Nebraska Newspapers

    r THE DAILY BEE-TUESDAY , APRIL 28 , 1885 ;
NEBRASKA
OMAHA. NEBRASKA.
CAID UP CAPITAL. . . . . . . . . . .fMO.OWJ
BUBPLTJB NOVil.1884 83,000
tA. K. TODZALHJ ,
Prolcal. Y1e President
W. V. MOOHK , JNO. S. COLLINS. LEffIB B. HKED ,
K .K. llayden , Assistant and Acting Cashier.
uiina orncil
Iron
< DOB , 12TH ANDFAENAM STB ,
A GENERAL UANKINQ DUBINB8B
TBAN8AOTED ,
INTEREST allowed on Um deposits npon
arorable Urmi and npon MtonnU ot banki
end bankers.
FOREIGN EXOIIANQR' ' QorBnunent
fflondi and Oonnty and Oltr lewrltloi bonghl
And ( old.
In its treatment ot itutomeri the moat llbr
al pollor ii pursued oentlstont with ufetd
i ad ionnd banking , nd we invite correspond
inia ot personal inquiry IB lonnootion than
with
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FUlANOIAJj
N W YOM , April 27. Money Easy at 1
@ 1J per cent , closing At 1@IJ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper iSo.
Sterling Exchange Bills Very dull at
4 8G ; demand88 ,
Governments Very strong this afternoon ,
4's advancing i per cent , nnd 4J's J percent ,
Stockfl-Continuo dull , but with a strong
undertone. Fricca at the opening this mornIng -
Ing vroro a shade lower than the closing of
Saturday , but the decline was immediately
chocked , and the upward movement which
followed continued until late in the after
noon , when , on some realizing , and the publi
cation of the news to the effect that the cut
ting of rates in the west was spreading , the
market reacted a fraction , but closed firm at
prices which in most cases are a fraction
higher than they closed last week. The war
news has ceased to have any decided effect
upon the market. To-day's business , al
though light , was mora than do-abla that of
Saturday.
OOUPOHH.
B' . . . . 102
4Vi Coupons 1123
TT n Am 1 * 5 'X
UiUilBi * * * * * * + * 8
UMlfio6'iot > 05 Ii7
BTOOKa AND BONDS ,
Central paciho . . . . . . . 311
Chicago & Alton - 186 }
do do pfd 1EO
Chicago , Burlington & Quinoy 121
Delaware , Locluwana & Western 1053
Doaver i Klo Grande Gg
Kri 12
do pfd. . . . . . . . 21
Ulinols Central 127
Indianapolis , Bloom , & Western - .
K nsii & Texog
Iiako Shore & Michigan Southern
Iionlsvlllo & Naahvillo
Michigan Central
Mluouri Padfio
Northern Padfio
do do pfd
North western. . . .
pfd
Now York Central
Oregon Trams-Continental
PacffloMail
P. D.&EL
Pullman PaUoo Cor Company
Bock Island
St Louli 4 San Francisco
do do pfd
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul
V
do do do pfd. . . .
8t Paul & Omaha
t do do pfd .
Toiaa Pacific
Union Pacific „
Wnbaah , St Lonia k Pacifio
do do do pfd
Western Union Telegraph
O. R. &N .
tbid
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO , April 27,18S5,2:30 : p. M.
CKION STOCK YABDtj.
Receipt of hops to-day 20,000
AlUed packer * $4 85@4 55
Heavy 4 65@4 75
Liffht 4 40@4 70
iLeft over None
Cattle receipts l.GCK
OAQLOT nioEirrs.
Whe t 97
Corn , . . . . , 171
Oats. " ' 9.
Bye..V..V. . . . , . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '
Barley . . . . . . . . 17
Receipts. Shipments
Flour 21.795 22,913
Wheat 30,732 40,182
Corn 70,175 83,215
Oats 111,799 01,611
Jlye 8,475 2080
Barley 2U71 13,28-1 ,
QBNBRtUU PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.
OniOAao , April 27 , Flour Firm And un
changed ,
Whe t More active , but unsettled , unde
the Influence of Lighor consols ; opened lie
under Saturday ; later consols declined and
wheat advanced lc , later eased ofl Jc , ad
ranced JJo , declined c , fluctuated , and closed
Ao under Saturday at e8 @ 88Jo forcash ; 88Jc
for April ; 80Jo for May ; 011d91Io ( for June
03931o for July ; No. 2 red , 05@97o.
Corn Fairly active and fluctuated nnde
the same Influences as wheat ; opened 4
lower , Improved | c , declined Jo , rallied gc
and closed io under Saturday for May. Jun
and July ; 47i@ < 7Jo for cash ; 47Jo for April
47 o for May } 48@18Jo for June ; 48fi@i82
( or July.
Oats Fairly active , but later became quiet
opened Jo lower. Improved to Saturdvy'g close
and closed io above Saturday ; 34f@35ic fo
cash ; 3IJp lor April ; 35Jc for May ; 35Jo fo
June ; 31 jo for July ,
Kye-1'lrm at C7c.
Barley Nominal at G3c.
Timothy -Firm , prime , 160@1 62.
Flax Seed-Weaker ; No. 1 , $1 SO.
Fork Fairly active , but irregular ) opene
tame and 10@li4o ! lower , later recovered , anc
near the close eated off to about medium fif
ures ; 11 75 for cosh ; 11 72@U } 76 for Apr
and May ; 11 8211 85 for June ; 11 i)2lS ) (
11 95 for July.
Lara-Quiet and easy ; declined 2i@5c
and cloaed quiet at G 67i for c > h nod Aprl
for May ; C95@C 074 'or June ;
7 02j@7 03 for July.
Bulk Meats Shoulder * , 4 35@4 40 ; short
clear , G 25@G 30 ; short rlb , 6 00.
Whisky-Unchanged ; 115.
Butter Weak , ' goxl to fancy creamery ,
23i@25ofalrto ; choice dairy 23@24o.
Choose Slaw and about nnchangod ; full
cream chcddars , 10@12e ; skimmed choddats ,
G@8c.
Hides Unchanged ,
Tallow Unchanged.
Receipts , Bhlp'U.
Blonr , bbls 23,000 23,000
Wheat , bushels 37,000 40,000
Corn , bushels 70,000 33,000
Data , bushels 112,000 05,000
Rye , bnshols 3,000 2,000 ,
Bwler , bushel 21,000 13.000
NKW TOBE mODtJOl.
N w YORK , April 27 Wheat Receipts ,
15.COO bushels ; expert 32COO ; spot i@ |
lower ; closing steadier ; options opened heavy
J@Uo lower ; later rallied l@Ho closing
weak again 4@o nnder inside rates ; ungraded
red , 8u@08c ; No. 2 rod 101) ) ; elevator
1 OOJ@lOii free on board ; Juno , closing at
Corn Spot } @lo bolter ; op lions opened
l@io lower reacted l@lgc , closing with less
strength ; receipts , 14,100 bushels ; export * ,
153,000 ; ungraded , 65@57c ; No. 2 , 57s67ic ( ;
elevator , 67i@57gc afloat ; June closing nt
Ua'ta-@lo bettor , receipts , 47,000 bushels ;
exports , 20,000 bushels ; mixed western 41 ®
44c ; white I4@50.
Egn Dull nnd caller , western 13J@14o.
Pork Steady.
liard Iiowor ; western stoutn spot 7 15 ;
Juno , 723@72i.
Butter-Quiet , steadily bold.
BT. LOC13 rBODUCK ,
BT. Loms , April 27. Wheat Lower and
unsettled ; closed firmer glc ( over lowest
figures ; 1011 for cash ; and May103Jfor ;
nno ; 1041 for July.
Corn-Steady and slow ; 45@43jo for cash ;
39c for May ; 4Gc for June.
Oats Illgher ; 37Jo for cash and May ; 3GJC
Id for Juno.
live-Higher nt 02Jo.
llnrloy Nominal ,
Whisky 114.
Afternoon board Wheat Declined ; May
OOJJ ; Junel 03@10H.
Corn Closed Jc lower.
UILWAUKEB rnODDOB
MIIWACKKB , April 27. Wheat Easier i
Vo. 2 Milwaukee , 87gc ; Juno , 83o ; July ,
21c ,
Corn Supply bettor ; more doing ; No , 2 ,
7Sc.
Oats Tame ; No. 2 , 35c.
Rye-Dull ; No. 1 , 71c.
Barley Neglected ; No 2 , G2c.
Provisions Hosier ; mesa pork , ca&h and
May , 11 70 ; Juno , 11 80.
LIYEBFOOL.
TJIVEBFOOL , April 27. Wheat Quiet nnd
in-lunged.
Corn Quiet , steady and unchanged ; new
mixed western 5i.
KANSAS OIT7.
KAN34.3 UnT , April 27. Wheat Lower ;
airly active ; c sh 78Jc ; April 8a bid 7Hjc
skfid ; Mny , 70Jc.
Curn Lower ; cash 3S.c ; May , 3840 ;
tine , 3c. ! )
Oats-Nominal.
OISOIKXATI.
CIKOINNATI , April 27. Wheat-Firm ; No.
red , 10.1
Corn Firm ; No. 2 mixed , 49i@5Cc
Oata Quiet end firm ; No 2 mixed , 38c.
Rye-Easier ; No. 2 fall 70@71c.
Barley In good demand ; extra No , 3
pring C3@G5.
Pork Dull at 12:00. :
Lard Dull ; current make G 75.
Whisky Good demand and steady at 1 13.
TOLEDO.
TotBDO , April 27. Wheht-Cloaed quiet
and wqak : No. 2 red cosh , 92c.
Corn Dull No. 1 cash 0s.
Oats Nominal.
LIVE BTOOK.
OHIOAOO.
CHICAGO , April 27. Drovers' ' Journal tfi-
> orts :
Cattle KooiptB , 6 , 100 ; slow , but gener-
illy about steady ; quality good ; shipping
teers , 4 50 ® 5 55 ; common to peed butchers ,
40@4 CO : vral calves , 4 C0@5 2o ; stackers
d feedern , 3 50@4 81.
Hogs Receipts , 20.000 ; active nnd stronger ;
ough and mixed , 4 2o@4 f5 ; pocktug and
hipping , 4 C0@4 70 ; skips , 3 50 44 25.
Sheep Receipts , 2,000 ; steady and strouger ;
horn , 26l@J25 ; wookd , 350@4 90 ; bulk ,
; 00@4 35.
The Drovers' Journal Liverpool special
aya : "American cattle in Liverpool IJc
ewer , the best making 12J.C , the lowest prices
a years. "
KANSAS OITT LIVE STOCK.
KAHBAB Cm , April 27. Cattle Receipts ,
SCO ; shippers steady ; feeders active and
Etrong ; native steers 4 G0@4 85 ; feeders , 4 40
@ 4 55 ; cows , 3 25@4 00.
Hogs Receipts , 4,300 ; steadv , closing
stronger ; 4 00(34 ( 25 ; bulk 4 10 ® ) 15.
Sheep Receipts , 240 ; stronger ; medium to
choice muttong , 2 C0@4 25.
BT , LOUIS ,
BT , Louis , April 27. Cattle Receipts ,
1,900 head ; shipments , 1,000 head : quiet ,
iieavlest grades weak ; exports 3 C0@3 85 ; fair
to good shipping steers 4 755 60 ; good
butchers steers 4 50@8 CO ; cows and heifers
3 25@4 25 ; stackers and feeders 3 60@4 75.
Sheep - Receipts 1,900 head ; shipments ,
200 head ; quiet ; fair to choice , 3 25 ® 4 0 ,
extra 4 75.
OMAHA. MARKETS.
OrncE or THE OMAHA BEE , )
Monday Evening , April 27. )
The following prices are charged retailers
jy Jobbers , wholesale and commission mer
chants with the exception of grain , which is
quoted at the prices furnished by the eleva
tors and other local buyers :
Block Market.
Live stock quiet and strong. Hogs are EC
itronger , otherwiie prices are same as yesterday -
torday ,
Bogs Common rough packers , $3 003 95 ;
fair to good , $4 004 10 ; choice and extra ,
$4 16 ® 120.
Sheep-Fair to good , $125@3 76.
Cows Butchers' stock for common to
good cows and heifers. $3 25@3 75 ,
Steers Fat ponoy steers , weighing 1,000 to
1,150 poundr , 3125@4 50.
Q on oral Produce
Eggs Steady and firm at lie , and no
prospects for a change soon.
Batter Choice and good table butter still
remain scarce. Creamery , 22@25o ; fair
to good , 13@14c ; choice dairy , 16@17c ;
inferior grades , 8@10c.
Poultry For turkey * , ducks and geese
there is but very little demand ,
while chickens are in strong request ,
both old and spring. Spring chickens , fair
size , per doz , G 00 ; old chickens , according to
weight and quality , per doz , S W > @ 4 00.
Game-Only very little doing , Ducks are
In good demand , but scarce. Snipe plentiful.
Geese dull. Ducks , mallard , per doz , 2 00@
2 60 ; ducks , teal and mixed , per doz , 160 ®
2 00 ; geese , per doz , 2 60@3 00 ; snipe , pet
doz , 7oc@l 25.
Onions Scarce and good steck will bring
2 00 per bushel.
Beans In fair supply and demand moder
ate. Navy , per bushel , 1 60@1 60 ; medium ,
per bushel , 130 140.
Potatoes-Receipts are light and demand
brisk. Good stock , regardless of variety ,
brought GOc per bushel , and choice would go
Co higher ,
Steady ; green butchers' 60 ; Rreen onr d
7Jc ; dry flint , 12@14c , dry salt , 10@llc ; dam
aged hides two-thirds pnoe.
Tallow-44@6ic.
Grease Prime white , 4@4io ,
Sheep PelU-25c@75.
Grain
Wheat Oa h No. 2 , 62s.
Barley 4o@ 0c.
Rye Cash No. S , 4jg ( ( 170.
Corn-No. 3 , 35o.
OaU No. 2 , 35o ,
Flour and Millstuff * .
Winter Wheat-Firmjbejt quality patent a
Second quality (3 40 ,
Spring Wheat-Beet quality ptent ftt'2 70
j Second qu lity.-$2 15@2 M ,
Bran 80o per cwt.
Chopped Feed Per 100 Ibs , , DOa.
Corn Meal $0.85@l 00 per cwt.
Screening No. 1 , GOo per cwt ; No 2 , 50c.
nominy 1.50 per cwt.
Shorts COo per cwt.
Graham 81.75 per cwt.
Tobacco.
Smoking 0. 8. , 22o ; Moorsohanm , SOc ;
) nrham , ICooz. 49o ; Durham , 8 oz. , 55c ; Dur *
am , 4 oz. 57c ; Durham , 3 oz. , GOoi Seal of
orth Carolina , 10 oz.wood,42cSeAl ; of North
arolina , 8 oz. . wood , 45c ; Seal of North Car-
Una , 4 oz. , cloth , 48e ; SoM of North Carolina ,
oz. . cloth , 60c ; O. S. , Durham , 4 oz. , 28ct 0
: . Durham , 2 oz , 80c ; Undo Ned. 's 35c ;
'om and Jerry 23o. Long Tom 30o.
Taints Oil * and Varntahoo.
OILS UO carbon , per gallon , llci 150
eadlight , per gallon , Uc ; 175 ° headlight
or gallon , 16o ; 150 ° water white , 15c ; Hn-
eed raw , per gallon , 62o ; linseed boiled , per
allen , 55oLard ; , winter str'd , per gallon , 70c ;
No. 1 , COc ; No. 2 , 60 ; castor XXX. per gal.
on , 1 60c ; No. 3 , 1 40 ; sweet , per gallon. 1 00 ;
perm W. B. , per gallon , 1 60 ; fish W. B. ,
per gallon , 65 ; neaUfoot extra , per gallon , 90o ;
io. 1 , 75c ; lubricating , zero , per gallon , 80o ;
rammer , 15o ; golden machine , No , 1 , per galen -
on , 85c ; No. 2 , 28o ; sperm , signal , per gallon
Oo ; turpentine , per gallon. 4Eoi naptba , 74 ° ,
or gallon , 16c ,
Spirits ,
COLOONK SriniTS 188 proof , 1 19 ; do , 101
ronf , 1 20 ; spirits , second quality , 101 proof ,
19 : do , 188 proof. 1 18.
ALCOHOL 188 pooof alcohol 3 30 per wine
allon.
WuiSKiKS-Rodlstillod whiskies , 1 001 60 ;
Fine blended , 15051200 ; Kentucky bour-
> ons 2 00@6 00 ; Kentucky and Pennsylva-
la ryes , 2 00(20 ( CO.
BIUNDIKS Imported , C 00@1C 00 ; domes-
ic , 1 50 ,3 00.
GINS Imported , 4 50 ® GOO ; domestic , 150
© 300.
RUMS Imported , 4 50@8 00 ; Now England ,
00@4 00 ; domestic , 1 50@3 00.
CHAMPAGNES Imported , per cose , 28 00 ®
4 00 ; American , per case , 10 00@1G 00.
Dnoas AND OHKUIOALB Acid , carbolic , 40o
acid , tartaric , 65o ; balsam copaiba , per Ib.
> 5c ; bark , sassafras , per Ib , 12a ; calomel , pec
b , flOe ; cinchonidla , per oz , , $0 50 ; ohloro-
orm.porlb , 81 00 ; Dovors powders , per Ib ,
81 25 ; epsom saltsi per Ib , 34o ; Rlycerino ,
pure , per Ib , 25o ; load acetate , per Ib , 20o ; oil
castor , No. 1 per pal , 81 CO ; oil castor , No. 8
per gal. , 81 40 ; oil , olive , per gal. , 81 40 ; oil ,
origanum , 50c ; opium , 81 50 ; quinine , P. a
W. , and R. & S. , per oz. , SI 10 ; potassium ;
odldo , per Ib. . 83 50 ; Balicin , per or. , 40c ;
ulphate morphine , per or , 83 50 ; julphur ,
porlb , 4o ; Btrychnlno , per or , , 81 70 ,
Dry Palntal
White lead 880 ; French no , Co ) Far Is
whiting , 2&o ; whiting Rilders , l c ; whiting
cotn'l , lie ; lampblack , Germantown , 14c ;
ampblack , ordinary , lOc ; Prussian blue , 55o
untramarino , 18c ; Vandyke , brown , 80 ; umber ,
burnt , 4c ; umber , raw. 4o ; sienna , burn4ct ; ;
ienno , raw , 4c : Pans green , genuine , 35o
'aria greencommon,20o ; chrome green , N. Y. ,
Oc ; chrome Rreen , K. , 12c ; vermllllon , Eng .
6c ; vormilllon , American , 18c ; Indun , red ,
Oo ; rose pink , 14o ; Venetian , red , Oookson's ,
2Jc ; Venetian , red , American , l c ; red lead ,
7c ; chrome yellow , genuine , 20c ; chrome yel-
ow , K. , 12c : ochre rochelle-So ; ochre , Frenh
2Sc ; ochre , American , 2c ; Winters mineral ,
2ic ; lehigh brown , 2c ; Spanish brown , 2io ;
? rince's mineral. So.
VABNISKKS Barrels , per gallon : Furniture ,
extra , 81 10 ; furniture , No. 1 , 81 ; coach , ex
tra , 81 40 : coach , No. 1 , 81 20 ; Damar , extra ,
11 75 ; Japan , 70c ; asphaltum , extra , 85o ,
hollac , 83 50 ; hard oil finish 81 50 ,
PAINTS is OIL White lead , Omaha , P. P.
'Jo ' ; white lead , St. Louis , pure , 6 50 ; Marseil
ea Rreen , 1 to 5 Ib cans , 20c ; French zinc ;
een seal , 12c ; French zinc , red seal , lie ,
ranch zinc , in varnish osst. , 20o ; French zinc ,
n oil asst , 15c ; raw and burnt umber , 1 'b
laru , lOc ; raw nnd burnt Sienna lOc ; vandyke
; rown , 13o ; refined lampblack , 12c : coach
ilock and Ivory black , 16o ; drop black , 16c ;
Prussian blue , 40o ; ultramarine blue , 18c :
chrome green , L. M & D. . 16c ; blind and
hnttor preen , L. M. & D , , 16c ; Paris green ,
18c ; Indian red , 15o ; Venetian red , 9o ; Tus
can red , 22c ; American vermillion , I. & P.-
; yellow ochre , 9c ; L. M. , O. & IX O. , 18o ;
yellow ochre , 9c ; golden ochre , 16c ; patent
dryer , 8c ; graining colors , light oak , dark oak ,
walnut , chestnut and ash. lee
Dry Goodi
BEOWN SHEETINGS AtlanUo A , 7Jo ; Allan-
io P , Go ; Atlantic LL. 54c ; Brnruwick , 7jo ;
3e verDamLL,5ic : Lawrence LL , BJo ; Pa
cifio H , 7Sc ; Royal Standard , 6Jo ; Indian
Head A7io ; Wauchnsett A , 6o.
FINB BBOWN SmumNas Argyle , 60 ; Pep-
pereUR,6io ; Salisbury R , Go.
BLSACBED COTTONS Ballon. 4-4 , 6c ; Bal
lon , 7-8 , 6io ; Cumberland , 4-4 , 7icDavoll DD ,
Jc ; Falrmount , 4o ; Fruit ol the Loom 4 ,
8io ; Glory of the West , 8&cj Golden Gate.SJo ;
Pill 7-8 , 7o ; Hill 4 . 7Jo ; Lonsdale , 7o ; New
York Mills , lOJc : Wamautta , lOia
DUCKS ( Colored ) Boston , 8 oz. , llioi Bos
ton , 10 oz , lOiojBoeton , 9 oz. , 12io | Fall Rivet
Jo.
DUCKS ( Gray ) West Polnt,8oz , , llcj West
Point 10 oz. , 12c ; Point Bear , 8 or , lie.
TIOKINQS Amoskeaft , 13c Continental
Fancy , 9o ; Oordts 13o ; Pearl River , 21o ;
York , 13ioi Hamleton Awnings , 12JC.
DKNIHS Amosketg , 13o ; Beaver Creek AA
12c ; Beaver Creek BB , lie ; Beaver Creek
CO , lOoiHaymakers , 80 ; Jaffrey D & T , 12c ;
Jaffrey XXX , I2c | Pearl River , 13c | Warren -
ren AXA ( brown ) . 12c ; Warrdta BB ( brown ) ,
lc : Warren CO ( brown ) , lOc.
CAiinnioaFifth avenue glove finish , 4Jo ;
Keystone glove finish , 5o.
I ICOBSET JKANS Amory , 7io ; Hancock , 8c ;
Kearsorge , 74 o ; Rockport , Co ,
PBINTS Aliens , 5Jc ; American , CJoj Arn
old's Co ; Cooheco , Gc ; Harmony , 4o ; Indigo ,
7o ; Indigo 7-8 , Ilia ; Indigo 1-4 , 14 Jo ; Stool
River , BJo : Charter Oak , 4fto.
PBIKTB SUIBTINOS American , 4Joj Oocheco ,
4 Jo Gloucester , 4Jo ; Southbr'dge , ijc ; Waver-
leys 41o ; Roseaale , 4 Jo.
GINQHAMB Amoskeag staples , 801 Bates
staples. 7o ; Lancaster staples , 8c ; Plunket
plaids 9c ; Hudson checks , Bio ; Amoskeag
Persians , 9a
DBESS GOODS Atlantic alpacoa. 9o ; Per-
tlan cashmere , 23Jei Hamleton cashmere , ISJc ;
Ifamleton Fancos , lllc ; Hamloton brooadea ,
15oj Arlington brocade , 18c.
Hear Hardware Uat ,
Iron , rates , 2 10 ; plow steel , special cast , 4e ;
crucible , 5o ; east tools do , 15a20c ; wagon
spokes , per set , 2 25o3 00 ; hubs per set ,
1 21 ; felloes , sawed dry , 1 40 ; tongues ,
each , 70o ; axles , eaih , 75c ; square nuts per
Ib , 7allc | washers , per Ib , 8al8c ; rivets , per
Ib , lie ; coil chain , per Ib , 6al2c ; malleable ,
3o | Iron wedges , Co ; crowbars , 601 harrow
teeth , 4c ; spring steel , 7a8c ; Burden's ' horse
shoes , 4 30 ; Burden's muleshoea , 6 30.
'
BABBSD WIBE In car lots , 4 CO' per 100 ,
NAILS Rates , 10 to 60 , 2 40.
SHOT Shot , 1 50 ; buckshot , 1 85 ; oriental
powder , kegs , 3 50a4 00 ; do , half kegs , 200 ; do
quarter kegs , 1 50 blasting , kegi , 3 85 ; fuse ,
per 100 feet , SOc.
LlAD Bar , 165 ,
COAL Cumberland blacksmith , 10 00 ; Mor
ris run Blossburg , 10 00 ; Whltebreast lump ,
5 00 ; Whltebreast nut , 5 00 ; Iowa lump , 5 00
Iowa nut , 5 00 ; Rock Spring , 7 00 ; Anthra <
ciet , 11 S&all & 60 ; Canon City , 7 00 per on.
Orocors' Ust
ScoABa Powdered , 7c ; cut loaf , 7c ; gran
ulated , Cjo ; confectioners' A. 6o8tandarc ;
extra 0,5ja ; extra 0 , Ego ; medium yellow , 6jo ]
dark yellow , 6J@6Jo.
OorriES Ordinary grades , lie ; fair , U
good , 12Jo ; prime , 14@15ic ; choice.
16@17o ; fancy green and yellow , IGaiejc ; ok
government Java , 20@26c : Arbnckle'i roast-
d , 14c ; MoLanghlin'i XXXX. roasted , 14go
ImlUtioD Java , 16j @ 181c.
DBT FBUTTS No , 1 , quarter apples , bbli
4joN ; 0 sliced , boxes , ' ( ! | oi evaporated , boxes
SJcj blackbenles , boxes llio peaches , ibexes -
boxes , 10o ; peacnes , evaporated , IGc ; rasp
berries , 85o
FISH No. 1 mackerel | half bbls. , 760
Family i bbls. , 3 50 ; No , 1 kits. 1 05 ; famll ]
tiU COc ; No. 1 whitefish , half bb . .0 50 ; No
I kits , 96oi family halt bbls. , 300 ; famili
kits and palls , 60o ; No. 1 trout , halt bbls. , C 25
SALT Dray loads , per bbl , 1 50i Ashton
In sacks , 8 60 ; J eacks Ashton , 1 00 ; bbls dair
60 , 6a , 2 75.
BTABCH Pearl , 4Bc ; Silver Gloss , 801 Con
Starch , 8c ; Excelsior Gloss , 7c : Corn , 7tc ,
SPICK Pepper , I6oj i Ice , ii } dote * , 20i
Mia,15c ,
GAKDLIC * Boxes , 40 Ibs , 16s , 12Jo , 8s , U&o & ,
boxers 401b , 16 oz , 6s , 14o.
MAToats For caddie , 85c ; ronndrloase
255sqaare | , cases , 170 ; Oshkosb , cases grl.S )
STBOP Standard Com , , 18o , bbli ) Standard
do 4 gallon kegs , 120. '
SODA In Ib papers , 8 20 per case ; keg , per
Ib , 2J
OAKRID GOODS. Oyslova [ ( Standard ) per
ease. S 90 ; strawberries , 2 Ib per case , 3 50 ;
raspberries , 2 Ib , per case , 2 60 ; California
pears per case , 5 80 ; apricots , per case , 6 00 ;
peaches per case , 600 ; white cherries per
case , 6 75 ; plums per case , 4 60 ; whortleber
ries per case , 8 00 ; ocg plums , 2 Ib , per cose ,
2 90 ; green gage , 2 Ib , per case , 2 UO ; pine
aplos , 2 Ib. per case , S 20@5 50.
Ropa Sisal , i inch and larger , 8c , g Inch ,
9o.
9o.FICRLES Medium In barrels , 5 40 ; do In
half barrels , S 30 ; small , in barrels , G 40 ; do In
half barrels , 4 00 ; gherkins in barrels , 7 50
do in half barrels , 4 60 ,
T AS Gnnpowdor. good 45@56ci choice ,
60@76c ; good Imperial , 40@43o | choioa , GO ©
65c ; Young Hyson , good , 81 ® 50o ; choice. 65
© 1 00 ; Japan , natural loaf , 75c ; Japan choice ,
G0 ( 75c ; Oolonp good , S5@40o ; Oolong choice
40@65o ; Bsnohong , good , 8040c choice , 85
@ 4f > 0.
Rioi Louisiana , prime to cholca , Gi@7io.
WOODINWAHB Two hoop palls , 1 85 ; three
hoop pails , 2 10. Tubs , No. 1 , 8 50 ; pioneer
washboards , 1 76 } Double Crown , 3 90 ; well-
buckets , 3 76.
BOATS Kirk's Savon Imperial ; S16 ; Kirk's
satinet , 3 30 ; Kirk's standard , 8 65 ; Kirk's
White Jlussian , 4 85.
POTASH Pennsylvania cant , 4 cans In case ,
3 35 { Babbitt's ball , 2 dor. In case , 190 ; An
tnor ball , 2 doz. in case , 150.
CANDY Mixed , 1 stick. Dalle ; twist
stick , 9c.
VINBOAB Now York apple , IGo ; Ohio ap
ple , ISo ,
Dry Lumber.
Wholesale On Board Cars at Omaha ,
BATTIN8 , WKLLTUDIXO , TICKETS ,
O.G. Bate , S Inch 9 ,80
O.G.Bat' , 2ilmh : 70
i inchBats , s. 1 35
3 Inch well tubing , D. & M 21 00
3 inch well tubing , Bov 2100
Pickets : D. & U. Flat , $21 00 ; D & H.
Square 22 00
DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS.
12ft. lilt. 10 It. 18 It 20 It. 2211. 21 It.
x * 18.60150016.0013.00 17.00 1800
xG li.00 It 00 11.00 15 00 10,00 1900 10.00
x8 16.50 15,00 16.0 10 CO 17:00 : 18.00 10.00
xlO 14.60 U 60 14.60 16.60 18.60 17.60 18.60
x2 15.00 16.00 16.00 16.00 17.00 iaoo 10.00
14 8x8. 15 CO 15.60 15 60 1060 17.60 18.60 IB 60
BU1P LAP.
No. 1 , Plain , 8 or 10 Inch 816 60
No. 2 , Plain , 10 inch 1450
No.l , 0. G. 11760
FLOORING.
1st Com. 61 ch , white pine $3G 60
3dCom.G white pine 3360
3d Com , G white pine , . . , 2660
Sol. Fence Inch , white pine 18 25
1st nnd 2d Clear yellow pine , 4-G inch. 24 60
BOABDS.
No. 1 boards , 12,14 nnd 16 ft 516 00
No.2boards , 12,14 ana 1C ft 14 00
No. 3 boards , 12,14 nnd 16 ft 11 50
No. 4 boards , 12,14 , nnd 16 ft. ( shipping
rail ) 1000
FINISHING.
1st and 2d Clear , 1J Inches , 2s $50 00
1st and 2d , Clear , Ii and 2 inch , s. 2s. . 60 00
3d , Clear , 11 inch , B. 2s 48 00
3d , Clear , 1nndUlnch , B. 2s 4800
1st and 2d , Clear , 1 inch , B , Ha 50 00
3d , Clear , 1 inch , B. 2a 44 00
A Select , 1 inch , s. 2s 39 00
B Select , 1 Inch. s. 2a 28 60
Clear Poplar , I inch , a. 2s 35 Oo
FENCING.
j. 1 , G inch , 12 and 14 feet , rough. . . .814 Oo
Vo. 1 , 6 inch , 1C feet , rough 16 00
Vo. 2 , 6 Inch , 12 and 14 feet , rough. . . . IE 00
No 2 , 6 inch , 16 feet , rough 1400
Vo. 1 , 4 inch , 12 and 14 feet , rough. . . . 16 Oo
Vo , 1 , 4 Inch , 16 fee' , rough 16 50
Vo. 2 , 4 inch , 12 and 14 fset , rough. . . . 14 00
Vo. 2 , 4 inch , 16 feet , rough 14 60
SID1NO.
st Com. , 12,14 and 16 feet 521 50
d Com. . 14 and 16 feet 19 50
d Com. , 14 and 16 feet 14 50
Fence , 14 and 16 feet 1060
BEADED CEILING.
st Com. iincb , white pine $22 EO
2d Com. finch , white pme 20 60
3d Com. | inch , white pine 15 50
1st Com. 8 inch , Norway 15 00
2d Com , f Inch , Norway 1400
Clear Poplar , panel , i Inch , s. 2 a 27 00
BTOOK BOABDS ,
A12 Inch , s. 1 s. 12,14 and 16 feet 45 00
B12 Inch , s. 1 s. 12,14 and 16 feet 41 00
C12Incha. IB. 12,14 and 16 feet 36 00
D 12 inch , s. 1 s. 12,14 and 16 feet 23 00
No. 1 Com. 12 In. , B. 1 B. 14 and 16 ft 17 00
No. 1 Com. 13 in. , B. 1 s. 12 ft. 18.60
No. 1 Com. 12in. , s. 1 s. 10,18 and 20 ft21 00
No. 2 Com. 12 in.s. 1 a. 12,14 and 16 ft.14 75
BI1NOLE3 AHD LATH ,
16 Inch , Clear $3 60
A'Standard 260
5 inch , Clear 1 70
No.l. 125
Lath 2 35
POSTS ,
iVhito Cedar , 6 inch , halves lljo
iVhlto Cedar , 6J Inch , halves 94o
iVhito Cedar , 8 inches , quarters 9jo
iVhite Cedar , 4 inch , round Il4o
Southern Rod Cedar , CJ foot ICJo
DENVEK MARKET.
FLOUB Colorado , , 100 Iba , 160@175 ; pat
ent , 100 Ibs. , 2 753 00 ; Kansas , 100 Ibs ,
@ 3 00 ; graham , 100 Ibs , 1 50 ; ryp , 1 00 Ibs.
2 25 ; buck-wheat , per bbl , 7 50 ,
CHAIN , FEED , ETC. Wheat 100 Iba , $1 00
corn In sacks on track , 100 Iba , GG@70j
oats , in sacks on track , 100 Ibs , eastern white ,
1 15@120 ; Colorado white , 120@1 SO ; mixed ,
1 10@1 15 ; barley 100 Ibs , 1 S0@l 35 ; bran.
an , on track , 14 0016 00 ; chop , corn , 100
be , on track , 70c@76 ; chop mixed , 100 Ibs ,
on track , 1 00@1 20 : com meal , 100 Ibs , 1 SO
( 1 40.
HAT Baled , upland , ton , 13 00@15 00 ;
upland , looae , ton , 10 00(2)12 ) 00 ; second bottom
tom , baled , 10 0011 00 : alfalfa , loose , ton.
12 00@16 00 ; straw , baled , on track , ton , 6 00
® 8 00.
BUTTBB Creamery , fancy , Ib. 41o
creamery , fine , Ib , SG S8o ; dairy , choice , Ib
2022o ; dairy , good , Ib , 18@20c ; dairy , fair
Ib , 1516o ; cooking , Ib. G@8o ,
EGOS State , candled and warranted , doz ,
536c ; ranch , doz , S6@37o
CIIKISB Full cream , 15@17ot half cream
b , 10@llc ) nkim , Ib , 9o ) Swim , domestla
b , 22@2So ; Swiss , Imported , 8082oj Mm-
rarger , ISa.
POULTBY Live old chickens , doz , 6005 60 ;
dressed ducks , Ib. 15@16c ; dressed turkeys ,
. , 15O16C.
POTATOES Colorado , 100 Ibi , 9&105j
sweet , rer Ib , , 4o.
VEGETABLES Onions , yellow , 100 Iba ,
225 ; cabbage , 100 Ibs , 350 ; beets ,
100 Ibs , 1 101 25 ; turnips , 100 Ibi , 1 25.
FBUITS Lemons , par box , Messina , 4 00 ®
4 60 ; oranges. Florida , per box , 6 5007 00 ;
apples , fancy bbl , 6 005 60 ; apples , medium ,
bbl , 3 60.
CUBED MEATS Hams , sugar cured , Ib , 11 }
lljfc : bacon , breakfast , Tb , 1212)o ; dry
salt aides , ib , 7i@8o ; lard In palls , 9 < 9Bo |
lard In tlerres , 8o.
FIUSH MEATS Dressed beef , Colorado , per
Ib , 71@8o ; hogs , Ib , CKgCJc ; mutton , Ib , 7
@ 7io.
Lrvi STOCK Colorado stoers. per 100'lbs
4 104 60.
Hideo. Drr Flint No , 1 , per Ib , llUei
No. 2. Ib. 9@10o ; green steers and branded
calf. Ib , 45c ; green calf.lb , 8@10c ; green kip
Ib , 67o ; sheep skins , dry , 810o ; deer skins ,
Ib , 15@30o ; antelope iklns , Io , 1215 ; tallow ,
,
WOOL Colorado No. 1 , per Ib , H 16c
buck , Ib , So ; Mexican , 7@10c.
FIBH Mackerel , No. 1 , 1 40 , kit. mess
1 602 00 : California : lalmon , half bbl , 10 60
Holland herring , keg , 1 6091 60 ; trout , f pei
Ib ,
NOTICE OF TAX SALTS.
To whom It may concern , that the undersls'neJ
purchaied at private ei'e ' , In the county trenuicrs
uffloe. In Douglas Count } ' Nebraska , on Aug. Otb
16S3 , the Icllowln ; JiS-rlbed property to-wit la
4 block 0 8t > lDD's Sd add , to the city ol Omaha : ai
ub-dMcttJ by S ABtrlcklind , that laid lot was taitxl
to John A MUei on the tax lUtcl stld county ; that th
purchue was made lor th tax ol A. D. 1881 ; tha
the time ol redemption will expire on the 9th day o
AUK , 1885. and that upon said dir , or ImmedUtclj
ibereatur the unJenIb'ned will apply ( or a treasure'
deed to same. J. UNAHAN.
a-17-Jl-mi
CHICAGO
RAILWAY.
THK BEST nOUTE AND
Jmalia
.Council fluffs
'and ' Chicago.
The only line to take for Dei Molnos. arshalt.
town , Cedar KaplJs , Clinton , Dixie , Chicago , Mil
waukee and all point * cut. To the raople ol Nora -
> ra ka , Colorado , Wyoming. Utah , Idaho , Nerada ,
regon , Washington and California It odors superior
advantages not possible by any other line ,
Among a tow ot the numerous point ! of superior *
y eojo > ed by the patrons of this road between
maha and Chicago , are It ) two trains a day of DAT
20AGHE3 which are thoflnott that human ait and
ngcnulty can create ; IU PALACE SLEEPING OA11S
which ara models of comfort and elegance ; Its PAR
LOR DRAWING ROOU OARS , uniurpMeod by any
ndtt \ widely celebrated PALATIAL DINING OARS
la equal of which cannot bo found elsewhere.
At Council Bluff ! the tratni of the Union Pacific
Ity. connect In Union Depot with those ot the Chlca
o & Northwestern Ry In Chicago the trains of thli
ne maka oloao connection with those ot all eastern
nos.
For Detroit , Columbus , Indianapolis , Cincinnati ,
'lagara Palls. Buffalo , Pilteburg , Toronto , Montreal
Beaten , New York , Philadelphia , Baltimore , Wuh-
ngton and all points In the Bait , ask the ticket
agent for tlckote via the
-NORTH-WESTERN , '
f von wltn tha bit accommodation ! , ! All.gtloke
agents sell tickets Tla this line , ,
UUaniTr. R. .HAIR ,
earnlManager , Gea. P a. Agent
CHICAGO
CHICAGO ,
Ii afe & St. Paul
THE SHORT LI ST
And BEST ROUTE.
* ROU OMAHA TO
THE EAST ,
TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND
Chicago , Minneapolis , Milwaukee ,
it. Paul , Cedar Itaplds , Davenport ,
jllnton , Dubuque , Rockford ,
lock Island , Freeport Jnnesvillo ,
Jlgin , Madison , La Crosse ,
Jololt. Winona ,
And all other Important points East , North
east and Southeast.
Ticket ofOoo at 1401 Farnam street ( In Paxton Ha
el ) , and At Union Paclflo Depot.
Pullman Sleepers and tto Finest Dining Cars In
be World are run on tnemaln lines ot the CmcAoo
lav AUKRS A , Sr. PAIL U'r and ON cry attention Is paid
o passengers by courteous omrlojcf of the company.
. 8. UKRKILL , A. V. II. OAKPKNTER ,
General Manager , Gcn'l Paraongor Agent.
R , MILLER , QEO. F. HEAFFORD ,
Ass't Qen'I Maniger. Aea't Ocn'l Pass Agent
J. T. CLARK , Gcn'l Superintendent
Time Talslo.
In Effect April Oth. 1885.
Thi aMentlon ot Ihe travelling pablla Is called to
Ibe fact that this Is the only complete and absolutely
correol time-table published In the city ,
All trains arrlte at and depart horn Omaha by
Central Standard Time.
Trains ol the a Bt. P. H. * 0. arrive at and d
larl tram their depot , corner ol Hth and Webetei
treets ; trains o * the B.&M. , 0 , B. * Q. , and H , 0
It. J. & O. B. from the B. fe If , depot ; all others Irora
he UnlonPaclflc depot.
a , Daily ; b , ezotpt Saturday ; a , ezoepl Banday ) d ,
except Monday.
OMAHA BRIDGE TRAINS
Uummv Trains I > ava Omaha at a iO,7 60
0 60,10 00,1116 a m.HCO , S 00 , 8 00,4 00 , 4 (5 , 60
II 10pm. On Sundays the 7 60 and 10 00 a m and
100 and i 00 p m trains do not run. Arrive at trans
fer depot U minutes later : Broadway depol S3 min
utes later ,
Leave Council Blotts ( Broadway depot ) at 7 16 ,
B 80,10 80,11 to m ; 1 M , S M , S SO. 428(2f.
and 1115 p m. On Hnndays the B 80 and 11 40 am
and S SO and 6 25 p m trains will not run. AirUe at
Transfer 7 minutes later , Omaha xO minutes later.
TranBforTmlns LoavoOmahaalBU , 811
am , 1 ! So , i 20,016 and 7 OOP m , dally.
Arrive at t ii and 11II a m , 1 0 , S SO , 7 Sf and
8 15 . .
p. m.
_ _ _ _ _
SUNDAY TRAINS
To and from Chicago via , the Tripartite Alliance Line * .
Momma. | BATDRBIT an.
| Ml. | B-I. | N.W I N-W | R.I |
February. . | 161 1-22 8 | SI 7-28 II
March . . . . I 8-S 16 1-22 I 14 SI 7-28
April I IB 6-20 121 4-26 11 18
Uay 110-31 17 B-2i | 18 1-21 B-BO
Banday evenlngud Monday morning trains arrive
n corresponding order. C. if. & Q. trains run every
day , _
8TOCK YARDS TRAINS.
Leave Union Paclflo depot at 8 40 a ra and B 15
m. *
Arrlre from Stock Yards at 7 5 a m and 0 25 f m.
Mall Tlmo Cardt
OPEN. | KOUTK. I OLOHK.
L. M. f. M. | I i. M. r. M
. .Union Pacific Loual Mall. . . BEO
8BO 700 Union Paclflo Through Mall. 4 SC
10 SO 800 B. & M. In Neb 7 20 Bll
BOO 0. a At Q. 6 SOB StO
. . . . 0 , B. &Q. Ei. Mall 4 It
10 SO . . . 0. . . ! . * ? . . . . . _ . B SO
00 . . . 0.11 & 8t F E K
10 SO 8 00 O. &H. W. . . , . _ . 6 SO
105 0.8t. P. M. 60 6 (0
8 CO . . . 0&Rep. Valloy. 1 !
Sioux Oy & Paolflo Local. . 6 SOB
10 SO 00 Bloux City fcBt. Paul. . . .
846 Council Blutti & Kane as City B 80
. . . .OiuncU liluff * Local. . . . .
700 , Tort Omaha
4SO . . . . MlMourl Pacifio. e soS
1 06 . . . .WabMb-St. L nls. . II 1
. , . Wabaeh Chicago. , , , , S 29
Irvtnirton.
OBcoopin dimity * from fita I , 039 n.
O iiOO'ir\Nr P.M.
ij\lA plu olclin la a South
V > ern city writes tbtt b
I \ \ bad tried some cf tb
' ' foods hlzhly pralied Ir
the moalcal Jonrna'
lor his own Infint.and
thDUKhscme where bel
ter than otneri , non
were light In thtil
ictlon upon the bowel
n.c little one pined
ind they h d alincn
Itapalred ol Its Hie
* bea Bldit's food wa
tried , and the little one at onoe Improved and per
feet action ot the bowels resulted. Ridge's Food
put up In cans , lour sites , at 36o and upwards. Sol
by Druggists. Woolrlcb a Co. , on labiL
[ CHAS. SHIVERICK ,
FURNITURE
UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERIES ,
Passenger Elevator UTall floor . 120G , 1208 and 1210 Fatnam [ Street ,
OMAIIA , NKHUASKA ,
WASSERMAN & BURNETT ,
And Wens' Furnishers ,
218 South 13th Street.
SHIRTS TO ORDKU ,
5J ? J5J 5JW
THE A. L. STRANG COMPANY
Doubla and Single Acting Power and Hand
.Eoglno Trimmings , Mining Machinery , Bolting , HOBO , Brass nnd Iron Flttlnei
t wholesale or rotoll. HALLADAY WIND-MILI , OHUUOB
AND SCHOOL BELLS.
Corner 10th and Farnam St. , Omaha , Neb.
\VlioliaTo trilled w y tliclr \ olitlifulliror nnd iintrcr. vflio
'ifri1 [ ' ; j,1 < 'rr"1" ' "KAlXS nnd . i , O SS KS , who nro w oak ,
SirorUNTand mull lor inarrlnKC.
MEN of all ages , who flnc their POWER
nu \llnllty l , ncr HC > niiil 'SKXUAIj blltENdTll weakened , oy
curly lublis or EXt'I.SSES , can rcrchu ajiosltUo anil liiHtlnK
OU III } . NOnmtliT of how lonu slaiulluj ; the cuiuinav be , or vrlni
lias Ulkd to cnrc.b ) a few weeks or inonthn mo of tnn ccleuratcit
. . . MYRTLEAIN .TREATMENT
Atliomcmtliotitezpoiuro , luLKSM time , and lor LESS money than
any other incllmil litthoirorhl. Weak back , headache , KHISBIONB.
lassitude , liissiifsiilrllsanilainlilllon , glonur thoughts , d ro ail till
dreams. UofcctUu uirniory , inirOTKNCU , Ills , Imnoillmpnlfl to
nmrrlipo , audnmnyolhir Bjnuptoms leading to CONSUMPTION or
INSAMTV , nrc iiruuiptlr rcuiurcil liy thli trcatmuiit , aud vigorous
uiauhood nstored.
_ _ _ MarricdMcn , or those who intend to innrry ,
. . . . nKArr.MnEn , ncrfict sexual strcnKth menns , health , vlcorous offspring -
spring , lonffllfo andtlio lovoand respect of n faithful vlfu. Weak incnelioiilcl lie i-calorcd to > lgor &
lanhond licforo marriage ProotH. tcstlnidiilaln unit valuable trcntlso ii stamps.
lEstai > .i877.AaUrcssThe ) Climax Medical Co , 5O4 , St. Louis , Mo.
JBZARDWOM HiMBER
A Full Assortment of Air nnd Kiln Dried Walnut , Cherry , Ash , Butternut , Yellow Poplar ,
Kodwood , etc. Hardwood nnd Poplar Panel , Hardwood Flooring , Wagon Stock , Stair
Builders' Material , Hod Cedar Posts , Common Oak Dimension and Bridge Timbers ,
Cedar Boards for moth proof closets.Ete. Veneers , Fancy Woods forScrolI SawlngEtc.Eto.
S.W.Gor.Qth and Do-aslas , - - Omaha. Nob.
& JBOZTJE ,
Manufacturers of Ornamental
ner wmuons , window caps , nctillloHkv-Unlitu , fie Itn , Iron and elate Hoi
319 South 12th Street , Oa aha , Neb. Work done In any part ol the country.
( SUCCESSOR1TO FOSTERS GRAY ) .
LIME AND CEB5ENT.
SPKOIALNOTIOB TO
Growers of Live Stock and Others ,
WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
Our Ground Oil Cake
It la'lke boat and cheapest food for stock of any kind. Ono pound la equal to
throe pom da of com. Stock fed with Ground Oil Gako In the Fall and Wlntei
instead of running down , will Incroano In weight and bo In good marketable oondl
Ion In the spring. Dairymen , as well a others , who nso It , can testify to Ita moi
to. Try It and judge for yonraolvea. Prlco $24.00 per ton. No charge for eaoki
Addresa WOODMAN LINSEED OIL WORKS , Omaha , Neb ,
[ DEALERS IN
Hall's Safe and Lock
FIEE AND BDBGLAB PBOOF
SAFES , VAULTS , 'LOOKS ' , ETC.
1OIBO V Mrxxct zx Mttsreot.
USURY T. CLARES.rrtlt. and Treat. A. it. CLARKR.Vice Prttlienl
JOHN T. CLAltKK , Secretary.
H. T. CLARKE DRUG COMPANY.
SUCCEEDING
LEIGHTON & CLARKE.
Jobbing Prog house between Chicago and San Franctioo. CAPITAL BTOOK , (200,000 , Ws
LARGEST at the bottom o ( the market at all times. Will duplicate Chicago and Bt , Louis prices with
relt-ht added. Our ipoolalty will be
Pure Druys , JP iw < , Oils and Window Ctlasv
Kt ( mates ( th en on pUte tl aTe those about to embark la the drug buslneBS will do well teen
your Interest by calling on us or send for our price list which will appear bout January 6th , Uall orde
solicited. Hi IIABNEr HTUKET.
M. BELLMAN & CO. .
Wholesale Clothiers
1301 AND 1303 3TARNAM STREET , COR. 13TH ,
C. 'F.OCOODMAN.
Wholesale Druggists
AND DEALER IN
Paints , Oils , farni
OMAIIA , < _ NKB.