BRUG COMPANY ,
SUCCKKDINU
LEIGHTON & CLABKE ,
T AROEST Jobbing Drug bouw between Chloigl and San Francisco. CAPITAL. STOCK , ? 00,000. W
_ Lshtll ht ) at the bottom L ( tbemnket at all times. Will duplicate Chlc go and Bt. Louis ( incut with
reight added. Our ipeclalty will l
'eJtritys , Jaint8f OiiHana JVtHtloii )
llmatcs gl > en on pl'itDglatu. In those about to umhaik la the drug buslncm will da well to consul !
Interest bj calllnir ou UK or tend for our prlo list whlchwlll appear about January fctli. Mail orJe.u
ltd. 1UI HAltNKjantKET .
SANDER , HOWE & CO. ,
OFFICES.
pnloD Stock Yards , Telephone Ho. . 516i
Omaha , Neb
Liberal Advances on Consignments.
