Nebraska Newspapers

    THIS DAILY BEE : OMAHA TUESDAY , MAY 30 , 1883.
COR1MEKCTAI.
irmabn.Vholowlo Mnrkot
Orrton or TUB OMAHA Ilu \
Monday Evenlng , lfty 39. |
no only changes reported In tki tnar
k k to-day an f Hews :
Vggi ndT nctd Ic.
Oastor oil Ne. 1 declined lOo.
Oa tor * 11 No. 3 declined 20c.
Opium declined { Of.
m Iodide declined lOc.
F reduce nnd Veeetablci.
BALT JMCE POT.VTOK3-8l.GO.
W1IO OUUIC $ L J5 ( < 91 (0.
BUTTI2 It-Creamery , JO@2Bc ; cbolc. .
Toll , lli@lGcj commou roll , 8@10i ; .
BEESWAX Yellow , 2022o ,
ONIONS-Bunhel boxes. 2 C03 00.
OHEESK lC@14o.
OK/VNOliS 1500
LEMONS-5 C0@0 00.
Local Grain Dealing *
WIIEAT.-Ciwh No. 2,10GJ ; cash Nc
8 , 95o : rejected , V5c.
BAllLUY.-Cnsh No. 2 , 97o ; No. J
KYK. Cnh. C3s.
OOBN. Caah No. 3 , CGJo.
OATH. Cash , 49i.
STREET PiUOES-Corn , 50(015 ( ; onti
404 .
HAY SO f 0@0 fiO per ton.
OR' ' iPPED F15ED 51 BO.
CHOPPED OOKN SI 40.
BU-VN 31 li txr hundred.
BT11AW 51 00 ton loose ; S3 CO balac
Provlilons.
nAMS-lRopcrlb.
BACON -Brrnkfont , 16c ; , clo r side
IScj dry salt nMri" , 2a.
' Ib.
--SHOULDEUS-SJo per
DRIED BEEb'-lii4c per tt.
. _ Qrooors' Ll8t.
COFFEE. Kio , lair , lie ; lib , goo
' 3c : Eo. ! prime to choice , ISJc ; Old pov
A ; ' 2Gi2Sic , Alocbn , 23 o ; Arbuckle'
'
.US ° . ,
TEAS .Gunpowder , good , I5@D :
Oholce , tX7Sc ) ; Imporlal , good , 40@-15i
Choleo , G0@7uc ; Young Hyson.'cpod , 86 (
60c ; choiw , 65c@l 00 ; Jnpnn Tint Len
BCo ; Jnpan. choice , CO@7Gc ; Oolong , coin
85@-10 ; Oolong , cho.cs. 40@55 ; Souohon )
K od. 5(2l40o ( : choice. : ir ® 4&c. j
NEW FIOKLKS Medium , In barrel
9900 ; do in half bbl ? , 5 25 | < unaU8 , in bbl
12 00 do , in half bbl ? , 700 ; gherkins , I
bblu. 14 00 ; do , in half bbls. 7 CO.
VINEGAR Pure apple extra , 1G
> . pure apple , 13c : Pruaeine ' unra aonlo , 16
dUOAHS-Cut lonf.'lleUrushei
' ; lloj Granulated , llgs ; Powdered , 1
"Fine powdcrod/ / ; Btnndard Coffee A
9e ; New York ronfcotioner'B Stnndai
A , lOc : GooJ A , 9Jc : Prairie Extra C. 9
IIOPE Sisal , i inch and larger , 8J
Jinch , 9jc.
rOHEKdE Full Cream , 13o ; Pa
WUODENWARE Two hoop pail
195 ; hroo hoop pails. 2 20 ! No. 1 tul
pioneer waflhboanla.tl 85 ' Donblo Cr wi
890 ; WollbnckctM , 3 10.
IiEAl > Bar. SI 05.
DRIED IfRUITS-Choico halve
jMn'ches , . To : Halt Lake' 10c ; va
orated EOtb 'boxes , 13Jc ; Ulohigau , 7c ; No
York npples , 7ic ; 1'tuiiM , old , 6Jo ; , ne\
Sic ; ' Currants , (5J@7c ; 'Blackherrios , ne
HOMINY New , 55 00 per bbl.
SODA. Dwifiht'u H > paper * . . 52 85 ; D
nnd do , 62 85 ; Church's85 ; Keg nod
2io.BEANS
BEANS Imported German S3 75 p
bushel.
CANDLES Boxes , 40 Ibs , 16 oz , 8
15icboxes 10 Iba. , 1C oz. , Cs , 15jc.
CANNED GOODS Oysters , 2 :
( Field's ) , per case , S4 00 ; do 1 Ib ( Field's
per cose , 2 50 ; do 2 Ib ( Standard ) , per cos
3 GO ; do 1 Ib ( standard ) , per cose , 2 20 ; c
2 tl ) ( slack ) , i > er c&se , 2 75 ; do 1 Ib ( slack
per cose , 200. Onions , 3 SO. Salmon ,
Ib , per dozen , 1 80@1 90 ; do 2 Ib , per doz <
255@2C5. fiardines,8inall full , importe
one quarter boxes per box , 14Jc ; America
quarter boxes per box , lie ; do half bo
per box , 21Jc. Lobstera , 1 Ib per doze
ISO. Tomatoes , 2 SO ; do 3 Ib p
case. 290 ; Corn , 2 Ib ( Mountai
per case , 310 ; noaked com , 210 ; <
2 Ib ( Yarmouth ) , per ca e , 31
string boatw , per case , 2 10 ; Lima boa
per case , 1 85. Succotash per caas. 2 0
Peas , common , per casa , 2 00 ; peas , choic
per case , 3 15. Blackberries , 2 Ib , per cas
240 ; strawberries , 2 Ib , per cose , 2 3
raspberries , 2 Ib , per case , 3 00@3 1
DonjEons , 2 Ib , per case , 2 45 , Bartle
pears per case , 3 00@4 CO. Whortleborri
per case , 240. Egg plums,2 Ib percise,3 3
Green fjages,2 Ib per case , 3 30 ; do choice ,
U > i > er case , ' ! 50. Pine Apples , 2 Ib , percae
4 00@5 76 , Peaches , 2 to per case , 3 1
do 3 Ib , case , 4 50@5 00 ; do , ( pie ) , 3 Ib , p
oai > e.2 75 ; do pic , C tb , per dozen , 3 60.
RICE Csi-oano , 7J@8o : Louisiana ,
@ 8c ; fair. tfeS * .
BYlll/i'S. Snpar ; house , bbls , 55o She
bis , 57c ; kfgc , < i gallons , 8'2 50 ; choi
table synip , ! > 3c ; half bbls , G5c ; koga$2 E
BTAUCill. Pearl , 4Jo ; Silver Gloss , !
© 8 0 ; Corn Starch , 829c ; Exceki
UlosK. 7c ; Corn , ? io ,
BALT. Dray loads , per bbl , 1 85 ; An
ton , in sacks , 3 50 ; bbls dairy 60 , Ca , S 4
fcblndnirv. 100 , Ss. SC5.
SPICES. Pepper , 19 ; Allspice , IS
Cloves , 40o ; Nutmetpi , $1 002ocoauai ;
Mace $100.
MATCHES Per caddie , 90c ; roui
casofl , $7.C > o ; square cases , 85.10
SOAPS Kirk'a Savon Imperial , 33
Kirk'u satin. 30 ; Kirk's standard , 3 t
Kirk'a whi Russian , 600 : Kirl
Butoca , 20 Kirk's Prairie Quec
(100 cokes ) , (0 ; Kirk's magnolia , 4 20
LYE American , 3 40 ; Greenwich , 34
Western , 2 75 ; North Star , 2 60 ; Low
lye. 4 GO ; Jewell lye , 2 76.
POTASH Pennsylvania cans , 4 do ;
In cose , 3 35 ; Babbitt's Ball , 2 doz. In cu
I 90 : Anchor Ball 2 doz in case , 1 60.
FIELD SEED Red clover , choi
new , $0 00 per bushel ; mammoth clov
new. $7 00 ; white clover , new , $14 (
d off A clover , now , $12 60 ; alsike , no
$1300. Timothy , good , new , $3 (
blue grass , extra clean , SI 50 ; blue frra
clean , $1 25 ; orchard grass , $2 50 ; red tc
choice , 1 03 ; millet , commou or MIssou
80c ; millet , Gorman , 6100 to $12
Hungarian. SOo.
HJJDOUSEED Osage orange , 1 to
bushels , $5 00 ; osage orange , 10 bup.helfl
over , 51 50 ; honey locust , per Ib , , 35c ; r
100 ib * . . 25 00.
FIS J Family white fish , 90 Ib hf bb
85 25 ; .No. 1 white fish , 90 Ib hf bhla. 7 <
No. 1 white fish , in 10 Ib kits , 1 10ami
10 Ib kits , 85o ; New Holland herring , i
keg , 1 35 ; Russian sardines. 75c : Colu :
bin river nalmon , per lOOlbs , 8 00 ; Georg
Bank codfish , Gc ; Gen , boneleaa oojoi
Die ; boneless fish , 5ta.
MAOKEREIr- bbls mess macker
100 Ibs , $12 60 ; hf bbl No. 1 ex uhoro c
100 Ibs , 8 60 ; hf bbls , fat family do , 1
Ibs , G 00 ; mesa mackerel , 12 Ib kits , 2 ' .
No. 1 ex shore , 12 Ib do , 1 60 : No. 1 shoj
12 Ib do. 1 00 : fat family-10 Ib do 76o.
PEANUTS Roasted , choice , red T
neasoe , lOcper Ib ; fancy white , lO o peri
raw white Virginia raw , lOc ; roaate
12lc.
Dry Qoodi.
BROWN OOTTONB-AtUntio A , 8j
Appleton XX , 7o ; Atlanta A , 80 ; Bo " <
FF , 6Jc ; Buckeye LL , 4 , 7o ; Cabot \
71o ; Chittenanzo A , Old Ureat Falls
8lc ; Hooaier , Cjc ; Honeat Width , 7c ! 1
dlan Head A , 8Jc ; Indian Standard
8c : Indian Orchard d , w. , 8Jc ; Lawren
LL , 7c ; Mystlo River , 71o ; Pequot A , 8j
Shawinut LL , 7c ; Ulica 0 , 5Jc ; Wachi
ott B , 7lc ; do A , 8Jc ; do K 48 , 12Jc ; W
oott BB. B&c.
FINE BROWN COTTONS-Allend ;
4.4 ; Tic ; Alligator 3-1 , 3c ; Argyle 4-1 , 7 :
AtfwAio LL , OJc ; Badger Statn X 4-1 , 1
Bennington C 44 , 6c ; Buckeye S. 4-4 , 6j
,
Wnmsutta4.4 ISo
BLEACHED COTTONS Androsw
rin L4-4.9icBbickstoneAA ; hr.perlalS ]
do do half bleached 4-4 , 9c ; Cabot 4-4,1
Fldollty4-l,91cVruitofthejLoomlO ; : _
I/onadalo. lOc ; do c mbrio 87 , 12Jo ;
York Mllla. 12o ; Pequot A , lOo ; Pepper
N G TwUls , 12ic ; Pocahontas 44 , 8
Pocaiwet 4-4 , Sic ; Utlca , Uc ; Wamsui
o x x , laic.
HOOKS ( Colored ) Albnny K brown ,
c ; cloO.lrab. lie ; do XA. stripe * anc
ilnlds , I2jc ; do XXX brown and drab
tripes and pluldg , 12Jc ; Arlington f ncy ,
Oc ; Brunswick brown , 8Jo ; Chariot fancy
2ic | do extra bc vy , 20c ; Fall Rivet
> rown , extra heavy , lljc ; Indiana A
irnvn i p. Neoorutt A brown. 15o.
TIUK1AU& Amo lceag A U A 33
7Jo ; do XX blue 32 , 185os Arrowantft
Jcj Claremout U B. I5je : Conostogn ex
s 17ic ; Hamilton D , ujq Lowistou i
50,15c ; illnnchaha4-l , 20c ; Oinos'asupci
xtra4-4t28c ! Pearl River 32 , lGcj Put
nnm XX blue stripe , 12cj Shotuckot
OJc ! do S3 12c ; Yeoman's blue 29 , 8J <
DENIMS. Amoskoak , blneand brent
OJc ; Amlover DD blue , 16c ; ArlingS
> hio Scotch , ISic ; Concord 000 , blue nv
brown. 12icj do AA.V , do do 13Jj do XXt <
10 do I4c ; UajTnaker's blue RUI ! brown ,
Jicj Mvstio River DD etrlpe , lGcj } POM
liver , blue and brown , lf > ic ; Uncosville
iluo and brown , ISJc.
CAMBRICS Barnard , Mo ; F.ddystcni
Iniu ? . 24 inch double ( ace , K\c \ ; Garner A
[ lazed , 5c : Manhattan ulovo finish , 52c
Newport do Gc ; do glazed , 5jcj Pcqnot di
3CJ Ixwkwood kid tnish , Co.
CORSET JEANS Amotr , 8c | Andre
coggiu eiUtcen , 8ioj Clarondc a , GScjConc
oga EAltecnR , 7k ; Uallowel , So ; Indl
3r ipnl 7Jo ; Narrigau3ottmprovedo !
'epperill eattiviii 9ic ; Rockport , 7 o ,
PJUNTS Aliens , GJo ! American , Gc
Arnold , 7c ; Berwick. 4 je ; Cocheco , 7c
3onostoga. Cc ; Dunkirk , 4Jc ; Dunnoll
@ 7c ; EdJyntonc. 7c : Gloucester , Oc
armony , 5 c ; Knickerbocker , 0(0 ( ; Met
rlirmo D. 7c ; Mystlo , 5Jc ; Sprarues , Gc
Jouthbridgc , Cc ; do. Ginghams , 7o ; liorl
> oru. t 1c ; Oriental f ic.
GINUIIAMS Auichkeaft lOic ; Amos
cent ; ilrepu 12J ) Ars le , lOJo ; Atlantic
) c | Cumberland , 7Jo ; Highland , 8c
Kenllworth , 8Jc ; Plun kott , lOie ; Snt
BOX. 80. I-
COTTONADES Abbervillo , J3J (
Agato. We ; American , lie ; Artisian , E0 <
Cairo D and T , ISicjJJlarion D andl |
L7Jc ; Deccan Co. stripes I ) and TlGcj Kej
stone , 13Jc ; Nr.ntuckot. 19c ; - Nonpareil
IGc" ; Ocean D and T , 13Jc ; Royal , 10J
Sussex , 12c ; Tioga. 12jo ; Wachupott Bhlrl
inv ) hocks , 12Jc ; do , Ntnkin , 12Jc ; Yorl
[ > laln Nankin. 12c ; do , cbccka , stripes an
[ anoy , 12tc ; do , 8 oz , 20c.
SHEETINGS Androscogcln 10-1.27i <
Ao 9-4 , 24c ; do 8-4 , 22c ; Continental <
42 , llo ; Fruit of the Loom 10-4 , 274 ; Nei
York mills 98 , 35c ; do 78 , 80c ; do 58 , 22J <
Pembroke 10-4 , 25e ; Pcquot 10-4 , SSJc ; d
7-4.19c ; do 49 , 16c : Pepporell 30 , 29 <
do 07. 2lc ; do 57 , 18c ; Utica CG , 35c ; d
68 , 22Jc ; do 48,17o
f Olsars and Tobaccos.
CIGARS. Seeds , 316.00 ; Connecticul
$25.00 ; Mixed , 5535.00 ; ,8eed , Havoni
550.00 ; ClcarHavana , S76.00.
TOBACCO PLUG. Golden 2tul <
2Ub , GOc ; Our Rope , first quality , 62 <
3tar , pounds. 24 Ib , bntt8GOo'Horse 8h& <
pounds , 24 Ib , butts , COc ; Gilt Edg <
pounds2-1 Ib , butts , 60 ; Army nnd-Novj
pound ? . BScj BulllonJpouudB , 59e ; Lori
lard's Climax , pounds , GOc.
FINE OUT In paila. Hard to BoV
76c ; Golden Thread ; 70c ; Fountain , 80i
Favorite , G5c ; Rocky Mountain , GOi
Fancy , 55c ; Daisy , 50c. In tin fojl-
Catlins O.iS. , C Ib Ixnies , per Ib GScj I or
illard'a Tiger. 65c ; Diamond Crowa , GGs.
SMOKING-rAll erodes Common , 251
33c. Granulated Blackwells Durham , 1
oz 51c ; Dukes Durham , 1C oz , 50c ; Seal i
North Carolina , 1C oz. 40 ; Seol.of Nobra
k.i , 16 oz , 38c ; Lone Jock , 4 oz , linen bag
rlb , SI.S5 ; Marburgs'Puck , 2 oz , ti
l , 65o ; DOR Tail. C5c.
Drurs.
DRUG'S AND OIIEinCALS Acii
Carbolic , 50c ; Acid , Tartaric. GOc ; Balsa :
Copabitt , per Ib , 70c ; Bark , Sasaafras , p
Ib , 14c ; Calomel , per Ib , 76c ; Cinchonidi
per oz , 5105 ; Chloroform , per Ib. 10
Dover's powders , per Ib , § 1 40 ; Epao :
saltsper , Ib. 3ic ; Glycerine , pure , perl' '
38c ; Lead , Acetate , per Ib , 24
Oil , Castor , No. 1 , 'per ( jal , < * 1 1
Oil , Castor , No. 8 , per gal , 8100 ; Oi
Olive , per pal. SI 50 ; Oil , Origanum , &
Opium , 54 35 ; Quinine P. te W. & R. &
per oz , 52 40 ; Potassium , Iodide , per 1
S2 25 ; Solacin , per o40c : Sulphate
Morphine , per oz , S3 75 ; Sulphur ( lou
per ib , 4c ; Strvchnme. ner oz , SI 35. _ _
Paints Oils nnd VArnlthe * .
PAINTS IN OIL White lead , Oinal
P. P. , Go ; white lead , pure , Go ; 'Ma
willosi green , 1 to C Ib cana , 2
French zinc , gisen ocol , 12e ; French rin
red seal , lie ; 1'ttmch zinc , in varnish ass
20c : French zince , in oil asdt , 15c ; Re
and burnt umber , 1 Ib cans 12c ; raw at
burnt Sienna , 13s : Vandyke brown , IS
refined lampblack , 12c ; coach black , lc
l"ory black , IGc ; drop block , IGc ; Prussli
blue , SOc ; ultramarine blue , ISc ; chron
green , L. M. & D , , 14c ; blind and shutt
green , L. M. & D. . 14c : Paris green. 18
Indian red , 15c : Venetian red , DC ; TUSK
drt , 22c ; American Vermiliod , I. &P. , 18
chrome yellow , L. , M. , O. & D 0. , 18
yellow ochre , 9c ; golden ochre , IS ; pate :
dryer , Gc ; graining colors : light oak , dai
oat , walnut , chestnut and ash 12o.
Dry ° nlnti
White lead , GJc ; French nc , lOc ; Pai
whiteiug 2Jc ; whiting 'pilders , 1J
\ > biting com1 ! , lie ; lampblack Germa
town , 14c ; lampblack , ordinary , 8c ; .Pir .
Bian blue , 45c ; ultramarine , 18c ; vandyk
brown , 8c ; umborIburnt , 4c ; umber , ra1
4csienna ; , burn t , 4c ; sienna , raw ,
Paris green genuine , 2/c ; Paris green con
20u ; chrome green , N. Y. ' 20c ; chroi
green K. , 12c ; vermillion , Eng. , ' 70c ; vt
million , America , 18c ; Indian red. 1C
roue pink , lie ; Venetian read , Cooksoi
23c : Venetian red Am.lc ; rei lead , 7j
chrome yellow , genuine , 20o : chromo yi
low , 1L , 12c ; ochre , rochelle , 3c ; ochi
French , 2Jc ; ochre , American , ' .
Winter's mineral. 2 0 ; lehigli brown , 2ji
Spanish brown , 2c ; Prince'u mineral
OILS 110'carbon , per gallon , lljesll
headlight , per gallon , 12ic ; 176" hoadllgli
> er gallon , 16&c ; eloctnm , per gallon , 10
! iuseod. raw , per gallon , VI ; linseed , belle
per gallon , OOc ; lard , winter etr'a , per w
Ion , 90 ; No. 1 , 70c ; No. 2 , GOc ; caste
XXX , ppr gallon , 1 23 ; No. 3,115 ; swee
per gallon , 85c ; sperm , W. B. , per gallo
1 65 ; fish , NV. B. , per gallon , GOc ; noatsfot
extra , per gallon , 75c ; No. 1 , 65o ; lubi
eating , zero , per gallon , SOo ; Bummer , IE
golden machine , No. 1 , per gallon , 35c ; N
2 , 50 : Bporm , signal , per gallon , 80c ; tc
pentme , per gallon , 75c ; naptha , 74 , p
gallon , ? 0c : 61.18s
VARNISHES BarrolB nor gallo
Furniture , extra , 01 10 ; furniture , No.
$1 ; furniture , U. 85c ; coacli , extra , SI 4
Coach , No. 1 , 51 20 ; Damar , $1 60 ; Jopa
70c ; asphaltum , 70c ; shellac , $3 60 ; ha
011 finish. 1 SO.
Heavy Hardware List.
Iron , rates. $300 ; plow steel , specl
coat , 7c ; crucible,8c ; flpoclalurGerman.t
cost tool do. 15@20 wagon tpokoo , BI
2 25@3 00 ; hubs , per set , 125 ; felloes , saw
dry , 1 40 ; tongues , each , 70@85c ; nxli
each , 75c ; eauare nuts , per Ib , 7@11
washers , per Ib. 818c ; rivets , per Ib , 11
coil chain , per Ib , G@l2c ; malleable , t
iron wedges , Go ; crowbars , Gc ; harrc
te th , 4o ; honseahoeg , per keg , 6 00 ; sprli
Btccl , 7@8c ; Burden's horseahoes , 6 i
Burden's muleshoes , G 85.
BHOT.-Hhot , 81.85 ; Buck shot , $2.1
Oriental Powder , kegs , 90.40 : do. , hi
kegs , 83.48'do. ; , quarto r kegs , 81,88 ; Bhu
tag , keen. 83.35 : Fuse , vet 100 feet 60o ,
BAItBED WIRE In car lots.,8 SO p
100 ; in leaa than car lots , 8 55 oer 100 ,
Leather.
Oak sole , 38o to 42c ; hemlock sole , 28o
33c : heiotfick kip. SOo to 100 ; runnc
G5c to SOc ; hemlock calf , 85o to 120 ; her
loci : upper , 23o to 2Gc ; oak nrtpcr , 2-1
alligator , 4 00 to 6 50 ; calf kid , 32@35
Greleen kid , 2 50 to 2 75 ; oak kip , SUe i
100 ; oak calf , 1 20 to 1 30 ; French kli
110 to 1 65 ; French calf , 1 25 to 2 00 ; ru
Eett .560te760 ; linings. GOO to 10 6
toppings , 9 00 to 10 60 ; B. L. Morocco , S
to S5c ; pebble 0 , D. Morocco , 35c ; nimo ;
HARNESS-No 1 * tar oak , 42c ; Node
do , 89c ; No. 1 Ohio oak , 88c : No. 2 d
85c ; No , 1 Milwaukee , 87c ; No. 2 do , 81
Horto * and Multt.
The market Is brisk and all grade * a
selllnir well at n "light advance in piloe
The demand for good honiea exceeds tl
supply conjdderaoly. Prices range as ft
loWB *
Fine single drivers , 51EO. to 300.J Ext :
draft horses. 8176. to 225. ; Common dra
horses. $100. to 160,5 Extra farm Jioroc
8110. to 125 , i Common to good farm horse
890. to $100. ; Extra plug" , SCO. to 7t
Common plugs , 820. to $40. , . . . , _
MULES. 1C to 15J baod ( extra ) , $12
U > 1GO.S 14 } to 15 hands , $100. to 140. !
14 to 14 i hAiidft , $75. to 100. ; IS * to U
bands , ( GO. to 75.LI
LI uon.
ALCOHOL 187 proof. 2 20 per wine
gallon ; extra California spirit * , 187 proof ,
1 26 | < cr proof gallon ) triple refined spirit * .
187 proof , 124 per proof gallon ; re-dUtillcd
vhiikio * , 100@1 60 ; Cno blended , 150 ®
250 ; Kentucky bourbons , 200@700 ; Km.
tuckv and Pennsylvania ryes , 2 00@7 00
BRANDIES Imported , 80 OOQIGOO ;
domestic 1 404 00.
GINS Inported , 4 608 00 ; domestic ,
140@300.
RUMS Imported , 4 506 00 : Nero
Encland. 2 COM4 00 ; domestic , 1 f > 0@3 60
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY-
I75ra oo.
CIIAMPAGNE3 Irarortoc ! per CABO ,
1000.
CLARETS-Pcr case , 4 60010 00
WINES Rhino wine , per cnso , 6 00@
20 00 ; Catawba , per cnso , 4 00@7 00 ,
Lumber.
WHOLESALE.
Wo quote lumber , lath and shingle * on :
nrs at Omaha at the following priced ;
JO1HT AND SOANTLINQ- ft. and
imlcr , $21 00 ; 18 ft. , $22 00.
TIMBERS ir ft. ami under , $2200.
TIMBER AND JOIST 18 ft. , $230.1 :
C ft $24 CC , 3 ft. , 327 50 ; 21 ft. , $27 50.
1'KKOING ' No. 1 , 4 and C In. , 522 OOj
No. 2. 820 t'O.
SHEETING No.1 1 (2nd ( common
boards ) $18 CO ; No. 2 , $17 00.
STOOKJ UOAUDS.-12-ln. D , $2300 :
12-in. O. $35 00 ; 12-in. B , $40 00.
SIDING A , $21 OJ > B , 2l 00 ; 0 ,
$1800.
FLOORING-A , 81000 ; B , $37 50 ; 0 ,
$32 00 ; D , $23 00.
SHINGLES-No. 1 , $1 75 ; Un. clear ,
$2 75 ; star , 93 25 ; extn A , f 1 M.
LATH No. 1,8350.
SHIP LAP-Plaln , $23 01 ; 0. G. Noi
2 , $24 00 ; O. G. No. 1 , $35 00.
OEILING-j-in. No. 3. S23 00 ; g-ia ,
No. 2 , $37 OOj fin. No. 1 , $12 50.
FINISilINU-l.iri. No.3 , S37 50 ; l-.in
No. 2 , $43 60 ; 1-ln. No. 1 , 818 60.
THICK FINISH-SIS 0055 00.
TARRED FELT Per Ib , 3o
, STRAW BOARD-t'cr Ib , 3c.
BKAR CREEK LIME 8125 , .
PLASriiH PARIS-5235.
LOUISVILLE CEMENT 2 00.
Building Material.
LIME Per barrel , SI. 85 ; bulk per bus
Ko Cement , bbl , $2 50. Iowa plaster
bbl , ? 2 50. Hair per bn , 85c. Tarrci
'olt 100 Iba , $3 60. Straw board , $ > CO
PAPER 5traw paper , 8Jo ; rag paper
Jo ; dry goods paper , 7cj tnnnlla paper , lOc
news paper. So.
COAL Cumberland blacksmith , 51i
Morris Run IHonaburg , $12 ; Wbltobrcae
ump , $0 f.O ; Whltobrcast nut , 80 TO ; low
lump , . SO 50 ; Ipwa nut ,80 50 ; Rock Sprin
$8 : Anthracite , nil sizes. 312 00312 60.
I NAILS-RateS , 10 toCOtf.'S ' 00 ,
Wool.
Merino unwashed , light , 14@16c ; hcavy.c
QlSlDo ; medium unwashed , light , 18 < & 'M
wathod , cbolco , S2o ; fair , SOo ; tub-ding
and w. , 28c ; burry , blackand cottcd woo
26o loss
Hldet Furs , Etc.
HIDES dreen bntchar's hide , COG ?
cured Tie ; hides , green Bait , 'part ' cured i
hides , Olc ; dry flint , souad. 13@14c ; dr
oalf and kip , 12@14c ; dry unit hidesBOUIK
10@llc ; green calf. % vt , 8 to 15 Ibs. , 10@lli
green calf , wt , under 8 Iba , per skin , 60 <
Srcen pelts , 60@12o ; green lamb skin
1 25(5)160 ( ) ; damaged hides , tnro-tbird ra'j
cut Ecored and ono grub , classed tw <
UJrds rate , ) branded hides 10 per eent. ol
Coon Bkinn , No. 1 , 45c ; No. 2 , SOc ; No. 1
20. ; No. 4 , lOc. Mink , No. 1 , 50c ; No. !
80c ; No. 3,15c ; No. 4 , 5c. Fox , No. :
GOc ; No. 2,25c. Skunk , No. 1 , blacl
G5c ; short utripo , 40oj narrow stripe 25i
broad atripo , lOo. Tallow , 6c ,
Council Blnifa Market.
CouNoir , BLOTITS , May 29.
Flour Crj-stal Hills Golden Shea
3 60 ; California Eureka , patent , 3 8U ; be :
brand of Kansas , 3 50@3 90 ; Kansas an
Missouri flour S 5025 ; graham , 3 71
ry flour , 3 40.
Bran and Shorts 20 00 per ton
Chop Corn 211,0 per ton.
Wheat No. 2,110@115.
Corn C3e.
Oats No.5 , 45c.
Rye 75i.
Barley Sto.
Hay Loose , 5 00@G 00 ; baled , 75 pi
bale.
bale.Wood
Wood 5 00@G CO.
Wool 15@25.
Butter Creamery , 2jo ; in rolls , wra ]
nod , 15@20c : rolls not wrapped , 15s ; mlzt
colors , 10@15c.
Eggs 12Ju.
Potatoes Rose and Scotch , 1
Onions 125@1 40.
Live Chickens 3 50 per dozen.
St. IJOUIB Jfroduoo.
ST. LOUIB , May W.
Flour Dull and lower.
Wheat Lower , but fairly active ; No.
red , 327i for cash ; 1 27 jj for May ; 121
for June ; 108@108J for July ; II
for August and September ; No. 3 , 1 17Ji
1 18.
18.Com
Com A shadn better ; 72J@73i < j f
cash ; 70Jc for June ; 701o for July ; 7i
for August ; GS c for September ; 54Jo f
the year.
Oats Eaiy at 55c for ca b ; 55Jo f
Uay48o ; for June ; 39J@39io forJul
3io for Auguet ; 301c for the year.
Rye-Dnfl at 72@73c.
Barley Dull at 80c@l 10.
Lead Dull at 43.- .
Batter Unchanged.
Eggs Unchanged.
Whisky Steady at 1 1C.
Pork Dull at 1950 for cash ; 19 GO f
M y and June ; 19,75 fur.'July. '
Lara Dall nt lie.
Reo'ts. Bhtpmt
Flour . 50,000 8,0 !
Wheat. . . 20:0 28,01
Corn . . 90,000 119,01
Oats . 8,000 7,0 (
Rye . 10,0 <
L'arley . . . . . , , . . ,
Xilvo Stoolr.
CIUOAQO , May 29.
The Drover's Journal reports :
Hogs Market generally ui
cluDt'ed ; good bogs Cnn arnil commc
trash lower ; good mixed , 7 25@7 GO ; beat
packing and uhlpping 7 90 8 60 ; llxl
IiIgH , 7 20@7 28 ; skips and culls , G V5 (
7 15. lUcelpts , 23,000.
Cattle Market paniky and badly br
ken ; common uhlppini ; cattle , G 00@G 0
native cattle , G 75@G77 ; medium catti
7 75@7 76 ; good cattle , 7 85@7 88 ; ch.i (
cattle. 8 008 10 ; export cattle , 8 75 (
8 80 : mixed butchers' stock weak and go :
erally lower ; cawt , S 004 75 ; bulls , 4 ' .
@G25 ; tteera , 6GO@G60 ; stockoru ai
f eedera. nulot and abiut llfelees ot 3801
5 80. lUcolptt ) , 7 COO.
Sheep Market slovr and weaker , mail
ly at 3 60@5 75. RecclpU , 20,000.
Kaxuaa City I < lre Stoob.
KJNHAH OITT , May 20.
Cattle Receipts , 5J , 702 bead ; shipment
1,617 head. Market panicky on gra
cattlr , and 5 cents lower on common etui
Boloted lots , 23@30o lower ; receipts i
native very Ifcht , and market quiet i
a d'cline of 15@25c ; native etoclceru ar
feeders. 8 76@ 4 76 ; native COWH , 8 00@5 &
grass Tcxans end InJinns , 3 75@4 SO.
Hogs Receipts , WJ head ; shlpmcot
450 head ; market btroog and active and (
higher ; suloj ranged from 5 50@7 75 ; but
from 7 60@7 G5. _
Fooria I'rodaoe.
PEOHIA , May 29.
Corn Firm ; high mixed , 7Jj@72i
mixed , 7U@71ic.
Oats Inactive ; No , 3 white , 61io.
Rye Finn ; No. 2 , 76@75Jc.
Highwlncs Unchanged ; 1 14 ,
lleo'ts. Bhlp't
Wheat . 82.6C
Com . , . 31,000 30,7r ,
Oats . , . 0,160 , 2OC
Rye . 1,450 CC
Barley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.100 . . .
St. LowU Llvo Stock.
KT. LOUIB , May 29 ,
Active und higher ; light to ben
Yorker , 725@775 ; nacldoif. 7 75@8 1C
butchers to fancy. 8 15@8 40 ; skips an
culls , G 00@ 75. Receipt * , 3,600 ; ih
tnentt , 959.
BOATIKtl 1HB FLOWKR1I ,
DT BDOAH u tawis ,
'or TUB Bin. ]
Tenderly , rovently , with nncovtred heat !
With ntyotbtlvf lote , btl ht bntiu
flowern
'o-day deck the Rraui o ( the tie '
br ve dead ,
And scatter proa ( > cly In plentiful ibou
rs.
Cell from your gAtden the btlghlesl n
bctt ;
Twin * them and wresth tbea with w.1
ous loving cato.
Pl ck from your graltful hearts the lot
th.M there rerti
And weave with the garlandi to brlgl
nnJ si fair ;
? wno ! them , wreutli and l < ciUw with
tear
As you scatter them wlil * o' r each her
hero.
'onderlr , lovingly , let th flowtn fall
On th * RfRteof tbo i The left iiiuthi
and wife
At the first bucla u t s of th ir country
rail ,
And fttnkcd.all tiny hnd n pAtrlotn' lifi
Stnkid their oxiiUno * . not for pMtry ( toll
NeitliorforRlory norfauie'iigilded higlii
! ut the in IK l > t y LickUs that moxie eao
ouo bold
Wae a love of country , union and rl h
Vfts a rcsponro to duty , and quick dl
they spring ,
And into tbo broach their heart sndnoi
fling.
'hnnkfnlly , grattfully itrew the MON
ground
Whore , rc tcthlcack hero who eager a
Yhtrc the thre t of the traitor did lou
cst rooubd ,
And \v\\aro \ \ tli highest flamcB of trewi
' did burn ;
Who followed the flat ; of his o nntr ]
From th north , and the cast and 111 * f
distant west ;
Who braved OT H death to Ve p by i
( id ,
And shielded Its honor with liU OY
loyl breast ;
Who fought for the honor oE the " 0
that itlll waves
O'er the land of the frc , .oud . tlio homo
the brave. "
Silently , taarfully scatter the flowers
For ? thojo who returned , not when do
waa o'er ,
From out tk * fair Boutb , but amongit L
green bowrrs
Stay silent aud pulseles * , nor thought
war moro.
Though unmarked their graro by etatuo
st ne ,
diitnnt so far from thoao frier
that they love ;
Yet their deeds of viler like liiacona ha
shone ,
And still , living lights top the o'o
lands above.
Silent they llo with thciruceds fora shroi
These patriots of which a whole hatl
is proud.
Ami proudlr , profiHnljr sc ttor the flow
For mothsr and wifa who gave th
heart' . * blood ,
Or who soothed the faint in their 1
wcarv hours ;
OrBtaunahed the flow of life's crime
bio d.
Scatter the flowew , and loudly on high ;
Let their praises bo hard , bruvo in
tyrs each one , *
Till tie plaudits resounding thall reach
th * sky.
Still echo the chonif , bravo nervai
"well done"
With such women aa thecr , EO tender n
true ,
Wo tear not defeat for heroes in blue.
With pity and charity cast the garlands
brightOn -
On the grave of those who wore drcBi
in gray ,
Who wlthth-iir fans turned to the nori
wi.rd did fight.
And when , crushed and bleeding , ga
wy.
For the htroes who fough' ! ; in the en
tlmt was loat ,
Which , had it been won. might have b <
called lust.
But loat or gained , much dear trcan
it cost ,
And many true warriors went down in I
dust.
Wont down in the dust , yet with hon
pride ,
Hoped against hope , and thus died.
Tenderlv , revcreutly , scatter them wulc
O'er .tbo blue and the gray in hanuc
now ,
Where tleipeth the warriors of a great i
tion'n pride
At the shrine of whoeo grcatnccs wo
verently bow.
Cull from your gardens the brightest :
best ,
Twine them and wreath them with re
out loflnf c ro.
Pluck from your hearts tbo loyothat th
rtsti ,
And twin * with the garlandu EO bri |
and so fuir.
Twine them and wreath them , and bed
with a tear
As you scatter them wide o'er each h
here.
KDNIEY DISEASE.
Pftin , IrrlUtion , retentioninoontinon
deposits grarol , etc.-'cured ' by "Buchu1
his. " SI. Depo at 0. F. Goodman's.
Fconoy & Connolly are solli
Gunta' Low Shoea very cheap ,
Cashmere Suits in nil ehadcs fn
67.50 up ut McDonald's.
S. P. MORSE & GO.
Grand Dry Goods Depot.
Bummer Gauze Underwear
Oar ouatomura Imvo the advants
o [ the lurgoBt atook at lowest Tpfic
48 doz. Ladies' Oauzo Vesta , 21
usually sold at 35c.
48 doz. Ladies' Fine Gauze Von
45o , usually uold at COo ,
48 doz. Ladioe' Gauze Vests , 51
usually sold at COo.
48 doz. Ladies' Gauze Voats , CI
usually sold at 75o.
24 doz. Ladles' English Sumn
Merino Vests 70o , usually told
81.00 to $1.30 ,
24 doz. Ladies' Unbleaohod Li
Thread Vests , 81.20. This quality 1
never before Bold low than # 2.00.
Full line Children's Fiuo Mori
Vests , at from I5o to OOq each. 10
02 iu. S. P. MOUSE & CO.
All members of engine compa
No. 1 are requested to meet at t
engine honso to-morrow morning a1
o'clock , fharp , to take part iu tbo c
coration exercises.
Foonoy & Connolly's , for bargai
this week , in Ladica BHppen.
NOTICE.
The members of the E. M. A. v
meet at their hall at 10 o'clock aha
on Tuesday , May 30th , By order
secretary.
Humphrey's Ilomeopathio Specif
at Pantor'o Millard Hotel Pharmac
may27-2t
All the Standard Perfumeries ,
bulk , at Pantor'r , Millard Hotel Flu
maoy. m27 2t
LADIES BLACK ODIF HATS
gl 25 , $1.50 , 81.75 A * TU
Bosron BTOKB. '
ii i i
HUMANE SOCIETY.
'ho ' N. 0. P. O. A. Sonaibl ]
Abbroviatoo Its Name.
A Weir Provident Elcotod-Brlnh
Ing Fountain * .
Iho Nobrnnkn Society for iho Pro
cntton of Oruoltj to Animals mot a
10 council chamber last cnroning , tin
resident , Dr. Q. L. Miller , iu tin
hair.
The minutes of the bat moethi |
were read and approved ,
The president announced that h
ound It imposslbio to give the Urn
o the work of the society irhioh th
ltioa required , and WM under th
iccesaity of prcsontiughin resignation
After BOIUO dlicutalou on this Btibjool
ho rcsifjuntlon was accepted , and emotion
motion Judge Savage took the chad
B , E. H. Kennedy iron prosontc
.a President , aud that Rontloniau wr
unanimously oloctcd.
Mrs. JnmoaV. . Savage rroa unnn
nouoly ro-oloctod corresponding nee
otary and Joliu T. Boll rocordin
locrotnry.
13V. . Simornl , H. T. Loavitt , Mi
.iuDunhtm , Mrs. J. B. Jardlno MI
ttra. P. L. Porino were clcotdd oxcci
Ivo committee.
On motion of John T. 'Boll1 the nan
ot the society waa changed to "Tl
Nebraska llunmuo Society for tl
Prevention of Cruelty to Animaln , " i
order that ; it may bo more brtnlly r
forrod to aa "Jlumano Society. "
THE LOCATION OP roUNTAIiM.
Judjjo Savrigo , of the committee i
untAiiiB,1 reported in favor of Iocs
ing the first fountain at the southwc
cprner of Jcflorson cqnaro. The i
port \raa adopted , and on motion ti
executive conimlttco wore directed
confer with the city council as to tl
location of fountains generally.
The corresponding secretary
directed to correspond with Mi
Appleton , of Boston , regarding tl
$100 which that lady haa olKrod tl
Nebraska society for the purpose
orceting'n drinking fountain.
Kov. A. V. Shorrill being asked
to the practicability of educating Sn
day school children in the proper t
roction regarding the objects of t !
society , replied tlmt ho thought tl
could ba.dono and the subject mig
bo introduced in the Intornatior
Lesson sorloa and thus go througho
the length and breadth of christe
dom.
dom.Tho
The retiring president returned 1
thanko for the kindness shown him 1
the society during the half doz
years ho has hold the oQico.
A vote of thanks was returned
the Into president of the society.
On motion the second Monday
each month was fixed upon for t
meetings of the society.
RAILWAY NEWtl.
The Now Fust Moll Arransomont
The Lccomotivo Knglnoora.
Mr. John Pope Ilodnott , Preside
o the National Labor League , T
among the spoakcra at the Acadoi
of Music on Sunday last , in the cou :
of which ho alluded to a railroad aohoi
which will bo now to many of o
readers and hence a portion of t
speech is reproduced.
Mr. Hodnett said Inthocoureo
his address :
"I am hum on busincaa in the inti
cat of the United Labor League
America , which is an orgunizati
that intends to unite iu ono conao
dated body all professional men , coi
morcinl inon , _ laboring men and fan
ers of America to saro this ropub
from becoming an ompiro. L t
also hero in the interest of thoNatio
al Labor League's Railroad Oompa
of America , a company that was (
ganized by myaolf and other lal
leaders in Now York , with workir
men as directors of it , in every st (
in this Union , from Now York to S
Francinco. A road , that , when
gets to Omaha will bo three Iiuudr
milca shorter to Now York city th
any route now built ; a road in whi
thcro will bo no pooling of rates !
in which the farmer and the workii
man and the producers and the c
sumora will bo represented ; in whi
every race , every creed and eve
color # have a right to Tola as
how that road shall bo conducted.
I have boon at the head of this <
ganiza'tion for twelve years in the ci
of Washington.
There has not been a bill introdt
ed in the interest of corporations tl
I cannot lay my finger on. Tl
never was in the United States I
two bills passed for the rights ni
protection of labor. Ono was t
right to go on the public domain a
giving each settler JCO acres of lui
The other was ono that I had to |
on the statute book niyselt the i
forcomont of the eight hour law in
the nany departments of the Unil
States.
I have already made nrrangomo
by which I will speak to the citlzi
of Omaha on this question of a i
tional labor league railroad , and aa
is a question in which the future w
faro of the republic depends , wo mi
all take interest in it.
With regard to the recent lal
trouble here , I do not know v <
much about it , but I have always <
torod my solemn protest against a
ing out the troops in any cmorgoni
There need not bo any emergency.
During the Plttsburg riots , at t
head of a delegation ot ono hundr
and fifty men , I called upon the pr <
idont and then used words whi
have since become famous in t
states , that flesh and blood was
much entitled to his considoratl
as rails and railroads ,
The workingmen themselves , if pro
orly led in the right direction , ci
govern themselves , preserve the pea
and need no ntiindini ; armies , becau
they are they sovereign power th
governs , that presidents and congrot
men and senators and all men be
to , " [ Applause , ]
LOCOUOTIVK BNOIKKEUS.
The Brotherhood of Locoraoti
Engineers , to the number ot two hu
drod or more , from the states of II
nois , Iowa and Missouri , mot in Hoi
Island on Thursday morning last f
the purpose of holding their trionni
convention , During the forenoon
visit ot inspection was paid to thi
shopo and grounds of Hock Island arsenal
sonal , and in the attomoon tin
Brotherhood wont into secret scssioi
at Harper's theater , which had been
kindly placed at their disposal free o
chorgo by Mr. Bon llarpor. In thi
evening there was a public session n
the theater , which WAS wel
filled , many citizens being present
ont accompanied by ladies , At
address of welcome was delivered
ored by City Attorney Parks , whoi
Mayor Carao introduced Mr. P. M
Arthur , the grand chief engineer o
the Brotherhood of Looomotiva En
gincors of the United States am
Oanada. Mr. { Arthur delivered ni
nblo and exceedingly interesting Ice
turo on the objects and aims , and aa
oomplishmonts of thn order , skctchinj
i'.s ride from a small local orgnnitatioi
in Potroit in 18G3 to a present membership
borship of 10,000 , with sub-division
extending over the continent. It
motto , ho mid , is "Sobriety , Truth
Justice and Morality. " It stand
aloof from politics and soctarianiam
but is nevertheless watchful of th
trup interests of the brotherhood am
active in benevolent work , taking car
of the maimed , the widowed and th
fatherless , and securing to the ral !
waya trustworthy aud reliable eng
noors ,
FAST MMI.O WEBT.
' As n roault of the recent confcroiu
between Postmastor-Qonoral Hov
and the representatives of Westoi
railroads at Chicago , for reducing tin
for ' the transportation of mails b
Iwoon Now York and San Francisc
it l believed negotiations will soon I
completed whereby transportation
maila botvfcori 'thcao two points will' '
reduced twcnty nine hours. T
present time required io six days ai
a half and it the proposed roduotit
can bo effected the time required w
bo almost within ( ivo days.
BLUNE'S noAi ) .
Ex-Secretary Blaine and eon wi
Marshall Jewell left Cincinnati h
night for tho. east. They refuse ci
tails , but aay the visit regarding tl
now trunk line from there to Ball
rnpro on the bank of the Ohio h
been' ' n success.
BOYD'S OPJSBA HOUS3
JA11ME. noYJ ) . M | . . . . .Prnprtrl
Titos. F. UOTO . ; . . . . .Diu1n'ou
Tuesday , Eve. , May 30t
GRAND CONCERT
ny
MLLE. MARIE LITT/ /
AMIMUCA'S FAvontTErnliiA DONNA.
Audited by the fallowirg Solo Artttta
MISS BELLA OAKFOE
Contralto.
3 ME , H , L , OLEVELAN
Ttaor.
ME , JULIUS BEEEGH'
BASSO.
ME , JOHN SKELTO :
Conictiat.
MISS NELLIE BANG
I'lonlst.
Bolts on 6alo Biturd y , May 37th , !
NORTH-WESTERN
1242 HOBIfl EIGHTEENTH 8
rnO-Sc
80210th St. OBr.iifBnr
Dealer in
ALL KINDS OF WINE
ulC-lta
Awning , Tent and Wagon Oovt
MANUFACTORY.
Cor , 14th and Howard 81
A. CRUENWALD ,
ProDrlotoi
ANTIQUARIAN BOOKSTOI
1420 DOUGLAS BTEEET
Headquarters of tlio Litora
The Cheapest , Largest and choicest celled
ofj
NEW AND SECOND-HAND BOOI
In the West.
SCHOOL BOOKS A SPECIAL !
Cash paid for. Socond-Hand Boc
or exchanged for now.
H. SOHONPELD ,
n)22-ly PROPRIETOR ,
\JUrn'ni'Qf1 Kcn''or"1 ' * LI/aTtmci i
VY UrlllOU Trench eroru
( Written by & ' " $ & § ? JOBBfl Jaffl
the only llfo authorized by her , nd which '
not bo a "Blood and Thunilcr" itory , mch u
been end will lie published , but trua r.llo
tbo only p rsoa * ho Is la porreitloa ot tha ti
ft ( al hful and devoted wife. Tiuth It m
Intereiting than fiction , Atfcnls thould up
( or territory at on-e. Send 75 cts. for Uoi
plo Dook. J , H. Obamnan & Co. ,
Cuutg. Mo
BL
Emplopent
Railroad Oatilt on ort Notion
llth Bt. , Near Farnham ,
tnl-eod
d. L. WILKIE ,
UANUFACrrUKEK OP
PAPER BOXES
18 ana 220 S. 14th St.
tot
IHBl IB ! DiHV7UJUl l
Gen'llnsui'anoeigen '
PhoomxA(9uranc9 Co. , el Louden ,
THE IcCALLUffi
WAGON
BOX RACKS.
WEIGHT OHLY100 LBS.
4000" *
&
WAGON
BQXi
Can Be Handled By a Boy.
The box need norcr lie ttkcn oft the waion and
allthaihelUJ
Gmin and Grass Seed Is Saved !
It cjstalcsJthun tli3 oil itvta nekg. Kttrj
stindanlngon l if > UI with our nek complo.o.
BUY NONE WITHOUT IT.
Ot buy the RtUchircnU Md npp'rthom to
four old w pen ban. For cala la { vbraaka bj
J , U. CLUK.'I , ncoln.
MXS INO b ItiMt , On.nha ,
Fiun WDII , Or Mid Isand.
ItAnoirrr & Onmt , llMt'ucn.
CHARM H bcnitonitKn , Oolumbtu.
ErAvoiUKi : Kl'XK , llotlClouil.
Q , II , ClUNH A Co. , lied Oati , Iowa.
U W. llfnati , , .ac\woo' : : , low *
And every first clu-s dc ler In th w et. A k
them ( or dcscilp'.lro circular or tend direct
to us.
J , McOallum Bros , Maimf g Do. ,
Offlco , 21 West 1.140 Stroi' , Ch'cnjo.
< nir'MI . <
1 > ln Kcnnv > VO Tl i" < V cm tw-i how
Rux V. KPU'Nufi-ty Ri % e T > lr. .
YP Viiniracr uao thx-M Stoves nro laulirowailft
Thcao colrbr&tedStovoa tit Bftlo by D , A. IMcrcy
Om.ihi. Koh. M-lin-n-&tAw
J DILI STAnisn , inoui uoiuxp ,
VrmMont. Vice Trta'i
W , 8. Dtisiisu , Boc. and Trcnj.
TEE NEBRASKA
HMUIiDIDIUICf.00 f
Lincoln , Neb ,
aiANm-AOTURERg OF
Corn Plantar * , narrow * , rarm Roller .
Bulk Hay Rnkot , Bucket ElovatlnB Wind
ml &c.
Wo are prepared to do job work and nuaul 'b'
tnrlrc for other pvrttca. .
Addrm all orilora
NKIJIIASKA UANUKACTDItlN'a CO. ,
N n
_ V _
< i "u1 i : K , * v : ' .o-.u > .
\ < vrv H'H-'ckerj.cc 1- - ; ll'.o w.it of
' ) " ( ln'ns thru \vi.l conk nm daily fond
.r. ! avoiiJ tiiacsccfi ivo I'rat.diii'l. llltcr
iiiil iihlicfi of u conl or ivm.d . i li.vi.1. 'Zho
il Ctovo will do it , better ,
tuid cheaper than by any other
nieuns. It in the only Oil StOVO made
with tbo oil rcoor70ir elevated at the
bnck of the stove , away ft om the heat ; by
which arrangement OD3olUtO lOfoty la
pccured ; aa nogascan bo generated , fully
20 per cent more heat Ta obtained , the
wicks are preserved twice aa long , thus
saving the trouble of constant trimming
and the expense of new ones. EXUXli&O
the Monitor and you will buy no other.
Manufactured only by the
Monitor Oil Stove Co. , Cleveland , 0 ,
Bend for dcccrlotivo circular or col ]
on BI. Honors it Son , solo agents for
Nebraska.
leteka National
BANK. '
OF OMAHA NEBEASKA
( No. 005. )
TREASUttY DEl'AUTMKNT. )
Office of CoHmOLLBU or iu ODXUCKOT , >
WWUISOTOM , Aptll 86th 1B32. )
WiraiiAs , by eatlilactory evidence presented
to tlio undtTS'gned , It la been mode to appear
that "TUB MUWAHKA NATIONAL BANK 0V
OMAHA , " In the city ot Omaha , In the county of
Douglu , and State ol Nebraska , has compiled
with all the provisions ol thollevlsed Statues of
tbe United States required to be complied with
before an association shall be authorized to com.
deuce the butlutui of llanltlmr : ' < > > (
Now , therefore , I. John Jay Knot , Comptroller
ol the Currency , do hereby certify that "The
Nebraska National Bank ol Omaha , " In the city
ol Onuha , to the o mnty of Douglas , and nUte
of hobranka , U authorized to commence th *
builnees ol Hanking at piovldod la Section I'llty
One Hundred and Slzty-Nlue of the Uevfoed
BUtuUa of the United State * .
In testimony whereof wltncsa my
( ) h nd ndec I ol office this 26tS
{ 8KAU > day of April 1'Sl' .
( ) J JOHN JAY KNOX ,
Comptroller of the Currency.
Theaboye Bank is now prepared to receive
tjutluoes It oommoncei with a fully ixvd up
cap'talol ' r O.000.00 , with offlccra ami directors
M follows :
H. IU JOUN80N , P re rT. cf Steele , John-
eon & Co. . Wholocole Oroccra.
A. E. MUZALIN. Ylo..I's uT T7ofo : D. & Q
11. It. | U08tOD
t Counsellor and Attoruey
UENBY . YATEfl i. Cuihler , late CSuhlerof th.
Writ National liiilt pf Omaha ,
connected with the acUve
CHOICE CIGARS.
Imported and Domestic ,
rinost Selection In TOWH.
Price * to Salt Everybodr.
From Haifa Dollar Dowt. to fta *
Schroter & Becht't