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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1885)
THIS DAILY BEE TUESDAY , FEBRUARY 3 , 1885 , NEBRASKA OMAHA. . NEBIUSKA , * PAID UP CAPITAL . IJM.OOO U. TTJ TATKS , : A. K. TOUZAUH , rinldenl , Vlo President. ; V. MOOHE , JNO. R. COLL1K8. LKWIS 8. HKED , at K. Ilayden , Aattitant and Aotla ( Oaihlti. ornoii The Iron Bank1 < OOB , 12TH ANDFABNAM STB , A. GENERAL UANKINQ 13U3INE38 TKANSAOTBD , XNTKUH8T Allowed on time dapotlta npon avotablo tomn and npon MoounU of b nki and bnnkors. FOKKION EXCHANGED Qovcrament Dondi uid Ooanty Mid City tocmltleu bonghl nd told. In Ita trontmont of crutomers the moet llbjr ir l policy ii pursued cennUtont with safotd nJ lonud banking , and we invite corrMponc ? anoa or poraunal Inquiry in ionnootion there with FINANCE AND CONirflERCE. FlhANOIAU NEW YOBK , February 2 , Money Market easy nt l@li per cent , closed ollorod nt 1. Prime mercantile paper 4@fio , Sterling Bills-Strong nt 183J. Sterling Exchange Uomand 4.8GJ. Governments Firm. Railway Bonds Generally steady. Erie now seconds heavy , Stocks Active ; during the early hours stocks under honvy buying for long und short account advanced 4@2l per cent. The most prominent features of speculation were Lack- awnnnn , Western Union nntl Union Pacific. In the nftornoon there was n decline of 4@1J per cent , Union Pacific , Coalers and Erie- being - ing especially weak. Near the close Western Union developed marked strength and was largely bought on an alleged improving busi ness of the company. This started up the entire list once more. The final sales showed a recovery of J@J per cent. Compared with Saturday closing price * are i@3J per cent higher , except Denver & Rio Grande and Erie , which are 1 per cent lower. OODl'ONH , 3's 1014 44's Coupons 112J U.S. 4'a 1213 Pacific C's of ' 95 125 STOCKS AND BONDS , Control pacihb 2"jj Chicago & Alton 131 do do pfd 150 'Chicago , Burlington & Quiucy 11SJ Delaware , Lnckawnna & Western 00 Denver & Rio Grande 8 Brie 114 do pfd 20 Illinois Central 123 Indianapolis , Bloom. & Western 12 "Kansas & Texan 11 Uako Shore & Michlgan'.Southorn Glsj loulsville & Nashville 23g Itlichigan Central 65 'Missouri Pacific 95 Northern Pacific 1C | do do pW 37fi Tiorthwestern 89) ) ( pfd 125 | . Now York Central 87i Oregon Trans-Continental 12 PacifioMoil 51 T.D.&E 12 'Pullman Palace Car .Company fllO Book Island 108 ' St. Louis & San Francisco 17 do do pfd 31 Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul 71 do do do pfd 10.fi ( St. Paul & Omaha , 25 t do do pfd 8G | Texas Pacific 12 ' Union Pacific 494 "Wabash , St. Louis & Pacific 4 do do do pfd 12 } "Western Union Telegraph 59g 0. R. &N C3 JKx-int. tEx-div. Asked. " GENEUALi PIIODUOB. OUIOAOO PBODUCE. CniOAQO , February 2. Flour Quiet and unchanged ; winter wheat 4 00@175 ; Michigan 3 75 ® 1 CO ; Minnesota Bakers 3 10 © 400. 400.Wheat Quiet and weaker ; opened iSJgc lower , improved trills and declined c , closed lie under Saturday ; 7Gjjc for cash February ; 7GJc ; March 823@tf24c ; May No. 2 red 774 @ 78i : . Corn Quiet , weaker and lower ; futurei declined ri@lc and closed j@c under Satur day ; 30o for cash ; SG@3GJo for February ; 3Gjc for Marcti ; SU c for April ; 39jj@S Jc for May. Oats Active at Jc under Saturday ; 2GJo for cash and February ; 2GJo for March ; 27J < to27Jc for April ; 39@W < iJc for May. Rye Quiet nt GlJ@Glc. Barley Nominal at GSlgGGc. Timothy Seed Steady : prime 129. Flax Seed Steady ; .No. 1 , 1 48. Pork Moderately active , firmer and 6@10c higher , closed at medium prices ; 12 25 for cash ; 1222J@1225 for February ; 1230 ® 12 321 for March ; 12 40@12 424 for April ; 12CO@1262i for May ; 12GU@12C21 for June Lard Quiet and steadier and 24@5o higher ; closed steady at medium figures ; G 824@G 8 ! > for cash and February ; G 90&G 924 for March ; 0 974@7 00 for April ; 7 Oo@7 074 for May ; 12 12@12 15 for year. Bulk Moats-Shoulders , 4'90@5 00 : short Clear , G GO@G G5 ; short nbs.016@G 20. Whisky-Atllfi. Butter Slow ; good to fancy creamery Sl@ 5Gc ; fair to fine dairies 27@30o. Cheese Firm and unchanged ; good to fine Cheddars 10 } . Kggs Quiet : fresh 27c. Hides Steady and unchanged. Tallow Steady and unchanged. Receipts. [ Bhlp'ts. Flour.bbls 24,000 13,000 Wheat , bushels ' 04,000 21,000 Corn , bushels , .185,000 101,000 Oats , bushels 171.000 03,000 Rye , bushels. . , > 7.000 5,000 Jiuley , bushels 60.000 2(5,000 ( ST. LODI3 mODDCE. BT , Loom , February 2. Wheat Market - kot higher but Inactive ; No , 2 rod 84 (385.Jo ( for cash ; 85&c for January ; 81J@@S5J for February ; 90J@918c , closing at 81 jo for Feb ruary ; 90J@91gc , closing nt 913@91o for May. Oarn Weaker and slow ; 35i@3Gc for January , and February ; closing at , 'or March ; 371@37jc for 'May. Oats Dull and lower ; 30Jc bid for cash ; 316c far May. Rye Very slow ; G5J bid. Barley Quiet ; prime to fancy at G0@80o Butter Unclunged ; dairy , 19@25c cream- i-y. 2831c. 1'gga Steady at 25. Flax Seed-Quiet at 145. Hay Easy ; prairie , UW@ll OOj timotliy , 00@1500. Bran Quiet : 680 at mill. Cor meal Firmt 2 20@2 25. CALL BOARD Wheat Lower ; 88Jo for "February ; BCJo for March ; Wio for May , Corn Easier at 35io for March , SG o for llay. llay.OatsQuiet Oats-Quiet ; 31 | c for May. llogt Slow ; Yorkers , 440@1 60i nackinp. 4 60j ( 4 GO ; heavy , 4 G5@4 75 ; receipt * , 0,100. * NJtW TOBK PBOOUOI N w YOBK , February 3. Wheat Spot crades declined 4(8 ( jjc ; options opened shade better , afterwards declined l@18c , cloiing finner. Receipts 29,000 ; sxports , 08,000 ; No. aeprinB 92Jo ; ungraded rod 8S@89c ; No. 3 rdS9@914c : ; No. 1 white , 90c ; ungraded white , 00@914c ; No. 2 rtd FebAaary .ales , 1,352,000 , , at 881@S95c , closing at 884c. Corn-Spot lot , i@io nd option Jo lower , cloung slightly recovered. Receipt * , 231.000 ; "jwrt * . 1(3000 ( ; ungraded , 48@BOoj No. 3 , 1819ic ; steamer , 48j@50c ; No , 3 , 49ld Olic ; iteamer yellow , 49cj st ainer white , 60 ® pit ; No. 2 , February , 49i@49jc , closing nt Oats Market } @ 3c lower and dull ; re- cciptu , C2.000 ; export' , 20,000 ; mixed western , 3G 38ic ; white western , RSllc. Western froth , hea\y and lower at Pork Dull and nominal. Lard Higher : western steam spot , 7 17 ® 7 20 : Febnmry , 7 14(37 ( 15 ; March , 7 21@7 23 ; April , 7 27 ; Jrtay , 7 37@7 38. Butter Demand fair ; market firm. KANSAS CITT. KANSAS Our , February 2 Wheat Weak ; cash GOJc ; March , G18@GlJc , May , Glc. Corn Weaker ; cash aulasOJci March , 29ic ; April , 29o bid , SOje asked ; May , 30J& 30ic ( , Juno , 30e. OaU Dull and noulnal , No bids , CINCINNATI. CINCINNATI. February 2. Wheat Dull and lower ; Iso. 2 red 85@8Gc ; recipte , 8,500 rasliols. Corn Unsettled and lower ; No , 2 mixed , 41 ? c. c.OatsWeaker at 32133c. Rye Fair demand at iO@71c. Barley Good demand ; extra No. 3 fall , 8oc. Pork-Quiet at 512 00@12 23. Lard Firm at G 90. Bulk Meats Quiet ; shoulders , 5 00 ; short ribs. G 37gc. Whisky Steady and in good demand at 113. LIVEIU'OOL. LlVKnrooL , February 2. Breadstuffs Heady and in fair demand. Wheat No. 1 , California 7a 3d@7s 5d ; No. 2 California ( , ' 10d@7s 3d. Corn Quiet ; new western mixed Is lOjd. TOLEDO. TOLEDO , Febmary 2.Vlieat Quiet and iteady ; No. 2 red. cash , February , 774c. Corn Weak ; No. 2 cash , 42o asked ; Febru ary , 41c aeked. Oats-Dull ; No. 2 cash , 31c bid ; May , 32lc bid. bid.Ryo No. 2 , G5c bid. MILWAUKEE rnonuoK MILWAHKKB , February 2. Wheat Firmer ; No. 2 Milwaukee. 75Jc ; March 7Glc ; April 77cMay. ; 81 2c. Corn-Dull , No. 3 , 41c. Oats Dull and weak ; No. 2 SOc delivered ; No. 2 white , 30 31c. Rye Lower ; No. 1 , 53Jc. Barlcv Dull and loner ; No. 2 sprinc , C3gD3cJ ( ; No. 3 spring , extra , 49c. BALTIMOBE. BALTisione , February 2. Wheat West ern , lower ; No , 2 winter red spot , S8 } @ b9e. b9e.Corn Corn Western ; easier and quiet ; mixed spot 01@51Jo. Oats Steady and Quiet ; western white , 37 @ 3Sc ; tnixcd o4@3l > c Rye Steady at 74@77c. Eggs Lower at25c. Whiskey 1 201 21. NEW OBLEANa. NKW OULEANS , February 2. Corn- Fair demand ; In sacks , mixed nnJ yellow , 31c ; white , scarce , | 55c. Oats Dull , choice western , 4243c ; Texas red , rust proof , 42@43c. Pork Quiet and firmer'at 13 00. Laid Dull ; refined tierce , 7 25 ; kepr , 7 75. Bulk Miats- Quiet ; shoulderspacked,4 S7J ; long clear , G 374@G 50 ; clear ribs , G 50 ® G C-'J Whisky Steady ; Western rectified 1 05 ® 1.23. _ _ LIVE STOOH. cniOAQO. CHIOAOO , February 2. Drovers * Journal reports : Cattle Receipts , 6,700 head ; slow and steady ; gocd grades firm ; exports G 00@G 50 ; common to choice 4 00@5 50 ; feeders 4 00 ® t GO. Hogs Receipts 24,000 head ; steady and enerily unchanged , rough packing 4 23 ® 4 53 ; packing and shipping , 4 00 © 4 85 ; light 4 30@4 GO ; skips 3 00@4 10. Sheep Receipts , 3,000 head ; dull , cmar- ; or lower ; common to good 2 23@3 70 ; choice 400. 400.Drovers' Drovers' special cable : Cattle market weak ; jest American steers 14c per pound dressed , ST. LOUIS. ST. Louis , February 2 Cattle Receipts. 300 head ; scarce and steady. Exports , 0 80@ G 25 ; good to choice shipping , D 20@5 75 ; com mon to medium , 4 25@5 00 ; native butcher steers , 4 00@4 0 ; cows and heifers , 3 009 1 CO ; stockers , 3 504 00 : feeders , 4 00@4 GO ; com fed Texanp , 4 UU@4 G5. Sheep- Receipts , SCO ; best graders firm ; common to medium , 2 C0@3 25 ; good to choice , 3 C0@l 00 ; extra , 4 23. KANSAS CITT L1VK STOCK. KANSAS CITT , February 2. Cattle Re- ceiots , GOO ; market weak and 5@10c lower ; exports , 5 40@5 GO ) good to choice shipping , 4 1)0 ) 'tf 5 25 ; common to medium. 4 50@4 80 ; stackers and feeders , 3 40@4 23 ; COWP , 2 50 ® 335Hoga Receipts , G.500 ; firm ; 5c higher ; lots of 184 to 3G5 pounds , 4 25@4 50 , mainly 4 30@4 40. Sheep Receipts , 870 ; steady at 27B@350 for fair to good muttons. OMAHA MARKETS. OrnoE or THE OMAHA BBB , I Monday , February 2 , | Tiie following1 prices are charged retailers by jobbers , wholesalers and commission mer chants with the exception of grain , which is quoted at the prices furnished by the elevators and other local buyers : Grain , Wheat Cash No. 2 , COJ. Barley Cash No. 2 , 53. Rye Cash No. 3 , 474c. Corn No. 2 , 21ic. Oats-No. 2 , 22c. Hides. Steady ; green butchers' 64 green salted , So ; dry flint 12@14c ; dry aaltlO © ! ! * damaged hides , two thirds price. Grease Prime white , 410 , Sheep Polts-25@75B. Tallow-4i < g51. Genorl Produce Apples- There are but few choice apples left in the market and these are bringing good prices ; Bon Davis , S3 50 ; Gentons , § 2 50 , Poultry Consignments have so far been more liberal this week than last , and as tha weather is a little softer too , sales havu not been quite so brisk at the high prices , and these may have to be shaded some for the end of the week. On turkeys the demand runs for small ones only. Shippers should remem ber that scalded poultry cannot well be graded as "choice , " although it has of late frequently brought ton prices on account of scarcity of all grades. Chickens , dressed , choice per pound , 10@llc ; chickens dressed , fair to good , pr Ib. 7@8c ; turkeys , dressed , per Ib , choice , 12@13c ; turkeys , dressed , ( air to good , 9@10c ; geese , dressed , per Ib , choice , He ; fair to gocd , 8@9o ; ducks , dressed , per Ib , choice , 11@123 ; fair to good , lOc. KBPS-Quite a rn&rked advance has taken place. An almost total /uluro of any receipts tor about two days , brought prices up to 28 ® 29o , and oven SOo for right fresh choice stock , and still supplies seem to lie nhort. However , we want to waVn shippers to bo careful In buyIng - Ing as wo have not much faith In this boom , which is liable to collapse as suddenly as it rose , for the many rotten and stale egga that have lately appeared indicated that lots of them had been hold for some time , and as these reterve stocks may not be exhausted yet , they will moat likely be fcent in on the present prices , which would cause a decline. At all events we shall endeavor to obtain the highest prices possible. Butter Quiet and steady. Receipts con tinue moderate , with prices unchanged , but a little more firm. Creamery , 22@25c ; choice dairy , 16@17c ; fab ; to good , 12@14o ; Inferior grades , 8@10c. Game Also very quiet , and such gama as is lawfully "out of season" after February 1 , will probably have to go at lower prices. Prairie chickens , per dozen $3.76 ; quail , 75c@ 9100 ; geeae , per dozen , $3.00&83.50 ; jack rabbits , per dozen , $3.00(283.60 ( ; small rabbits , per dozen , 75c@1.00 ; snipe , per dozen , 7C@8l.00 ; decks , mallard , 82.00@2.60 ; teal and mixed , ? 1.60@2.00. Potatoes Prices ranga according to quality , Stocks are light and with the first open weather shipments will do well , but should all ba sacked , We quote at 40@50o per bushel , Onions COc per bushel for sound , unfrozen stock. Beans Are Ip right good demand now and prices firm. N vy , per bushel , 1408160 ; medium , 125@1 85. ' Pop Corn Dull , and llow mJa at i@nc per t > ound. Honey Comb Choice domestic , lC@lCo California , 14@15o. Beeswax In good demand. Choice bright per ib , , 2G@28c ; common to good dark per Ib. , 15@20c. Cider "Ohio" per bbl. $7.00 } "York Stale" per bbl , ? 8.00 ; per 4 bbl. 61.75 ; con- denned per gal , 5c : crab apple , per gal. 36o. Cheese tull cream , western , 12c ; Wiscon sin now , 12Jc ; young American , 12@18c , Maple Sugar Pure , in bricks , pnr Ib. , IGc ; Grocers' List , CASNBD GOODS. Oyste.s iStandard ( ) per CAPO , 3 90 ; strawberries , 2 Ib , per case , 2 50 ; raspberries , 2 Ib , per case , 2 50) ) California pears per case , 5 80 ; apricots , per case , 5 00 ; peaches per case , 5 90j white cherries per cano , G 7i ; plums per case , 4 50 ; whortlebcr- ries , per case , 3 00 ; egg plums , 2 Ib , per case , 2 90 ; green gages , 2 Ib , per case , 2 IK ) ; pine aplofl , 2 Ib , per case , 3 20@5 CO RorK Sieal , 4 inch and larger , 84c , % Inch , OJc. CANDLES Boxes , 40 Ibs , 16s , 12c , 8s , 12Jc , boxes , 4i'lbs ' , 16 oz , 6s. 14c , MATCHES Per caddie , S5c ; ronndrlcaso , 2 55 ; square , cases , 1 70 ; Oshkosh , casesgr .0 SudAns Powdered , 80 ; cut loaf , 8c ; an4 ulated , 7c ; confectioners' A , Gf o ; Standard extra 0. Go ; extra C , 5Jcj medium yellow , 51c ; dark yellow , 5JffiOJo. CotTKKS-Ordlnary grades , 12124c ; fair. 12 @ 13Jc ; good , 13ic ; prime , 1415Jc ; choice. 16@17c ; fancy green and yellow , 16@161c ; old government Java , 20@26o ; Arbucklo's roasted - od , 151c ; MoLaughlin's XXXX roasted , 151c ; Imitation Java , 1618ic ; Clark'a Aurora , Srnup Standard Com , , 3Sc , bbls ; Standard do. 4 gallon kegs , 1 25. SODA In Ib papers , 3 20 per caaoj keg , per lb,2Jc , PICKLES Medium in barrels , G 00 ; do In half barrels , 350 ; small , in barrels , ? 00 ; do in half barrels , 5 00 ; gherkins in barrolr , 3 00 , do in half barrels , 4 50 , TEAS Gunpowder , good ! 45@55c : choice , GO@7Gc ; good Imperial , 40@43c : choice. GO ® G5c ; Young Hyson , good , 3 < @ 50c ; choice , G5 @ 1 00 ; Japan , natural loaf , 75c ; Japan choice , G0a.75c ( ; Oolonfr good , 35@4Pc ; Oolong choice , 4fl(255c ( ; Sauchong , good , 80@10c ; choice , 3b @ 45c. RICK Louisiana , prime to choice , Ci@7ic. FISH No. 1 mackerel1 ] half bbls. , 7 60 ; Family 4 bbls. , 4 25 ; No. 1 kits. 1 05 ; family kitfl , GOc ; No. 1 whitolith , half bb . ,6 , 50 ; No. 1 kits , 95ct family half bbls. , 300 ; family kite and palls , GOc ; No. 1 trout , half bbls. , 5 25. WOODINWABE Two hoop palls , 1 85 ; throe hoop pails , 2 10. Tuba , No. 1 , 9 00 ; pioneer washboards , 1 85 ; Double Crown , U 90 ; well- buckets , 3 85. SOAPS Kirk's Savon Imperial ; 316 ; Kirk's satinet , 3 30 ; Kirk'a standard , 3 55 ; Kirk's White Russian , 4 85. POTASH Pennsylvania cans , 4 cans in case , So.Babbitt's ball , 2 doz. In case , 1 90 ; An- cnor ball , 2 doz. in case , 1 50. CANDY Mixed , Ilal2c ; stick , lOallc ; twist stick , lOic. VINKOAB Now York apple , IGc ; Ohio ap ple. 13c , SALT Dray loads , per bbl , 1 B0 | Ashton , In sacks , 3 50 ; bbls dairy , GO , 5s , 3 60. STABCH Pearl , 4Jo ; Silver Gloss , 8c : Corn Starch , 8c ; Excelsior Gloss , 7o : Corn , 74c. SPICKS Pepper , 17c ; spice , 14c ; doves , 20c ; cassia , 15c. DRY FBUTTS No. 1 , quarter apples , bbls , 5cN ; 0 sliced , boxes , GJc : evaporated , boxes , 9Jc ; blackberries , boxes , lOJc ; peaches , ibexes - boxes , 84c ; poaches , evaporated , 14c ; rasp berries , 32c. Dry Goods BBOWN SHEETINGS Atlantic A , 7Jo ; Atlan tic P , Go : Atlantic LL , 5Jc ; Brunswick , 74c ; Beaver Dam LL , 6c ; Lawrence LL , BJc ; Pa- clfio H , Tic ; Royal Standard , GJc ; Indian Head A , 7Jc ; Wauchusett A , 7Jo. FINE BBOWN SHEETINGS Argyle , GJc ; Pop- poroll R , 7c ; SalisOury 11. 6Jc. BLEACHED COTTONS Ballon , 4-4 , 64c ; Bal- Ion , 7-8 , 5Jc ; Cumberland , 4-4 , 8c ; Davoll DD , 84c ; Foarmount , 44c ; Fruit of the Loom 4 , 9c ; Glory of the West , 84c ; Golden Gate , 8Jc ; Hill 7-8. 8c ; Hill 4-4 , 7c ; Lonsdale , 7c ; New York Mills , lljc : Wamsutta , lOic. DUCKS ( Colored ) Boston , 8 oz. , HJct Bos ton , 10 oz , 144o ; Boston , 9 oz. , 14c ; Fall River 4c. DUCKS ( Gray ) West Point , 8 oz. , He ; West Point 10 oz. , 14c ; Point Bear , 8 oz. , lie. TICKINQB Amoskeag. 134c : Continental Fancy , 9Sc ; Cordls. lOJc ; Pearl River , 12c ; York , 124c ; Hamleton Awnings , 124c. DENIMS Amoskepp , 14c ; Beaver Creek AA 12c ; Beaver Creek BB , He ; Beaver Creek CO , 10c ; Haymakers , 80 ; Jaffrey D & T , 12Jo ; JaHrey XXX , 12Jc ; Pearl River. 13c ; Warren - ren AX A ( brown ) , 12c ; Warren BB ( brown ) , Ic ; Warren CO ( brown ) , lOc OAMBBICSFifth avenue glove finish , 4 Jo ; Keystone glove finish , 5o. COBSET JEANS Amory , 71c ; Hancock , 8c ; Hearsayer. 81c ; Rockport , to. PBINTSAliens , 54c ; American , 6c ; Arn old's 6c ; Cocheco , Go ; Harmony , 44c ; Indigo. GJc ; Indigo 7-8 , 114c ; Indigo 4-4 , 12ic ; Steel River , 54c : Charter Oak , 4Jc. PBINTS SHIRTINGS American , 5c ; Oocheco , Cc ; Gloucester , 5c ; Southbrdgo , 44c ; Waver- leys Jc ; Rosedale , 4Jc GINQHAMS Amoskeag staples , 8Jc ; Bates Btaples , SJc ; Lancaster ataplea , 8c ; Plunket plaids 9c ; Hudson chocks , 8Jo ; Amoskeag Persians , 9ic. DBESS GOODS Atlantic alpacca. 9Jc ; Per sian cashmere , 234c ; Hamloton cashmere , 15Jc ; Hamloton Fancus , 11 4c ; Hamleton brocades , 15c ; Arlington brocade , 18c , DBUOS AND CHEMICALS Acid , carbolic , 40o acid , tartaric , 50c ; balsam copaiba , per Ib. G5c ; bark , sassafras , per Ib , 12c ; calomel , per Ib , 90c ; cinchonidla , per oz. , $0 50 ; chloro form , per Ib , 31 00 ; Dovers powders , per Ib , $1 25 ; epsom salts , per Ib , SJc ; glycerine , pure , per Ib , 25c ; lead acetate , per Ib , 20c ; oil castor , No. 1 per pal. , SI 60 ; oil castor , No. 3 per gal. , 81 40 ; oil , olive , per gal , , $1 40 ; oil , origanum , 50c ; opium , $4 50 ; quinine , P. & W. , and R. & S. , per oz. , 75c ; potassium Iodide , per Ib. , $3 50 ; salicin , per oz. , 40c ; Bulphato morphine , per oz. , $3 40 ; lulphur , per Ib. , 4c ; strychnine , per oz. , § ) 35 , Heavy Bardwaro List. Iron , rates , 2 SO ; plow stool , special cast , 6c ; crucible , 7c ; special or Gorman , Cc ; east too ; do , 15a20c ; wagon spokes , set , 2 25a3 00 ; hubs per set , 1 25 ; felloes , sawed dry , 1 40 ; tongues , each , 70a85c ; axles , eah , 75c ; square nuts per Ib , 7allc ; washers , per Ib , 8al8c ; rivets , per Ib , He ; coil chain , per Ib , 6al2c ; malleable , 80 ; Iron wedges , Gc ; crowbars , 60 : harrow teeth , 4c ; spring steel , 7a8o ; Burden's horse shoes , 4 40 ; Burden's muleshoos , 5 70 , BABDED WIBE In car lots , 4 00 per 100 , NAILS Rates. 10 to GO , 2 30. SHOT Shot , 1 85 ; buckshot , 2 10 ; oriental powder , kegs , G 40 ; do , half kegs , 3 48 ; do , quarter kegs , 1 88 bloating , kegs , 3 35 ; fuse , per 100 feet , SOc. LEAD Bar , 1 65. COAL Cumberland blacksmith , 10 00 ; Mor ris run Blossburg , 10 00 ; Whitebreast lump , 5 00 ; Whitebreast nut , 5 00 ; Iowa lump , 5 00 ; Iowa nut , 6 00 | Rock Spring , 7 00 ; Anthra- det , 11 25all 60 ; Canon City , 7 00 per ton , Leather , Oak sole , 38@42c ; hemlock solo , 28@33c ; hemlock kip , SOc ; runner 65o to 75c ; hemlock calf , 85 to 1 00 ; hemlock upper , 22 to 24c ; oak upper , 24o ; alligator , 4 00 to 6 50 [ calf kid , S2@35c ; Grelson kid , 3 50 to 2 75) ) oak kip SOo to 1 00 ; oak calf , 1 20 to 1 SO ; French kip 1 10 to 1 55 ; French calf , 1 25 to 2 00 ; russetts 5 50 to 7 60 : linings , GOO to 850 ; toppings , 9 00 to 1060 ; B , L. Morocco , SO to35o ; ebble O. D Morocco 35c ; simon , 2 60 @ 3 00. HABNESB-NO. 1 star oak , 35o ; No. 2 , 34o ; S5o ; No. 1 Ohio oak , 33o ; No. 1 do , 31c ; No ! 1 Milwaukee 34c ; No. 2 do , 33o. No. 1 Pitta oak har , 35o ; No. B Pitta oak bar , 33c , lilunonr , ALCOHOL 188 pooof alcohol , 2 30 per wine gallon extra California spirits ; 188 proof , 1 29 per proof gallon ; tripple refined spirits , 187 proof , II 19 per proof gallon ; redistilled whiskies , 1 00 1 50 ; fine blended , 1 602 60. GINB Imported , 4 60@GOO ; domestic , 1 40 @ 3 00 , Ruita-Importod , 4 60@6 00 ; New England , 1 99@4 00 ; domestic , 1 50@3 60. PKAOH AND APPLE BBANDT 1 76@400 , CHAMPAGNES Imported , per case , 23 00(1 ( 34 00 ; American , per case , 12 00@16 00 , Tobacco , Ping Tobacco- Climax , 47c ; Bullion , 47o ; Horseshoe , 44c , Star , 4Gc ; Rudy , 45c ; Her- aey'a , 40c ; Black , S8@40 : Spearhead , 46oj Our IVape. 48c : Piper Heidsieck. G4c. Fine Cut Common , S0c | Medium , 4 < Jcs good , 45@60c ; Hard to Beat , 70c ; Favorite , COc ; Diamond Crown , 65c ; Sweet Sixteen. 6Gc. 6Gc.Smoking0. . a , 22cj Meerschaum , SOc ; Durham , IGcoz. 61o ; Durham , 8 or. , 65o ; D r- b m , 4 or , 67c ; Dnrhwn , 3 gz , , OOcj S l of North Carolina , 16 oz.,41c ; Seal of North Car- Uncle Ned , 1's 25c ; Tom and Jerry 23o , Ijnmbcr , WHOLESALS , Wo quote lumber , lath and shingles on car at Omaha at the following prices : JOIST AND SCANTLING 10 feet and under. 1800. TIMBKBS 10 foot and under , 18 00. TlMBZB AND JOIST-20 ft. , 1900 } 24ft. , 2000. FENCING No. 1 , 4 and G in. , 20 00 ; No. 2 , 1800. SilEATHtNfl No. 1 (2d ( common boards ) , 18 00 ; No. 2,10 00. STOCK BOAIIDS A , 4500 ; B , 40 00 ; C. 85 00. FLOOBINQ-NO. 1 , 35 00 ; No , 3 , 30 OOj No. 3,2200. SIDINO , clear 25 00 ; No. 2 , 22 60 ; No. 3 , 18 00. CiiLiNa-J , 30 00 ; 3.20 00 , SIIINOLE3 , best 3 50 ; standard , 3 00. LATH 3 00 per M. LIMB Per barrel , 100 : bulk per bushel , 35c ; comonf bbl. 2 25 : Iowa plaster , bbl , 2 50 ; hair per bus , SOc ; tarred felt , 100 Ibs , ; straw board 300 , Pnlntfl oils and Vrxrnlslion. OILS 110 carbon , per gallon , He ; ltX headlight , per gallon , 12e ; 175 ° hoiwlllRCt per gallon , Itic ; 150 ° water white , 15c ; Hue seed raw , per gallon , 49c ; linseed boiled , per gallon , 52c ; Lard , winter str'd , per gallon , 70c ; No. 1 , GOc ; No. 2 , 60 ; castor XXX , per gal lon , 1 GOc ; No. 3 , 140 ; sweet , per gallon , 1 00) ) sperm W. B. , per gallon , 1 GO ; fish W. B. , tier gallon , 65 ; uoatsfoot extra , per gallon , 90c ; No. 1 , 75c ; lubricating , zero , per gallon , SOc ; nummer , 15c ; golden machine , No , 1 , per gal lon , 35c ; No. 2,28o ; sperm , signal , per gallon 9oc ; turpentine , per gallon. 40oi unptba , 74 , per gallon , IGc. Dry Paints White lead 89c ; French tc , Ccj Fail ! whiting , 24c ; whiting gilders , Ifc ; whiting com'l , lie ; lampblack , Germantown , 14c ; lampblack , ordinary , lOc ; Prusslau blue , 55o untramarlno , 18c ; Vandyke , brown , 8c ; umber , burnt , 4c ; umber , raw , 4c ; sienna , burn -let ; ; sienna , raw , 4c : Pans green , genuine , 25o Paris grooncommon,20c ; chromogroon , N. Y. , 20c ; chrome green , K , , 12c ; vonnilllou , Eng , 75c ; vormilllon , American , 18c ; Indian , red , 100 ; rose pink , 14c ; Venetian , rod , Cookson's , 2 c ; Venetian , red. American , IJc ; red lead , 7jc ; chrome yellow , genuine , SOc ; chrome yel low , K. , 12c : ochre rochelle , 3c ; ochre , Frenh 2c ; ochre , American , 2c ; Winter's mineral , 240 ; lohigh brown , 24c ; Spanish brown , 24c ; Prince's mineral , 3c. VABNISHES Barrels , per gallon : Furniture , extra , 81 10 ; furniture , No. 1 , SI ; coach , ex tra , $1 40 : coach , No. 1 , $1 20 ; Damar , extra , $1 75 ; Japan , 70c ; asphaltum , extra , 85c , shellac , $3 50 : hard oil finish $1 50 , PAINTS IN OIL White load , Omaha , P. P. 54c ; white lead , St. Louis , pure , 5Jc : Marseilles los green , 1 to 5 Ib cans , 20o ; French zinc ; green seal , 12c ; French zinc , red seal , lie , French zinc , In varnish asst , SOo ; French zinc , in oil asst , 15c ; raw and burnt umber , 1 'b rx , lOc ; raw and burnt Sienna lOc ; Vandyke brown , 13c ; refined lampblack , 12c ; coach black and ivory black , IGc ; drop black , IGc ; Prussian blue , 40c : ultramarine blue , 18c ; chrome green , L. M & D. . IGc ; blind and shutter green , L. M. & , D. , IGc ; Paris green , ISo ; Indian red , 15c ; Venetian red , 9c ; Tus can red , 22c ; American vermillion , I. & P.- ; yellow ochre , 9c ; L. M. , O. & D. O. , 18c ; yellow ochre , 9c ; golden ochre , IGc ; patent dryer , 8c ; Draining colors , light oak , dark oak , walnut , chestnut and ash. ISo DENVEIl MAKKET. FLOUB-Colorado , 100 Ibs , 1 0@1 75 ; pat ent , 100 Iba. , 2 75@3 00 ; Kansas , 100 Iba , 2 75 @ 3 00 ; graham , 100 Ibs , 150 ; ryp , 100 Ibs. 2 25 ; buck-wheat per bbl , 7 50 , GRAIN , FEED , Em Wheat 100 Ibs , $100 @ 1 05 ; com in socks on track , 100 Ibs , 85@90j oats , in sacks on track , 100 Ibs , eastern white , 1 251 30 ; Colorado white , 1 25@135 ; mixed , 120@125 ; barley 100 Ibs , 1 S0@l 35 ; bran , ton , on track , 16 OOO1G 00 ; chop , corn , 100 Ibs , on track , 95c@l 00 ; chop mixed , 100 Ibs , on track , 1 25@1S5 ; corn meal , 100 lb . 1 SO © 140. HAT Baled , upland , ton , 14 00@1GIOO ; npland , loose , ton , 8 0012 00 ; second bottom tom , baled , 1100@12 00 ; alfalfa , loose , ton , 10 00@15 00 ; straw , baled , on track , ton , 7 00 © 9 00. BCTTEB Craamery , fancy , Ib , 40o creamery , fine , Ib , SG'&SSo ; dairy , choice , Ib 20@22c ; dairy , Rood , Ib , 18@20c ; dairy , fair Ib , 15@lGc ; cooking , Ib , G@8c. Boos State , candled and warranted , doz , 32ftS33c ; ranch , doz , 34@35c. CHEESE Full cream , 1517c ; half cream , b , 10Sllc ( ) ; skim , Ib , 9c ; Swisn , domestic , b , 22@23c ; Swias , Imported , 30@S2cLIm- burger , 18c. POULTRY Live old chickens , doz , 500@5 EO ; dressed ducks , Ib , 15@lGc ; dressed turkeys , Ib. . 15@16c. , POTATOES Colorado , 100 Ibs , 100 ; sweet ferlb , , 4c. VEQETABLES Onions , yellow , 100 Ibs , 175 ; cabbage. 100 Ibs. 150) ) beets , 100 Ibs , 110@125j turnips. 100 Ibs. 1 25. FBUITS Lemons , per box , Messina , 4 50 ® G 00 ; oranges , Florida , per box , G 50g7 00 ; apples , fancy bbl , 5 C0@5 50 ; apples , medium , bbl , 360. CORED MEATS Hams , sugar cured , Ib , 114 @HJc ; bacon , breakfast , Ib , 12@124e ; dry salt sides , Ib , 7@74c ; lard in palls , 9j@9gc ; lard In tierces , 8Jc. FBESH MEATS Dressed beef , Colorado , per Ib , G@64c ; hogs , Ib , G gG c ; mutton , Ib , 7 @ 74c. LIVE STOCK Colorado steers , per 100 Ibs , 4 00 ® t 60. Hides. Dry Flint No. 1 , per Ib , 114@12oj No. 2 , Ib , 9@10c ; green steers and branded calf , Ib , 4@5c ; green calflb , 8@10c ; green kip , Ib , 6$7c ; sheep skins , dry , 8@10c ; deer skins , Ib , 15@20c ; antelope skins , Ib , 12@15 ; tallow , Ib , 5@Go WOOL Colorado No. 1. per Ib , 14@16c ; buck , Ib , 8c ; Mexican , 7@10c. Flan Mackerel , No. 1 , 140 , kit , moss , 1 G0@2 00 ; California salmon , half bbl , 10 50 ; Holland herring , keg , 1 5001 CO ) trout , per Ib. TIMKEN SPrdrJC VEH.CI.ESl Rdlnt rldlni Rldea a eaiy p. i > ndihorten > ceordlniitolhewelhtcliif tarry. Equally well adaptoa to rourh countrj 'oadsandHnedrlT.iofeltlea. Alannraclnredan ] old by lllhelradlncC rrUtolJullderi jid lira. tit. llrnrjr Tlnhrn. I > t ntMi. BU ABBOTT BUGGY Ctt D. O.BEYA.HTM.D. 1224 Farnam Street , Corner 18th 8ti Office bcurn B to IS a. m. , S to I p. m Ten years experience , Can ipeak German. Private Lessons IN GERMAN ! /7 IVEN Day or evening. Term ! very moderate. VJ Call on or addreea , P. R. WKISSdEnDBR , Omatui Commerolal College , 1114 & 1118 Farnam 81 NURSERY STOCK Those desiring Fruit or Ornamental Trees , Vines , Shruba and Plants , will consult their own interest by calling at the real wtato office of E. L. Kmery , 13W ( Hartley St. , or 2200 Famam St Orders for spring planting must be ch en soon. Dr. Amelia Burroughs OF7IOB AND KBSIDKNOE' ' 617 Dodge St , - Omaha , NO. 1U , OMAHA RIDGE TRAINS Dummy Tmlns Iionvo Omaha at 840,800 9 00 , 10 00 , li 16 m , 1 00 , 2 00 , 8 00 , 4 00 , 6 OD , B 00. 1085pm. On Sundujstho BOO and 10 00 a m and ? 00 md * 00 p m trains do not run. Arrh o t trans- tor depot 13 minutes later : Broadway dopol 20 min utes later. Leave Council BlaDs ( Droadway depot ) at 7 SO , B 80 9 80,10 80,1 M a m ; 1 SO , 2 80 , 8 SO. 4 SO , G80 , 0 86 and 11 05 p m. On Hundays the 8 SO and 10 80 am and 8 80 and S 80 p m trains will not run. Arrive al Transfer 7 mliiutci later , Omaha 20 minutes later. TransforTralns IavoOmahaa 8lB , 868 10 OS a m , 125 , 0 10 and 655pm , dally. Arrive al B 46 and 1116 a m , 1 ! S5 , 7 86 and 8 16 p A BIG CAT FREE Also 13 valuable and reliable re cipes ( never before published , ) any one o wbich is worth 1.00 and from that to 825.00 , and a copy of the ' 'Cultivator" sent FilEE to any one that sends 3 stamps to pay postage etc. , 3 comic picture cards will also be enclosed in the pack age. These recipes are valuable to he household and any energetic per son knowing the secrets they disclose need never want for money. Please write name and address plainly. Put 3 stamps in a letter and address it to the W ESTERN PUB. CO. , box 509 , Omaha. Neb. THE OLD BELIABLE THE BRUNSWICK , BALKE , COL- LENDER COMPANY [ SCOOESSORS TO THE J. II. B. & B. CO. ) The most extensive manufacturer ! IN THE WORLD. John Hookstrasser General Agent or Nebraska aa Western Ion a. CO 8. Tenth Street . . . . OMAHA , NEB Oadatlou Billiard and Pool Tables and matcrU New Attachments Warranted 5 Years. SOLD ON EAST PAYMENTS. E. LOVEJOY , 122 H. ] 5th Street , Pmtha , 100 CENTS FOE $1. WHEN" YOrj WANT OOOD VALUE , ASK FOH PIPER-HEIDSIECK CHAMPAGNE. Unscrnpulous dealers at tempt to substitute other brands for the sake of ex tra profit. " PIPER-HEIDSrECK " on sale xvith every " \ride- a\r7 ko " wino merchant in the trade. PHOTOGRAPHER 213 North 1 Gth Street. Old Uee Hire Stand. The prewDt proprietor wlihes It undentoml that all photozrapbi are madu tatUlactor ; beloie UUi delivered from thl * gallery. Tlie old m oagCB > int reUree aJ Ur. II. K. Uiay lUweJl. Ti/c InEflflUnnAi MiittftAV IRON ttfhftiK * * wwmw i ; IOWA 1HE rtyXtff KISMAT16 WABtS. * tNa t6rtttlMXtt * , I SPECIAL NOTICE TO Growers of Live Stock and Others. WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO Our Ground Oil Oake It Is I ho boat and cheapest food for stock of Any klud. Ono pound Is canal to three notu da of corn. Stock fed with Ground Oil Gako In the Fnll and Wlntoi Instead of running down , will increase In weight and bo In good marketable ooudl tloti in the spring. Dairymen , aa well s othurs , who nso it , can testify to Ita mo [ ta. Try it and nidgo for youraolvos. Price $25.00 per ton. No charge for snoka Address WOODMAN LINSEED OIL WORKS , Omaha , Neb , DEALERS IN Hall's Safe and Lock Comp'y FIRE AND BURGLAR PEOOF SAFES , VAULTS , LOOKS , ETC. 3LOSSO OBYx-oo-t. STEELE , & , CO fl. B. LOOKWOOD , ( formerly of Lookwood & Draper , Chicago , DInnagor of the Ton , Cigar and Tobacco Departments. A fall line of all grades of the aboxo ; also Pipes and Smokers' carried in stock. Prices and samples furnished on application. Open orders intrnatod to ns ahall rocolvo our careful { attention. Satisfaction Guaranteed. AGEWSFGR BENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & RAND POWDER CO C. F , COODMAN. Wholesale Druggists AND DEALER IN Paints , Oils , Yuri OMAHA , NEB. M. EELLMAN & CO. , 1301 AND 1303 FARNA&I STREET , COR. 13TH , W F , BROWN. GEO. . BROWN W. F. BROWN & CO , COMMISSION DEALERS IN LIVE STOCK Office , Exchange Building Union Stock Yards Fl NATIONAL BASK INFERENCES , Omaha ; ! OMAHA , NEB. W A. PAXTON , Prcst and Troas. Union Stock Yds. , Omaha SWAN BROS , Chcjenne. Also connected with Gregory , Cooley JOUH A. McSDANH. Manager . Bay State Cattle Co. Co , Union Stock Yards. Chicago. J. A. CHBiaiiieN , VIce.Prcst. First Nat'l Bank , Omaha. ISAddress all communications Union Stock Yards , Omaha , Nebraska.TE4 HENRY T. CLAItKE , I'rcs. andTrcas. A. M. CLARKE , Vice President andTrcas.JOHN T. CLARKE , Secictary. H. T. CLAKKE DRUG CO. SUCCEEDING LEIGHTON & OLAUKE , WHOLESALE DRUGGIST T ARGEST Jobbing DniR houee between Chicago and Ran Francisco , CAPITAL STOCK $200,000.Vo _ Lehall boat the bottom of the market at all tlmca. Will duplicate Chicago and Ht. Louis prices with frelzht added. Our ipectalty will ba lure Drugs , Paints , Oils and Win < low Glass Estimates trircn on plata t'lass. To those about to embark In the drug business will do well to consul their Interest by calling onus or scud for our prlco list which will appear about January 6th. Mailordci * solicited , 11UI1AUNEY STREET. HENRY LEHMANN , . [ JOBBERROPj EASTERN PEICESDUPLICATED 18 FARLAM STREET. [ . OMAHA , NEB THE A. L. STRANG CO. , Doubleiand Single Acting Power and Hand Engine Trimmings , Mining Machinery , Belting , Hose , Bnus and Iron Flttlnga at wholesale or retail. HALLADAY WIND-MILLS. OnUROB AND SCHOOL BELLS. Corner 10th and Farnam St. , Omaha Neb. NORTHWESTERN ELECTRIC LIGHT COMFY OMAHA , NEBRASKA. Sole agents o United States Electric Lighting Co. , for State o N brnska. Owners -western patents for Electric Motors , Arc Lamp , Mo * gulargo incandescent and small incandescent electric lamps. Cheaper than gas. BEST LIGHT KNOWN. Adopted by the United States gov ernment and all tbo leading steamship lines and leading hotels. Fo , prices enquire at Dec23edlm OFFICE , NWCORNER 15th A FAUfl AM.
