Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DAILY BEE-OMA HA , MONDAY. FEBRUARY 26
Nebraska National Bank ,
Of OuLh , NeV
Paid up OaptUvl , - - 9200,000
Omsp for business April 37,1683 , with the
geat Of lUi a ] n * n htbruka ,
DIHKCIORfl :
JOHNSON , PfMUentof Blcelt , Johnton A
TOUZALIN , Viet Prrident , ol a , B ft Q
R , R. , Botton.
W. V. MOUSE , ol W. V. Mam * Co.
JOHN 8. OOLL1NS , of 0. II. ft J. 8. OoUlni.
J. M. WOOLWOI1TH , Councilor and Mtotutj-
at-Law.
L. B. BBED , ol Byron Beed * Oo.
H. W. YATES , Cubltr , Ute Ouhl f el tha Pint
Hktionil Bank ol Omabk. connect * ! wltb
Ihe active m n goruent of that Bank ilnco Ite
onrmltatton in 1SC3.
OOLLicmom r c lT * special attention and ohar
( ee lowcnt obuln t le here or I ewhor .
Unanr allowed on time depoelU upon favor
able terms and upon accounts ol banks and bank *
'lTottna KioniKfli , OovernmcntBondt , and
County and City f ecurltlej bought and sold.
II itprepartHtl i eencral banklnjbuilncas
sn in details , and In the treatment ol custom
llwt pursue the most liberal policy conilatcnl
with Mfe banVlnif
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
FINANCIAL.
Special Dljpatch to Till U i.
NKW YOBK , February ?
Money 3J@4 per cent ; closing ollerod
at 2i per cent.
t2 Prime Mercantile Paper 5@5 per cent.
Sterling Exchange Bankoru1 bllk.stoady
84 82is demand , 8185J.
Governments were i per cent lower for
4Js registered and 4s , others unchanged.
Stocks opened strong , declined and
closed dull but generally firm ,
Yesterday.
8's 103"
6's 103
4i's Oonpons 113
48 * 11U
Pacifisms of 1B95 128
3700 U.
Adaina Express 183 131
Allegheny Central 13 *
Alton & Terre Haute 67 67
do pfd. . . . 98 OS
American ExpreM 001 90
Burl. , Oedar llaplds k North. 80S
Canada Southern 61 $ 61.
Col. , Oin. & Ind , Central. . . . 105 < 10V
Central Paciflo 80J 80
Chesapeake & Ohio 20i
do let pfd. . . 39
do Sd pfd. . . 23 }
Chicago & Alton ISO 130 }
do pfd 133 188
OhL , Burl , ct Qulnoy 1172 117
CkL , St. L. & New Orleans. . 78 $ 78J' '
Oin. , Sand , ft Cleveland. . . . $45
Cleve. , Col. & Cincinnati. . . . 70J
Delaware & Hudson canal. . . .1071
Del. , Lack. & Western 121
Denver & Bio Grand 44 43 *
Brie 35 , 35 }
do pfd 76 75
Bast Tennessee 8T
do preferred. . . . IB.
Fort Wayne & Chicago ISi 135
Hannibal & Bt. Joseph 40 40
do pfd. . . 81 81
llarlem 200 200
Houston & Texaa Central. . . . 71
Illinois Central 143 142
Ind. , Bloom. & Western 28 ; 27 ;
Kankaa & Texaa 80 31
Lake Erie * Western 26 :
.Lake Shore & Michigan So. . .106 107 }
/ , Loui vllle A Naahvifle 63 ;
I Louiav. , Now Alb. & Chicago 55
Marietta & Cincinnati 1st pfd 10
do do 2dpfd 51
Memphis & Charleston 37
Michigan Central 92
Minneapolis & St. Louis. . . . 24J
do pfd. 56
Missouri Pacific 995
Mobile & Ohio 1C *
ManhattanBeach 1204
New Jersey Central. . ! 71 692
Nashville & Chattanooga 40 '
Northern Pacific 47 ; 47'
do pfd 82 ; '
Northwestern ; 130j 129'
do pfd 144 144
New York Central 12 . 125
Ohio Central 10
Ohio & Mississippi .81
do pfd 1)6 ) 96
Ontario & Western 25i
Oregon Transcontinental 82
Pacific Mail 411
Panama. 167
Peoria , Deoatur & Evnnsv. . . fl ) 20
Pittsburg & Cleveland 189 1S9
Pullman Palace Our 1181
Beading 523
Bock Island 120 $ 120i
Bt Louis & San Fran 29 29
do pfd. . . . 48
do 1st pfd 89
. Paul & Milwaukee 100 U'J
do pfd..118 118
St. Paul , Mlrm. & Manitoba.ISO
St. Paul & Omaha 47 4GJ
do pfd 107 : 106
Toxaa & I'aclfio 38 372
Union Paciho B4 OdJ
United States Express CO
Wabash , St. L. & Pacific. . . . 28
do pfd. 47 45 ?
Wells , Fargo & Co. Express.120 '
Western Union Telegraph. . . 81 | iii'
-Oarlbos 1 |
Central Arizona t
Excelsior. . . . 1
Hornestake 16
Little PIttaburg 1
Ontario 20J
Quicksilver 8
do pfd 40
Boblnoon 1
Silver Cllfl 8
South Pacific 6
Standard
ButroOffered
. /Offered , fEx. Interest. ( Asked ,
dividend.
PRODUCE ) & PROVISIONS.
Bpdal DlipalehM to Tin Bii.
omoAeo.
OHIOAQO , February 24 Flour Firm ;
common to choice iprlng wheata ,
860500f do Mtnneiota , 8K > @ $435 ;
bikera'.i 4 255 70 ; patents , iO.OO7 50j
winter wbeati , 4fO@000. ' ' ,
Wheat Opened higher and doted lower :
i9golar , 1 07i for February ; 1 08-2)108 ) §
for March : 103J , for April ; 1 IS l 14
for May ; No. 2 apring , 1 OJJ ® ! 08 ; No.
3 iprlng. 91j No. S redJwinter/ .
Corn Opened higher and closed lower ;
5Ci@508o for cash KCio for February ; 56o
for , March ; 67i < ) for April ) 01@Gl o for
May ; COJo for June.
Oata-tflrmer ; 39io for cash ; 39i@39Je
for February ; 39Jo for March ; 40o foi
April ; -iZcIfor May ; 41 c ( cr Jnnn ; 40Jc
for July.
Rye -Dull and unchanged at CGc.
Barley Dull nd unchanged at 80@83o
Flax Seed-Lower a ) 1 29@l 30.
Dressed HOR Firmer ; light , 7 70(3 (
7 75 ; heavy , 7 00@7 05.
1'ork Opened Higher and closed lower
18 Qi ) bid for caeh or February : 18 10 ®
18 12i for March ; 18 30 18 3-'i fu :
April ; 18 G0@18 02J for May ; 18 U2i < < j
18 05 for June : 18 73@18 80 for July.
Lord Opened higher and closed lower
11 37J$11 ( 40 for cwh or February : 11 li
@ 11 4/i for March ; 11 074@11 CO fo
April ; 11 72i@li 75 for May ; 1176 < t
11 774 for June ; 11 80@ll 824 for July
Bulk Meats-In iair doiuaud ; ehoul
dere , 7 50 ; short rib , 9 03 ; ebort cleai
1015.
Krg ( Irrefrular at 27@20c.
Whiilty Steady and unchanged at 1 11
BKW TOBK.
Niw YOBK , February 24-Flour-Marke
dnll ; superfine itate and western , 3 75G
4 00 : common to good extra , 4 054 ( C (
irood to choice , 4 60@7 00 : white vrheal
extra , 6 257 W : extra Ohio , 4 05@7 21
Ht. Lou ! * , 4 05@7 50 ; Mlaneaeta paUn
prooew , 5 60@3 00.
Wh afr-Cftsh lota firaopUot .ep nod
© 5o higher , afterwards declined a ttlQe ,
elcwlng steady ; No. 2 sprlnfr , nominal ; uo <
graded 1 001 371 ; iteamer Nu. 3 r d ,
114 ; No. 4 ted. 1 2u ; steamer No. 2 red ,
120 ; No. 3 red , 122i@124l. ,
Corn Cash 4ft5o ( hlaber and firm ;
options o ( > enod iCgjo higher , afterwards
declined Jo , CO | IDK dull and weak ; un
graded 69 < d72c { No. 2. 71i@T2Jo.
Oati-i@ & ) higher and fairly active.
closing with the advance partly lost ; mixed
weitera , 49@52e ; whlto do , t51@55o.
Ktfgs Western froth , dull and weak ; 26
© 2510.
Pork Dnll and nominal ; new me K ,
19 25@19 M.
L rd Uuoettle 1 ; prime steam , 11 75.
Beef-Qniet but steady ; 18 14X418 25
Out Meats Quiet , but rirmj lung clear
middles , 10 00 ,
II ity Demand fair aud market firm ; G9
Hops Dull and unchanged.
Butter Market dull and weak ; 10@41o
Cheese Market dull ; m tern flat , 7@
ISlc.
KAKBAB 01TT ,
NBAS ClTT , February 24. Vheat
No. 2 red fall , UJo ( < or cath ; 'JCj for
March ,
Corn Market quiet ; 44o for cash ; 45Jo
for March.
O ta Lower ; 34)o ) for caan.
HVB STOCK
to Tus DSL.
OUIOAUO.
OaiOAOu , February 24 The Drovers'
Jc/urnul reports aa follows :
Hogs Pa-sably active , but weaker and
and flower ; mixed packing , C 10@i ( 85 ;
heavy , 6 85@7 40 ; light , C 20@C 90 ; skips ,
4 20@6 00.
Cattle Trade slow nnd prlcoi unchanged ;
exports , 5 fiO@G 25 ; good to choice Bnip-
ping , 5 10@5 70 ; common to fair. 4 20 ®
5 00 ; butchurs' , fair fupply nnd demand ;
common to fair , 4 40C24 90 ; ntockera slow
Si 3 SO ; feeders all sold ut 4 SO © 4 75.
HhcopOfferings were liberal but do-
mind weak ; law grudoa cold nt lower
prices ; good to prime , fcteadv ; common to
fair. 3 00@4 00 ; aeilinm toood , 1 25@5 25 ;
choice to extra , 5 50@0 35.
BT. LOUIS.
ST. LODIB , February 2i. Crit lie Fair
feeding ; supply small ; only trilling retail
done ; prospect good.
Sheep Slow and unchanged ; common
to wodinm , S 00@4 00 ; fair to good , 4 25
@ 5 00 ; choice to fancy , 5 25@6 00 ,
KANSAB OITI. ]
KAHBAB CUT , February 24. The Live
Stock Indicator reports :
Cattle Market firmer ; natives , 465 ®
5 85 ; atooVers and feeders , 4 00@4 65 ;
cow * , 2 803 76.
Hogs Market firm and higher ; light ,
66CK&670 ; mixed , 65@695 ; good to
choice , 7 00@7 35.
TRAFFIC.
* i
tytcial Dirpakbea to Till BBS.
noun AND OBAIHB
CHICAGO , February 24 , BeoeipU and
ahlpmenta of flour and grain for the past
24 hours have been as follows :
Eecelota. Bhip'U.
Flour bbls 14,000
Wheat bushel 17,000
Corn " 829,000
Oato " 112.000
Bye " 11.000
Barley- " 80,000
NBW YOBK , February 24. Receipts and
ahipmenta of flour ana grain ( or the past
24 bourn have been M follows :
Receipts Bbp'U.
Flour bbls 81,000 4,100
Wheat bushels 86,600 39,000
Corn- " 124,000 48,000
Oats " 34,400 140
KANSAS Cm , February 21. Receipts
and shipments of , grain for the past 24
hours have been as follows :
Beo'ts. Bhip'U.
Wheat , bushels. . ! 10,000 7,000
Cora " 44,000 84,000
LIVI BTOCX.
CniOAOO , February 24. Reoslptsi and
shipments of live stock for the paat 24
hours have been M follows ]
Beo'ts. Bhipm'ts.
Hogs 14.000
Cattle 8,000
Sheep 1,600
ST. .Loois , February 21. Receipts' and
shipments of live stock for the past 48
hours have been aa follows :
Boo'ta. Bhipm'ts.
Hogs
Oattl 200 800
Sheep SOJ 400
KANSAS CITY , February 24. Beceipts
and shipments of live stock for the past 24
hours have been OB follows :
Beo'ts. Shlpm'U.
Hogs 440 . . . .
Cattle 500
Sheep
OMAHA MAKK.Sr8.
Wholesale Prloea.
Ornos or TUB OMAHA BBC , 1
Saturday Evening , February 24 , f
Tha wholesale trade of the city for the
past week wai reported aa moderate in
moat lines , being mostly on mail order ao
count , and a more restricted feeling pre
vails than usual at this season. Nothing
new was developed in dry goods , clothing ,
millinery , boots and shoes , etc. Trade re :
mUm quiet , wltb prices nominally steady.
The grocer/ market showed some anlma
Uon ; quite an aotlre demand existed for
such staples as sugar , coffee , riee , fish and
cnt meats , at advanced quotations. Busi
ness in the produce line was fairly active
under the influence of milder weather ,
bringing forward considerable stuff that
o uld not be handled .during the cold
weather. We note the arrival of Bermuda
tomatoes. This Is .the earliest they ever
made their appearance" In this market.
They sold , at $2 00 perjjor. The move
ment in potatoes was quite general , both
on local and shipping account , and prices
obtained were fully up to quotations. In
apples we note a good Inquiry for local
consumption , as the utocks laid In for win
ter are nearly exhausted. No change in
prices only a better demand. The egg
market has been very limited , and 40 cents
was the prevailing price until yesterday ,
when they dropped to 35 cents. Should
open weath * : continue , prices will decline
rapidly. Butter continues very dull , and
lower prices prevail ; no shipping demand ,
and but limited local inquiry , There was
a good trade in fresh fish and oysters , on
account of the Lenten season , still the do *
mand for oysters is on the decline. Re
ceipts of poultry continue light ; there is so
little coming In that H change In quota
tions cannot be made. Orai es and lem-
ona are moving quite briskly , owing to the
very low prices. Of course the demand foi
lemons la not what It will be , but a fall
demand noted for the eeaeon. Game of all
kinds li about of market , aud not quota
ble. There is still a good local demand foi
celery , but must soon cease. The floui
market has taken quite an upward tenden
cy , In sympathy with wheat , especial ) ;
among the leading brands , which are helc
at an advance of 25@50 cenla per 100 Ibs
Bran la scarce at $11 per ton in car lots
The total number of hogs received duriu ;
the week was 75 cars , packers paying 86 4i
for good.
The only ehangai reported in th
market to-day are as follows : Carboi
oil declined Jo | llaaeed oil advanced le
Omaha white lead d ollaed Jo.
Local Grain
WRBAT.Cosh No. X , OOo ; cath No
8 , TOJu ; rejected , fiSir.
BAULKY. Cash No. , 78e ; Ho. I ,
4 So.
So.UYKOosu , 62o.
„ NKW MIXED CORN-MO.
OATS-350.
SEEDS Flax ee < i Ma per bn.
Produc * and Provision * .
POTATOESKKaGOo per bushel.
ONIONS G0@55o per bushel.
BUTTER -Choloo country. 1618 t ,
KQGS 2CO pickled ; fresh , 35c.
HONEY Callforaia , per lb. 31.
APPLKS Per barrel , 93 00&8 tO.
OYSTBRS-l'latt's wl. t oysters , 40o |
Standard , 30 ; mediums , 25
ORANUES-Florida , $5 CO ) Messina ,
3 60$4 00.
LEMONS-93 60$4 00 per box.
BEANP Nnvy per bushel , 2 76@3 00
CHICKENS-lOc per lb.
TURKEYS-16@18o per pound.
Orocera List
CANNED GOODS Oysters. S lb
( Field's ) , per case , 84 00 ; do 1 ft ( Field's ) ,
per case , 2 76 ; do 2 ft ( Standard ) , per oao ,
390 ; strawborriiu , 2 ft , per case , 2 40 ,
tnupbonloo , 2 Ib , per cane , 3 50 , Dam
sons , 2 lt > , per case , 2 45 , Bartlett
pears per ease , 2 40. Whortleberries
per case , 276. Egg plums , ? Ib pero.se , ' . ! 90 ;
Groeu gage ,2 ft per oaio , 2 bO ; do choice , ,
ft per ca o 4 60. Pine Applea , 2 ft , per coot
4 0 < Xft5 75 , Poaches , 2 Ib per oasn , 8 00 ;
do 8 ft , case , 4 00@4 60 ; do , ( pie ) , 3 ft , per
cane.2.SO ; do pie , 6 ft , per dotan. 2 30.
FLOUR Jobbing priced , Jack Front
St. Louis winter ) $3.00 per 100 Ibs. ; To.
pcka Patent Kansas , $3. 85 : Minnehaha
Minnesota Patent. $3.70 ; Shawuoe Fancy
winter , $3.10 ; Esglo , XXXX winter ,
$3.00 ; Triumph spring , bout , $2.80 ; Chris
tian's superlative , S.G5 ; bran , per ton ,
$14.00 ; chopped food , $28.00 ; Queen Bee
flour , per sack , 3 25 ; Nellie lilye , i > er sack
20fl.
20fl.BOGAR8 Powdered , lOJc : Cut loaf ,
10ic | Granulated , 0o ; Confectioners' A ,
Oie ; Standard Extra O , 8jc | ; Extra 0 ,
81o ; medium yellow , 7 Jo ; dark yellow , 71c.
SYRUP-Standard Coin. , 42o , bbU. ;
Standard do , 4J gallon kegs. $2 05 ; Stan
dard do , 4 gallon kegs , $1 90.
MEATS Hams per lb. , 13c ; B bacon
per lb. , 13c ; clear side bacon per lb . He ;
dry salt nides per Ib. , Die ; dry Bait ( boul
ders per lb. , 9c ; bacon shoulders per Ib. ,
die ; tierce lard per lb. ; llo.
SPICES. Pepper , 31) ) Allsnloo , 18a ;
Cloves , 35o ; Nntmeip , II 00 ; 0888)8,240) )
Mace $100.
LMID Omaha RefinlnlngCo. : Tierces ,
12 j ; 40 and 50-lb cans , 12o ; 20-lb cans ,
12Sc ; 10-lb nails , screw top , 12Jo ; ,6-lb do ,
12Jo ; 3-lb do , 12Jc.
RICE Lonlnana prime to choice , QIQ
7o : fair. GJ7ic ; Patma , 6Jc.
FISH No. 1 mackerel , half brls , 6 76 ;
No. 1 mackerel , kits , 1 00 ; family mack
erel , half brig , 4 75 ; family mackerel , kits ,
85c ; No. 1 white fish , half brls , 6 00 ; No. 1
< XFFB E. IUo. fair , Hot Ulo , good
llic ; ( chat to ehofoe , 12 to Ufa ) Old gor't
Java , WlCUlo.i Mocha , MJti Atbnekle's
UHEE3B Full Cream , 14e | Fart
dklm. 104n.
LYB Amerlaan , 8 85 | Gi enwlea , 8 40 :
Western , 2 75 ; North Star , 2 00 ; LewV
lye , 460Jew ; llly , 276.
FEED-Jobblng i > rloes , Chop feed
$1.50 per 100 Ibs. ; chop corn , $1.40 ; bran ,
70o per 100 Ibs.
HCMINY-New , H 25 per bbl.
BODA In lb papers , 93.20 per CAM ; keg
soda , 21o.
NEW PIOKLBS Medium , la bamle
$7 00 ; do in half bbl * . 4 00) ) smallo , in bbU
000 do , in half bbls , 600 ; gherkins , In
bbls. 11 00 ; do , la half bbls , 6 00.
STARCH.-Pearl , 4Jcj Silver Gloss
Jc ; Com Starch , 2o | Eioaldor Gloss ,
7o | Corn , 71o.
TEAS .Gunpowder , good , 45@B5j
Obolce , 60@75c ; Imperial , good , 404Boj
, 6076cJYonng ; Hyson , good SG ®
50o ; choice , G5c@l 00 ; Japan Nat Leaf ,
3Cc ; Japan , choice , 6075o : Oolong , good ,
J5@40 ; Oolong , oho.oe , 40@E5) ) Souchong ,
Stood , 8540o ; choice. 85ft45o. (
ROPE Sisal , $ Inch and larger , lOJo ;
8 inch , lit : 1 inch , lljc.
WOODENWAKE Two hoop palU ,
1 76 ; three hoop pails , 2 00. Tubs. No.
1 , 8 50 ; Pioneer washboards , 1 85 Double
Crown 2 90 ; Well buckets , 850 ,
LEAD Bar , 01 66.
VINEGAR Pure Apple extra , IGo :
pore apple , ISo ; Prnesinc ours aonle , 16o.
SALT. Dray loads , per bbl , 1 65 ] Ash-
ton , In sao ks , 8 60 ; bbla dnlry 60 , 5s , 8 60
SOAPS Klrk'a Savon Imperial , 845 ;
Kirk's satin8 GO ; Kirk's standard , 3 76 ;
Kirk's white Russian , 525 : Kirk's
Entoca , S16 Kirk'a Prairie Queen ,
(100 ( cakes ) , 40 ; Kirk's magnolia doc. ,
POTASH Pennsylvania cans , 4 case ,
In case , 8 35 ; Bnbbltt'o Ball , 3 dos. In ease ,
I 00 ; Anchor Ball 2 doz in case 1 60 ,
PilANUTB Roantwi , choice , red Ten-
noftBoe , lOoper lb ; fancy white , lOJo perlb ;
raw white Virginia raw , 10o | roasted
CANDLES Boxes , 40 Ibs , IBs. 16c ; 8s ,
o ; bcxeu 40 Ibs. , 10 oz. , 6s , 15o.
MATCHES Per caddie , 95cj round ,
c-vra , $8 10 ; square , gates. 5 40.
Dry Goods.
BROWN COTTONS Atlantlo A. 03 ,
Appleton XX , 7o ; Atlanta A , So ; Booti
FF , Sic ; Buckeye LL , 4-4 , 7o ; Cabot W ,
c ; Chlttenango A , GJc ; Uroat Valla E ,
§ o ; Hoosier , 040 ; Honest Width , 8io. In-
an Head A , 8J.OJ Indian Standard A ,
Sic ; Indian Orohard d. w. , 8Jc ; Lawrence
LL , 7o ; Myatlo River , 7Joj Pequot A , 8ic ,
Shawmut LL , 7o ; Utloa 0 , 60 ; Wachua-
ett B , 7io ; do A , 8Jc ; do B 48,12&0 } Wai
cott BB. 8ic.
FINE BROWN OOTTONB-AUendale
4.4 : 7io ; Alligator 8-4 , So ; Argyle 4-4 , 7Jo
Atlantic LL , 6Jc ; Badger State X 4-4 , fo
Bennlngton 0 4-4 , GJo ; Buckeye S. 4-4,6tco
Indian Orchard AA 9-8. 8Jc : Laconla O
39 , Bio ; Lehigh E 4-4 , 94o ; Lonsdale 4-4.
lOo ; Pepperefl N 80 , 7o : do 0 32 , 7io ; do I
36. 7io ; do E 39. 8o ; Pooasaet 0 4-4 , 7 o
Wamsutta4-4 ISo
BLEACHED COTTONS Androwog
gin L 4-4 , Bio : BUckatone AA imperial 8f
do do half bleached 4-4,9o ; Cabot 4-4,1
Fidelity 4-4 , 91oVrnlt ; of theLooo "
FalLiQ , 94o ; Indian Head jihrunk 4-4 , 12c ,
LonndaJe , lOc ; do eambrio 87 , lajoj New
York Mills. 124o ; Pequot A,10c ; Pepperel
N O TwUis , 124o ; PocaIiontaa'4-4 , 9ic ;
Pocasaet 4.4 , 8 o ; Utloa , lie ) VTanuutta
\JA - , ' 150. .
UUCKS Colored ) Albany B brown.
80 ; 'do 0 , drab , ULes/do XA. stripes and
plaida , 124o ; do XXX brown and drab ,
atripes a.nd plaida , 13&c ; Arlington fancy ,
19o ; Brunswick brown , 8io : Chariot fancy
Ujo ; do extra heavy , 20o ; Fall Biver
brown , extra heavy , Ufcc ; Indiana A
brown IKnj NoDoncet A brown. 16o
TlOtUWUD Arooaksag A U A 83
lOc ; do XX blue 02 , IBJcj Arrowanna ,
91c'Claremont ; B B.lBic ; Oonestogaex
tra , 174c | Hamilton D , llo Lewuton a
$0,15o ; Mlnnehaha 4-4. 20c ; Omega super
extra 4 1 , 28o ; Pearl Biver 82,16fo ; Put
nam XX bine stripe , 12o ; Bhetuoket S
lOJo ; do S3 12o : Yeoman's blue 29 , 9o
DENIMS. Amotkeak , blueandbronn
16c ; Andover DD blue , 15Jc ; ArlingX
blue Scotch , ISJc ; Concord OOO , blue aw
brown , 12&c ; do AAA , do do 13J ; do XXto
do do 14 Jo Haymakers blue and brown ,
9J6) ) Myatlo Biver DD stripe , IGjc ; Pearl
RTiver , blue and brown , IGc ; UncaavlUe ,
bine nnd brown , 14Jo.
CAMBRICS Barnard , Moj Eddystone
lining , 24 Inch double face , 8&c ; Garner A
glared , r-Jc ; Manhattan glove finlab , 5o
Newport do 6c ; do glazed , 5Jo | Pequot llo
5c : Lockwood kid liniih 60.
CORSET JKANS Atuory , 8oAndron |
coggin eattoen SJc ; Clarondcu , GJcConoa
oSca satteons , 71c ; Hallowel , 80 ; Inidl
Ordianl 7tc ; Narr 3andottlmprovedc
Penporlll ButUen 9io ; Uookport , 7Ja
PBINTS-Aliens , 6Jc : American , 6Jo ;
Arnold , 7o ; Berwick. 4fo ; Cooheco , fo ;
Coneetoga. C c ; Dunkirk , ; Dnnnell ,
6J@7c ; Eddystone. 7c ; Gloucester , 60 ;
Harmony , 5Jc ; Knickerbocker , GJci Mer
ri ao D. 7c ; Mystle , 6io ; Spraeues , 6cj
Bontbbrlclge , 60 ; do. Qinghams , 7o ; Marlboro
bore , 5Jo : Oriental 6lo ,
GINGHAMS Amoakftae , 13ici Amos-
kcag drew 9 | | Argyle , lOics Atlantic ,
Oo ; Cumberland , 7to ; Highlana , 7ioi
Kenllwortb , 81o | Plun kett , lOio ; Bui
wx , Be.
OOTTONADEB Abberrffle lfti <
AgaU , 20o ; Amerleoa , lloi ArtWan , SO *
Cairo D and T , RJcj Clarion D and T ,
UJ I Doocnn Co. stripes D and T , Mo } Key
Ktone , 13ic ) Nantnoket. lOcl Nont > aroll
ISc ; Ocaa 11 and T. ISie ) Royal , 164 \
BUMOX , ISc ) Tloga , 12to ; Waihnvitt shirt
inv > hrcks. 124o : do , Nankin , ii4c ! ; York ,
plain Nankin. 124o ) dochecks , stripe , and
fancy , 12 ot do , 8 ox SOo ,
8HEETING3 Androsoog tln 10-4,2740.
do .4,23cdo ; 8-4 , 22c > OontlnenUl C
4 ? , lie , Frult.of . the Loom 10-4 , 274 | New
York inllls98 , S5o | do 78 , 80cj do fWi. 224e ,
Pembrjke 10-4 , , 35o ) Pequot 1C4 , 284o.do
74 , I9o do 49 , 16c ) Peppereli JjOO. 29o
do 67 , 21odo ; 67 , 18o | VVA W. .860 ; do
58 , 32lo ] do 48.17 .
Paints Oils and Varnt t > M
OILS 110 * carbon. per callon ,
13io ; 150 * h adllght , p r Rillon ,
Ifijo ; 176' hsadllRht , per gallon. 23o )
160' Water White , Sic ; 1 meed ,
raw , per pallon , 4) ) linseed , bolle't ,
per gallon , 67o ; lanJ , wlriUr str'd , per iral.
Ion , 1 00) ) No. 1 , 85oj No. 2 , 75c ) castor ,
XXX. p r gallon , 1 25 ; No. 8,1 20 ; sweet ,
per Ballon , 85ci sperm , W. B. , per gallon-
1 76) ) fish , W. B. , per gallon , 60o ; noatsfoot ,
extra , per gallon , 76oJ No. 1 , 65o ; lubri-
catlug , zero , ( > er gallon , SOo ; summer , 15o ,
golden macbtuis No. 1 , per gallon , S5o ; No ,
3 , SO ) sperm , signal , per gallon , 80o : tnr.
pontino , per gallon , G5c | naptha , 74 , per
Kallon. 18o : 641 , 17o
PAINTS IN OIL White load , Omaha
P. P. . 60 ; vrhito load , St. Louis , pun , GJn ;
Mnnelllw green , 1 to 6 ft cans , 20o
French tine , g > oen seal , 12c | French tine ,
red wal , lie ; French tine , In varnish oust ,
"Xat French since , In oil iwst 15oj Raw
and burnt umber , 1 Ib CM 12o ) raw and
burnt Sienna , 18c : Vandyke brown , vg
refined lampblack. 12o : coach black and
1'orjr black , IGo ; drop bla < k , IGo ; Pruulan
blue , SOo ; ultrauiarlno bine , 18c ) ohrvme
green , L. M. ft D. , 14obllnd ) and shutter
reon , L. M. & D. , 14c ; Paris grcon , IRc ;
Indian rod , 15o : Venetian nvU Oo ; Tuscan
lire , 22o ; Amorloan Vermlliod , LAP. , 18o |
chrome yellow , L. , M. , O. k D O. , 18o ;
yellow ochre , Do ) golden ochre , 16 ; patent
dryer , 8cj graining colors : light oak , dark
o.\t. walnut , tbentnnt nnrl MO 15c.
Dry "alnts
White loud , 8c ) French sine. lOci Par
whltoing 2ic ; whiting glldera , IJo ;
whiting com'l , lie ; lampblack Irermau.
town. 14c ) li mpblack , ordinary , lOc ; Prus
sian blue , 55c ; ultramarine , 18o ; vandyke
brown , 8c ; umber , burnt , 4i ; umber , raw
4cslonna ; , burn t , 4c ) sienna , raw , 4c
Paris green geuume , 25o ; P rU green com'
20v ; chrome green , N. Y.1 20o ; chrom
green K. , 12c ; vonnllllon , Eng. , 70c ) vermillion
million , America , 18c ; IndlMi red , lOo
rose pink , 14o ) venation read , Coku > < Mo
2Jo : Venetian red Am. , 19c ; rei lead , 74o )
chrome yellow , genuine , 20o hrome yellow -
low , K , , 12c ) ochre , rochelle 8c ) ochre
- American , 2o ;
' "go brown. 2ici
s mineral So ,
VAIUaSHES Barrel ! per rallon.
Furniture , extra , $1 10i furniture , No. 1 ,
$1 ; coach , extra , $140 ; each , No. 1 ,
$1 20 ; Damar , extra , 81 7B | apan , 70oaa- ;
phaltum , extra , 860 ; nhella IB 60) ) bard
oil finish , $1 80.
' HMvy Hardware List.
Iron , rates , 9310 ; plow steel , special
east , 7c ; crucible , 80 ; special or GermanGcj
east tool do , 16(2(20 ( warfon spokes , set ,
2 268 00 ; beta , per bet , 126 ; fellow , ' sawed
dry. 140 ; tongues , each , 70@86o ; axles ,
each , 75c ; nquare nuts , per ft , 7llo ;
waahert. per lb. 818c ; rivets , per lb , lie )
ooil chain , per lb , 612o ) malleable , 8ej
Iron wedges , 6e | crowbar * , 60 harrow
teeth , 4o ; noneshoei , per keg , 5 00) ) spring
stetl , 78o ; Burden's honeahoos , 660) )
Burden's mnleshoes , 6 60
SHOT.-flhot , 91.86 ; Buck shot , $2.10.
Oriental Powder , kegs , 96.40 ; do. , hat
kegs. $3.48 ; do. , quarter kegs , 91.88 ; Blast
log , kegs , 93L85 : Fuse , oer 100 feet 60c.
BARBED WIRE la car lots , 8 25 ®
9 25 per 100 ; in leu than car lots. 87t ®
9 75 ner 100.
NAILB-Rates. 10 to GOtf , 425.
HldM fait , tU.
HIDES < reen butcher1 * hide , 00740
cured 78o ; hides , green salt , part cured
7ichldes,74o ; dry fllnt sound , 13@14cj dry
calf and kip , T" . . salt bidessonnd ,
10@llc ; green calf , wt 8 o t6 Ibs. . 11 ® 12o ;
green call , wt , under 8 tte , pet akin , 60oi
reen pelto , 60@81 25 ; green lamb skins ,
125150j damaged hides , two-third rate ,
cut scored and one grub , classed two-
tLlrda rate , ) branded hides 10 per eent , off
Ooon akins , No. 1. 45o ; No. 3 , SOo ; No. 1
20. ; No. 4 , lOo. Mink , No. 1. SOoj No. 2
60 ; No. 8 , IGo ; No. 4 , 60 Fox , No.lk ,
GOo ; No. 2 , 25o. Skunk , No. 1 , b7r o |
35e ; short stripe , 40oj narrow atripeo
road stripe , lOo , Tallow 7o.
Leather
Oak sole , 880 to 42o ; hemlock sole , SSc to
5c ; hemlock kip , SOo to 100 : runner ,
35o to SOc ; hemlock calf , 85o to 120 ; hem-
ock upper , 23o to 26o ; oak upper , 2-lo ;
alligator. 4 00 to 6 60 ; calf kid , 32@3fto ;
Greiaen kid , 2 50 to 276 ; oak kip , 80a to
00 ; oak calf. 1 20 to 1 30 ; French Up ,
10 to 1 BE ; French calf , 1 25 to 2 00 : nu-
setts. 6 50 to 7 60 ; linings , 6 00 to 10 60 ;
oppings , 9 00 to 10 60 ; B. L. Morocco , SOo
to 35c ; pahble 0 , D. Morocco , 35o ; aimon ;
50 to 3 00.
HARNESS No I star oak , 42o ; No 2
do , 39c ; N. 1 Ohio oak , SSc ; No. 2 do ,
35o ; No. 1 Milwaukee. 87c ; No. 2do " '
Lumtxr.
WUOLWALI.
We quote lumber , latn and ahmglea on :
aru at Omaha at the following prices :
JOIHT AND BOANTLING-1G ft. and
under , $22 00 ; 18 ft. , $23 50.
TIMBERS 10 ft. and under , 822 00.
TIMBER AND JOIST 18 ft. , 823 60 ;
C ft , 623 50 < 22 ft. , 826 50 ; 21 ft. 826 60.
FENCING No. 1 , 4 and 6 hi. , 824 00 ;
No. 2 , 822 00.
SHEETING No. 1 (2nJ ( ( ocrmnon
boards ) . $20 00 ; No. 2 , 818 00.
LIME Per barrel , fl 85 ; bulk per ens-
Oo ; Cement , bbl , (2 25 Iowa plaster.
bbl , 82 60. Hair per bn. 40o. Tarred
It 100 Iba. 83 60. Straw board , 83 60.
COAL Cumberland blacksmith , 812 ;
Morris Bun Bloeaburg , 812 ; Whltobreaet
nmp , 85 60 ; Whitebreast nut , $5 60 ; Iowa
ump , 85 60 ; Iowa nut 85 60 ; Bock Spring
8 : Anthracite , 811 60@12 00 ; Colorado ,
800.
800.DRUGS
DRUGS AND OHBM1OALB.- ,
Carbolic , 60oj Add , TarUrio , 65o ; Balsam
Gopabia , per lb , 70c'Bark , Sassafras , per
b , 14 * | Calomel , per Ib.'T&o ' ; ClnchotUdu ,
> er os , 8116 ; Chloroform , per lb. 100) )
lover's powders , per lb , 81 40 ; Kpnonu
Salts , per lb , SJcj Glycerins , pure , pa. ' bL
Sic ; ' Lead , ( Acetate , per lb , 22c.
Oil , Caator , No. 1 , per gal " 1 25 ;
OH , Oaator , No. S , per gal , 8115 , Oil ,
Olive , per gaL 81 50 ; Oil , Origanum , 60 ;
Opium , 84 76 ; Quinine P. b W. 4 B. & B. ,
per 01 , 81 85 ; Potassium , Iodide , per It
H 75 ; Balacin , per o * . 40o ; Sulphate o
Morphine , jer ox , 83 85 ; Snlpnur flour
per lb , 4o ; Strychnine , net os , 81 < &
Llquora.
ALCOHOL 188 proof. J 25 per wine
gallon ; extra California eplrlbi , 187 proof ,
L(25 ( per proof gallon ; triple refined aplriU
87 proof , 123 per proof gallon ; re-distilled
whiskies , 1 00@1 60 ; fine blanded. 160g (
2 60 ; Kentucky bourbons , 200@7 00 ; Ken-
tuckjr and Pennsyhhcitt ryea , 2WW7 00.
BRANDIES-Imported , 86 0091600 ;
domestic 140ffl4 00 ,
GINS Imported , 4 60ft6 00) ) domestic ,
i40@300.
& 11UM8 Imported , 4 60 6 00 ; New
England. 2 00&4 00 ; domestic , 1 60@3 60
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY-
1 75@4 00.
CHAMPAGNES Imported per ease ,
280091 0)Am ) rll a , oaaa , 1200 ®
16 00 ,
CLARETS er case , 4 60@10 00
WINES Rh ne wine , per case , 6 00 ®
2 00 ; Oatavba , per case , 4 00(37 ( 00.
Olgara and Tobacco * .
FINE OUT In palls. Hard to Beatl
76c ; Golden Thread , 70c > Fountain , 80c ,
Favorite , C5c ; Rocky Mountain , COoi
Ifauoy , 660 ; Daisy , We. In tin foil
Ofttllna O. 8. , 5 lb boxes , per lb 63c ; Lori
Ulnrd'a Tiger , 60c ; Diamond Crown , 66a.
SMOKING All grftfles Common , 231 (
SSc. Granulated Blackwella Durham , 11
oz 51c ; Dnkea Durham , 16 or. , 46o ; Seal o :
North CaroliAa , 16 oz , 46) ) Seal of Nebras
ka , 10 oz , 88c ; Lone Jack. 4 oz , linen bagn
perlb , 81.85 ; Marburea'Puck 2 oz , tii
oil , 660 ; Dog T ail fific.
Wool.
Merino unwas ed , light , H@lCc ) heavy.o
13l5e ; medium nnwaabod , light , 18@20
woehed , eholoe , 2 ; fair , 80e ; tub-dins
andw,28o ; burry , blaekand eotted f
Hone * auvd
Tha market la brisk and all padea M
telDng wefl at a alight tdvanoa in prfcoi
The demand for rood horse * oxoeeda ti
jupply oonniderooly. Prices nuig * aa foi.
lowst
Floe single driver * , $160. to 800. ) Ext
draft horses , $176. to 225. ) Common draft
horses , $100 , to 160.1 Extra farm hone * ,
1110. to 125.1 Common to good farm homo ;
$90. to 9100.1 Extra plugn , gGC , to 76. (
Common plugs , $20. to $40.
MULE3.-16 to 164 hands ( excra ) , $126.
to 150. ) 14 } to 16 hands , $ iOO. to 140. )
14 to 144" hands , $76. to 100. | IB * to 14
hands , 960. to 76.
Womsm'iTrna friand.
A frteud In need Is a friend indeed. Thli
none can deny , eipeulally when assistance U
rendered when ona ( s sorely afflicted with-
dlnease , more particularly the 4 com
plaints and weaknesses so common to out
female population. Every woman ihould
know that Eleotrio Blttors are woman's
true friend , and will positively restore her
to health , even when all other rcmodlc *
fall , A ( Ingle trial alwaya proves our as
sertion. They are pleasant to th < > Unto ,
ami only cost fifty cents a bottle. Bold by
0. F. Ooixlm n
Money for thq Unmarried.
One of the moat solid and substantial
lustltntlons in ttiU country I * the Mar
riage Fund and Mutual Trust Association ,
of Ceditr Rapldr , Inwa. They are orititn-
Irml under the laws of Iowa , and their officers -
ficers and directors are among the Ickdltig
and mo t proiniiient builnou men ol Cutlnr
lUtilds. Every unmarried person should
have a ccrtitloito In this ansoclation.
It is a sploudld investment , as safe on H
k-overnmont bond. You can just as well
have a good sum of money to ocmuieuov
married life on as not. A Urge number ol
members have been paid off , receiving over
300 tier cent on their luvontuient , Writ *
for circular * fully detailing the plan , which
is the fino't known. Do not postpone It.
Good agent * wanted. Mention where you
saw this notice. I5-3m.
Jucltto Minor on Mtulotra
Speaking of wlnea nnd dinners , I
am romlndud of what I shall have to
call the "Uld Madeira dodgo. " There
i no remoti Phlladolphia should
know anything about it , for there is
no protcuao In Phlladolphia. The
Venof ring * do not Hvo th ro. Yon
matt know , Mr. Editor , that the
indues of the supreme court are the
highest of the hl h in social lifo.
There are only nine of them. They
are In for Ufa , and get 910,000 a year
aplooo. They , of course , are invited
everywhere 'generally In a body a
practice which they hate llko R fam
ine. Yon can.oaslly BOO the reason.
Kaoh has his stock of jokes and
stories , his illnstratious , his history ,
his recollections and his big coses.
Each ono has told those over and over
again , and they Individually have hoard
the same thlnq from tholr brothers of
the bunnh for so many years that the
thing affects them Ilka their thirtieth
quail. But this Is a Madeira story :
I remember healing Mr , Justice Mil
ler reoonnl his experience with tha old
Madeira fiend , lie said that ono of
the first thlogs he noticed in social life
in Washington waa the existence of a
large amount of fine , rich , old Madei
ra in this city. He would go with
his associates to the house of a leadIng -
Ing lawyer. Before the dinner was
over , the host would say tha ho had
some Madeira ho would llko to have
his "gneats taso nothing llko It in
the country only a few bottles loft ,
the present a great occasion and ono
bottle quite enough to go round. Next
he would dine with a cabinet officer
same old story Geutlomon , let me bog
you to try this old Madeira nothing
like It in the world an old Invoice of
my grandmother's never to get a
glass full like it in your life , wonder
ful , goutlemen , wonderful I beg you
to try It. The court goes next to a
senator' * horse , The dinner , gentle
men , has not boon worthy of the occa
sion , but I have something that will
make you feel glad you came. It is a
glass of old Madeira 400,000 years
old. I'll toll yon how I got hold of it.
Some years ago I obtained for a young
man an appointment In the navy ; ho
felt very grateful and wanted to know
what ho could do for mo. I
told him , just as ho was going to sail ,
to get mo some good Maderla. Gen
tlemen , ho was ten years getting me
this wine. He had to pay $200 a hot-
tie for it , and avon at this price was
only able to got a few bottles. You'll
find It worth drinking , gentlemen
This sort of thing lasted for a year or
two. Every hooso into which the
judge wont had some celebrated old
Madoria. I don't know how It was
with the other judges , but Miller , whenever
never pretends to know anything , and
is noted for his level-headed common
sense , and is as great a hater of shams
as I ever saw. became very tlrod of the
old Maderia butlnots , and only waited
for an opportunity to proclaim his
ideas. It came in time.
Andy Johnson was proaldont , and
G. H , Browning , of Illinois , was sec
retary of the Interior. Browning was
a fussy old fellow , with ruflK'd shirts
and dignified manner. He lived very
nicely and very quietly on Georgetown
Heights. Ho asked the judges to
dinner. They came Good dinner.
At the proper time old Browning de
manded the attention of his guests.
lie said th t he did not often comment
on the things he set before his guests.
He thought it vulgar , but he had
something so rare he thought fan
might bo excused , [ Then Miller knew
that Madeira was coming. ] In fact ,
he wanted to call the attention of his
friends to some rare old Madeira he
had smooth as oil , and fit for the
gods. He had obtained It from some
bankrupt king or prince , and there
was nothing like It in the world.
Gentlemen , said ho , lot as taste
it. Aa I have said , nobody
In the world hates a sham more
than Miller , and he could not stand
the Maderla business any longer , so he
aid : "Now , Drowning , look hero
Wo have had too much of this d d
Maderla business. Wo have not been
in a house in Washington for tbo last
throe years that the finest glass of
finest old Madoria in the world haa
not boon 'sot btf ere us , and the thing
Is getting a little tiresome
Now , Browning , you are frorr
Qilncy , III. , and I am frorr
Keokuk , lota , . Neither of ni
know a d d thing about Madolrn ,
and both of ns had rather have pee ;
whisky without comment than the
finest of Madeira with tmoli fulsome
commendation. Pat your Madelri
fuldo. nnd lot's have a glass of whist
ky , " That lltllo opoech was nolsoi
abroad , and , ntrango to say , It vur ]
properly stopped hosts from remind
Ing guosta what great attention wa
being shown them , ospeola'ly ' as ti
Madeira.
Backlin B Arnica Halve.
The Bust BALVB In tha world for Onti
Brnlaos , Born , Uloew , Bait Rheum , F
ver Bore * , Tetter , Cbtpped Hands , Chll
bUlni , Oorni , ami ail elda eruptions , a
positively entea pUts. It Is traaraoteed t
crlre aaUafaaifoti i BBC ary rtlaodec
rriM , 8 emtspa | rox.wr rale t * C
T
A. romMnatttm of fro *
torida of Inn , I'm * * * *
Kark and 1'Aojpft ortu ita
a t > afcica { > (4Vrm. . jr r
J > WUZo [ * oA
titffr < atraUonof ;
; V. A. Z. UOBJjajiVrttca-
Aftnr A thorough trial of the
EBON TONIO , I toke ploMUro '
In statin * thnt I nave boon 'I consider 1 *
Kr .U , tonefltod by Hay . a moat excellent remedy tog
use. Allnlat ra said Pub-/ the debilitated vital forcoa.
llo Speakers' will find it
of the imat0 t value
where a Tonic la 1882.'I
WUT. I rooommond it
sus K reUablo romodlsa
svirent , poMosalnir un *
doubted nutritUo av.4
reatoratlTO properties' .
u CM , X , 1882.
ruraiD BT TM DB. BARTER MEDICOTE co. , aw & . urn or. , ex. wuia ,
A. M. CLARK ,
iPaMer&PaperHanger
m SIBNWBITSS&DBOnEATOB ,
WHOLESALK A ; HKTAIL
WALL PAPER !
Window Shades aud ( Jnrtalna ,
OORN10KS OORTAIN POLES AND
FIXTDllKS.
Puiuts , Oils A ;
OM HA.
WILLIAM SNYDER ,
MANUFAOTUHKRiOFQ
CARRIAGES , BUGGIES ,
Firs-Glass 'Paining ' and Trimming , Repairing Promptly Done
1319 H.rneT.'Oop. 14th , tHaalia
HAS THE BEST STOCK IN OMAHA AND MAKES THE LOWEST PRICES
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS
Have now been finished in our store , mal- -
ing it the largest and most complete
FURNITURE'HOUSE
In the West. An additional story has been
built and the five floors all connected
: with two
HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS , ,
One Exclusively for the use of Passengers , These immense ware-
rooms--throe stores , are 66 feet wide are filled with the Grand-
oat dispJay of all kinds of Household and Office Furniture evei
shown *
All are invited to call , take the Elevator on the first floor
and go through the building and inspect the stock.
OHAS. SHIVERIOK ,
1206 , 1208 and 1210 Far n am Street , Omaha
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTER N HOTEL
HOTSL3. PROPRIETORS TOWN !
ARLINQTON. J. Q. MolNTIRE , Llnto'n , Neb i
WEATHERLY HOU8B , A. O. WEATHERLY , Manning , Iowa. )
REYNOLDS HOUSE , O. O. REYNOLDS , Ooon Rapldt , owa.
BAItATOQA HOTEL , J. B. 8TELLINIUO MMford , Nab.
MARSH HOUSE , E. MANS , BROWNSVILLE Nl-
COMMERCIAL HOTEL * JOHN HANNAH Otromiburi N *
HALL HOUSE , A. W.HALL | Loulivlll * ,
OITY HOTEL , OHCNEY AJOLARK. Blair , N .j
COMMERCIAL HOTE- , J. 0..MEAD , ) N llth , Netx
GRAND CENTRAL B.UJEYMOUn. N braikaOltytNflC ]
MISSOURI PACIFIC HOTEL , P. L. THORP , Ws plniW ttrN
COMMERCIAL HOUSE * A. O. OAARPER , Hardy , Neb
GREENWOOD HOUSE , W. MAYFIELD , Qronwo9 < l , Not ]
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , E. STOREY. Olarlnda , Iowa
END'S HOTEL , E. L. ENO , Erernont , M b
EXCHANGE HOTEL , O. 0. HAOKNEY , A hUnd , Neb
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , FRANK LQVELL , Atkinson , Nti
MORGAN HOUSE , E. L. QRUDD , Qulde Recd , N .
SUMMIT HOUSE , BWAN & UCOKCR Orcitoo , Is.
HOUSTON HOUSE , QEO. OALPH , Cxlrn , l .
REYNOLDS HOUOC , | O. M. REYNOLDS , Atlantic , In. .
WALKER HOUSE , D. H WALKER , Audubon , I * .
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , 3. DURQEOO , Ncola , la ]
OITY HOTEL , 01 A. LLIAMO , Harlfln ! ,
PARK HOUSE , MRS. M. E. OUMMINQ8 , Oornlnjc , la.
NEBRASKA HOTEL , Jll _ AVERY , OUnton ,
MERCHANTS HOI EL 0.1W , BURK. Burlington Junction H
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , Blanohard , la.
PARKS HOTEL , r. M. PARK , flhenandoah la ,
OOMMERO AL HOTEL , HENRY WILLS , Dayld City , Nab
BAQNELL HOUSE , OHAS. OAQNELL , Oolf88prlnct , la
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , WM. LUTTON , Vllllaoa , la.
JUDKIN8 HOUSE , FRANK WILKINSON , Malvwn , la ,
BALL HOUSE , H. H , PERRY , Ida arovla
,1. , OOMMCROIAL HOUSI B.F. STEARNS , Odcbolt. la
WOODS HOUSE , JOHN EOKERT , Oac olaN b.
DOUQLAB HOUSE , J. 8. DUNHAM , Olarka , Nab.
BEDFORD HOUSI J. T. QBEEN , Bwlfbrd la.
ARLINGTON HOUUE j M.BLACK * CON , krjiviilf Me
NORFOLK JUNCTIONHOUOE A T. POTTER. NorTbikJunctlonN k
WIN8UOW MOUSE a MCCARTY.- 8 wara , N b.
AURORA HOUSE M. n. JONES. Auroar N b.
OROZIER.HOUOt O. ' R. OHOZ'ER. Sidney , Nto ,
AVOOA EATINQ HOUBI D. W. ROOKHOLD , Avaca la.
CENTRAL HOUSE LOOKWOOD & BHATTUOK. Red Oak
FOSTER HOUSE Oapt. JOHN FOSTER , Lawlf , la.
WHITNEY HOUSE ] E. HAYMAKER. Qrltwold , la.
DEPOT HOTEL , O. L. CHAPMAN , , , Dunl p , I *
LU8K HOUSE. J A. LU8K , LoganVla.
DOW 011Y HOUSE , W. H. MORTON , DowOlta.i
AQQER HOUSE , JAOQRR * 80M. Dcnlton , la ,
FTAHMON HW7RK. TAMA OITY. TA. . Harmon * K * 1r .
Nebraska Loan & Trust Company
HASTINGS , NEB.
Capital Stook , - - $100,000-
JAB.D. HKAHTWKLt , P ld nt.
A. L. CLAHKE , Vice 1'rcnlJent.
K. 0. WEBSTBll ,
DIRECTORS.
1 Bumnol AleianJer Oswald Oliver.
A. 1. Clarke K. 0 , Webstar V
deo. II Pratt , Jiw. II. Ileartwell ,
D. U.lIcEllllnney.
Firot Mortgage Loans a Specialty
This Company farnlihcs a permanent , home
Institution where Bchool lloi wnJ ether legally
iMued Municipal aecorltl * to INobreaka can be
be negotiated on tha 03 11 avorabla terms
Loans raulo oa Iraprove'l f K n | n all well octtloa
8 cx > untloaol thaaUla , UiroiiiSiwponglblotllocal
a fyirrMmaiulAnttf.
PEKSONAIf "Parts ot tha human body
irKcd , develop * ! ad gthened , " etofs
an Intorettlng ulren'ipment long run la our
paper. la reply to In alrlM we will say that
them Is no * TlJ nco el h\iutmg about thl . Oo
tbo contrary , tba adTtrtU'rs very highly In-
domd. Interested P rsoua Bay got seaM fir-
eulara ( { ring all pMtinilan , giving all partita-
Ian. by addxuwlnjrSrU UdJoal Co. , V. O. Uox
010. toflUo , N. YT
anl
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.
"By a thorough knowledge ot Ihe natural laws
ffhlcu govern the operations ol dlgentlon and
nutrition , and by a careful application ol tha
One properties ol well-1-loo'.ed Cocoa , Ml.
Rpps has provided our breakhat tables with a
delicately flavored bovenge which way i ve M
many heavy doctors' bills It la by the Judicious
oseol such articles ol diet that a constitution
may ba gradually built up until itronj enough
to ronljj every tendency to dbcue. Hundred !
ol cubtlo maladies are Hotting around ua ready
to attack nherover there Is a weak point. Won
ny escape many a latal shaft by keeping oar-
reives well fortified with pure blood and a prop ,
rrlv nourl.ihoil frame. " CUII Sorvlco duetto.
Undo a'miily with bclllog water or milk , fiol
In tics only ( J-lb and lb ) . Ul.el.xl
JAMES KPPS &s CO. ,
nomceopatblo Ohomlstn
r(6tt.wly | London ,
CANDY
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85 fox * n Huuiplu re
tail box I > y Kx press ,
of the best conillcB la
America , put up la
elcciint boxes , tutd
HtrlotJy pure. SultaV.
bio for prrscntti. Kx-
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go. Try It once ,
AddreM ,
C. P. GUNTHEB,1
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