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THE IJAILY BEfir-OAlAHA , FRIDAY. FaBRUAHVT 23
National Bank ,
Of Omah , Neb
Fald np Capital , - $200,000
Of tsiD ( or buslnce April 27 , 1882 , with the
ftstciflUi aj MI * nhebrukk.
DIKECTOKS :
JOI1N30N , PrcelJcnt.of Stwlc , Johnson ft
XOUZAL1M , Vice Frceldeni , ot 0. , B A ( J
B R. , Doston.
W. V. MORSE , of W. V. Morw ft Oo.
JOHN S. COLLINS , ol 0. U. & J. 8. Oollloi.
J. U. WOOLWOUTH , Counsellor and Attomej-
ftt-Law.
L. B. REED , ot Byron R ed & Co.
H. W. TATES , Ouhler , Me Cashier ot tha Ftnl
Hktlonal B&nk ot Omihk. connected with
the Active muiagement ol that Bank tinea 1U
orK&nliMIon In 1863.
OomcnOHS receive gpocUl attention and chat
( ef lowest obtainable here or elsewhere.
IKTIRUT allowed on time deposits upon l vor-
able term * and upon accounta ot bankg and tank-
FoanoM Eionixoi , GovornmentBondi , and
County and City Securities boueht and gold.
It iiprepareiUI ( ( rcneral banking buslnest
10 ts detallg , an 1 In the treatment ot custom
| | T ) pureno tha most liberal policy conilotent
wit
LIVE STOCK
Bpocl&l C'9 ? tchcs to Tni Bsx.
CIIIOAQO.
OHIOAOO , February 22 The Drovers , '
Journal reports on folio we :
Hogs Quality fair , and demand good :
opened stronger but closed weaker ;
mixed pivcklui ; , 6 25@7 23 ; .heavy , G 85@
7 CO ; light , 6 20@7 00 ; kips , 425@GOO.
Cattle Mete active and steadii r than
yesterday ; exports fi 80@0 20 ; good to
choice shipping , 5 1E@5 70 ; common to fair
4 C0a ( 5 00 ; mixed butchering and onning
moderately active and firm ; common to
fair , 2 C0@375 ; medium to goad 4 00@4 CO ;
stockers and feeders in moderate supply at
3 25@4 75.
Sheep --Trade elow and weaker ; loreo vol
ume of business done ; common to fair 3 00
@ 4 CO ; medium to good 450@5 25 ; choice
to oitra 5 75@6 40.
KANSAS OITT.
KANSAS'CITY , February 22. The Live
Stock Indicator reports :
Cattle Steady ; native steers of 1,200
to 1,500 Ibs. sold at 4 80@5 30 ; stock-
era and feeders , 4 Oj@-l Co ; cows , 2 80@
3 75.
75.HogsHigher ; light , G 40@G 60 ; mixed
to choice packlrg , G C5@7 15.
Sheep-Quiet ; 4 00@4 25 for gqod to
choice.
8T. LOUIS.
ST. Locis , February 22. Catllo Fair
supply with alow movement and steady
price * ; export ? , 5 76@6 00 ; good to choice
shipping steers , 5 25@5 75 ; Htjht shlppin ? ,
3 75a5 25 ; butchers' steeis4 00@4 75 ; good
to'best cows , 3 C0@3 50 ; common lots ,
dull at 3003 0 ; stockeu and feeder ? ,
3 60@4 60.
Sheep Good shipping demand and top
grades wanted ; common to medium , 3 23
@ 4 00 ; fair to gocd , 4 15@4 75 ; choice to
fancy , 5 25@6 00.
TRAFFIC.
Bpodal Dttpttche * to Tni Bu.
LIVB STOCK.
CniOAOO , February 22 , Receipts , and
ihlpmonU of live stock for the post 24
hours have been ai follows :
Rec'ta. Shlpm'ts.
Hogs 21000 8.500
Cattle 7,500 4,800
Sheep 5,000 2.7CO
KANSAS CITT. February 22. Receipts
and shipments of live stock for the past 24
hours have been as follows :
Rec'ta. Shlpm'ta.
Hogs 6,800 . . . .
Cattle SOO
Sheep 700
OMAHA MAKK.fi TB.
Wliolecala Price * .
* Ornoi or Tn OMAHA Bet , 1
Thursday Evening , February 22. J
No changes were reported in the market
to-d y.
Produce and Provisions
POTATOES 50@60o per bushel.
ONION8-60@55o per bushel.
BUTTBK-ChoIcfl country. 15@18j.
KGOS 25o pickled ; fresh , 35@40c.
HONEY Califoraia , perlb , ai.
APPLES Per barrel , 3 00@3 10
OYBTEnS-Booth'a and Plait's select
oysterp , 40o Standard , SO ; mediumn , 25 ,
ORANGES -Florida , $5 CO ; Messina ,
$4 CO
LEMONS-81 25@4 PO per bor.
BEANP Novy per bushel , 2 75@3 00
OHIOKENS-lfio per Ib.
TUKKEYS 10@18o per pound.
Liocat Grain Ooallnga.
WHEAT.- Cash No. 2 , 90o ; caah No
8 , 76ic ; rejected , C3Jo.
BARLEY. Caah No. 2 , 73c ; No. 8
43c.
43c.ftYEOanh. . 62J.
NEW MIXED CORN- 3.
OATS 35o.
SEEDS Flax eced 9Go per bu.
Qrocera Lltt
CANNED GOODS-Oystere , 2 II
( Field's ) , per case , 4 00 ; do 1 Ib ( Field's )
per case , 3 75 ; do 2 Ib ( Standard ) , per cane
390 ; Btrawberriee , 2 Q > , per case , 2 40
raspberries , 2 7b , per case , 3 50. Dam
eons , 2 Ib , per cane , 2 45. Bartlet
pears per CABO , 2 4J. Wbortleborriei
per case , 275. Egg plums,2 tt > percbse , ? 90
Green goges,2 Ib per caee , 2 90 ; do choice ,
Ib per case i CO. rine Apples , 2 Ib , per oaoi
400@57fi. Peaches , 2 ft per case , 300
do 3 tt , case , 4 00@4 50 ; do , ( pie ) , S D , pe
080.280 : do pie. 6 JS > , per dozen. 3 80.
FJj'JUR Jobbtnff prices , Jack Fros
St. Louis winter ) $3.90 per 100 ibi. : To
peka Patent Kaniaa , $3.85 : Minnehaha
Minnesdta Patent , (3.70 ; Shawnee Fane'
winter , $3.10 ; Eagle , XXXX winter
$3.00 ; Triumph spring , best , $2.80 ; Cbrii
Uian'i tnperlatlTe. 3.C5 ; bran , per ton
( gl4.00 ; chopped feed. $28.00 : Queen Be
. .flour , per sack , 8 25 ; Nellie Blye , per sac ]
SUGARS Powdered , lOJc : Cut loal
lOio ; Granulated , 9o : Confectioners' A
; Standard Extra O , 8gc ; Extra C
o ; medium yellow , TJc : dark yellow , T&
SYRUP Standard Com. , 42c , bbls ,
Standard do , 44 gallon keps , (205 ; SUr
dard do , 4 gallon keg * , (1 90.
'MEATS Hama per Ib. , 13c ; B btco
per Ib. , 13c ; clear side bacon per Ib . lit
dry salt tides per Ib. , 9&c ; dry salt ihon
ders per Ib. , 9e ; bacon shoulders per Ib ,
tile ; tierce lard per Ib. ; lie.
Sl'lOKS.-Pepper , 21) ) All pioe , 18
Cloves , S5o ; Nntmeirp. $1 00 ; Oa sa,2li
Mace St 00.
L'XRD ' Omaha Refininln ? Co. : Tiercei
12oj 40 and 50-lb cans , 12Jj ; l0.1b ! can
121c ; 10-lb pails , screw top , lljc ; 5-lb di
12Jc ; 3 Ib do , 12Ja.
UICE T > oni lina prime to choice , Ci
7o ; fair , 67j3 } Patma , 6Jc.
FISH No. 1 mackerel , half brls , 6 7
No. 1 mackerel , kits , 1 00 ; family mac !
erel , half brb , 4 75 ; family mackerel , kit
85c : No. 1 white fish , half brls , 6 00 ; No.
OOFFST. Rio. tair , Uo Klo , go <
llic ; jmltse to choice , 12 to 12ios Old gov
,
Java , CSlQUto.Z Mocha , 23&0 ! Arbnokle' '
UHEEaH-Fnll Cream , 14oj Pa
Bklm , lOJs.
LYE American , 8 85 ; Greenwich , 8 4
Western , 2 75 ; North Star , 2 OOj Lewi
lye. 4 60 ; Jewell lye , 2 75.
FEBD-Jobblng prices. Chop fee
* ' ' ° ° ? C ° T ° ' "
'
TOojer 100 Ibs.
"
HNY-New , 4 25 per bbL
A. In Ib papers , 83.20 per case ; k :
-eaal' nb "
0 ; do in half bbls. 4 00 ; small ! , in bb !
900 do , In halfbbis , 600 ; gherkins ,
" Bl'ARoil.-.Pearl ° ln half bbl * ' 6 00.
. - , 41c ; Silver Glc
"jlS * 1 * ° ' ExeeWorQl01
To Co
TEAS .Uuni order , good , 45 < at
Oboloe , WO75c ; Imperf. ! . 404 !
Chcloe 0075c ; Young Hyaon , good , 8G ©
SOo ; choice , G5c@l 00 ; Ja ] un Nat Leaf ,
SCct Japan , choice , G0@75c ; Oolong , good ,
85 ® 10 ; Oolong , cho.ce , 4Ka.Vi ( | Souchong ,
lood , 3540cj choice , 35@45o.
ROPE Sisal , i Inch omt larger , lOic ;
i Inch , llti J Inch , llic.
WOODEN WARE-TWO Loop paiii ,
1 75 ; throe hoop pall * , 2 00. Tubs , No.
1 , 8 50 ; Pioneer washboards , 1 85 Double
Ciawn290Vellbuckoti ; , 350 ,
LEAD Bar. 81 65.
VINEGAR Pure tpple extra , 16o :
pure apple , 13ci Pruixinc euro acolo , ICe ,
SALT. Dray loads , per bbl , 1 65 ; Ash-
ton , in sac ks , 3 50 ; bbls dairy CO , us , It 60
SO APS Kirk' . Savon Imperial , 845 ;
Kirks mttlnot , 3 60Kirk's ; standard. 3 75 ;
Kirk't white RueaUn , 525 : Kirk's
Eutoca , 216 Kirk's Prairie Queen ,
(100 ( cftko ) , 40 ; Kirk's magnolia doz. ,
POTASH Pennsylvania cans , 4 case ,
In case , 3 35 ; Babbitt's Boll , 2 doz. In cose ,
I 90 : Anchor Ball 2 doz In case 160.
PEANUTS Roasted , choice , red Ten.
neitsee , lOopor Ib ; fanoy white , lOJo perlb ;
raw white Virginia raw , lOo ; roasted ,
* o.
o.OANDLKS Boxes , 40 lbslf , s , 15Jc ; 8s ,
. . bt xes 4U Ibs. , 16 oz. , 6s , 16J. o.
MATCHES Per caddie , Oho ; round ,
taaos , 58 10 ; square , cases , 5 40 ,
Dry Goods ,
BROWN COTTONa-Atlftntio A , 8Jc ;
Appleton XX , 7c ; Atlanta A , So ; Boott
FIT , 8ic ; Buckeye LL , 4-4 , 7c ; Cabot W ,
71c ; Chltteuango A. 6 c ; Uroat Falls 12 ,
80 ; Hocsler , 6Jot Honest Width , 8Jo. In
dian Head A , 8c ; Indian Standard A ,
8Sc ; Indian Orchard d , w , , 8Jo ; Lawrence
LL , 7c ; Mystic Kiver , 7io : Poquot A , 8o ;
Bhawmut LL , 7c ; Utica 0 , 5\o ; Wnchiu-
ett B , 7i = ; do A , 8Jc ; do E 48,12&0 } Wai-
cott BB. 8Jo.
FINE BHOWN OOTTONS-Allendole
4 : 7ic ; Alligator 8-4 , Sc ; Argyle 4-4 , 71o ;
Atlantic LL , QJc ; Badger State X 4-4 , 7c ;
Bennington 0 4-4,6Jo ; Buckeye S. 4-4 , OJco
Indian Orchard AA 9-8 , SJcj Laconia O
39 , 8ie ; Lehigh E 4-4 , 9Jc ; Lonsdale 4-4.
lOo ; reppereil N SO , 7c : do O 82 , 71o ; do K
30 , 7 c ; do E 89. 81c ; Poeasset 0 4-4 , 7 c ;
Womsutta4-4 180
BLEACHED OOTTONS-Androscog
gin L 4-4 , OJcjBlackstoneAA imperial 8i'c ;
do do half bleached 4-4. Oc ; Cabot 4-4,89 ;
Fidolity4-4 , DJcjVrult of thoLoom , 9J ; do
can.bric4-4,12jcdoWnterTwist,10joGreat ; ;
Falls Q , 9Jcj Indian Head Bhrunk4-4 _ , 12c |
porel
ll vr xwina , ngu : JL UUAUUUVUB * * , 9 o ;
Pocogsct 4-4 , Sic ; Utica , lie ) Women tt a
O X X , 12ic.
JUDGES Colored ) Albany B brown.
8c ; do 0 , drab , lie : do XX stripes and
plaids , 12Jc ; do XXX brown and drab ,
stripes and plaids , 12Jc ; Arlington fancy ,
19c ; Brunswick brown , 8Jo ; Chariot fanoy
124o ; do extra heavy , 20o ; Fall River
brown , extra heavy , llic ; Indiana A
brown I3nt NoDonset A brown. 15c
TlUKliNUa Amoskeag A U A 83
19c ; do XX blue 82 , 18fo ; Arrowanna ,
OJc ; Claremont B B.lSJo : Conestoga ex
tra , 17ic ; Hamilton D , llio Lewiston < v
30,16o ; Minnobaha 4-4 , 20c ; Omega super
extra 4-4 , 28c ; Pearl River 82 , 16Jo ; Put
nam XX blue stripe , 12o ; Shetucket 8
lOJc ; do SS 12c : Yeoman's blue 29 , 9o
DENIMS. Amoskeak , blue and bronn
16Jc ; Andover DD blue , IBJo ; ArlingX
blue Scotch , 18Jc ; Concord OOO , blue aw
brown , 12icdo AAA , do do 18 J ; do XXto
do do IIJo Haymaker's blue and brown ,
9Jc ; M vatic Elver DD stripe , IGJo ; Pearl
River , blue and bromp , 16o ; UnoaaviUe ,
blue and brown , 14P.
CAMBRICS Barnard , Mo ; Eddystone
lining , 24 inch double face , 8Jo ; Garner A
glazed , PJc ; Manhattan glove finish , 5o
Newport do 6c ; do glazed , SJo ) Fequot do
60 : Lockwood kid finish 60.
CORSET JEANS Amory , 8cAndron |
coggin satteon 8Jo ; Clarendcn , GfojConoa
oVa sattcens , 7Jc ; Hallowel , 80 ; Injdi
Orchard 74o ; Narrjiganaett , improvedo
Pepperill sattoen 91o ; Rookport , 7Jo.
PRINTS-Aliens , 6o : American , 6(0 ;
Arnold , 7c ; Berwick , 4o ; Cocheco , 7o ;
Oonestoga , GJc ; Dunkirk , ; Dnnnell ,
6J@7c ; Eddystone , 7o ; Gloucester , Co ;
Harmony , 6Jo ; Knickerbocker , 6ic ; Mer
rl oo D. 7c ; Mystic , 5io ; Spraeues. 60 ;
Southbridgo , Co ; do. Ginghams , 7c ; Marlboro
bore , 5Jo : Oriental 64c.
GINGHAMS Amoskeag. 12ci Amos-
keag dross 9J | Argyle , lOlc ; Atlantic ,
Do ; Cumberland , 74o ; Hlghlend , Tic ;
Kenilwortb , 8io | Pfnn kett , 10io | 8ns
esx , 80
COTTONADES AbbervUla IBJo
Agate , 20c ; American , lloi ArtLsian , 20o ;
Cairo D and T , ISJo ; Clarion D and T ,
17icj Deccan Co.stripeoDandT.lGcj Key
stone , ISJo ; Nantncket , 19c ; Nonpareil ,
16o ; Ocean D mdT.lSioj Royal , 16 1
Soflaox , 12c ; Tioga , 12ic ; Wachnsett shirt-
lo < f jheoks , 13io ; do , Nankin , 13io ; York ,
plaits iNftnkln. 12Jo ; do , checks , stripes and
fancy , 12)c ; do. 8 02 20c.
SHEETINGS Androsoogjrfn 10-4,2740 !
do 9.4,23cdo ; 8-4 , ,22c ; Continental C
42 , lie , Fruit of the Loom 10-4 , 27 } ; New
York millfl98 , 85o ; do 78 , SOo ; do 58. 22o ,
Pombrjke 10-4 , , 25c ; Poquot 1C.4. 28io , da
, 74,19o do 49 , 16c } Pepperell - "
do 67. 21cdo ; B7 , < 18o ; Utitea 96 ,
53 , 22Jo ! do 48.17c.
Palnti Oils and V rnl hei
, OILS 110 * carbon , per gallon ,
Us ; 1KO * headlight , per gkllon ,
15Jj ; 175 * hoadlicbt , per gaUon. ' 22c ;
, 150 * Water White , 21c ; llnnoed ,
raw , pur gallon , 03 ; Unseed , boUod ,
per gftllon , ECc ; l rd , winter ttr'd , per Ral ,
Ion , 1 00 : Np. 1 , 85 : ; No. 2 , 75c ; castor ,
XXX. p < r gallon , 1 25 ; No. 3,1 2) ; sweet ,
per gallon. 85c ; sperm , W. B. , per gallon *
175 ; fish , W. B. , per gallon , COc ; neatafoot ,
extra , per gallon , 7oc ; No. 1 , 600 ; lubri
eating , zero , per gallon , SOo ; nummer , 15c
golden machine , No. 1 , per gallon , ST o ; No
2 , SO : Rperm , signal , per gallon , 80c ; tur
pentlno , per gallon , G5oj naptho , 71 , pei
gallon , 18c : 6V. 17c
PAINTS IN OIL White lead , Omahi
P. P. . ejc ; white lead , St. Louis , pore , 6fi
Marsalllea green , 1 to 5 ft cans , 20 <
French tine , gioen seal , 12c ; French tine
red seal , lie ; French zinc , in varnlal asst
20o / : French . ilnce , . ( n oil a st 15c ; Rav
d U. MA
umt umber , 1 tb cans 12c ; raw ant
burnt Sienna , Uoi Vandyke brown , w |
refined lampblack , 12o ; coach black and
l ory black , 16c ; drop blat k , 16c ; Prussia )
blue , SOc ; ultramarine bice , 18c ; ohrxnn
green , L. M. 4 D. , 14obllnd ; and shntte
green , L. M. & D. , ' 14o ; Paris green. 18c
Indian red , 15ci Venitian red. 9o ; Tutcaj
dre , 22 < j ; American Venniliod , 1.4 P. , 18 <
chrome yellow , L. , M. , O. & D O. , . 18c
yellow ochre , Be ; golden ochre , 16 ] paten
dryer , So ; graining colors : light oak , da * !
oax. walnut , heatnnt and ash Ice.
Dry ° alnta
White lead , 7Jo ; French ilnc. 10c | Par
whlteing 2ic ; whiting gilders , 1J <
v , hi ting oomT , Uc ; lampblack Germat
town , 14c ; If mpblack , ordinary , tOo ; Prni
slan blue , 5 c ; ultramarine , lee ; vandyk
brown , 8c ; umber , burnt , 4 : ; umber , rai
Icjsienna , burn t , 4c ; sienna , raw , 4
Paris green genuine , 25c ; Paris green con
SOo ; chrome green , N. Y. ' 20c ; cbrorj
green K. , 12c ; vermillion , Eng , , 70c ; ve
million , America , 18c ; Indian red , 10
roue pink , 14c ; Venetian read , Cokosos
2 > ci Venetian red Am , , IJoj rei lead , 7i <
chrome yellow , genuine , 20o hroine ye
low , K. , 12o ; ochre , rocbelle 8c ; ochr
French. 2cj ochre , Americ&n , 2 <
Wintor'a nuneral. 2Jc ; lehlgb brown. 2A <
spankh brown , 24c | Princess mineral 3 <
VARNISHES Barrels per nlloi
Furniture , extra , 91 10 : furniture , No. :
SI } coach , extra , 8140 ; each. No. ]
. 9120 ; Damar , extra , 81 761 span , 70o ; s.
od phaltum , extra , 85cj sheila | 3 60 | bai
oil finish. 81 SO.
* ' , Heavy Hardware List.
ir { Iron , rates , 8810 ; plow steel , sped
cast , 7o ; crucible , 80 ; special urGerman , &
east tool do. 16@20 wagon spokes , se
2 253 00 ; hcbs , per set , 125 ; felloes , saw (
dry. 140 ; tongneo , each , 70@8&c ; axle
id each , 75c ; square nuts , per Ib , 7@11
washers , per Ib. 8@18c ; rivets , per Ib , 11
cell chain , per Ib , 6@12c ; malleable , 8
Iron wedges , 6c ; crowbars , 60 harro
teeth 4o horseshoes keg 6 00) sprit
eg , ; , per , )
ste l , 78o _ ; Burden s horseshoes , 6 f
ill Burden's mnlesboes , 6 50
illL
L > SnOT.-Shot , 81.85) ) Buck shot , 82.1
In Oriental Powder , kegs , 86.40) do. , h :
kegs. 83.48 : do. , quarter kfitrs , S1.88 ; Blai
Ing. kees , 83.85 : Fuse , Mr 100 feet Mo ,
BARBED WIRE In car lots , 8 25 <
035 per 100 ; in lea * than car loU , 87f <
9 75 Mr 100.
5o ; NAILS Rtt * . 10 to 605 ? , 425 ,
Hldo * Hit * . Et .
HIDEa Oroen butcher's hide , 8i)7io ( )
cured 7J@8o ; hldos , green salt , part cured
7jojhldo,74ct dry fllat , sound , 12@14 ) dry
calf and kip , 12@14c ; dry salt h.des , noting
10llc ; green calf , wt 8 olSIba. . ll12c ;
green calf , wt , under 8 Ibs , per skin , Me ;
croon polls , 60@$1 25 ; gran lamb skins ,
81 25@150 : damaged biJeo , two-third rote ,
cut scored aud ono grub , doused two-
tLlrds rate , ) branded hides 10 per ecnt. oB
Coon skins , No. 1 , 45c ; No. ? , SOc ; No. 1
20 , ) ) No. 4 , lOo. Mink , No , 1 , SOoi No. 2
15o ; No. 3,15c ; No. 1 , 5c. Fox , No.lk ,
COoj No. 2 , 25o. Skunk , No. 1 , b1Gc {
6Cc | short stripe , 40ei narrow stripee
broad stripe , lOc. Tallow 7c ,
Leatnor
Oak sole , 880 to 42o ; hemlock sole , Stic to
85c ; hemlock kip , SOo to 100 ; runner ,
65o to SOc ; hemlock calf , 85c to 120 ; hem
lock upper , 2So to 2Cc ; oak upper , 21o ;
alligator , 4 00 to 6 60 ; ctlf kid , 3a S5c ;
Grciscn kid , 2 50 to 275 ; oak kip , SOo to
100 ; oak calf , 1 20 to 1 SO ; French kip ,
110 to 1 K ; French calf , 1 25 to 2 00 ; rus-
setts. 5 50 to 7 50 ; linings , 6 00 to 10 60 ;
toppings , 9 00 to 10 50 ; B. L. Morocco , SOr
to 35c ; pebble 0. D , Morocco , 85o ; siiLou ;
3 ffl to 5 00.
HARNESS-No t star oak , 42c ; No 2
do , S'Jc ' ; Ni 1 Ohio oak , 880 ; No. 2 do ,
35c ; No. 1 Milwaukee , 37o ; No. 2dg Sic.
Lumber.
WBOLtBAU.
We quote lumbnr , lain naJ ohlurlcA an :
cars at Omaha at the following priceri
JOIST AND SCANTLING-16 ft. nc3
under , S22 00 ; 18 ft. , $23 50.
TIMBKRS-1G ft. and under , 822 CO.
TIMBER AND JOIST 18 ft. , C23 50 ;
1C ft , $28 50i 22 ft. , $2G 50 ; 24 ft. $20 50.
SEKCING-No. 1 , 4 and G in , , 621 00 ;
No. 2 , $22 00.
SHEETING No. 1 (2nd ( ecmmou
beards ) . $20 00 ; No. 2 , 818 00.
LIME Per barrel , $1 35 ; bulk per mis-
40c ; Cement , bbl , $2 25 Iowa planter.
bbl , 82 50. Hair nor bu. 40o. Tarred
felt 100 lb % t8 50. Straw board , 83 60.
COAL Cumberland blaoksmftb , (12 ;
Morris Run Bloasburg , 812 ; Whltobreast
lump , $5 60 ; Whltebroout nut , SE 50 ; Iowa
lump , $5 50 ; Iowa nut 5 50 ; Rock Sprier ;
! 8 : Anthracite , 8115i'1200 ; Colorado ,
800. .
Drurt
DRT."G3 AND CHEM10/ < S..cid ,
Carbolic , 50c ; Acid , Tartavio. 55o ; Balaam
Copabia , per Ib , 70c ; Bark , Bnaiafras , per
Ib , 1 < 3 > CalomeL i > or Ib , 7fio ; Cincbcnldia ,
per oz , 8115 ; Chloroform , per Ib , 100 ;
Dover's powders , per Ib , Cl 40 ; itp-torr.
Salts , per Ib , Sic ; Glycerine , pure , pe bl ,
Sic ; 'Lend , Acetate , prr Ib , 22o
Oil , Castor , No. 1 , per geL * 1 25 ;
Oil , Castor , No. 3 , per gal , 611C , Oil ,
Olive , per iral. 81 50 ; Oil , Origanum , 60 ;
Opium , 4 7n ; Quinine P. 6 W. & R. & B. ,
per oz , $1 85 ; Potassium , Iodide , per 11
8175 ; Balacin , per oz , 40o ; Sulphate o
Morphine , per oz , $3 85 ; Sulpnur flour
per Ib , 4c ; Strychnine. DOT oz. 81 65.
Liquors.
ALCOHOL US proof. 3 25 per wine
gallon ; extra California spirits , 167 proof ,
125 per proof gallon ; triple refined iip'irits
187 proof , 1 S3 per proof gallon ; re-distilled
wtlskies , 1 00@1 50 ; fine blended , 1 50 ®
2 50 ; Kentucky bourbons , 200@700 ; Ken-
lucky and Pennsylvania ryes , 2 10(37 ( 00.
BRANDIES-Importod , $8 OOQ1C 00 ;
domestic 1 404 00.
GINS Imported , 4 60@0 00 ; doiucitlo ,
1 40@3 00.
fchRUMS Imported , 4 50@6 00 ; New
England. 2 0 Kci4 00 ; domestic , 1 M3 ) 50
PEACH AND .APPLE BRANDY
1754 00.
CHAMPAGNES Imported per ease ,
280031 0Amir1i > a , case , 1200 ®
1600.
CLARETS er case , 4 50@16 00
WINES Rh no wine , per caoe , 6 00 ®
2 00 ; Oatawba , per cose , 4 007 00 ,
Clears and Tobaccos.
FINE COT In palls. Hard to Boat !
75c ; Golden Thread , 70c ; Fountain , SOc ,
Favorite , 65c ; Rocky Mountain , 60ci
Fancy , 65c ; Daisy , 50c. In tin foil
Catlius O. S. , 6 Ib boxes , per Ib 63c ; Lori-
Ulord's Tiger , 60c ; Diamond Crown , 660.
SMOKING All grades Common , 2btc
83o. Granulated Blackwella Durham , If
oz 61c ; Dukes Durham , 18 oz , 46c ; Seal ol
North Carolina , 16 oz , 46 ; Seal of Nebrac.
ka , 16 or , 880 ; Lone Jock. 4 oz , linen bags
perlb , 81.85 ; MarburgsfPnck 2 oz , Ui
oil , R5c ; Do ? T ail 65o.
Wool.
Merino onwM ed , light , 14@16cj bonvj-.c
@ 1315o ; medium unwashed , light , 18(320 (
washed , choice , 82o ; fair , SOo ; tub-ding
and w. , 2So ; burry , blaokand oottfk.1 wool
26olen
Horses and Mutes.
The maflrot is brisk and all grades an
selling well at slight advance in p > ices
The demand for good hones exceeds tbi
supply considerably. Prices ronrre oo fol
lows :
Fine sfugle driven , 8150. to 300. ; Uxtn
draft horses , 8175. to 225 , ; Common dra/
horeea , 8100. to 150. ; Extra farm horses
8110 , to 125. ; Common to goad farm horsjs
890. to 8100. ; Extr plngn , SCO. to .76.
Common plugs , $20. to $40.
MULES. 15 to 15 } haudff ( extra ) , 1'2S
to 150. ; 14 } to 15 hands , 8100. to 140.
14 to 14) hands , 875. to 100. ; 1SJ to 1
hands , QUO. to 75.
The Horiford Almanno and Coo ]
Bouts
mailed free on app'loUlonto ' the Ram
find Gnomical Worko , Provideuco
R. I.
Honey fur the Unmarried-
One .of the most co'li and substancia
iostitutions in tnis country i ) the Mai
rlage Fund and Mutual Trust Ans'-ciation
of Cedar Rapid ? , lowo. They ore or'stnn
izod under the laws of Iowa , and their of
fieers and directors are among the leudlii ;
and most prominent bujlno-s men of Ceda
Rapid ? . Every unmarried person shouli
have u certificate in this association.
It is n splendid investment , as safe as <
government bond. You can just as we !
have a good turn of money to oommono
married life on as not. A large number r
members have been paid off , receiving ve
300 per cent on their investment , U'rit
for circulars fully detailing the plan , vbic
is the finest known. Do not postpnud il
Good agenti wanted. Mention whf ro yo
saw this netloe. (5 ( 3m ,
Hop Bitter * are tha Purest and 'Best Dlttei
Ever Made.
They are compounded from Hopi
Malt , Buohn , Mandrake and Dandi
lion , the oldest , beat , * nd moat vali
able medicines in the world and certain
tain till the best and most oaratlv
properties of all other remedies , boin
the oroatest Blood Purifier , Live
Regulator and Llfo and Health Roi
toricg Agent on earth. No disease c
ill-health tun possibly lonir exist whei
thcae Bittera are naod , ao varied an
perfect are their operations.
They give now hfo and vijor to tli
aged and infirm. To all whoeo en
ploymonls cause Irregular.ea ! cf tb
r-owela or urinary organs , or who fi
qufo | an Ypattzar , Tonio and niil
Utimataut , Hop Bitten are iuvaluabli
being highly curative , tonic and atln
ulattng , without Intoxicating.
No matter what your foelinga c
symptoms are , what the diaeaao or ai
mant la , DUO Hop Blttora. Don1 ; wa
until you are alck , but if yon enl
feel bad or miserable , nso Hep Bitte :
at once. It nay save your Hfo. Hm
dredi have been aived by go doid ]
$50 will be paid for a case they wl
not cure or help ,
Do not Buffer or let your frionda au
OJ for , but use and urge them to uao He
Bitten.
Remember , Hop Bitters ia no vii
drugged , drunkennostrum , , but tt
iO Purest and Beit Medtdno ever mad
; the "Invalid'a Friend and Hopo."at
no person or family abould bo with lOI
a them Try the Blttera to-day.
The moat brilliant ahadea poeaibl
@ on all f tbrica , are made by the Dl
mend U/oa. Unequalled for brlllU
cy and durability. 10 cents ,
OREGON'S BOOM.
Rapid Growth of the State as
tlio Railroad Jpproaohoa
Completion ,
An Exception to Grasping
Monopolies.
SAN FiUNcikco , Fubiuary 13 In
nplto cf many evidences of growth
and eager Hfo , there aropooplo on this
const who predict that Sau Franclaoo
h > 3 already scon its host days ; that Its
rivals to the north Portland or Seattle -
tlo v.lll outstrip itin the race and will
ultimately wrest from it the com
mercial supremacy of the Pacific.
Portland eajiociolly takes much stock
In thceo preJlo'.iona. ' A city of 50,000
poodle , ita growth within the last five
years has been oven moro marvelous
than that of San Francisco. The
Northern Puclfio , which will bo com
pleted by next September , will bring
it in direct oonuoc.iou with the east.
It already talks ol lines of steamers
running direct to China r.nd Japnn.
It is reaching out in every direction
for trnde , and uo merchant are aided
by the railroad which does not believe
in pursuing the policy that has made the
Central and Southern Pacific railroads
luted in this atato. Everything bids
f iir to make Portland u gcent cliy , but
it is an Idle to call her a rival cf San
Francisco n it would bo to np ( " k of
rivalry between Now York and Phila
delphia , or between St. LouU and Now
Orleans. New York and St. Lonls
have the advantages of position and cf
size , and every year will witness a
rapid increase In their growth an in
crease out of all proportion to that ol
any smaller city with Ic&s Advantages.
So it Is with San Francisco. It has a
position on the direct line of trade
from the Orient. It Is the distributing
paint for much ot the South American
and Mexican trade , and for no small
part of that which goes to Australia
and the Siuth Saa Islands. It will
take a grrat drnl to remove this trade ,
especially when ono remembers
that thin IB the only good harbor on
the Pacific with the exception of sev
eral on Puget Sound. And right hero
come a In the chief drawback to Port
land. Its bar will always bo a 'great
check to commerce. It la so rouRh
that steamers frequently llo-to for
several days before the aea la smooth
enough to venture in , while ships fre
quently cruise on and off the month of
the great river for a week or ton
dnys , vainly HeckiLg an opportunity
to cross iho treacherous bah 'I he re
would bo millions In it for Portland
if seme eyrtom for drcdglrg out the
bar cculd be devised. But the pros
pect of acch an engineering teat Is
very gloomy. Without it Portland Is
doatltud to BOO a rival to the north
ono of the now cities on the shore if
Fagot Sound surpass It in alz3 and
commercial importance.
A JOUBNALI8T1C EXfLOIT.
Portland , in the meantime , is grow-
into Jack's bean-stalk. Is Is putting
up moro coolly bnslnets blocks than
San Frauciscr ; it Is spreading out in
. all directions and-taklng on the airs ol
a metropolis It ha * lately added tr
its outfit a new dully paper , an eight
page sheet of about the aiz ) cf the In
dlanapolis J nrnal. It means some
thing to start a now doily In Portland
For thirty years the proprietors of the
Orcgonlan had had a virtual monopoly
of the newspaper business in the
northwest. They had control ef the
Associated Press dispatches , which
they farmed out to small newspaper !
In other cities , but , cf course thej
gave no fuci'i'.iea to any journal thai
could prove a rival or wao nn
friendly to them. Thua IVirrlaud wai
completely in their DOWHA Thej
owned stoik in nearly all local cor
poratfous aud had a finstr in over ;
political jib. But oviriuuch powoi
tnrnod thulr heads. Th < y waxed in
solent , aud were so dcjnlncorli.tr thai
they alienated evcrjoue cave those di
rectly dependent upun them. The ! :
baoiiK-aj did not ril'ir , because then
was no r ceo arc ; f r thojo whom the }
balldtVad bat to pilronlzj them
They oviin.we.it BO fr.r cs to nllonatc
the Northern Pacific rnllroul anil
make an active enemy of this power
fal oorp'inttion. The last straw whloli
broke th , u imel'a back was thapapor't
bitter Ofvjaition to Mitchell for Uni
ted S ittcd Bonator. He had a strong
bodof partisans and they cast about
for some meano of revenge. Tdoj
f und the moans in a young utd en-
t'rprisluR nowapaper man , Nathac
Ode , Jr. , a son of or
Congressman Oolo , of 8t
Louis. He had started a dallj
paper in LOB Angeles under the ox
peoUtlon that the rapid growth of the
city would-Insure good business sup
port to the now venture , althougl
three other dallies were already li
the field. He made a gocd paper
but was compelled to sell ont to hi
partner , with whom ho could no
agree Then bo started In after i
few months with a now paper , c
which ha was the solo proprletoi
Thii also bade fair to be a succea
when the other dallies cut down th
advertising rates to such a figure tha
there was no money in the bnsinesc
so OJlo packed np his plant , and
having already surveyed the groun
and mot good assurances of supper !
shipped his material to Portand. B
much diplomacy ho obtained th
10 cream of the associated press dii
n. patches , and the HOT year saw th
10o first iiano of the Now Northwest , e
oId. ho called his paper It showed cigc
Id. of the travail in which it was brough
forth , but now it is a very crodltabl
specimen of journalistic work and I
gaining friends every day. The ol
monopoly baa opposed it in every waj
but has been forced Into many in
provomonts and Innovations In shoe
self-defense. It baa enlarged its loci
ran force and established a resident co :
nR. - respondent in this city two change
R.Ill which have been the direct result <
Ill wholesome competition. Mr. Oolo.
will bo soon , has fought a good figh
and deserves the success he has woi
He prints nn edition of 5OCO , copiei
and expects to double it in urn
if1 months , He has just paid a visit 1
bo this city to make arrangements for
now steam preaa.
id 1UP1D KAILKOAD WOKK.
ut Raihoad building on the Norther
Pacific Is proceeding at a rapid rate I
spite of the Impediments of a rong
le , coantry and severe weather. Full
la- fifty miles of track are being lal
every month , and the prospect u thi
if the proeent rate of speed can 1
maintained , the trap wil bo cbsod up
by August or S ptimbor , at latest.
All thu hands who can bo cngipod are
crowded on the work , and the moving
city which advances no the trno1) layers
uiuvo forward , is composed cf as bard
n cro-rd of citizens as ono will BOO out
of jail. The dhpttohoa from
Woeksvillo , a HOT railroad town
In Montana , show that the vigil
ance committee , which was established
recently , la the only power that hose
border desperadoes fo.ir. The railroad
will not bo oomp'otod in time to bring
ont any of the visitors to the triennial
couchvo of Knights Templar , to bo
held b this city in June , but the man.
agon of the road propose to do a ( nod
tourist buslnoes Iroiu this end ol the
line. They own the Pacific Coast
Steanuhlp company , and they pro
pose to run regular excursion steamers
from hero to Alatka , and also many
point ) of Interest on the Columbia
river and along Puget Sound. The
excursion from this city to Alitalia
will take t > vonly.fivo days , acd
the faro la put at $15 for
the round trip. Ono of the chief
drawbicka to northern travel on the
coast ia the terror of thooocau trip to
any one who is not a good sailor.
Pooplunho have made the vojngo to
England mm } ] ) lau's without lonnig a
meal , are forced to render tributeto
Neptuco on thla chart voyngo of three
days to Portland. The uon is choppy ,
and the Pacific is seldom at rent nloiig
this nugh and reeky coaat liunco
the prospect of all rail conrootion
between lioro and Portland will bo
hailed hero with great satisfaction as a
moa'ns of deliverance from the un
speakable woes of oca ( sickness. Work
Is bilrg done on both ends of the
California & Oregon railroad. Li
Oregon It is built considerably beyond
HoBoburg ; in California the present
terminus is Redding , in Shaota coun
ty. The distance to bo covered is not
great , but the country is badlv broken
and several long tunnels will bo re
quired to got over the mountains. The
Central Pacific will control the Cali
fornia road as far north no the state
llnr ; from this palut it will ba opera
ted by the Villard management.
L1BEIU1 , VS. MONOPOLY METHODS ,
The Northern Pacific Is very popu
lar in Oregon and throughout all the
northern tier of territories It haa
adopted the correct plan ef dolug ov-
erythlrg In Ita power to dovulcp the
country and help the merchants and
the farmers. It hns gained control < f
ill the avenues of traffic , and could
readily fix on the far northwest a mo
nopoly moro galling than that of the
Central and Southern Pacific roads in
this fl'ato. tBut thus far there
lisa been no evidence of the tac
tics practiced by our railrosd monop
olists. Frtlghtshavobeongradod ac
cording to the distance they were to
bo carried , and heto has "been none
of the absurd aud acnoyltig discrimi
nations which have made the Central
Pacifij hated by the farmers of Cali
fornia. The long-comlncd tyranny
f under which the grangers and nior-
chants of this state have groaned la
bowing its legitimate fruit. The
leglnlaturo is on ajed In pmlng bills
to prevent the consolidation of the
Southern Pacific with the Te-xas and
P. clfio , and to devise means for corn-
polling all railroads to pay their juti
taxes to the counties through whic
they run. Stanford and Hnntlngtor
declare that this U blackmail on i
great corporation , but any ono whi
has seen the devices which the rail
, road adopts uot only to bulldtz ) al
shippers , but to control the politics e
the state , will agree that no moaaun
that has baon proposed ia too seven
to protect the public from a corpora
tlon that surpasses the Standard 01
Company ir. power to do miechicf am
to override private Interests.
* Many ladica who had scarcely enjoyed
joyed the luxury of fooling well fo
ycara have been so renovated by usinj
LydiaPinkham's Vegetable Compouni
that they h&vo triumphed over the ill
flesh is said to be heir to , and llfo ha
boon crowned with the addoJ chnrr
of a fresher bnau'y.
Are acknowledged to be th
best by all ho have put ihoi
to a practical test.
ADAPTED TO
HARD & SOFT GOAI
COKE OE WOOD.
IMINDFACTDHED BY
Buck'sStpveCo ,
SAINT LOUIS.
PIEKCY &
8014' AGENTS FOU OMAHA.
"I'artsof the biiTan boi
enlarged , duveiopoj and stre K o cj , " ctc
ah Interesting ali'crt nonoit lo g run In o
papor. In reply to l-iiurlcs wo will ay th i
there l no evl lcn.ce c t liumliu ? ub ue thla. (
the contrary , the advertltirs ur very highly I
dorsed , InUiroa'od ' pontons Bay get stai.d cl
culars glvlni ; all particulars , glvlui ; all partlc
( art , by addreuln Erie Medical Co. , P. 0. II
613. Uunlo , N. Y. Toledo Evening Bc . JC'C
an. .ll-ly
$500 REWARD
al
alr The abort rewaril will bo paid to any , p r
who will produce a I'alnt that will equal the
of oa Pennsylvania Patent Rubbc
It Paint ,
t , ( or preserving Shingles , Tin and Oravel Roe
n. Warranted to be Fire and Water Proof. .
orders promptly attended to. Cheaper and b
iB , tar than any other paint now In UM.
DOte BTKWAHT & BTEPHEN80N.
to Sols Proprietors , Omaha House , Omaha , Mi
Officer ft Posey , Dr.IUce , Or. Pinner ,
Council BluBs. Iowa.
Uss office. Omaha K o
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rn"
In McOABTHY & BDEKE
InS Id Undertakers
at 318.14TH ST. , BET. FARNAM AH
be DOUGLAS
HAS THE BEST STOOK IH OMAHA AND MAKES THE LOWEST PBI01&
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS
Have now been fimshed in our store , mak
ing it the largest and most complete
FURNITlMHOUSt
In the West. An additional story has beer *
built and the fiVe floors all connected
: with two a
HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS , ,
One Exclusively for the use of Passengers , These immense warerooms -
roomsthroestores , are 66.loot wide-are nl od wittt the Grand
est diup'ay ' of all kinds Household . and Oflioo Furniture evea
AJ1 are invited to call , take the Elevator pu the first flow
iuid go through the building and inspeat the stock-
CHAS. SHIVERIOK , .
1206 , 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street , Omaha.
TYUOLK3ALR AND RETAIL DBALKB IN
BJiL'A. fVt $
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
BUNDS'FOLDINGS LIME
, , , ,
, ti"5TAT : ACENX FOB IIILWAUKKS OCilSIir OOMPANT1
Union Pacific Dawo * . OMAHA JSB
WILLIAM SNYDER ,
OF |
? irs-Ulas8 Talning and Trimming , Eepairiug Promptly Dens
Single Broocli Loading Shot dans , from 85 to $18.
Double Broocli Loading Shot dons , from $18 to. $75 ,
Muzzle Loading Shot Guns , From $ B to $25 , '
FfBliius Tackoi , Base Balls and all kinds of Fanoy Qoods , .
Full Stock of Show Oases Always on hand ,
Imported and Key West Cigars a large line o
Meerschaum and Wood Pipes and everything re
: quired in a first class Cigar , Tobacco and Noti
Store , Cigars from $15 per 1,000 upwards , Send :
or Price List and Samples ;
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTER H HOTEL
HOTELS PROPRIETORS TOWIff
ARLINQTON. J. Q. MclNTIpE , Unio'n , Neb
WEATHERLY HOUSE , A. Q. WEATHERLY , Manrlnc. Iowa , ]
REYNOLDS HOUSE , O. 0. REYNOLDS , Oaon Haplds , owa.
3ARATOOA HOTEL , J. S. 8TELLIHIUO Mllford , N b.
MARCH HOUSE , C MANS , UffOWNBVILLt
COMMERCIAL HOTEL * JOHN HANNAH
HALL HOUSE , A. W..HALL Louisville „
OITY HOTEL , OHCNEY AtJCLAPK. 'Jlalr , N .2
COMMERCIAL HOTC. , J. Q. MCAD ,
ORANtl CENTRAL E. SEYMOUR ,
MISSOURI PAOIFIO MQTEI , P. L. THOUP ,
COMMERCIAL HO'J8L < A. O. OAARPLB , i Hirdf , Neb
QREENWOUD HOUQE , W. MAYFIELD , Qreonwosd , Neb
COMMERCIAL HOUOC. E. STOREY. Olarlnda , lows '
ENO'B HOTEL , E. L. ENO , Eromont , Sc > 7 >
EXCHANGE HOTEL , O. B. HAOKNCY , Athland , Neb
METROPOLITAN HOTtL , FRANK LOVCLL , AtMnion , N >
MORGAN HOUSE , E. u anuaa , Quldo Rocd-K > 4 . -
SUMMIT HOUSE , SWAN & DECKCK Orgiton , l i
HOUSTON HOUSE , GEO. CALPH. extra , la
REYNOLDS HOUSE , ) O.M. REYNOLDS , Mlantlo , Iv.
WALKER HOUSE , D. H. WALKEP , Audubon , la. >
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , 8. BURGESS , Naola , la
OITY HOTEL , DI A. LLIAMfr , Harlan la ,
PARK HOUSE , MRS. M. E. OUMMINQB , Oornlne , Ir
NEBRASKA HOTEL , J,3L. AVERY , Utanton ,
MERCHANTS HOI EL Q.W , DORK. Durllngton Jur tlon
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , Oltnchard , la.
PARKS HOTEL , P. M. PARK , . Bhenandoah la.
OOMMERO AL HOTEL , HENRY WILLS , D ld Olty , Neb .
D AON ELL HOUSE , OHA8. BAQNELL , OolleK eprlngm , I * .
OOMMEROIAL HOU3E , fiM. LUTTON , Vllllsu , U.
JUDKIN8 HOUSE , FRANK WILKINBCN , Malvern , la.
L BALL HOUSE , H. H , PERRY , Ida Qro ela
COMMERCIAL HOUSE B.F.BTEARNB , Odebolt , la
WOODS HOUSE , JOHN EOKERT , Osoeola , Neto.
DOUQLA8 Houar , J. 8. DUNHAM , Olcrks , Neb.
BEDFORD HOUSt J. T. GBEEN. Bedford la
ARLINGTON HOUSE l. M. BLACK & POK.
NORFOLK JUNO ! IONHOUBE A T. POTTER. Norfplk Junction Nst
WINSLOW HOUOC O MeOARTY , Soward. Nab
AURORA HOUSE M. B. JONEU Auroar Hen.
CROZIER HOUSE O. R. OKOZ'CR , Bldney , NaO.
AVOOA EATING hOUSt D. W. ROOKriOLO Avoca l
CENTRAL HOUSE LOCKWOOD & BHATTUOK , Red Oak
FOSTER HOUSE O pt JOHN FOSTER , Lewll. la.
VHITNEY.HOU8M E. HAYMAKER , Qrliwold , l .
DEPOT HOTEL , O L. CHAPMAN , . Dunlap , la
LU8K HOUSE. J A. LUBK , Login , la
iur DOW 01 V HOUSE , W. H. MORTON , Dow Clta ; ia
> t AGGER HOUSE , JAQQRR& BO t. Deolton , la ,
Un HAKMliN TAMA CITY. TA. . n rtnon A K , . l ft A
Nebraska Loan & Trust Company
IUBT1NG3 , NED.
Oapital Btook , - - $100,000.
JA8.B. IIEAUTWEI.L , Proeldent.
A. L. OLJUtKE. Vice-President.
K. 0. WKBSTEH , Treasurer ] J
DIRECTXOIU } .
&U
Samuel Alexander Oswald Ollrer.
A. L. Clarke , K. 0. Webster'
Oeo. II Pratt , Jas. B. Ileartwell ,
Ib. D.M.UcElIllnney.
ill *
First Mortgage Loans a Specialty
This Company furnishes a perminent , homt
Institution where Bchool lioa ! sand other legally
Issued Municipal socurltl * 10 INeliraaka can b <
bo negotiated on the ma 11 ararable terms
m lioaru made on Improved ( r n | n all well settlea
oounllesol the stale , UuoJiU s < P Q lbl l.lo < : l
If joil r ni n' '
otliu lneMwcak r ruui ot lev
nedl > rtl > ertr liior teritolUnirui
dulIM TO | ( | nlKlit work to nc
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