THE DAlLf APKIL 9
Nebraska National Ban !
Of Omh , Kali.
r'ald np Capital. - $2&0X
DinEOTORS :
. H. JOUNSON , Presldint.of Steals , Johnsor
Co.
Co.F
F IOUZAL1N. Vlca Pr Uent , ot a , D *
H. B. , Doston.
V. MOR3K , ol W. T. Morse A Co.
OHN B. COLLINS , ol 0. n. & J. 8. Collins.
J. M. WOOLWOIITU , Oonnsellot nd Attorn. .
kt-Law.
L. 8. REBD , ol Byron Reed & do.
0. W. TATES , Cashier , late Cashier ol the Fl
National Bank ol Omaha , nd connected wl
the active management ol hat Dank since
organization In 1863.
Ors-iiD lor business April 27 , 1882 , with t
test cayllil cl jbu In Nebraska.
OOLLSCTIONS rocelve special attention and chi
tea lowest obtalnaSle hero or elsowhert.
IHTBKUT allowed on time deposit * upon tavi
able terms and upon accounts ol banks and bar.
II.
Foanas Excnixoi , Government Bonds , a
Count" and City Pectlea bought and gold.
Itllprsptred to do a general banking burim
all Its details , and In the treatment Ol ctuto
ers In will pursue tha moit liberal policy cons
teat ntth BA'O banking.
J. W KUDEF R.
Broker
Etockf , Bond' , CommertUl Paper and all oU
Qocd ecurltl sdcat In
1103m 4 , Nn. VS P. atl St , , Council niuflj , In
r FINAHCE AMD
FINANCIAL.
i Ipeclal Dispatch to TUB Us .
NEW YOBK , April 7.
; Money Loaned at 3@G per cent ; clot
! offered at 3 t er cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper-5J@6 r
cent.
Sterling Exchange Bankers1 bills qul
, aud steady at 4 83 ; sterling demand , 4 8 ;
Governments strong ; 4i's J per ot
1 higher ; 44 J per cent , higher ; S'a Ion
and extended 5's unchanged.
Stocks opened irregular , heavy and i
i per cent , below Friday'a close , but so
became strong and advanced. Tee mi
ket closad strong at an advance on t
day's transactions of | @ 1 per cent ,
QOVEllNUtNTS.
Yesterday. To-di
8's lOSJ HJ
5's. . . ' 102g 1C
4V * Coupons. . . . ' Ubj 11
A 119 $ 12
P tlfie ' of' * ) & 128 1
BTOOKB.
Adam * Express 12
Alton & Terre Haute ( i
do pfd S
American Express 90i
Burl. , Oedar flaplds & North. . . . 80
Canada Southern 08 J G
Ool. , Cin. & Ind. Central 1C
Central Pacific 772 7
Chicago * Alton 1 !
do pfd 1 !
Chi. , Burl. & Qulncy 125 15
Chi. , St L. & New Orlean 1
Denver & Rio Grande 49 J 4
Erie 37j I
do pfd !
fort Wayne & Chicago II
Hannibal & St. Joseph 41 4
. do pfd E
. ' > Harlem It
.Jy' Illinois Central <
' * - Ind. , Bloom. & Western J
Kansas & Texas 32g i
Late Shore & Michigan So. . . 1 lOtf ) ]
Michigan Central 95 $ J
Missouri Pacttio 1C
Mew Jersey Central 73J ' ,
Northern Pacific : 60 f
do pfd f
Northwestern 1374 1 !
do pfd U
Ifew York Central 12C { 12
Ohio & Mississippi 32 ? J
do pfd. . . ' . 1 (
Feoria , Deoatnr & Bvansv ' .
Pittaburg & Cleveland 1 !
Bock Island 1249 I'
Ht. Louis & San Kran !
fit. Paul & Mllwauk.be 101 ? K
do pfd II
St. Paul , Minn , ft Muiitoba. . . . 11
8t. Paul & Omnha 4
do pfd K
Texas & Pacific 414 '
Union Pacific , 97S !
Wabash , fit. L. & Pacific. . . . 31 ;
do pfd. fii'i
Western Union Telegraph. . . 83 (
PRODUCE St PROVISION
OBIOAOO.
OKIOIOO , April 7. Flour Ball a
weak ; rprfng wheat , 3 50&5 00 ; Miti
eat * , H 6X@J 25 ; bakers , 4 25 5 75 ; natec
6 00@7 6J ; wiuter wheat , 4 OUfeliOO.
Woe&t Mark-it active but Ao lo
102i fr . .pill ; I0oa@l05j tor Mi
107(3107 ( for Juiu ; Lt02@107for .In
No. a i hb go spring , 1 02i@l 0jj ; I
S Chicago eptiog 8Sjc ; J Jo 2 red wiat
Corn Maritt active , wrak nd low
< 7i@r'li3 ' for cash : 47J@4Sa f r Ao
6a @ 53 j for May ; 531a tur Juae ; 5'4@ l
for July.
Oata fjiwer and demoralized ; 41o
c h 38g32jfor April ; 41g3t'irMayj-
for June ; -1 jo fur July.
Ryu M rkct ateady at C6Je.
B rleyVntlter at 75e.
1'Ux rfeod-Q ilet and uto-vdy at I 44.
Timothy ; vwl Q tiet an I steady ; pc
to prinu , lC7i@t UO ; bettor grades , 1 C.
Pork In fair demand nnd enMer ; 17
@ 18 CO for rash nn'l Aiiril ; 18 12l8
for May ; 16 (03I8 321 for 'June ; 18 <
@ 1350 f.if Jul .
Lr'l Fair demand anl e iar ; 11 17i
11 20 for c h nnrt April ; 11 2r @U 274
Ma11 ; 32J@11 35 for Juoe ; 11 37@U
for Jnly.
Bu'k ' Meats Fair ilemaod ; shuuldc
17 70 ; short rib , 1000 ; short clear , 1)2C ( )
Batter Steady ; creamery. 18@C
dairy , ISSZOs
EKgi Fmr d-.nund at 16@17o.
Wbiiky Stoay and unchanged.
" NKW TOBK.
Nw YOEK , April 7. Wheat MM ]
mnsettled and i@Jo lower ; nngroded r
1.03Sl2li ( ; No. ' 3 red. 1151 ; > tenn
l o. 2 red , 1 16i@l 16 ; No. 2 red , 1 1 !
DflJ.
0-rn Unsettled and f@'J lower ; t
graded , EOlgSCJ : ; Ko. 2 , UJjgClio.
Oatd Market he vy , imU 1@IJ3 low
but closed steady ; mlied wettern , bl
i3Jj ; white western , ' 53 § 56 3 ,
K gs-Ddmaod f .ir and firm ; 19i@l9
Pork Mai ket dull and unchained ; u
nws , 10 15 ; optl'nj wholly nominal.
Lird Market firm ; prime steam , 11
@U 4 $ ,
Butter Unsettled
UILWAL'EtB.
MII.WIUKEB , April 7. Wheat We
nd lower ; No 2 , 1 03 ; April , 1 008 ; Ml
105JuD ; . 100JNo.3 ; , 82a.
Ocrn Flrm r , with mure inau'ry ; I
2. InMrdemwH at 523.
Oils LiwerjNo. 2 Hie.
Rye -Qjltt anl uno'iaatied , No. 2 , K
Barley Ljwcr atF43.
TOUDl.
TOLIUO Anrll 7. Wheat Ball a
nomin * ; No 2 red winter , for April. 1 1
Corn-Dull ; No. 2 o h , 631s.
Oats-Qiiet ; . 2 cssh , 45o.
LivtnroOL ,
Livinrooi , April 7. Breadstuffj
Firm
Wheat-Winter , 9j
81 Cd@9j 103.
Corn -New , 5s M.
ar , I.
ST. LOUW , ApriJ T. Flour Mart
dnll and nnch ngedj Jamlly. 4 WX24 (
10 ; fancy 16A5 45 ,
owj No.
red , 1 07 ® 1 07 i for cr.sb ; 1 03 , < 31 (8j I
Ma ; ; 1 C9J431 ! ) i for June ; 1 l'fii ' 0
for July ; 1 Ot tor Augmtj 10,4 'a , 10
for tbe je rj No. 3 roJ , 1 0 bid.
Corn Market lower * nd active for Mi
4647o for c ih | 40J4 Jo for Apr
48J@4 < Ja for May ; 501 ® 02 ° 'or ' Jut
52ja634a ( for July ; 41J ] lor the year , clt
Ing at iusido figures ,
Oats Market lower ; 41fi@42o for ott
4 ° jt@-l3&o for May ; 414o tur June ; 38J
39j ( or July.
Kye Market slow at 6r > c.
B.irler-Qutet at(5@76o.
Corn Meal Market steady at 2 CO ,
Butter -Unchanged.
KgK - Quiet atl3J\
Wdhkey- Steady ut 114.
Provisions dull , with only a small jc
blng trade.
KANSAS cm.
KAMBAB CITT , Aorll 7. Wheat
Market weaker ; No. 2 red fall. P3tj I
cub ; 93o bid for Msyj OGJBOtJjo I
June ,
Ojrn Market weaker ; 41Jo for cat
4Sga for May ; 44go bid lor Juno.
Oils Market slow ; 35o bldf jr cub ;
options.
LIVE STCCJS
to Tilt B l ,
[ For receipts and ehlpmenta o ! grain ai
live steak , sea 'Traffi } " in another 01
timu. ]
OH10AQO.
OHIOAOO , April 7.Tho Drovers' Jd
nal roprt an ( olh wst
Hogs Trading necessarily light , tro
and So higher ; general market bea'thv
an idvjnce ; mi ed , 7 ' 0@7 60 ; hevy. 7
@ 7 8U ; llxht , 7 20@7 GO ; rklp , 4 507 1
O.ttlo Moderate y nctho and eteac !
fat pony cattle selling strong ; export c
mapd very weak ; export steers , G 4C
6 85 ; good to choice shipping , 6 9P@0 I
oummuu to fair , 6 15(48 0 ; mixed bute
ers' steady ; common to eond , 2 50@3 i
medium to goad , 4 00&5 00 ; stackers a
( eodera steady at 330 ( < j5 25
Sheep Fair , steady aud firm ; comm
to fair , 3 601) 2.1 ; medium to peed , 6 6C
6 00 ; choice to extra , 0 25&0 75.
KANSAS 01TY.
KANSAS Oirr , April 7. The Oommi
cial Indicator thU afternoon report *
follows :
Cattle Market steady ; good to cho
steer ? , 5 80@G 40 ; stockenand feeders , 4
@ 4 75 } cows , 3 00@4 00.
Hogs-Marlcet nrmer andashadehiRh
Ifght , 7 05@7 15 ; medium , 7 20@7 i
heavy , 7 30f < 97 CO.
Sheep Unchanged.
ST. Locna.
ST. LOUIB , April 7. Oattlo Scai
slow and weak ; only retail trade ; prli
tending down ; heavy shipping steers , 0
@ 0.7o ; light , 5 506 25 ; good to b <
butchers , 4 75@575 ; good cow. and helfe
4 605 25 ; common , 3 25@4 00 ; stocki
and feeders , 4 l5@i ! 25.
Hogg Market slow ; light shlnpl
7 35@7 60 ; mixed packintr/7 257 i
butcheru" to extra , 7 C0@7 80
Bheep-MwJInni , 4 75@5 Si ; good
choice , 5 50@G 25 ; lanoy , G COfeG 75 ,
TRAFFIC.
Special DtipsilohM to Tni Bn.
ILOUU AND OBAINB
OBIOAQO , April 7. Receipts and ah
menta of flour and grain for the pi
24 hours have been as follows :
Receipts. Ship' '
Flour bbls . 7,000
Wheat bushels . 26,000
Corn " . 123.COO
OaU ' . 16,000
Kye- " . 5,000
Barley- " . 20,000
NBW YOBK , April 7. Receipt *
shipments of fiour and gram for tha p
24 hours have been as follows :
Receipts Bhp
Fionr-bbls . 18,500
Wheat bushels . 37,000
Corn " . 38,000
Oats- . ; . . .
OatsKANBAO
KANBAO Cm , April 7. Receipts
shipments of grain for the past
honn ha > e been aa follows :
Reo'ts. Ship
Wheat , bushels . 5.000
Com " . 9,000
LIVE BTOOK ;
OaiaAOO. April 7. Heoelpta and sh
menU ot live stock tor the past
honn hare been M follows :
Reo U. Bhlpm
Hogs . 3,500
Cattle . 1,600
Sheep . 2,2v.O
KANSAS Oin , A | > ri ) 7. Receipts s
shipmenU of live stock for the past
hours have been as follow ? :
Reo'ts. Bhlpm
Cattle . 700
Hog . 1,800
Sheep . .
ST. Louis , Apall 7. Receipts i
shipments of live stock for the past
honrs have been as follows :
Reo'ts. Shipm
Cattle . 1,000 ;
Sheep . G3
Hogs . . . .
OMAHA MAKK.JUTS.
Wholeutla Price * .
Omo or THS OIIAUA Bw , 1
Saturday Evening , April 7. j
The following are the only changes
ported la the market to-day :
Wheat , cash No. 2 advanced Jc ; c
No 3 declined Jc.
Green apples declined 50o to 75c
barrel.
Eggs advanced Ic.
Hide ) green , butchers , advanced } o.
Fiour declined 5o to IGo'per hundred ,
Chopped feed declined00 per ton
Changes In the market during the p
we.k , as noted from day to day , have I
a gradual falling nff from the prices ol
week previous. This is applicable ,
pecially to the grain and -ono or two li
of dry goods ; while various products
the farmr , cmch us potatoes , eggs , e
fame -advanced and are in good dema
Tfle priM , however , of thoao cominodtt
will probably decline acaln within
next ten dayv , although it is imposslbli
speak with any certainty .of potatoes ,
planting time is at hand tnd prices
very unsettled , partly on account of
poor quality ot stock on hand and pai
on account of the uncertainty of the s
ply and denttn 1 from now until seed t !
la past. Farmers througbouUbe coun
are suppoted to have stored more tl
they will need far seed , and it is repor
that , on examination , many of be pc
toes have been more or less decayed , i
large quantities are In an unenrkeU
condition. Kngc are tcarcn anl In c ; <
deiatnd. Butter Is plenty and lowe :
and the market dull , but prices will i
doubtedly go no lower until gnxss 1
grown large encugb for cattle to Hve
Theto la almost an over abucdtoee
orangfb and lemons , and the pilco r tna
about the ssms with only a fair demai
Freih oyttera are dull and will probably
taken oat cf the market w'tblo n week
two. Green house vegetables are j
coming into market , and ridlihes , onlo
lettuce , etc. , are on sale at Ihe'varii
commission houses and are telling at gc
prices , although the demand la not v <
great. Wood and coal is dull owing to 1
warm weather. Dry goods are compa
Urely unchanged , and Urge orders i
coming In from U orer tbe eottnti
Groe tlM averf tcnt th
jobber * are doing a very satisfactory bu
ness.
Local Qrnln Dealing-
WHEAT.Ciwh No. 2 , 86&c & ; cai > h M
8 , 71c : rejected , Mo.
UARLEY.-OashNo. 2. G3c > No ,
HYK-Cwh , 41)0.
NEW MIXED OORN-370.
OATS-37C.
SEEDS-BIne KMM seed , 125If
t'mo thy teed. 2 10@2 25 ; re I clover see
0 UO ; white clover seed. 13 00 ; millet see
1 00 ; Hungarian seed , 1 10 ; orchard gra
seed , 2 60.
Produce and Provision * ,
POTATOES 40@60o per Bushel.
ONIONS 40@fiOc per bushel.
BUTTEKChoice mohtry , 13io.
KGOS-Krosb , 15@lGo.
HONEY Callloraia , perlb , 31 ,
APPLES Per barrel , 2 25@3 25.
OYS rUUS Platt'o select oysters , 45
Standard , 3T ; mediums , 30
OKANUES-Messlna. S 75@$4 25.
LBMONS-84 00@4 60 per box.
BKANF Navy pr bushel , 2 75@3 0
CHICKENS -13@14c per Ib.
TUKKKYS-14o per pmmd.
Orocera List
CANNED GOODS Oyster * , 5
( F.eld's ) , per case , 64 OU ; do 1 Ib ( Fleld'i
p r ease , 3 7C | do 2 Ib ( Rtandard ) , per CM
a 90 ; strawberries , 2 Ib , per case , 2 4
raspberries , 2 Ib , per oasa , 3 CO. DAI
sons , 2 It , per case , 2 45. Bartlc
pears per case , 2 40. Whortleberrl
per cose,275. Egg plums , 2 Ib yercxee , ' . ! 9
Green gft % 2 Ib nor CMC , 2 90 ; do choice
Ib per case i 50. Pine Apples , 2 Ib , per ca
1 COOtS 75 , Peaches , 2 fe per CMC , 3 C
do 3 ID. case , 4 004 60 ; do , ( pie ) , S tt > , p
cane , " bO : doplo. G ft , per dotcu. ! i SO.
FLOUR Jobbing prices , Jack Fro
at. Louis winter ) $3.75 ppr U01bs.Topol ! ;
Patent Kansas , 3 GO ; . Mlnnohab
Minnesota Patent , S3 76 ; Shawnee fan
wiutor , $3.10 ; Eagle. XXXX wi
ter , 8i.7fi ; Triumph cprinir , beat , 2. 7
uhristian's superlative. 3.80 ; bran , p
ton. $1G 00 ; ohoppod feed , 818 C0@25. (
Queen Bee flour , per sack , 3 25 ; Noli
blve , per sack , 290.
L \HD OtuatinHeGnlnlnicCo. : Tlerci
12 < i ; 40 nnd 50-lb cans , lJc ; 20-lb car
l 2o ; 10-lb palls , screw top , 12&c ; 6-lb d
mo ; 3 Ib do , 12jo.
HIOE liouldlana prhne to choice , 73
80 ; fair , 7 < a74c ; Patma , 6Jc.
FISH No. 1 maokerel.'half brls , G 3
No. 1 mackerel , kits , 1 00 ; family mac
erel , half brls , 4 75 ; family mackerel , kil
85c ; No. 1 white fish , half brls , G 00 ; No
.OFFB B. Itlo , talr , Hot Ulo , go
lljo ; lu-itne to choice , 12 to lajo ; Old go
Java 18o @ 24s.
SUGAIW fowdered , lOo : Cut lei
lOo ; Granulated , O c ; Confectioners'
9 q ; Standard Extra 0,8c ; Extra
3o ; mudium yellow , 74o ; dark ' yellow , T.
SYUTJP Standard Com.44o , bbl
Standard do , 44 gallon kegs , (2 05 ; Sti
dard do. 4 gallon kegs , $1 95.
SODA In Ib papers , 83.30 per case ; k
oda , 21c.
NEW PICKLES Medium , In barn
$7 00 ; do in half bbls. 4 00 ; smalls , in bb
900 do , In half bbls , 600 ; gherkins ,
bbls , 1100 : do , In half bbls , 6 00.
STAUCH.-Pear ) . 44o ; Sliver Gli
Ola ; Com Starch , 94si ExcoldorSlo
To i Corn , 74o.
TEAS .Gunpowder , good , 45 ® !
Choice , 60@75c ; Imperial , good , 40@4I
Ohsloe , G0@75c ; Young Hyson , good , 8 (
Mo ; choice , 65c@81 00 : Japan Nat Lo
B5c ; Japan , choice , G0@75c : Oolong , got
35@40 ; Oolong , oho.oe , 4056 | Souohoi
good. 3540c : choice. 3515o.
ROPE Sisal , i Inch and larger , 1
ginch , lUc ; iinch , 12o.
WOODENWAltE Two hoop pal
1 75 ; three hoop pails , 2 00. Tubs , t
1 , 8 60 ; Pioneer washboards , 1 35 Doul
Crown 2 80 ; Wellbuokets , 8 50.
LEAD Bar , 81 65
VINEGAR I'uie tpple extra , li
pure apple , ISci Pinitinct cure annle , 1
SALT. Dr y loads , per bbl , 1 70 ; Ai
Ola , in sac ks , 8 50 ; bbl * dairy 60 , 5s , 8
SOAPS Kirk's Savon Imperial , 3 <
Kirk's satin/it , S 60 : Kirk' * standard , 3 '
Kirk' * white Busslan , 525 : Kir
Eutoca , 316 Kirk's Prairie Qnei
(100 ( cakes ) . 40 ; Kirk's magnolia do
POTASH Pennsylvania cans , 4 ca
In case , 8 85 ; Babbitt' * Ball , 2 doz. In oa
190 : Anchor Ball 2 doz in case 160.
PEANUTS Boasted , choice , red T <
neaaee , lOopor Ib ; fancy white , lOgc per
raw white Virginia raw , 10o | toast
12te.
CANDLES Boxes , 40 lbslfs. 15Jc ;
16c ; bcxes 40 Ibs. , 16 oc. , 6e , iBjc.
MATCHEb Per caddie , 95oj rom
OSM * . X8 10) ) square , oasm , 96 40.
MEATS Ham * per Ib. , 18Jo ; bai
per Ib. , 13Jo ; clear side bacon per Ib. , 11
dry salt sides per Ib. , Sic ; dry salt she
ders per Ib. , lOjc ; bacon shoulder * per 1
84o ; tierce Urd per Ib. ; lie.
SPIOEa-Pepper , 31 ; AlliplM , 1
Java , SfriQiJlc.Z Mocha , 28tc : Arbcok ;
UHEE3H Full Cream , 14 ei F
Skim. lOJa.
LYE American , 8 40 ; Greenwich , 8
Western , 2 75 ; North Star , 2 00 ; Lei
lye , 4 6" > ; Jewell lye , 2 75.
FEED Jobbing prices , Chop fe
$1.50 $ per 100 Ibs. ; chop corn , 81.40 ; br
70a per 100 Ibs. ,
HOMINY Now 04 OOpcr bbl.
Ory Qooat.
BROWN COTTONS Atlantic A , f
Appleton XX , 7c ; Atlanta A , 80 ; Be
FF , 8tc ; Buckeye LL , 44 , 7o ; Cabot
71o ; Chlttenngo A , 6 0 ; Uroat Falls
Sic ; Hocsior , 6Ja ; Honest Width , 80 ,
dlan Hend A , 8c ; Indian Standard
S c ; Indian Orchard d. w , , 8c ; Lawre :
LL , 6Jc ; Myutio river , 7tcjPoquot A , E
cohawmct LL , Jo ; Utlca 0 , 54c ; Wach
ett B , 7ic ; do A , 84c ; do E 48 , 12joV ;
Sitt BB. 8ic.
FINE BROWN OOTTONS-Allend
14 ; 7io ; Alligator 3-4 , Sc ; Argyle 4-4 , J
Atlantic LL. fiic ; Badger State X 4-4 ,
Bennington 0 4-4 , 6ga ; Buckeye 8. 4.4 , H
Indian Orchard AA 9-8. 84c : Laconli
39 , 84o ; Lehigh E 4-4 , 9Jc ; Pepperell
80 , 7c ; do 0 83 , 7jc ; do R 86 , 71o ; do E
8lo , ? ooasact 0 4-4 , 7c ; Wamoutta
13o BLEACHED COTTONS Andrea
gin L 4-4.D4oBlackstonoAA Irr.perlnl (
do do half bleached 44 , 9 s Cabot 4-4.
Fidelity 44 , 9lcVrnit ; of the Loom , 91 :
can.brloM,12icdoWaterTwiflt,10icLr ; ; !
Falls Q , So ; Indian Head shrunk 4-4 , ]
Lontdale , lOc ; do cambric 37 , 12 c ; N
York Mills. 12Jc ; Pequot A,10o ; Peppc ;
N a Twills , 12Jc ; Pocahontas 4-4 , C
Pocaoset 4-4,8io , ; Utlca , lie ; Wamm
O X X , 134c
UuOKS Colored ) Albany IS broi
8c ; do 0 , drab , llm do XA. stripes t
plaids , 12jc ; do XXX brown and dr
stripes and plaids , 124c ; Arlington fan
IBrDc : unawiok brown , 84o ; Chariot fan
124o ; do extra heavy , 20o ; Fall Rl
brown , trtct , heavy , 114c ; Indiana
brown IKni Neoonset A brown. ICe
TlUJUAUo AmoskeiB A O A
19c ; do XX blue 82 , 18Jo ; Arrowam
OJc ; Olaremont B B , 164ct Conestoga'
tra , 17ic ; Hamilton D , flic Lewiston
104c : do 83 12c : Yeomtn's blue 20
DENIMS. Amoskeak , bine and bfo
lG4c ; Andover DD blue , 15Jo ; Arllce
blue Scotch , IStc ; Concord OOO , blue-
brown , Utado AAA , do do 184 ; doX2
do do 14o Haymoker'a blue and brov
0c ; Mystic lUver DD Btripo , 16J0 ; PC.
River , blue and brown , IGc ; Unoaavll
bltas and brown , 14Jc.
lining , 24 Inch double taua ' , eitjj Garner y
glaztd , PJcj Manhattan glove finish , J
Newport do 6c ; do gkzpd,6J0 | Pcqnot
5o : Livckwood kid fir.li.fa. 60 ,
CORSET JEANS Amory , Bo ; Andi
oaea satteen. , 7ic ; Hallowel8o'lnjt
Orchard 7Jo ; Narr. gan ottlmp overlo
rfTri5ritt9n ! 940iRookport,7a
PRINTS - Aliens , 64o : Americas , d
Arnold , 7e ; Berwick. 4Jc ; Cochoco , j
Ooncstoga. SJc ; Dunkirk , j Doanc
6J@7c ; Eddystone. 7c ; Gloucester , 1
Harmony , 6ic ; Knickerbocker , 8lo ; M
n ao D. 7o ; llystle , 64o : Spraraei , (
Bouthbrldge , 6c ; do. Ginghams , 7oi Mai
bore , 6Jc ; Oriental 64c ,
aZNGHAM8 Amn.ke * , U , , Argyi
lOloi Atlantic , 60 ; Cumberland , 71
HfthUQa , 7Jo ; Keallworth , 8io | Pin
keit , Wii BU MX , Be.
II
Agate , 20o ; American , lie ) Artlslan , 2 <
Dalro D and T , 13lo | Olarioa D and
174 < : ! Deccnn Co.stripca DandT , lOc ) Kc
stone , 13Joj Nantuokot , 19o : Nonpart
LGc ; Ocean D and T. 18iqt Royal , 10
Sussex , 12o ; Tiog.i , 1'Jioj Wftobuectt ahl
n < jhooks. 12)c ) : do , Nankin , 124c ; Yor
ilaln N nkln. 12o ; do. checks , stripes ai
fancy. 124oj do , 8 01 200.
SHEETINUS-Androsocprln lM,27i (
do 9.4,23cdo 8-4 , 22o ; Continental
42 , Ho , Fruit ol the Loom 10-4 , 274 ; N
York mllls9S , S5c ( do 78 , SOc ; do 68. 22J
Pembrjko 10-4 , , 25c ; Pe < inot 1P-4 , 28jc , i
74 , 19o do 49 , IGc ; Pepixsroll 90. 21
do 67. 31odo ; 57,18c ; Ut'2ca 9G , SOc ; i
58 , Said do 48,17o.
rurt
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS-
Jarbollc , 50oj Acid , TarUrlo , 660 ; Balsa
Jopabla , per Ib , 70o ; Bark , Sassafras , f
b , ISjj Calomel , nor Ib , 75oj Oinchonid
* er ox , 8110) ) Chloroform , per Ib , IX
lover's powders , per Ib , 81 23 | Epsc
3alt , per Ib , 84c : Glycerine , pure pa 1
> 0c ; Lead , Acctnto , per Ib , 2
) I1 , Oaator , No. 1 , per gal , * 1 5
Oil , Cantor , Nc. 8 , per gnl , fllfi , ' 0
OHva , per pal. 81 60 ; Oil , Origanum , f
Opium , $ r , 10 ; Quinine P. & W. * R. & f
> or or , 31 85 ; Potassium , Iodide , per
II76 ; Balaoiu , per ot , 40o ; Sulphate
Morphine , per oz , 83 85 ; Sulpnnr Co
per Ib , 4c | Btrvchnlne. Dor os , 81 45.
PftlnU Oils and Varnishes
OILS 110 * carbon , per gallo
12o ; 150' hondllght , per gtllc
14oi mr homllleht , per gallon. K
60l Water > Vnlte , 18c ; .llnsoe
raw , per frallon , 56 ; linseed , bollc
> or gallon , t8jj Urd , winter str'd , per ( ci
on , f5 ; No. 1 , 860 ; No. 2 , 75c ; cast <
XXX. prr gallon , 1 25 ; No. S , 116 ; swoi
> er gallon. 85ct sperm , W. B. , per gallo
, 76 ; fish , W. B. , per gallon , 76j ; neatefoi
extrn , per gallon , 93c ; No. 1 , 65o ; lub
coting , zero , per pollen , SOc ; summer , II
( olden machine. No. 1 , per gallon , 35o ;
I 30 ; sperm , signal , per gallon , 80c : tt
pentlne , per gallon , tJ5o ) nap tha , 74 , i
gallon , ir.o : G4' , 17o
PAINTS IN OIL White lead , Oma
P. P. . Go ; white load , St. Louis , pure , G !
; M rB3lllc green , 1 to G Ib cans , 2
French zinc , gteen son ! , 12o ; French tli
rod seal , Ho ; French tlno , in varnish as
20o : French tincc , In oIlAost 16o ; Ri
and burnt umber , 1 Ib cans 12oi raw
lurnt Sienna , 13c : Vandyke brown ,
refined lampblack. 12c ( coach black at
"ory black , IGo ; drop bla < k , IGoj Prnssl
iluo , SOo ; ultrwnarlno bice , ISci ohm
green , L. M. & D. , 14cblind ; and ( hut
reon , L. M. Sc. D. , 14c ; Paris green. 1
Indian rod , 15o : Venetian red. 9o ; Tns (
dre , 22o ; American Vermlllod , LAP , , 1
chrome yellow , L. , M. , O. & D O , , 1
yellow ochre , 9o ; golden ochre , 19 ; pati
dryer , 8c ; graining colors : light oak , di
oak. walnut , chestnut and ash lEo.
Dry ° lnts
White lead , So ; French lino. 10c | PC
slan blue , 55c ; ultramarine , 18c ; vandy
brtiwn , 8o | umber , burnt , 4s ; umber , r
4oslenna ; , burn t , 4c ; sienna , raw ,
Paris green genuine , 25c ) Paris green cc
20c ; chrome green , N , Y. ' 20o ; chn
green K. , 12c ; vonnllllon , Eng. , 70o ;
million , America , 18c ; IndiJau red , ' .
rose pink , 14c ; Venetian read , Coku *
21c : Venetian red Am. , Ijta ; red lead , 7
onrome yellow , genuine , 20o brome 5
low , K. , 12c ; ochre , rochella So ; ocl
French. 2Jc ; ochre , American ,
Winter's mmeral. 24oj lehlgn brown. 2
Spanish brown , 2&c | IMnce's mineral
VARNISHES Barrel * per nil
Furniture , extra , $1 10 : furniture , No.
SI ; coach , extra , SI 40) ) oaoh , No.
8120 ; Damar , extra , 81 76 | apan , 70c ;
phaltnm , extra , 85o | sholU $3 60 | hi
oil finish , ( ISO.
HldM fun , Kte.
HIDES < * reon butcher1 * hide * , 6
7o cured Gi@74o ; hides , green n
dry flint , kouno , 12ai3o ) dry c
and kip , 12@14c : dry salt hide * , * oui
10llo ; green calf. wt. 8 o 16 D * . , 111
green calf , wt , under 8 Ibs , per skin. E
green pelts , 6CK981 25 | green lamb ski
81 25@160) ) damaged hides , two-third n
out scored and one grub , classed ti
tLIrds rate , ) branded hide * 10 per eent.
Coon skins , No. 1 , 45c ; No. 2 , SOo ; No ,
20jj No. 4 , lOo. Mink , No.SOoj No
16o ; No. 8,15o ; No. 4 , 60. Fox , No ,
60o ; No , 2 , 25o. Skunk , No. 1 , b !
660j short stripe , 40cj narrow strlpeo ,
broad stripe. lOc. Tallow 7o , - / ;
Lstatncr
Oak sole , 880 to 42o ; hemlock sole , JS <
85o ; hemlock kip , 80o to 100 ; rune
65o to 80c ; hemlock calf , 85o to 130 ; hi
lock npper , 28o to 26o ; oak npper , S
alligator. 4 00 to B 60 ; calf kid , 82J
Grelsen kid , 2 50 to 3 76 ; oak Up , SOo
1 00 ; oak calf , 1 20 to 1 SO ; French 1
110 to 1 6C ; French calf , 1 25 to 3 00 ; i
setts. 5 60 to 7 60 ; linings , 600 to 10
toppings , 9 00 to 10 GO ; B. L. Morocco ,
to 35c ; pebble O. D. Morocco , 86ci dm
STOtoSOO.
HARNESS No I B ar oak , 42o ; N
do , 89o ; Nc. 1 Ohio oak , 880 ; No. 2
S5c ; No. 1 Milwaukee , S7o ; No , 3 do '
Lumber.
WHO'-ISALX
We quote lumber , latn and shingle *
cars at Omaha at the following prices :
JOIST AND BOANTLINO-16 ft. i
on lor , $22 00 ; 18 ft. , 823 50.
TIMBERS 16 ft. and under , t22 Ot
TIMBER AND JOIST-18 ft. , 23
2C ft 323 SO , 33 ft. , 826 50 ; 34 ft. 826
FENCING-NO , i , 4 and B in. , 824
No. 2 , 822 00.
SHEETING No. 1 (2nd ( ocmn
boards ) . SCO 00 ; No. 2 , 81800.
LIME Per barrel , 81 25 ; bulk per t
S5g ; Cement , bbl , 82 26 Iowa plas
bbl , 1P3 60. Hair per bu , 60o. Tai
felt 100 Iba. 3 50. Straw board , 83 51
Heavy Hardware Ust.
Iron , rates , 8300 ; plow otael , sp
caat , 7o ; crucible , 80 ; special or German
t" tool do. 1C@20 wRRon pokej ,
. i © 3 00 ; hubs , poreot , 125 ; felloes , sa <
dry. 1 ' 10 ; tongues , each , 70B5o ; AX
each , 75o ; aquare nuts , per Ib , 7@ :
waBhors. per Ib. 8@18o ; rivet * , per Ib , :
poll chain , per Ib , 6@12o ; malleable ,
Iron wedges , 60 ; crowbars , Co bur
teeth , 4c ; sprinp teel , 7@8c ; Bnrdi
her Mhonn. B ait Burden'a mulcshoes. 6
BARBED WIRE In car lots , 7 B
8 50 PPF 100.
NAILS Rates. 10 to GOtf , 8 75.
SHOT.-Bhot , 81.86 ; Buck .not , C2 ,
Oriental Powder , kcge , 30.40 : do. .
keg > . 83.48 : do. , quarter kngs , 81.88 ; Bl
Inff. kozs. 84.85 : Fuse , per 100 feet 60o
COAL Cumberland , hlaokcmlth , I
Morris Run BloMbn , 812) ) Whitebre
lump , ff4 frf ) ; JVWtebreust nut , t4 60 ; Ic
lumn , 84 50 ; Iowa nut 14 50 ; Rook Sprl
J7 00 : Anthracite , 811 60@12 00 ; Oai
City , $7 03 per ton.
LJquors
ALCOHOL 188 proof. 325 per w
gillon ; extra California spirits , 187 pr (
3 60 ; Kentucky bourbons , 200@7 00 ; K
kuK ? and Pennsylvania ryes , 2 00@7
BRANDIES-Importcd , 00 16
domestic 1 404 00.
In } | > orted * M8 ° ° ' < JomM
RUlIslmnorted , 4 60rJ OOj W
nKland. 2 004 00 ; domestic , I 603
? AND APPLB N"
764 0
CHAMPAGNES-Imported per on
O'Amirlua , eas r 120
1GOO
T " ° e' 4 B ° ® 18 ° °
WTWUd T
WINES Rh no vrlne , per auto , G W
2 00 ; Ottawhu. per case , 4 00(5)7 ( ) 00.
Olvftrc And TotnocoB *
* " ! , ? 0111 I > aHs.-liard to Ke
l . ! .5oldeAThr < ' 1 , 70 < : i. * ' ' intaIn , 8
Favorite , 65c ; Rocky Mountain , 6
Fancy , 65oj Daisy , 60c. In tin fol
8MOK1
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p'v'
' - w-i.u * v > w W * * A 14lillUU |
0146 : ; Dukes Durham , 16 or , 40oi Seal
North Carolina , 16 o * . 46 ; Seal of Nehr
ka , 16 oz , 88c ; Lone Jack , 4 ot , linen bs ,
Pf'lb , 8L85 ; Marbure'Pock 3 or , i
oil , 65o ; Do f T aU 660.
. . . .
AJfrino nawM ed , light. 1491801 Laavjr
® 1816cj medlaai unwaihid , Ujbt,18@2
washed , eholM , J2 i fair , SOeitab-dlr
Horse * and Mule * .
The market 1 * brisk and all ( Trades
oiling well at slight advanoo In pric
The demand for good horses exceeds t !
upply oonsWoraoly. } 'ric p recgr as f <
owsi
Fine slnglo drivers , 8160. to S00. | Krt
Iraft howM , $176. to 22B.J Common drn
lorsas , 81W. to 160.J Eitrn form horn
110. to 125. ; Common to Rend fmtj hotnr
! 90. to 8100. j Extra plu r. COO. to 71
Common t > lng , 020. to CIO.
MULES. 15 to 154 hands ( enraV P1I
o 160.1 : 14i to 15 bands , OiCO. to 14 (
4 to 14J hands , $76. to 100.J 184 to
hands , 860. to 76.
COMIMC CROPS ,
The Aspect of Winter Wheat
Changed for the Bettor ,
Review of the Grain Market f (
the Paat Week ,
OUIOAOO , April 7 [ Herald npr
a1-The week juit olosed hi
> ut a much more fnvorablo ospc
on the condition of the \vlntor who
rep , nud materially changed the vlov
of leRlmato dealers und speculators i
iTcnls. It la now conceded that U
iroipcc'.s are favorable for n harvo
not nearly 00 muoh below the vor8 |
,3 has been calculated on , and vnlu
lave changed accordingly. Some nt
Ions have undoubtedly Buffered Bovor
y. In the southern holt the lo
hronflh the extreme winter nnd tl
Irouth Bnocoedlng , Is now reckoned
20 to 25 per cent. Seorotaiy Smith
of the California state board of sgrloi
' nro oatlraatoa a yield of 80 per out
'or the Pacific slopo.
In all parts of the country a mo
encouraging idea of the situation
jarront than was a week ago. Ti
'act co operative clrcu-natancen ha
r.ducod a sharp in prices on "ohan
here , starting on Wednesday with
; umblo of two cents abuihol , follow
by a fooling of weakness and oontinn
easiness , until at last it scorns to
oellovod that for the present , at low
the bottom has boon reached. T
weather ban also favored the fcai
while thn English market has be
rroak and depressed under heavy i
rivals , cf which , it 1 * Incldontly me
llonod , only about 14 per cent ,
American wheat , showing that Wi
torn Europe Is comparatively indopt
dent of the United States on the to
question.
When prices weakened millions
bushels ot lone wheat were thrown
the market. Lester & C ; . , Rumi
Uros. , andothora of the staunch
bulls , began unloading. This atari
the crowd , and many who had hold
for a long time , hoping for a roaotli
booamo discouraged and closed i
their deals before their losses wi
greater. Margins on hundreds
small lots were exhausted and I
trades cleared out , thus adding to I
offerings and increasing the downwi
tendency. Shorts who were aatUf
with thojwlnning * already accrued
them woio the principal buyo
the ontsldo orders being smi
It has been rumored tl
Truman B. Htndy , the ki
manipulator , had ooneluded tl
prices wore now low enough to w
rant a corner in May wheat , and v
working with that end in view. A
Handy states that ho still belle' '
wheat too high ; that there Is no c <
sumption at present prices and can
none. It will have to go yet low
he says , for the Earopeon oonnti
have ample supplies , and them is 01
limited demand for the imme :
stores of grain now in sight. A
ollqua which attempts to manlpul
wheat must buy at the outset sei
and a half million bushels in st
iero , and that la bat the first st
When the January corner was i
; here was but three and a half mill
bushels in Ooloago elevators.
Nothing is doing in the ( bur trainer
nor will there bo while prices
hero they aro. Eren when oonc
slona of 50 cents were granted I
purchasers were to bo found. 1
market la over supplied , and the
mand must bo allowed to catch
which must bo the ease soon if
mills oontinuo their present low r
production. Stocks are kept Il |
here , notwithstanding the absence
business , the roceipta littleozcoadl
thu local consumption.
With wheat hnvo followed thoot !
food market u. Gnu hns had uspm
cause for weakness in the nnu-ual
oroaoo in the acnninnlailou hero ,
which was added 700,000 buaho'a ' I
week , and probably nt muoh moro t
weok. Ljrqo arrivals fromS : , Louis
n ld to bu part of a consignment
503000 bushels ordered hero fr
elevators nhero there nro thron n
linn bushels ready to cotno. Nin
per cent of this Is grading No. 2 , i
the pprcantago of nil rc iptB 11
graded has increasrd to tiO. 801
and McOormtck and Nichols & i
have unloaded largo amounts
HOB torn parties and the panel
brokers have been si'llnro. Tno bn
in prices ha ? boon siffijlont to h
oansod b panto In tha old days
cllqios and corners , May , herotof
thu favorlto option , has been drop ]
and is aolllcg three cants under Ji
VVheu it touched 6'lji , hotravor ,
found a good many buyers who ia\
profit In it at that figure. The ontli
for higher prices is not Rood , th
belDR little ohlppleg demand , fore
markets ruling easiorv and Kansos ,
well an Missouri holders prescing s :
boycnd the demand.
Oits have boon cheaper owing
Information that the principal lei
have sold out and abandoned the
o ) rner yet shows moro strength ti
other grains.
Rye and barley are dull with vi
little demand , the former belop shac
to suit buyers , bat barley holdl
rather firm.
Provisions are Buffering from I
depression in the hog market a
have been on a doollno all the wei
The demand VTAB only fairly aotl
and a farther brokk is feared ,
though strong parties are long
lard and onr stocks of ixpi
moats are small for this season of t
year.
year.Balls are acaico on 'change aud sac
need a leader. The bears had ovei
thing their own'way lait week ,
FOR SiLK.
A drugstore in western Iowa , pop
atlon about 3 601. stink from $0,0
to tS.OCO , sales f 18,009 per auuoi
> nly two drug stores In the town ,
arge country trade. Inquire of i
B jgers , KUIard Hotel drag store.
OHVLA.BLA. :
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
Offices and parlors over the new Omaha
National Bank , 13th , between Farnam
and Douglas Streets ,
A , S , FISHBLATf , M , D. , - PEOPBETOE.
Dr , Fishblatt can bs Consulted Every Day Exoept Fridays an
find t nturdnys , these vwo Buys bciiitr devoted to flis Dispensary
fit Dos Jfloioes , Iowa. ttpeowl attention given to diseases of th
THROAT AND LUNGS , CATARRH , KIDNEY AND BLADDER
And Female Diseases , as well as All Olironio and Hervous Diseases
llaiilicov rod the greatest euro Inlhe worM lor wetknof * ol Ihc back nd llmht. Involuntary
Kcnargts , lmx | > tmcyK niri\dobl \ Ity , ncrvousncm , Ian juor , contusion ell < lo i , r Jplt ttonof tht
art , timidity , trembling , Hlmnom ot l ht or g'tUlnoM , disown or the hi ad , throat , ICM or tkln
Ooctiont ol tt liver , IU-IRS , stomach on bowels thmn trnlble disorders art ( tig from to lUry b b.
tsityou.h. . injBocritnricU 01 mote ( Hnl to the yletlmi Uantho sonrscf Sirens to the marln-
rn tt ubses , bllghtlnc their inoit ridlant hope < or titlU > tlom , rendering mtrrlate ImnOMlOle.
Those tlut ne tulortng from too vul practices which deitroy their mentaland pnriioal lytteml
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
The symptoms o which ro a ilull.dlstrossod mind , which unllts thorn from performing tholr bnsl-
rMS and social diitlw , makes happy irukirlogo I mi 01 * bio , dlitresios the act on ol the hf art , causing
ln htiot heat , do r.'Bilonol | > lrl' . cv > l Ijrobvllii ? . . cowardice l > n , dmmi , ros'lcai nights ,
dluljMi , forget u'neM , unnatural dlschirttcs , pala In the back nJ | hips , hort breathing , raelaa-
choir , tire nailly ol company and ruvj crot. rcnw to ba alooo , foollntc ai tlrad In tbe m irnlng a *
when retiring : , simlnil wi < * kms' , loat nuntrol , white bono deposit In the urine , uerroutaesa. con
fusion ol thousht ircailillng , watery and weak eyes , drFpepsIs.leonttlpitlon , paleneM , pUn am ?
weakness In the limbs , eto. . should consult ino immmlUtel ; and bo restore J to poilooi health.
YOUNG MEN
Vhohare become victim * ol solitary tlco , that drcadlul ami detractive hab't whlchVinnatllj
wropatoan untimely glare thnuuncljrf young msn of oxilteJ taUnt and briilUnl Intellect who
inljht otherwise cnlranoo listening senators wltn the thunders ol their loquonce 01 wake toecsia-
cy the living lyre , may call with lull confidence.
MARRIAGE.
Married person or young men contemplating tutrr'ags bo aware ot physical weaknen , lout
procroatlve power , Imprtency , 01 any othi r dlsquallflca'lon speedily rtllovad. lie who placet him
til u der Ine care ol Dr. Plan > la t may roll jioudy oonflde In his honor aa a gentleman , and conS-
dontly rely upon Wt silll as a phyilclan.
ORGANAL WEAKNESS
Immedlstely cured and full vigor roitored. Tcla dliSnsslnff affllc lo which renders llle a burdea
and mairlage Impo's'ble , Is tno pontlty paid by the victim lor improper tnd ilgtnce. Young people .
areap to commit oxo ssti ( torn nit hf Ine awart ot the drevlfui consoquoieei lhal may e < su * .
> ow wto that under * ands tMs subject will deny that procrrat'on li lost uoner by the o falllnf
nla Into Iniprop r habits than by prudantl Betides being denrlr d ol the plruiure ol nialthy oS.
spring' , them ntsorliui and d'fttruoltvo symptoms ol bHhbouy aniinlnJ arise. The system to-
comes derang d , thiphtslcal and moot a' mno'.lons wotkon ; Loisol procrcatlvo powers , nerroua
nibliltydspepaU , palpltat'oa ' ol the heart , Indigestion , ( constitutional debility , watting oltb
fiamo , cough , consumption ana death.
A CURE WARRANTED.
Persons rulnsd In hralth by unleainod pre'cnders who keep them trlfl'ng month after monl
Itklngpoljoncuiand Injurious couipounJB , should apply Immediately.
DR. FISHBLATT
graduate ot one ol the mott eminent college * ol the tm'tel Status , hiaefl < ct dtimo olth mott
astonishing euros that were eveikniwn ; many tioublod with ringing In tht rart and head , whoa
asleep , great norrousno < t beli'g alarmed at certain sounds , with Inquent bloihlng , attended omt
times with derangement ol the mind wore cared Immediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. F. addresses alt tbote wha have Injured thtmselvM by Improper Indu'gsno * 'and solttAfj
habits hleh nil i both bidy ard mind , unfitting them lor builno'S , study , so-loty or marrlago.
Ihtse are some ol the melanch lyeBicU produced by the tirly hablUol touth , vli : Weak *
nem ot the b k and llmbu , pains In tfi > head an I dimness ol sight ln < * ol muscular piwer. patpl-
tat Ion ot 'he heart , dyspepsia , nerroui Irritability , dorangomeul of digestive functions , debility ,
consumption , etc.
PRIVATE OFFICES , OVER THE OMAHA NATIONAL BANK ,
OMAHA , NEB.
CONSULTATION FREE. Charges moderate and within the reach ol all who need idenrlfk
Medical treatment. Tbo > o who res do at a distance and cannot call , will receive prompt attention
through nail by tlmp'y tending th or symptom wlih po.tage.
Audr tt Lock Box 34 , Uaaha , Nib-
HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS ,
in Important Meeting in Omaha
Friday ,
An Institution of Importance
to tne State.
The meeting called by Mra. W ,
B. Slaughter and Mrs. 0. B. Parker
Friday , to talk over matters per
taining to the support of the Home
for the friendless In Lincoln was
well attended by Iho ladle * .
The mooting was called to order by
Drs. D. P. Burr. Mrs. I. flowVor
was chosen chairman , and Mrs. dish
secretary.
Mrs. Fuller led in prayer. Mrs.
Howvorthen Introduced Mrs. Faiker
who gave the history of the Home.
She slid R lady cnmo to Lincoln in
1876 from Lcftvonworth , Kaneao , and
formed n society auxiliary to a looloty
in Kansas , and they sent their friend-
lets and homeless ones ( women and
children ) to Kineaa.
In 1670 the ladies of Lincoln fonnd
they had great need of a homo In this
ntntp , BO they withdrew from the
KIUBSB society and formed a sncluty
of. their own. Two yrnrs PRO the
Icglulataru appropriated $5,000 for the
gronnda and building ,
The ladles cent on agent to Oniahi }
and several other cities to try and
have a bid put In for the losation of
the Hoinn. No bid cama from any
oily but Lincoln. They gavb f2050.
This year the legislature gave $2COO
tmjro to complete the building. It Is
a two story btick with stone base
ment. It Is partly furnished. It Is
to bo supported by contributions , as
there Is no appropriation for running
expontos The ladles wanted to form a
anolety hero to help snpprrt the State.
Homo in Lincoln , and Bociuly hoto
fonnd , cnn sand th < ir homlcHi women
and ohildon them till permanent
homes are provided for them.
Mrs. W , 0. Slaughter , of Omaha ,
the superintendent of Iho Institution ,
nixt addressed the mooting. She said
she entered thn homo as superintend
ent thu lit of June. Bho gave a do-
scrlptinuof the different Inmates who
entered the homo since oho had been
there. , and told of the great good
already done. They have now twelve
iomites. Suveral have heun helped n
few days , then homua provided for
them , nnd several children have been
adopted into iood homes.
A srolety was then formedof which
Mrs. Dieismoro was elected president ;
Mrs. Glsh , secretary. Mrs. D. P
Burr , cnrro pn"dlug coorotary , and
MrH M. L MiK.on , treasurer ,
The laditB agreed to furnish ono of
the rooms in the II nine and have it
callnd "Tho Omaha Room. "
Fifteen ladloi enrolled their names
ss members , and several ladles agreed
to contribute to the f arnlshlng of the
room who wore not prepared tc join ,
This is a work that has long been
needed and many feel that it U a grand
opportunity.
Now that the state has provided the
Homo , all the people have to do Is to
support it. Several donations have
been sent to Omaha. A fine chair
from Dewey & Stone , sixteen pounds
of seeds from John Evans to plant
their garden of two acres , and nine
teen ohlckons have been col
lected by Mrs. A. M. Olark from
residents of West Omaha Mrs. B > lemon -
mon sent a parbr lamp , and Mr. B.-n-
nett has also sent a donation from his
store.
A mooting will bo called next week ,
and all ladles interested In helping
the friendless and homeless are urged
to attend.
A homolcrs woman from Omaha is
to bo received in the Homo next
week. She has been supported by
kind ladles Iioio ell tvluUr.
JOHN H. KROK-
Has the largoot assortment of Hinges
and Cook Slovo , Barb F noa Wlro ,
all of which you can hny cheaper than '
any place in toira at G15 and 617 N.
10th street. m27-mo-tt
OVER THE HILL.
Perry Bbotwoll Ooea to the Pen ITor a
Term or Savon Yeara.
HUto Journal.
Perry Shotwoll , n former well <
known ollizon of Lincoln , who killed >
a hatohor in Oimha some time last '
winter , and who was tried and fonnd *
guilty of manslaughter and. sen
tenced to the penitentiary for a term
'
o ! seven yoir , arrived in the city last , ,
ovonlcg , In the custody of Sheriff D. \ <
N. Miller , of Djnglas county , and waa
at ouco taken out to the prison. A few 4
years ago Shotwoll was an in
dustrious young man , working ; on his >
brother's farm , near Wavorly. The
drnci ry of farm work became too
monotonous for him , aud in an evil
hour ho removed to Lincoln , leaving
a young wife on his brother's farm ,
lu Lincoln ho became acquainted with
n oliss of ynnng men , and spent , night
after night in dobacnhery , neglecting
his wife < aud children ard taking up
with utrurnpota. His nlfo procured - >
od a divorce from him , and
then he loft Lincoln ai.a .vent . to Om
aha , where ho was employed in ono of
the hotels ef that ci y Ono night
while nltempUng to put a drunken
man out of the hotel , a row ensued ,
which resulted in chooting and killing
thn man. For this crlmo ho was tried
and sentenced , as above stated. His
brother who rotldea near Waverly is
highly spoken of by his neighbors , but
hu refutes In any manner to beoomo
instrumental in saving him from what
he deomn a just puniehrnent.
Ed. B. Williams , merchant tailor ,
Millnrd ho'ol block , has now in stock
a full aud d ( > gant line of Imported
pprlngtultlngt. The latest and best
nlwayii til himd. Call and look through
the otuolc. spi4-3t
Why Net !
Qliango the "Young Metis * Christian
Association" of this city into "Youcg
Pttoplm Literary Soolotj ? "
Lad i OB and gentlemen of OmahV , >
pleaio ftivo tha question a thought , ' '
fcnd oblige yours truly , X. '
If you are not married , write the Mar.
rltge Fnnl and Mutual Tnut Aasooia-
lion , Oedar Itapld * , Iowa , for drouUr * ,
uplainlng tha pkn. IMax. " .1