Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DAILY BEE-OMARA , MONDAY. FEBRUARY 26
Nebraska National Bank ,
Of Chah , NetV
Paid up OnpltAl , . . 8250,000
OrniP tor buMnen April 37,1BS2 , with the
ftttcaflU ! a ) tat. oN brMk .
DIRECTORS :
JOHNEON , President , ol SlwU , Johnson it
TOUZALIN , Vice President , Ol a , B A Q
B. R. , Botton ,
W. V. MORSE , ol W. V. llam * Co.
JOHN B. COLLINS , of 0. H. A J. 8. Oolllni.
J. U. WOOLWORTU , Counsellor and Attorney.
(4-law.
L. B. BRED , ol Byron Beed fc Oo.
H. W. TAXES , Cashier , late Cashier ol In * Flrtt
National Buik ol Omaha , connected wllb
the active management ot that Bank ilnc It *
onr&nlutloo In 1803.
OoLUonom receive special attention and ohai
( M lowoat obtainable here or el ewhore.
IBTERUT allowed on time depo IU upon ( vor-
kbit term * and upon accounU ol banki and bank >
7oana * Kicnmai , dOTernmcntnondi , and
Ooanty and City Pecurltle * bought and sold.
II tiprepartrltl ( general banking business
ID ta dotalli , an J tn the treatment ol custom
l | rf purine the most Uberal policy conilitcnl
Wit
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
FINANCIAL
Special Dispatch to Till ! ! .
NEW Yoaic. februaryXS-t
Money 3J@4 per cent ; closing otlercd
at 2J per cent.
l2 Prime Mercantile Paper 5@G per cent.
Sterling Exchange Bankoru' blLU , steady
SI S2i : demand , $485 } .
Governmeots were J per cent lower for
4J registered and 4a , others unchanged.
Stocks opened strong , declined and
closed dull but generally firm ,
Ycttcrday. To-day.
S's 1033 10 JJ
6's. , . . 103 ? 1033
4J' Coupons 1138 1138
48 * ll'JJ IWfl
Pacific B's of 1895 128 128
3100(8.
Adaina Eipres 183 131
Allegheny Central 13
Alton ft Terre Hante 67 67
do pfd. . . . 98 06
American Express 001 90
Borl. , Cedar Rapids & North. 80J 804
Canada Southern 61 * 649
Col. , Oin. & Ind. Central. . . . 105 < 105
Central Pacific 80J 80
Chesapeake & Ohio 20j
do 1st pfd. . . S9
do Sd pfd. . . 23J
Chicago & Alton 130 130J ,
do pfd 133 13S
OhL , Burl. & Qulncy 1172 117
CM. , St. .L. & New Orleans. . 78 $ 781'
Cm. , Band , ft Cleveland. . . . 15.
Cleve. , Ool. & Cincinnati. . . . 70'
Delaware & Hudson canal. . . .107 ;
Del. , Lack. & Western 121
Denver & Rio Grande 441 W\
Erie 351 35J
do pfd J76 75
East Tennessee 89
do preferred. . . 16 * . . .
Fort Wayne & Chicago 135 135
Hannibal & St. Joseph 40 40
do pfd. . . 81 81
Harlem 200 200
Houston & Texas Central. . . . 71
Illinois Central 143 142
Ind. , Bloom. & Western 28 272
Kansas & Texas SOJ 30J
Lake Erie & Western 26 ;
Lake Shore & Michigan So. . . lObi 1074
, LouUvllle & Nashville 63f
Louisv , , Now Alb. & Chicago 55 . . .
Marietta & Cincinnati 1st pfd 10
do do 2dpfd 5J
Memphis & Charleston. . ! . . . 37
Michigan Central 92 9 4
Minneapolis & St. Louis. . . . 24J . . .
do pfd. 56
Missouri Pacific 90S 98
Mobile * Ohio 1G *
Manhattan. Beach 1204
New Jersey Central' ' . " ! ! " ! 71 692
Nashville & Chattanooga 40
Northern Pacific 47i 47
do pfd 82 ? 8. .
Northwestern : 130 $ 129 ;
do pfd 144
New York Central 12 : . $ 125
Ohio Central 10
Ohio & Mississippi ,31 31
do pfd 06 96
Ontario & Western 251 .
Oregon Transcontinental 82
PacTfio Mail 41g
Panama. 167
Peoria , Decatnr & Evnnsr. . . it ) 20
Plttsburg & Cleveland 139 139
Pullman Palace Oar 118 }
Reading 623
Rock Island 120i 1201
St. Louis & San Kran 29 29
do pfd. . . . 48i
do 1st pfd 89 $
. Paul & Milwaukee 100 09
do pfd..118 118
St. Paul , Mlm. & Manitoba. 136
St. Paul & Omaha 478 40J
da pfd 107 : 106
Texaa t Pacific 38J 37S
Union Pacific 94- 03i
United States Express 60 |
Wabasb , St , L. & Pacific. . . . 284 :74
do pfd. 47 45J
Wells , Fargo ft Co. Express. 120
Western Union Telegraph. . . 811 HI
-Caribou If
Central Arlcona i
Excelsior 1
Homestake 16
Little Pittsburg 1
Ontario 201
Quicksilver 8
do pfd 40
Robinson 1
Silver Ollfl i
Booth Pacific 6
Standard 54
Butro i
Offered , fB * . Interest. ( Asked. | Ei.
dividend.
PBODUOB & PROVISIONS ,
8p dal Dlipkldita lo TBI Bn.
OHJOAQO.
OHIOAQO , February 24. Flour Firm )
common to choice spring wheats ,
8 60@5 00 ; do Minnesota , 8&0425 ;
bikers' , 4255.76 ; patsnU , , C.OO7 60 ;
winter wheat * , 4 ( ti@0 00. ' ,
Wheat Opened blnher nd closed lower :
tegular , 1 07i for February ; 1 08 108 }
for March : I 09i for April ; 1 laj l U
for May ; No. 2 spring , 1 07J@1 08j No.
3 spring. 94 ? ; 83. S red 'winter/111.
Cora Opened higher and closed lower ;
5C56ga } for catta 56io for February ; 56go
for , March ; 67Jo for April ; , Gl@Gl c for
May ; COJa * for June. ,
Oata-firmer ; SOjo for cash ; S93@39Jo
for February ; 39jo for March ; 40o for
April ; 4Zcfor ] May ; 41 c fcr June ; 40Jc
for July.
Rye -Dull and unchanged at CGc.
Barley Dull end unchanged at 80@83o ,
Flax Seed-Lower a ) 1 29@1 30.
Dresaed UORI Firmer ; light , 7 70 ®
7 75 ; heavy , 7 90(37 ( 95.
1'nrk Opened higher and closed lower ;
18 O1) bid for cash or February ; 18 10@
18 12J for March ; 18 30 18 3''i foi
April ; 18 50@18 52J for May ; 18 Ii2i < &
18 05 for June ; 18 7C@18 80 for July.
Lard Opened higher and uloeed lower
11 37ill ) 40 for cwh or February : 11 4 (
@ 11 'i for Match ; 11 G7i@ll CO foi
April ; 11 72J@ll 75 for May ; 1176(5 (
11 774 for June ; 11 80@U 824 for July
Bulk Meats-In fair demand ; ehoul
ilera , 7 50 ; short rib. 9 95 ; short cle&r
1015.
KffgB Irregular at 27@29o.
Wbiiky Steady and unchanged at 1 17
HEW TOBK.
N w YOBK , February 24.-Flonr MarIte
dull ; superfine state and western , 3 75 (
4 00 : common to peed extra , 405@4GC
Boodto choice , 4 60@7 00 ; white wheat
extra , 6 35@7 IS ; extra Ohiu , 4 05@7 H
St. LouU , 4 05@7 50 ; Mioneseta paten
prooew , 5 G0@8 00.
WbMt Oaob lota firm ; opUooa. opened
® Jo higher , afterwards declined a trifle ,
elo lng steady ; No. 2 spring , nominal ; un-
gr < ! d 1 OOO1 271 ; te mcr No. 8 red ,
114 ; No. 4 ted. 1 2u ; steamer No. 2 red ,
120 ; No. 3 red , 122i@124i. ,
Corn Cash 4Q | o higher and firm ;
options ot > ened lajo higner , afterwards
declined jc ! , clo iuK dull and weak ; un-
graded & 9A2c ( ; No. 2. 71i@T24 < o.
Oati-l@ & ) higher and fairly active.
closing with the advance partly Initt ; mixed
wootera , 49@C2a ; whit * do , m@55o.
Kirgs Western frotb , dull and weak ; l6 !
@ 25io.
Pork Untl and nominal ; new me ,
19 25@19 H ) .
L rd Unsettle 1 ; ptlmn steam , 11 75.
Ueef-Quiet but steady ; 18 iKq18 } 25.
Out Meats Quiet , but rinn ; lung clear
middle * , 10 00 ,
Ily Demand fair atid market firm ; GO
@G5c.
Hops Dull and unch aced. ;
Butter Market dull and weak ; 10@41o
Cheese Market dull ; trcetern ilat , 7 ©
KANSAS CUT.
KANSAS CUT. February 21. Wheat
No. 2 red fall , Ullo for cajb ; 8G : for
March ,
Corn Markat quiet ; 44c for cash ; 454o
for March.
OtULower ; 344o for cash.
LIVE STOOK
fl.3 ? tche to Tin Dit.
OHIOAUO.
. February 24 The Drovon'
Journal rpprrts an follows :
Hugs Passably active , but weaker and
and tlower ; mixed packing , 6 10@G 85 ;
heavy , 6 85@7 40 ; light , 6 20@C 90 ; klp ,
4 20(2,6 ( 00.
Cattle Trade slow and nrlcon unchanged ;
exports , fi 50@6 25 ; good to choice shipping -
ping , G 10@5 70 ; common to fair , 4 20@
5 00 ; buteliura" , fair pupply aud demand ;
common to fair , 4 403-1 90 ; ntockera Blow
Si 3 SO ; ( coders all gold ut 4 30 © 4 75.
Sheep -Offerings were liberal but do.
tn.ind weak ; law gntdei cold at lower
price * ; good to prime , steady ; common to
fair , 3 00@)4 ) 00 ; n. o-liiim - tozood , 4 25@G 25 ;
choice to extra , 55l635. )
HT. LOUIS.
ST. LODIH , February 21. Cattle Fnlr
feeding ; supply small ; only trilling retail
done ; prospect good.
Sheen Slow and unchanged ; common
to medium , S 004 00 ; fair to good , 4 25
@ 5 00 ; choice to fancy , 5 25@6 00.
KANHAH OITI.
KAHSAB CITT , February 21 , The Live
Stock Indicator repot ts :
Cattle Market firmer ; natives , 4 65 ®
5 35 ; stoolcera and feeders , 4 OU@4 65 ;
COWK , 2 80(33 ( 75.
Hogs Market firm and Ughcr ; light ,
060 < & 670 ; mixed , 6 F6@6 95 ; good to
choice , 7 00@7 35.
TRAFFIC.
dpecUl Diipatche * to Tiiu bn.
FLOOR AND OBAINB
OBIOAOO , February 24 , Receipts and
shipments of flour and grain for the past
24 hours have been as follows :
Recelnt * . Bhip'U.
Flour bbl * 14,000
Wheat bushel 17,000
Com " S29.000
Oats " 112.000
Rye " 11,000
Barley- " M.OOO
NBW YOBK , February 24 , Receipts and
shipments of flour and grain for the past
24 hours have been aa follows :
Receipts Shp'ts.
Flour bbls 81,000 4,100
Wheat-bushels 86,600 89,000
Corn " 124,000 43,000
Oats " 34,400 140
KANBAB Cm , February 21. Receipts
and shipments ol , grain lot the past 24
hours have been a * follows :
Reo't * . Bhlp'ts.
Wheat , bushels 10,000 7,000
Com " 44,000 84,000
LTVl BTOOK.
CHIOAOO , February 24 , Receipts ) and
shipments of live stock ( or .the past 24
hour * have been aa follows :
Heo'ta. Bhipm'ts.
Hogs 14.000
Cattle 3,000
Sheep 1,500
ST. Louis , February 21. Receipts' and
shipments of live stock for the past 48
hours have been as follows :
Reo'ta. Shlpm'ts.
Hogs . . . .
Oattl 200 800
Sheep 80J 400
KANSAS CITY , February 24. Receipt *
and shipments of live stock for the post 24
hours have been on follows :
Reo'ta. Bhipm'ts.
Hogs 440
Cattle 500 . . . .
Sheep. .
OMAHA MAKK.flT8.
Wholesale Price * .
OrnoB or Tun OMAHA BetI
Saturday Evening , February 24. J
Tha wholesale trade of the city for the
past week wai reported aa moderate in
moat lines , being mostly on mall order ac
count' , and a more restricted feeling pre
vails than usual at this season. Nothing
new waa developed In dry goods , clothing ,
millinery , boots and shoei , etc. Trade re
in dn * quiet , with prices nominally steady.
The grocery market showed some anima
tion ; quite an active demand existed for
such staples M sugar , coffee , rice , fish and
cut meats , at advanced quotations. Busi
ness in the produce line was fairly active
under the Influence of milder weather ,
bringing forward considerable stnfl that
o tuld not. be handled , .during the , cold
weather. We note the arrival of Bermuda
tomatoea. This Is the earliest they ever
made their appearance In this market.
They sold.at.92 00 perjjox. The move
ment in potatoes was quite general , both
on local and shipping account , and pricea
obtained were fnlly up to quotation ) . In
apples we note a good inquiry for local
consumption , a * the stocks 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 centa
was the prevailing price until yesterday ,
when they dropped lo 35 cents. Should
open weather continue , prices will decline
rapidly. Butter continues very dull , and
lower prices prevail ; no shipping demand ,
aud but limited local inquiry. There wat
a good trade in fresh fuh and oyster * , ot
account of the Lenten'season , still the demand
mand for oysters is on the decline. Re
celpta of poultry continue light ; there Is sc
little coming In that a change In quota
tions CAunot be made. Oranges and lem
ons are moving quite briskly , owing to thi
very low prices. Of course the demand fo
lemons U not what It will be , but a fat
demand noted for the eeaaon. Game of ol
kinds U about of market , aud not quota
ble. There Is still a good local demand fo
celery , but must soon cease. The flou
market baa taken quite an upward louden
cy , In sympathy with wheat , especial ]
among the leading brands , which are hel
at an advance of 25@50 centa per 100 Ibe
. Bran Is scarce at 814 per ton in car lote
The total number ot bogs received durln
the week was 75 cars , packers paving 80 4
for good.
The ocly change * reported in tb
market to-day are as follows : Carbo
oil declined 4o | llnaeod oil advanced le
Omaha white le d dccUnod fr.
Local Grain
WHEAT.- Cash No. VI , OOo ; cMO No
8 , TCJij ; rejected , 5SJR.
UARLKY. Cash No. 2 , 78e ; No. I ,
4 So.
So.UYKOash. . B2o.
„ NKW MIXKD CORN-MO.
OATS-SSc.
SKKD3 Flax M < i OCa p r bn.
Product and Provision * .
POTATOKS-60@GOo per bnihel.
ONIONS-CO@55o per bushel.
BUTTEHCholoo country. 15l&t ,
KQQ3 25a pickled ; froth , 35c.
I1ONBY Callforaia. per lb. 31.
APPLKS Per barrel , § 3 00 8 W.
OYSTKR3-Platt's wltMjt oysters , 40o |
Standard , 80 ; mediums , 25.
OHANGES-florida , $5 50 ; Messina ,
3 50@S4 00.
LKMONS-13 E0@4 00 per box.
BKANP Navy per bushel , 2 75@i 00.
CniOKKN8-ir > o per lb.
TURKEYS-16@18o per pound.
QrocorH Llat
CANNED GOODS-Oyston. S lb
( Field's ) , | r case , 84 00 ; do 1 ft ( Field's ) ,
per case , 3 75 ; do 2 lb ( Standard ) , per oao ,
390 ; etrnwborriru , 2 Ih , per case , 2 40 ,
tftrpltenlw ! , 2 It ) , per c.ve , S 50 , Dam
sons , 2 IT ) , per cage , 2 45. Bartlett
pears pur cane , 2 40. Whortleberries
per caae,275. Kgg ptuma,2 Tb
Uroeu gagoii,2 lb per CMO , 2 bO ; do choice , ,
lb per ca o 4 60. line Apples , 2 lb , l > or coot
4 00@5 76 , Peaches , 2 If ) per oa < , 8 00 ;
do 8 lb , case , 4 00@4 60 ; do , ( pic ) , 3 ID , per
cane.2.Spj do pie , 6 lb , per down. 3 30.
FliUUR Jobbinj ? price * , Jack Front
St. Louis winter ) $3.90 per 100 Ibs. ; To-
" k Patent Kanean , $3.85 : Mlnnohahn
uesota Patent , (3.70 ; Snnwuoe Fancy
winter , $3.10 ; Eagle , XXXX winter ,
$3.00 ; Triumph spring , bout , $2.80 ; Chris
tian's superlative , 3.65 ; bran , per ton ,
914.00 ; chopped food. $28.00 ; Queen Bee
flour , per sack , 3 25 ; Nellie lilyc , per sack
29o.BaOARS
BaOARS Powdered , lOJc : Cut loaf ,
lOJcj Granulated , 9o ; Confectioners' A ,
91o ; Standard Extra O , 8jjc ; Extra 0 ,
8Jo ; medium yellow , 74c ; dark yellow , 71c.
SYRUP-atandard Com. , 42o , bbU. ;
Standard do , 44 gallon kegs , (2 05 ; Stan
dard do , 4 gallon kegs , $1 90.
MEATS Hams per lb. , 13o ; B bacon
per lb , , ISc ; clear side bacon per lb . lie ;
dry salt sides per Hi , , 9Jo ; dry salt shoul
ders per lb. , 9c ; bacon shoulders per lb. ,
die ; tierce lard par lb , ; lie ,
BPIOES. Pepper , 21 | Allspice , 18a ;
Cloves , 85c ; Nutmeg * , | ] 00 ; Oassia,24o |
Mace $100.
L VRD OmahaRefinlnlngCo.s Tierces ,
12j ; 40 and 60-lb cans , 12Jc ; 20-lb cans ,
12flo ; 10-lb palls , screw top , 12o ; ,6-lb do ,
mo ; 3-lb do , 12Jo.
RICE LonUiana prime to choice , G !
7ot fair , CJ71c ; Patma , ( Sic.
FISH No. 1 mackerel , half brla , 6 76 ;
No. 1 mackerel , kits , 1 00 ; family mack
erel , half brU , 4 76 ; family mackerel , kits ,
85c ; No. 1 white fisb , half brls , 6 00 ; No. 1
< XFFB B. Rio. tatr , lloi lllo , good
114c ; ) * ltai to ehoiof , 12 to WJo ; Old gov't
JRV , MiQlI c , } Mocha , 25J t Artroekle'a
141o.UHEE3H
UHEE3H Full Cream , 14e | Part
dklm , lOJo.
LxJB American , 8 81 ; Greenwich , 8 40 ;
Weitern , 2 75 ; North Star , 2 00 ; Lowio1
lye , 4 60 ; Jewell ly * . 2 76.
FEED-Jobbing prices , Chop feed
$1.60 per 100 Ibs. ; chop corn , $1.40 ; bran ,
70pper 100 Ibs.
HOMINY New , $4 25 per bbl.
SODA In lb paper * , $3,20 per CAM ; keg
oda , 21c.
NEW PICKLBS Medium , In banebs
17 00 ; do In half bbla , 4 00) ) smallo , In bbl *
000 do , In half bbls , 600 ; gherkin * , In
bbls , 11 00 ; do , in half bbls , 6 00.
STARCH. Pearl , 44o ; Silver Gloss
3 o ; Corn Starch , 8Jo ; ExoeldorGloss ,
7o t Corn , 7io ,
TEAS .Gunpowder , good , 45@55j
Choice , 60@75o ; Imperial , good , 40@45oj
'Jhsloe , 60@75c ; Young Hyson , good , 86 ®
50o ; choice,65c@l 00 ; Japan Mat Leaf ,
35c ; Japan , choice , 60@75c : Oolong , good ,
J5@40 ; Oolong , cho.oe , 40@55 ; Souchong ,
good. 8540o ( ; choice , 8545o.
ROPE Sisal , 4 Inch and larger , lOJoj
ilnoh , lly t inch , H4o.
WOODENWAKE Two hoop palli ,
176 ; throe hoop , pall * , 2 00. Tuba , No.
1. 8 60 ; Pioneer washboards , 1 85 Double
Crown 290 : Wellbuoket * , 860 ,
LEAD-Bar , 01 66.
VINEGAR Pure apple extra , 16o :
ton , _
' '
SOAPS Klrk's'Savon Imperial , 8 45 ;
Kirk's satloot , S 60 ; Kirk's standard , 8 75 ;
Kirk'i white Ruealan , 525 : Kirk's
Entoca , S 16 Kirk's Prairie Queen ,
(100 ( cakes ) , 40 ; Kirk'i magnolia dor. ,
POTASH Pennsylvania cans , 4 case ,
In case , 8 35 ; Bnbbltt'o Ball , 3 doz. In case ,
1 CO : Anchor Ball 2 doz in case 1 60.
PiJANOTB Uoanted , choice , red Ten-
nowoo , lOoper lb ; fancy white , 104o perlb ;
rav white Virginia raw , 10o ; roaatod
OANDLKS-Boxes , 40 Ibs.lBs , 15o ; 8s ,
o : b ( xeu 41) ) tbs. , 16 or. , 6a , 15Jo. .
MATCHK.S-Per caddie , 95cj round ,
c-vos , P 10 ; aquaro , cases , * 5 40.
Dry Qoodt.
BROWN COTTONS Atlantic A , 8Jc ;
Appleton XX , 7o ; Atlanta A , 80 ; Boott
FF , BJo ; Buckeye LTi , 4-4 , 7o ; Cabot W ,
7lc ; Cnlttenaugo A. OJc ; Uroat Falls E ,
Sic ; Hooslor , 6io ; Honest Width , 81o. In
dian Head A , 8io ; Indian Standard A ,
85c ; Indian Orchard d. w. , SJc ; Lawrence
LL , 7c ; Mystic River , 71o ; Pequot A , 8jZc ;
Shawmut LL , 7o ; Utioa 0 , 6ic ; Wachua-
ett B , 74o ; do A , 84c ; do B 48 , 12Ja ; Wai-
cott BB. 8io.
FINE BROWN COTTONS AUendale
4.4 } 74e ; Alligator 8-4 , Sc ; Argyle 4-4 , 75 < i ;
Atlantic LL , 64c ; Badger State X 4-4 , 7c ;
Bennlngton 0 4-4 , 6c ; Buckeye B. 4-4 , 6ico
Indian Orchard AA 9-8. 84c ; Laconia O
39 , 84o ; Lehigh E 4-4 , 94o ; Lonsdale 4.4.
lOo ; PeppereU N 80 , 7o : do O 337ic _ ; do R
86. 7o ; do E 89. 84c ; Poeaaiet 0 4-4 , 7 c ;
Wamsutta4-4 ISo
BLEACHED COTTONS Androsoog
ein L 4-4,8ioBlackstone AA Imperial 8(0 ;
do do half bleached 4-4. 9o ; Cabot 4-4 , 8J ;
Fidelity 4-4 , flic ; Fruit of the Loom. Oi : do
cJur.brlc4.4mpdQWat rTwJst,10icGreat ;
FallsQ , , 9io ; Indian Uead > hrunk 4-4 , 12c ;
LonadaJe. lOc ; do cambrlo 87. ISJo ; New
York Mills. We ; Peqnot A,10c ; Fepperel
N 0 TwULi , 134c ; Pocahonta. ' ,4-4 , . Bio ;
Pocajwet 4-4 , 8o > Utioa , lie ; Wanuutta
. o. , ,
UUCKS Colored- Albany B brown.
80 ; 'do 0 , drab , Her 'do XA. stripe * and
plidd , .124o ; do XXX brown and drab ,
stripes and plaids , 12&o ; Arlington fancy ,
19c ; Brunswick brown , 84o ; Chariot fancy
UJflj do extra 'heavy , 20o ; Fall River
brown , extra heavy , 114c ) Indiana A
brown 'IKnt Neponoot A brown. 16o '
% 'IUKJIJMUB Arooik ag A U A. 82
lOcj'do ' XX blue 82 , 184o ; Arro wanna ,
94c'Claremont ' B B.lCJoi Oonestogaex
tra , 174 I Hamilton D , 114a Lewtston a
SO , 15c ; MInnebaha 4-4. 20c ; Omega super
extra 4-4 , 28o ; Pearl River 82 , 16jo ; Put
nam XX blue stripe , 12e ; Shetuoket S
lOJo ; do S3 12o ; Yeoman's blue 29 , 9o
DENIMS. Amotkeak , blue and bronn
16c ; Andover DD bine , 15Jc ; ArllngX
blue Sootcti , 18Jc ; Concord OOO , blue aw
brown. 124c : do AAA , do do 134 ; doXXtc
do do 144o Uaymnker's blue and brown ,
946 ; Mystic River DD stripe , IGJo ; Pearl
River , blue and brown , ICc ; Unoasvllle ,
blue and brown , 144r ,
CAMBRICS Barnard , 54 o ; Eddystonc
lining , 24 Inch double face , S\o ; Garner A
glazed , PJc ; Manhattan glove Cnlah , OJc
Newport do Go ; do glazed , 5Jo ) Pequot it :
Be : Lockwood hid ilnirh 6c.
CORSET JEANS Amory , 80 ; Andrei
coggin eattocn 8 c ; Clarendcn , OJcjConuj
o'St'a satteone , 7jcj Ilallowel. , 80 ; Inidl
Ordiard 7ic ; I * arriganjott , Improvedc
Pmiperill suttnon 8io : Rockport , 7o ,
PRINTS-Aliens , 61o ; American , BJc
Arnold , 7o ; Berwick. 4o ; Cocheco , To
Coneetoga. 6Jc ; Dunkirk , ; Dnnnell
6J@7c ; Eddystone. 7o ; Gbucester , 60
Harmony , 640 ; Knickerbocker , 6c ; Mei
ri ao D. 7c ; Mystic , 54o : Bpravnes. 6c
Bonthbrldge , 60 ; do. Glngaams , 7o ; Marlboro
bore , 5ic : Oriental GJo ,
K GINGUAMS Anwkeag. Uici Amos
45 kcag drees 9f | Argyle , lOio ; Atlantic
Oo | Ounibeibvnd , 7io ; Hlghlana , 7ic
Kenllwortb , Blot Plun kett , 104o > 8a
be MX , So.
OOTTONADEB AbberrDl * 18 *
Agate , 20oj Axnericaa , llcj ArtWaa. S0 <
I Cairo D and T , HH | Clarion D and T r
" Deoenn Co. stripes D and TlC } Kej
utone , 13Jc | Nantnoket , lOol Nonpareil
15c ; Oo aa D and T. 1 % ) Royal , 1041
, ISc ; Tloga,13io | ; S
In ? > hroks , 12ie : do , Nankin , 124c ; Vork.
plain N nkln. 12io ) do , checks , rtrlixn and
fancy , 12 < ot do , 8 01 SOo.
8HEETING8 Androscog tln 10-4,3740.
do .4,23cdo ; 8-4 , 23cj OontlnentAl 0
4 ? , lie , Frntt.of . the Loom 10-4 , 2741 New
York mllls98 , 358) ) do 78 , SOcj do ftti. 224e ,
Pembrjke 10-4 , , 85o ; Pequot 1C.4 , 284odo
74 , I9o do 49 , 16c > Pepporoll JOO. 29o
do G7 , Slojdo 57 , 18c ; Vt ca OS , .8 < 5c | do
68 , J2le : do 48.17e ,
Palnta Oils and VarntohM
OILS 110 * carbon. per gallon ,
134c ; 160' headlight , p r gUlon ,
U.Jo ; 176' htadllght , per gallon. 22 < j |
160' Water White , Sic ; .1 meed ,
raw , per pallon , f4 ; lln eed , bolle-i ,
per gallon , 67o ; Janl , winter str'rt , per * al ,
Ion. 1 OOj No. 1 , 85o ; No. 2 , 76o ; castor ,
XXX. pr gallon , 1 25 ; No. 8 , 1 20 ; sweet ,
per gallon , 85c ; sperm , W. B. , per gallon-
1 76 ; fish , W. B. , per gallon , OOc ; noatsfoot ,
extra , per gallon , 7&oJ No. 1 , 65o ; lubri.
eating , tero , per gallon , SOo ; snmmer , 15o ,
golden machine. No. 1 , per gallon , S5o ; No ,
S , SO ; sperm , signal , per gallon , 80o : tnr.
pontlne , per gallon , G5o ; naptha , 74 , per
gaUon. 18o : G41,17o
PAINTS IN OIL White lead , Omaha
P. P. . Go ; white lead , St. Louis , pure , GJo ;
Mnnelllw green , 1 to 6 lb cana , 20c
French line , gtoen seal. 12c ; French sine ,
red seal , llcj French tine , in varnish nnat ,
20o : French ilnct , In oil wet 16c ; RAW
mil burnt umber , 1 lb cam 12c : raw and
burnt Blonno , 18o : vjvnjyko brown ,
refined lampblack. 12o : ooach black and
l ory black , IGo ; urop mat k , IGo ; Prnulan
blue , ? Qot ultramarine Woe , 18c ; chrume
grccr , L. M. ft D. , 14obllnd ; and shutter
reen , L. M. & D. , 14c ; Paris green , 18o ;
Indian red , 15o : Venetian red. Do ; Tuscan
tire , 22o ; American Vermlllod , I. & P. , 18ci
chrome yellow , L. , M. , O. fc D 0. , 18c ;
yellow ochre , 9c ; golden ochre , 16 ; patent
dryer , 8c ; graining colors light oak , dark
OSJC. walnut , ihextnut nnrl aeh IBc.
Dry Dalnt
White load , 8c ; French itnc , lOci Par
whitolng 2ic ; whiting glldera , IJo ;
fehltiug com'l , lie ; , lamt > black German.
town. 14c ; limpblaok , ordinary , lOc ; Prns-
sion blue , 55c ; nltromarino , 18o ; Vandyke
b < -own , 8c ; nmbor , burnt , 43) ) nmber , raw
4csienna ; , burn t , 4c ; sienna , raw , 4c
Paris green genuine , 25o | ParU green com'
20o ; chrome green , N. Y. ' 20o ; clirom
green K , , 12o ; vermillion , Eng. , 70c ) vermillion
million , America , 18c ; Indinii rod , lOo
rose pink , 14c ; Venetian read , CokOMwo
2Jc : Venetian red Am. , IJc ; red lead , 74cj
cEromo yellow , genuine , 20o hrome yel.
low , K. , 12c ; ochre , roobelle 8c ; ochre
French. 2Jc ; ochre , American , 2o ;
Winter's mineral. 24 ) lehigb brown. 2Joi
Spanish brown , 2J < , | Prinoe's mineral 80 ,
VAIiNISHES-BarreU per e llon.
Furniture , extra , $1 10 : furniture , No. 1 ,
$1 ; coach , extra , $140 ; oaoh , No. 1 ,
$1 20 ; Damar , extra , $1 76) ) apan , 70o ; as-
phaltum , extra , 660 ; ahella $8 60 | hard
oil finish , $1 SO.
' Heavy Hardware List.
Iron , rates , 9310 ; plow steel , special
east , 7o ; ornoible. So ; special or German.Cc ;
east tool do' , 16(2120 warion ( pokes , set ,
2 J5@3 OOjhcbt , per bet , 1251 felloes , ' awed
dry. 140 ; tongnos , each , 70@86c ; axles ,
each , 75c ; square nnt * , per D > , 7llo ;
washer * , per lb , 818o : rivet * , per lb , He ;
coil chain , per lb , 612o ; malleable , Be ;
iron wedges , 6e ; crowbars , Oe harrow
teeth , 4o ; honeshoe * , per keg , 5 00 ; spring
atosl , 7Uc ; Burden * * horsethooi , 560 ;
Burden' * mnleshoes , 6 60
SHOT.-flhot , $1.85 ; Buck shot , $2.10.
Oriental Powder , keg * . $8.40 : do. , hnl
kegs. $3.48 ; do. , quarter keg * , $1.88 ; Blast
Ing , koK * . $3.86 : Fuse , per 100 feet 60o.
BAKBED WIRE In car lots , 8 25 ®
9 25 per 100 ; In lea * than car lot * . 87C ®
9 75 cer 100.
NAILS-Rates. 10 to 60) ) , 425.
HldM hura. tt .
HIDEB Screen butcher1 * hide , B@7f < :
cured 7J@8o ; hide * , green salt , part cured
7iohldes,74o ; dry flint , sound , 1814c ; dry
calf and kip , 1214o ; dry salt hdes , sound ,
10@llc ; green calf. wt. 8 o 15 Ba. . ll12o ;
green calf , wt , under 8 & * , per skin , 60oi
green Delta , 60@$1 26 ; green lambskins ,
$1 251DO ; damaged hide * , two-third rate ,
cut scored and one grub , classad two-
tLlrds rate , ) branded hide * 10 per eent , off
Coon skins , No. 1 , 45o ; No. 3 , SOo ; No. 1
2 < h ; No , 4 , lOo. Mink , No , 1 , SOc ; No. 2
16o ; No. 8,15o ; No. 4 , 60. Fox , No.Ik ,
OOo ; No. 2 , 25o. ' Skunk , No. 1 , br > o |
65e ; short stripe , 40oj narrow strlpeo
broad ( tripe. lOo. Tallow 7o ,
Uaatner
Oak sole , 880 to 42o ; hemlock sole , S8c to
85c ; 'hemlock kip , SOo to 100 ; runner ,
65o to SOc ; hemlock calf , 860 to 120 ; hem
lock upper , 23c to 26o ; oak upper , 24o ;
alligator. 4 00 to 6 60 ; calf kid , S2@35o ;
Grelsen kid , 2 50 to 276 ; oak kip , SOo to
100 ; oak calf. 1 20 to 1 30 ; French kip ,
110 to 1 5C ; French calf , 1 25 to 2 00 ; run-
setts. 5 50 to 7 50 ; linings , 6 00 to 10 50 ;
toppings , 9 00 to 10 60 ; B , L. Morocco , SOo
to 35c ; pohble O , D. Morocco , 35o ; slmon )
2 W to 8 00.
HARNESS No 1 star oak , 42o ; No 2
do , 39c ; N. 1 Ohio oak , SSc ; No. 2 do ,
85o ; No. 1 Milwaukee. 37c ; No. 2 do < Ho.
Lumocr.
WHOLKHAL1
We quote lumber , lain and shingles on :
earn at Omaha at the following prices :
JOIST AND SCANTLING-16 ft. and
under , $22 00 ; 18 ft. , 823 60.
TIMBERS 1G ft. and und r. 822 00.
TIMBER AND JOIST 18 ft. , 823 60 ;
2C ft ,823 50j S2 ft. , 826 50 ; 21 ft. $26 60.
FENCING No. 1 , 4 and 6 m. , $24 00 ;
No. 2 , 822 00.
SHEETING-No. 1 (2niJ ( ocmtnou
boards ] , $30 00 ; No. 2 , 818 00.
LIME Per barrel. $1 35 ; bulk per oua-
40o ; Cement , bbl , $2 25 Iowa plaster ,
bbl , $2 60. Hair per bn. 40c. Tarred
felt 100 Ibs. $3 60. Straw board , $3 60.
COAL Cumberland blacksmith , $12 ,
Morrl * Run Bloasburg , $12 ; Whltobreaet
lamp , $5 60 ; Whitebreait nut , M 50 ; Iowa
lump , $5 60 ; Iowa nut $5 50 ; Rook Spring
18 : Anthradts , $11 60@12 00 ; Colorado ,
800.
Drue *
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.- ,
Carbolic , 60o ; Acid , Tartarie. 65o ; Balaam
Copabiajser lb , 70o ; 'Bark , Baatafrai , per
lb , 14 ; OalomeLpjir lb , > 75oi Cinohomldu ,
per 01 , $116 ; Chloroform , per lb. 100 ;
Dover's powder , per lb , $1 40 ; Kpnoou
Salts , per lb , Moi Glycerin * , pore , pa. ' bL
Sic . ' . Lead. 'Acetate „ . . lb < M , .
; , ' , per , ,
Oil , Castor , No. 1 , per gal. 1 ;
Oil , Castor , No. 8 , per gal , $116 , OU ,
Olive , per gal $1 50 ; Oil , Origanum , 50 ;
Opium , 8475 ; Quinine P. A W. 4 R. . & 8. ,
per 01 , $1.85 ; Potassium , Iodide , per H
$176 ; Balacin , per oc. 40ct Sulphate , o
Morphine , er 01 , $8 85 ; Unlpnnr flour
per ID , 4c | Strychnine. DOT ot , $1 < J5 ,
Liquor * .
ALCOHOL 188 proof. > 25 per wla
gallon ; extra California ( plrlfci , 187 proof ,
125 per proof gallon ; triple refined spirits
87 proof , 123 per proof gallon ; re-dlitllled
whiskies , 1 001 60 ; fine blended. 150&
2 60 ; Kentucky bourbons , 2 00@7 00 ; Kentucky -
tucky and PennsyUhDlft ryea , 2 W37 00
BRANDIES-Imported , $8 0001600 ;
domestic 1 40(24 ( 00 ,
GINS Imported. 4 60Q6 00 ; domestic ,
1 40@3 00.
C RUMS Imported , 4 608 00) ) New
England. 2 00&4 00 ; domestic. 1 60&S 50
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY
1 754 00.
CHAMPAGNES Imported per cane ,
2ROO91 0)Amir1ta ) , oas , 1200 ®
1600 ,
CIM.RETS er caao , 4 60@16 00
WINES Rh ne wine , per case , 6 00 ®
2 00 ; Ootnwba , per case , 4 007 00.
Oltrar * and Tobaccos.
FINE OUT In palls. Hard to Beatl I
75c ; Golden Thread , 70c ; FonnUlu , SOo ,
Favorite , G5c ; Rocky Mountain , C0c | | |
Fancy , 60c ; Daisy , COc , lu tin foil
Catllns 0. 8. , 5 lb boxes , per lb 63c ; Lori <
Ulard'a Tiger , GOc ; Diamond Crown , 663.
> BMOKING AU grades Common , 25 tc
33c. Granulated Blackwell * Durham , If
oz 51c ; Dukes Durham , 16 or. , 4Go | Seal o
North Carolina. 16 or , 46) ) Seal of Nebraa
ka , 16 oz , 88c ; I ne Jack , 4 oz , linen bagn
perlb , $1.85 ; Marburg/Puck 2 oz , tli
oil , 660 ; Dog T all 660.
- Wool.
, Merino nnwas ed , light , 14@lCc ) heavyo
1 < 813l5ej msdlum nnwasbod , llht | , IS llO
w _ waehed , eholee , 82 ; fair , 80s ; tub-ding
aud wi7 280J bnrry , blaokand ootVed wooi
Hone * and fctuUa.
! Tb * market la brisk and afl pade * u
f' uQhig wefl at a ( light advance la price *
l"hedemand for good honei exceeds tie
jupply ooniJderaoIy. Prices nuig * M fo ) .
Fine slngl * drlvtn , $160. to 800. ) Kxtrft
draft her e . $176. to 225 , | Common draft
hones , $100. to 160. | Extra farm hone * ,
$110. to 126.1 Common to goad farm horsN
$90. to $100. | Extra plugn , $00. to 76. i
Common dug * , $20. to $40.
MULE3.-16 to 16i hands ( excra ) , 126.
to 150. ) 14 } to 16 hands , $ iOO. to 140. )
14 to I4l hands , $76. to 100.1 18 * to 14
hands , $60. to 76.
Woman' * True friend.
A friend In need Is a friend Indeed. Thli
none can deny , eipouially when ( wslstance IP
rendered when onn Is sorely afflicted with-
dinease , more particularly thoM com
plaints and weaknensoa so common to out
female population. Every woman ihould
know that Electrlo Hilton ar woman' *
true friend , and will positively restore her
to health , even when all other remedies
fall. A tingle trial always proven our as
sertion. They are pleasant to the Unto ,
aud only cost fifty centa a bottle. Sold by
0. F. Oo < xlm ii
Money for the Unmarried.
One of the most tolld and substantial
Institutions In tlili country N the Mar.
rlagfl Fund and Mutual Trust A s < > elation ,
of Cedar Rapldr , lown. They are organ
ized under the laws of I wa , nnd their of
ficers and dlrrotorn arc among the leading
and mo t prominent business men of Cuilnr
Ribldi , Every unmarried person should
have a ccrtlllonto In this aoioclatlon.
It Is a splendid investment , as safe as a
government bond. You can just as well
have a Rood sum of money to commcuof
married life on as not. A Urge number ol
members have been paid off , receiving over
300 | > er cent on their luvwituient. Wrltn
for clrcul.VH fully detailing the plan , which
is the finest known. Do not postpone It.
Good agent * wanted. Mention whore you
saw this notice. i5-3m.
Judge Mlllor on Madnira
Speaking of wines nnd dinners , I
urn reminded of what I shall have to
call the "Old Madeira dodgo. " There
U no roMou Philadelphia should
know anything about It , for there is
no pretense lu Philadelphia , The
Yenorrlngs do not Hvo time. Yon
mast know , Mr. Editor , that the
indues of the supreme court are the
highest of the high la social 11 fo.
There are only nine of them. They
are in for life , and et 910,000 a year
aplooo. They , of course , are Invited
everywhere -generally In a body a
practice which they hate llko a fam
ine. Yon canoaslly see the reason.
Kaoh has his stock ot iokes and
stories , hli illustrations , his history ,
hlc recollections and his big cases.
Each ono has told these over and ovtr
again , and they Individually have heard
tha same thins from'thelr brothers of
the bunnh for so many yean that the
thing affect * them like their thirtieth
quail. But this Is a Madeira story :
L remember heating Mr. Jnitloo Mil
ler recount his experience withthe , old
Madeira fiend. Ho aald that ono of
the first thhga he noticed In social life
in Washington won the existence of a
large amount of fine , rich , old Madei
ra in this olty. He would qo 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 he would like to have
his "guosta tasu nothing llko It In
the country only a few bottles loft ,
the present a great occasion and ono
bottle cjnlto enough to go round. Next
he would dine with a cabinet officer
same old story Qentlomon , lot 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 , gentlemen , wonderful I beg you
to try It. The court goes next to a
senator' * ho7se , The dinner , gentle
men , has not boon worthy of the occa
sion , but I have something that wil
nuke 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 ; he
felt very grateful and wanted to know
what ho could do for mo. T
told him , just as ho was golug to sail
to got me some good Maderia. Gun
tlcmun , ho was ton years getting me
this wine. Ho bad to pay $200 a bet
tie for it , and sven at this price was
only able to got a few bottlos. Yon'l
find It worth drinking , gentlemen
This sort of thing lasted fur a year o :
two. Every house into which th
judito went had some celebrated olc
Madoria. I don't know how It was
with the other judges , but Mlllor , whenever
never pretends to know anything , ant
is noted for his level-headed common
sense , and is as great a hater of shams
as I ovorsavr , became very tired of th
old Maderia butlnoes , and only waited
for an opportunity to proclaim hi
ideas. It oamo in time.
Andy Johnson was president , and
G. H. Browning , of Illinois , was sec
retary of the Interior. Browning was
a fussy old fellow , with ruQK'd shirt *
and dignified manner. He lived very
nicely and very quietly on Georgetown
Heighti. He asked the judge * to
dinner. They came Good dinner.
At the proper time old Browning de
manded the attention of his gnosti.
lie Bald that he did not often comment
on the things he set before his guest * .
He thought it vulgar , but he had
something BO rare he thought hn
might be excused. [ Then Miller knew
that Madeira was coming. ] In fact ,
he wanted to call the' attention of hU
friends to some rare old Madeira ho
had smooth as oil , and fit for the
gods. He had obtained It from some
bankrupt king or prince , and there
was nothing llko it in the world.
Gentlemen , said ho , lot ns taste
U. Aa I have said , nobody
in the world hates a sham more
than Miller , and he could not stand
the Maderia basinets any longer , so he
nald : "Now , llrownlog , look hero.
Wo have had too much of this d d
Maderia business. Wo have not been
In a house in Washington for the last
throe years that the finest class of
finest old Madoria In the world has
not boon'sot btforo ns , and the thing
Is getting a little tiresome
Now , Browning , you are from
Qalnoy , 111. , and I am from
Keokuk , lovn. Neither of iu
know a d d thlnR about Madeira ,
and both of un had rather have pooz
whisky without comment than the
fluoat of Madeira with ouoh fulsome
commendation. Put your Madeira
utldo. and lot's have a t-Inss of whin-
ky , " That little opoech was nolsot !
abroad , and , strange to say , It vurj
properly stopped hosts from remind
Ing gueata what great attention vrui
being shown them , ospecla'ly ' as t (
Madeira.
Backlrn B Arnica ( Salve.
The BBHT BALVI In tha world for OuU
Bnlse * , Beret , Ulcer * , Suit Rheum , F
vsr Bores , Tetter , Chipped Hands , Chll
blalns , Oorni , and all slda eruptions , aci
positively era * * pile * . It I * guaranteed t
irfv * afctkfaeUoa t Bxarr refunded
Piie4,3St tipsf PCX. jfoi nit by C
A. combination of fr * *
tofidt of Iron , J'rrwci * * *
tabla form ,
JtiUtV , Lot * of JLff + -
tito , frottratton of rftat
fotetrg it i * in < Htpt *
iV.A.I.UO.aua Wrltoa : ciSEV. . J.L.TOWNEK ,
Afuir Uioronirh trial of the .
A .
rn.\nn * . . .
IEON TONIC , X toke plotuiuro rne Indnntry , . aya- : *
In taUn r that I have boon/ mnrn.nn . "X consider it
kr * U , vonefltod by its f mn a most excellent remedy tot
ue. KlnUtara and Pub X. the dobllitatod vital forces.
11 o Speaker * will find It
of the RTAatoot value
where ) a Tonic la nocoe *
aary. I rooommond it
aa a rellablo romodlai
Mrent , pee lntr un *
doubted nutritive and
reatoratlvo proportion.
- , jty. , CM , i , jew.
ruriuo firm DR. BARTER MEDICINE CO-8Mir.UAlHBT.CT.Mroi
A. M.
. . CLARK ,
Painter&PaperEanger
SIBNWBITSa&DEOnMTOB.
WUOLESALK & UKTAIL
WALL PAPER !
Window Sliartos aiifl ( Inrtalns ,
OORNIOKS CURTAIN POLES AND
FIXTDIIKS.
Paints , Oils te lirusbon ,
107 Boni1 > M lh Htrfnit
OM HA. - PK RABKA
WILLIAM SNYDER ,
HANUKAOTUHKKiOFa
Flra-Ulass 'Paining ' and Trimming , Ropairlng Promptly Done
1310 HarzioTt'Oor. 14th , Unalm
HAS THE BEST STOOK IN OMAHA AND MAKES THE LOWEST PRICES
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS
Have now been finished in our store , map -
Ing it the largest and most complete
FURNITUREHOUSE
In the West. An additional story has been
built and the five floors all connected
: with two
HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS , ,
Ono Exclusively ior the use of Passengers , These immense warerooms -
rooms -three stores , are 66 ieet wide are filled with the Grand
est display of all kinds of Household aud Office Furniture evei
shown.
shown.All are invited to call , take the , Elevator on the first floor
, nd go through the building and inspect the stock-
CHAS. SHIVERIOK ,
1206 , 1208 and J2IO Farnam Street , Omaha
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTER N HOTEL
HOTBL8. PROPRIETORS TOWN !
AnLINQTON. J. O. MolNTIRC , Lincoln , Neb i
WEATHERLY HOUBE , A. Q. WEATHERLY , Manning , Iowa. I
REYNOLDS HOUSE , O. O. REYNOLDS , Ooon Rapldit owa ,
8AHATOQA HOTEL , J , 8. 8TELLINIUQ Mllforct , Neb.
MARSH HOUSE , E. MANS , BttOWNSVILLE Nl
COMMERCIAL HOTEL' JOHN HANNAN Otromsburg N *
HALL HOUSE , A. W.fHALL LoulsvllU ,
OITY HOTEL , CHENEY & 90LARK. Blair , N * .J
COMMERCIAL HOTE. , J. Q. .MEAD , | N4llgh , Nat > .
GRAND CENTRAL C.8EYMOUR , NabraskaOltyINc. ]
MISSOURI PAOIFIO HOTEL , P. U THORP , Wa plni ; W t rH
COMMERCIAL HOUUt' A. O. OAARPEri , Hardy , Hob.
QREENWOOD HOUQE , W. MAYFIELD , aronwo3 < t , No ! )
OOMMEROIAL HOUSE , E. OTOREY. Olarlndn. Iowa
ENO'B HOTEL , C. L. ENO , Erernont , Mtto
EXOHANOE HOTEL , O. B. HACKNEY , AshUnd , Neb
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , FRANK LCVELL , Atkinson , N b
MORGAN HOUUE , E. U QRUDD , Qulde Recd , N .
SUMMIT HOUSE , 6WAN & UCQKCR Orcstoo , In.
HOUSTON HOUSE , QEO.OALPH , Extra , In.
REYNOLDS HOUOE , ) O.M. REYNOLDS , Atlantic , In , .
WALKER HOUUE , D. H , WALKEP , Audubon , la.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , 8. DURQE08 , Ncola , la ]
OITY HOTEL , Dl A. LLIAMO , Harlnn I * ,
PARK HOUSE , MRS. M. E. OUMMINOB , Corning , la.
NEBRASKA HOTEL , J.1L. AVERY , SUnton ,
MEROrlANTB HOTEL 0.1W , BURK.
OOMMEROIAL HOTEL , Bluichard , la.
PARKS HOTEL , F. M. PARK , Shenandoah la ,
OOMMERO AL HOTEL , HENRY WILLS ) , Dayld Olty , N b
BAQNELL HOUBE , OHA8. OAQNELL ,
OOMMEROIAL HOUSE , WM. LUTTON , VllllMM , la.
JUDKINB HOUSE , FRANK WILKINSON , Malvvrn , la ,
OALL HOUSE , H. H , PERRY , Ida Qrov , | la
. " COMMERCIAL HOU8I B.F.BTEARN8 , Odabolt ; la
WOODS HOUSE , JOHN EOKERT ,
DOUQLAB HOUSE , J. 8. DUNHAM , Olarfca , N .
BEDFORD HOUSE J. T. QBEEN , Bedford la.
ARLINQTON HOUBE j H. BLACK 6ON. farjitlllt Mo
NORFOLK JUNOTIONHOUBE A T. POTTER. Norfolk Junction N k
WINBUOW HOUSE Q. McOARTY- Riward , N b.
AURORA HOUBE M. n. JONEB , Auroar Nab.
OROZIER.HOUOk O. R. OROZ'ER ' , Sidney , N o.
AVOOA EATING HOUflt D. W. ROOKHOLD. Avaca la.
CENTRAL HOUBE LOOKWOOD A 8HATTUOK. Red Oak
FO8TEII HOUOE Oapt. JOHN FOSTER , Lewi * , I * .
WHITNEY HOUBtl K. HAYMAKER , Orliwold , fa.
DEPOT HOTEL , O. L , CHAPMAN , , , Dunl p , la
LU8K HOUBE. J A. LUBK , Logan , la.
DOW OIIY HOUSE , W. H. MORTON , DowOlt . : ia
AQQER HOUSE , JAQQRRft 80 , Denlton , la ,
ITAHMON HOT7BK. TAMA niTV. TA. . Harmon A K * lf . Proo
Hebraoka Loan & Trust Company
HASTINGS , NEB.
Capital Stook , - - IB100.000.
JAB.B. HKAKTWKLL , PrealdeDt.
A. L. CLAHKK. Vlco-I'ioaldent.
K. 0. WEUSTKll , r-
DIHEOTOIIS.
Bimuol Aloiandet Oswald Oliver ,
A. L. Clarke , K. 0. Web ter <
Oeo. II Pratt , Jiw. U. Iloartwell ,
D. VI. UcKl lllnoey.
Firct Mortgage Loans a Spooialty
This Company furaUhci a permanent , home
Institution where Bcbool lloi. tanj other legally
iMued Municipal socurltl * 10 iNubraaka can be
be Defoliated on tha n 11 avorable terms
tioani rode oa tmprove < l ( irn | n all well settled
countliMol thesUla ,
oorrMpondents.
FERSONAIf-'Tarts ot ths human body
emurKta , Aerolopcd ad trenrthenoJ , " eto.ls
an IntcrwUng adrert'ipment long run In our
pap r. In rvply to KalrlM wo will uy tbit
ihert ) U DO TU eco tt nitubug about this. On
the coDtruy , U * adrnl4 > ra air rery blgnly ID-
o don d. IotorMt d p noua may goi s Alvd rlr-
eulars liiiog all pwileuUrs , firing all purlieu-
u W , by addreMdag KiU UMiloal Co. , P. O. Ikix
010. JJafliJo , M. T-r
ORATEFUIi-OOMFORTDfO.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.
"By a thorough knowlodje ol Iba natural laws
blch EOT rn the operations ol digestion and
nutrition , and by a careful application ol tb *
lint properties ol wsll-s-looied Cocoa , 111.
Kpps has provided our breaklut tables with a
delicately flavored beverage which may save M
many heavy doctors' bills It Is by the JudtcloU
ase ol euch articles ol diet that a conitltutlon
may be gradually bulU up until strong cnoagb
to resist every tendency to dlseane. Hundred !
ot eubtlo maladies are floating around ua ready
lo attack wherever there li a weak point. We
may cecape many a latal Shalt by keeping our *
relvea vrell toitlfled with pure blood and a prep *
trly nourished Iraine. " Civil Service Uaietto.
Uado s'.raply with belling water or milk , fiol
In tins only ( J-lb and lb ) , laW.-Kl
JAME3 UPPS & CO. ,
Hotnoeopatbto OhomlBtn
wly London ,
Scud 81 , SB , 83 , OX
85 for a nuuipiu re
tail box by Kxpresa ,
of the l > eNt condiCH la
America , put up IB
elGcuut boxen , ana
Htrlotly pnro. Snltsv
bio for presents. Kx-
nr4 > cliartreB llcht.
llefera to all CbiMt *
go. Try It ouco ,
CANDY Address ,
G. F. GUNTIIEIL ;
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