THE DAILY BKE-- FRIDAY , APRIL 10 , 1885. 3
NEBRASKA
OMAHA. NEBRASKA.
8PA1D UP CAPITAL. . .
3UKPI.ua NOVkl,1684 13,000
H. W TATKJ , fX t TOUIAUH ,
fmldeot , Vloe PioddenL
T. V. UOOHE , JNO. 8. COLLINS. LEWIS B. HEED ,
K K , llayden , AMlatant and Actlnj Catbler.
omoii
The Iron
OOB , 12TH ANDPABNAM STB ,
A GENERAL | UANKINQ BUSINESS
TBANBAOTED ,
irTTKREOT allowed on Uma dtpoalti npon
retable torai and npon ootonnU of bank *
nd bankers.
FOREIGN EXOHANGIB QoTernmerat
Oondi Mid CoontT and Oltr leaarltioi boaftbt
o.atl eold.
In IU treatment of mrtomert tba moat llbr
ml policy li punned consilient with untold
and Bound banking , and we inrito correapouce
tnte ot pertonal Inquiry la tonneotion there
with
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANOI/lIj
Niw YOBK , April 0. Money Easy at 1
per cent.
Prime morciuililo paper 4@5o.
Btorlinfr Exchange Bllla Quiet and steady
at 18-1J ; demand , 4 8CJ.
Governments Quiet and unchanged , except
for 3 per cents , which nro up J per cent ,
Stocks The stock market opened strong
and oxcltod this morning on tlio European
war news. In the early dodlmgs there was n
rush by the shorts to cover. The first prices
were tjenorally from i to 1 per cent higher
than the closing quotations of last evening.
A further gain ot g@i per cent was made
during the first half hour. This was followed
by a slight reaction and some hesitation ,
Vandcrbllts and Pacific Mail showing the
greatest weakness , while grangers remained
strong. The only potent influence through'
out the day on the market wa the news that
waa received from Europe regarding the pros-
pecta of war , and as this news continued to
indicate the probabilities tbnt o declaration of
war was inevitable , prices rallied soon after
mid-day and continued strong , with active
trading in some of the loading stocks.
OODTOHB ,
' . . . . „ lOli
4l'i Coupons 1124
U.S.Vg 1211
PaolfioO'aof OS 125
STOCKS AND BONDS ,
Central paciho „ S2&
Chicago & Alton 181
do do pfd 150
Chicago , Burlington & Qninoy 12J
Delaware , Lackawana & Western 100
Denver & Rio Grande 7
Erie 12g
do pfd 26
Illinois Central 125 i
Indianapolis , Bloom , & Western 12
Kansas &Toxaa 179
lake Shore & Michigan Southern G0 |
Iioulsvlllo & Nashville 31g
Michigan Central D5
Missouri Paclfio 918
Northern Pacific „ „ 17 |
do do pfd 39 }
Northwestern Dili
pfd 132J
New York Central 001
Oregon Trana-Oontlnontal 11X
PaoifioMoil B2
P. D. &E. 13
Pullman Palace Car Company 114 }
Book Island 113 |
Bt , Louis & San Francisco 1SJ
do do pfd 32
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul
do do do pfd. . . . . 10 i
Bt Paul & Omaha. . . . 25
t do do pfd 85
Texas Paclfio 10J
Union Pacific 43 *
Wabash , Bt Louis & Pacific 4
do do do pfd 10
Western Union Telegraph 57 }
U. R. &N . ? . . . 63
QENEKflJU PKODDOH ,
oniOAOO.
OniOAQO , April 9. Flour In good do-
wand and 20@25c higher.
Wheat Greatly ; excited feeling and wildly
unsettled , being influenced by tlio decline in
consols and in less thaw five minutes after the
opening it advanced 5c over yesterday's close.
Opened greatly excited , sales varying So in
different parts of the crowd ; after the early
advance it declined IJc. but rallied with nu
merous fluctuations and closed 4 over yester
day ; 83@85ic for cash ; 83@83J for April ;
87 < @ 87ic for May ; 892@90c for June. B
Cora Active , excited and advanced lijo
over yesterday , bnt later declined IJc , then
advanced IJt&U , fluctuated frequently and
closed Bo over yesterday ; 40@43o for cash ;
40@10i for April ; 41iM-llc for May ; 4jc
for Juno.
Oats Fairly active and closed within i@ic
of outside ; SOc for cash 29 o April ; 33i@S31c
for May ; 33g@33Jo for Juno.
Kyo Firm at e3Jo.
Barley-Nominal at G2@C3o.
Timothy Unchanged ; prime , 1 40@1 4G.
Flax Seed Unchanged ; No. 1 , 1 35.
Pork Active and irregular ; opened stronger
and 20@25c higher , advanced 40@45c more ,
later declined 25@30crallied 10@15c and
closed steady ; 12 25(312 ( 30 for cosh ; 12 25 ©
12 274 for April : 12 35@12 37i for May ;
1245 ( 12471 for June.
Lard More active and stronger , advanced
10@15o and closed steady ; 6 95 for cash and
April ; 7 00@7 02J for May ; 7 10@7 12i for
Juno.
Bulk Meats Shoulders , 4 50@4 60 ; short
Clear , 6 50@G 55 ; short ribc. 6 10@G 15.
Whisky Unchanged at 115.
Butter Unchanged ; good to fancy cream
eries , 202Gc ; good to choice dairies , 13 ©
20c.
20c.Cheese
Cheese Unchanged ; Cheddars , ll@lljc ;
iVIns i@3c.
Kffgs Fresh at 13c.
Hides Steadv and unchanged.
Tallow Steady and unchanged ,
W Keceipti. Bhlp'ts.
Flour , bbli 79.000 70,000
Wheat , bushel 214,000 90,000
m Com , bushel 812,000 409,000
OaU , bushels 129,000 182,000
Rye , buihols 16,000 7,000
Utrler , bushel 37,000 23,000
UILWADKKB FBODDOB
MILWAUKKK. April 9. Wheat Firm ; Mil.
waukee cash KSJjc , May , STJcj June , 89 c.
Corn Nominally higher ; Ko. S. 43&c. &
Oats-Higher No. 2 , delivered , 35@36c.
Kye-HiRher ; No. 1 , C9Jc ,
Barley Firm and inactive ; No , 1 69JO ,
ProvUiong High r ; meci pork , for ronud
' - lots for cash and April , 12 35 ; May , 12 40.
te'-
BT , LOOIH FBOnnCE ,
BT. IXJUIB , Apill 9. Wheat Very ex
cited ; opened over ywitenlay , declined 1J , ad ;
vanclng again with fluctuations , closed © Jo
over opening ; 97fl for ca h ; 93Jo for May ;
100J lor June.
Corn Hlpher and moro done , but not oc-
tlre40o ; for cash ; 42o for May ; 43io for
June.
Oats Hisher and slow ; 33Jo for cash ; 32Jc
for May ; S2o for July.
Rye Unchanged ; Nominal.
Barley Unchanged at 60@70c.
Whliky-Fiim at 114.
Afternoon Board May wheat closed high.
er at 991 < a9flJ ; for June ; 1 01J for July.
Corn Higher : 423c for May ; 43Jc for June ;
411 ® HJo for July.
4
NIW TOBK PEODCOI.
Nsw Your , April 9. Wheat Receipt * ,
45,000'exports 23,000 ; excited and very fever-
Uh on war news : spot lots advacod 36Jo per
bushel , doting firm ; options opened 0@Jo (
better , fluctuatlog rapidly during the day ,
leaving oil unsettled at i@llo under outsidi
rates ; ungraded red , 8C@1 00 ; No. S red , W\c \
dalherod ; No. 2 red , 979Sioj elevator , 99o
or June , doling at 1 OPj
Cora Spot lot * 11021 and option * 22Jo
higher closing very firm. Receipt * , 20-
000 bushels ; eitx > rt , 194,000 ; ungraded , COS ®
53c ; No. 2 , Glj@62c } elevator , 631@534oi
afloat , Jnne closing 63jo.
Oats J@l Jo hUhor and fairly active. Ro-
ceiptu , 57,000 bushels : exporU 1)3,000 ) bushelsj
mixed western , 38 ® I0e ; white , 39@44c.
Egcs Firmer and In fair demand ; western
15@151c.
Pork Stronger and moro active ; mess spot.
1800@1325.
Lard Advanced 12@16c , closing steady ;
western steam spot quoted at 7 20@7 25 ; June
7 32@7 37.
Butter Dull and easier ; western , 10@2Cc ,
CINCINNATI.
CisciKNATi , April 8. Wheat Excited and
higher ; No. 3 rod , 90c.
Corn Strong and higher ; light offerings ;
No. 2 mixed , 4GJ@5C4.
Oats Stronger and higher , good demand )
No. 2 mixed , 3jJ@30c.
Rye Stronger and higher ; No. 2 fall , 66 ©
)7io. )
Barley Stronger ; spring , 59@G5c.
Pork-Nominal at 12 50.
Whisky-Firm at 1 13.
LIVKlirOOt.
tilvenroot , April 0. Wheat Strong ; good
demand , holders offering sparingly ; ired west
ern spring 7a@7n , 3d ; rod western winter , "s@
7s , 4d ,
I Corn Strong and in good demand ; now
mixed western 4s 8d per cental.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO , April 9. Wheat Strong ; No. 2 ,
cash and April , Sc. ! )
Corn Dull ; No. 2 , cash 45c bid.
Oata Neglected ; no quotations.
KANSAS OITT.
KANSAS Orrr , April 9. Wheat Kxcitod
und higher ; rose 4J@CJc ; c 8li74J ; ; May , 7Ccj
Juno , 7Slc.
Corn j@lic ) liishcr ; cash , 33 c ; May , 31 ®
JIJJ ; June 35i@3-i3c. :
Oats Stronger at 31jc.
t oniOAoo ,
CHIOAQO , April 9. Drovers' Journal re
ports :
Cattle Roolpts , 7,800 ; shipping lOa lower ,
others unchanctod ; shipping steers , 4 50@6 00 ;
mtchers , 2 75 ® 1 00 ; stockew , 3 40@4 70 ;
f coders , 4 15 ® J 70.
Hogs Receipts , 12,000 ; opened firm and
closed 5o higher ; trade brisk ; rough and
nixed , 4 35 ® 1 55 ; heavy packing and ship
ping , 4 6U@4 80 : light bacon , 4 10@4 70 ;
lucking pigs , 4 75 ,
Sheep Receipt * , 3,000 ; active and firmer ;
poor to good , 3 00 ® 100 ; choice to fancy ,
I 755 IB ; Nebraska. 4 00 ® t 75.
KANSAS OITT LIVE STOCK.
KANSAS CITY , April 9. Cattle Roceinte ,
! ,3i 9 head ; weaker and 10@15c lower ; exports
> 15(3)5 ( ) 35 ; common to choice shipping , 4 00 ®
@ 0 10 ; cows , 2 75@3 09.
Hogs Receipts , 5,600 head ; opened steady
and closed excited and lC@15c higher at 4 10
150 ; bulk , 4 20 ® 125.
Snoop Receipts , 1,500 ; steady ; common to
good muttons , 1 5U@3 25.
BT , LQUIB.
Bl. Loom , April 9. Cattle Receipts
2,100 hood ; shipments , 300 ; firm and ctive ; all
? radoa soiling freely ; exports 5 C0@5 75 ; com-
non to choice shipping 4 40@5 70 ; butchers'
steers , 4 00@4 80 cows and heifers , 3 25 ® 4 25 ;
stockers and feeders , 3 50@4 80 ; corn fed
Texans 3 754 50.
Sheep Recnlpts , 1,600 ; shipments , none ;
steady ; common to good275@400 ; choice to
extra , 4 25@4 03.
OMAHA. luuLKKEIS.
OFKICE OF TUB OMAHA BEE , )
Thursday Evening , April 9. )
The following pncea are charged retailers
> y jobbers , wholesale and commission mer
chants with the exception of grain , which is
quoted at the prices furnished by the elova-
an and other local buyers :
Grain
Wheat Cash No. 2 , 55c.
Barley 50c.
Rye Cash No. 3 , 45@4Sc.
Corn No. 2 , 28o.
Oata No , 2 , 28o.
TjiTO Htock Market ,
Hogs-$3.50(23.75. (
Co ws $3 . 25@3.75.
Steers S-1.00@4.7C.
Sheep S3.00@3.75.
Oalvea-5.00@G.BO.
Hltloi.
Steady ; green butchers' 6c ; green cured , 74
@ 7Scdry ; flint , 12@14c , dryBalt,10@llc : dam
aged hides two-thirds pnco.
Tallow-4i@51c.
Grease Prime white , 4@4Jo.
Sheep Pelte 25c@75.
Flour and Mlllstuffa ,
Winter Wheat Firmjbost quality patent at
70.
70.Second
Second quality $2 40 ,
Spring Wheat Best quality patent at $2 70.
Second quality -$2 15@2 50.
Bran 65@75o per owt.
Chopped Feed-Per 100 Iba. , 75o.
Corn Meal S0.85@l 00 per cwt.
Screening No. 1 , GOo per cwt ; No 2 , SOc.
Hominy 1.50 per cwt.
Shorts 60o per cwt.
Graham 81.75 per cwt.
General Produce
Eggs Receipts have decreased remarkably
during the past week , probably owing to the
consumption f eggs lor hatching purposes ,
) r possibly too because a goot ] many shippers
leld back on account of the very low prices it
s doubtful though whether such proceeding
will turn out right. Demand has kept up quito
well and overstocks are nearly all worked off
now. So far sales have not been msdo nbovo
lOc yet , but in some Instances below ; how.
over , as the _ market Is clear now , prospects
ire more bright and favor an advance of at
least ono cent within the 'next twenty-four
lours , and possibly more.
Batter A scarcity of good grades has been
notable for the week past and prices are moro
Brm. Creamery , 22@25o ; fair to good , 13
"i4c ; choice dairy , 15@17c ; inferior gradea8 !
ilOc.
Poultry Demand moderate for old , dressed
and alive , while sprlnc chickens are In strong
lOquost. Spring chickens , | per doz , 6 00 ; chick-
eus Iftlivo , per doz , 300@350 ; Chickens
dressed , per lb. , choice , 12@13c , Turkeys ,
dressed , per lb. , choice , 13@14c ; Geese ,
dressed , per lb. , choice , 10@llc ; Ducks ,
dressed , per lb. . choice , 12o.
Game Docks have been scarce lately and
ara m strong demand , while geese are more
plentiful. Ducks , mallard , perdoz , 2 00@2 60 ;
ducks , teal and mixed , per doz , 1 50@2 00 ;
geeie , per doz , 3 00@3 50 ; snipe , per doz , 1 00
@ 1 25 ,
Onions Receipts very light and demand
good at 100@125 per bush.
Onion Seta Demand goad for choice bot-
tomlsots , at f 5 00 per bushel ,
Beans In fair supply and demand moder
ate. Navy , per bushel , 1 60@1 CO ; medium ,
per bushel , 1 3091 40.
Potatoes Demand has been quite good and
sales of choice stock aremodo readily at 50
@ 55c , with fair tojgood at 40@45c.
Tobacco.
Brooking O. B. , 22o ; Meerschaum , SOo ;
Durham , IGooz. 4'Jo ; Durham , 8 ot , , 65o ; Dur
ham , 4 oz. 57o ; Durham , 2 or. , 60o ; Seal of
North Carolina , 16 or. , wood. 42o ; Seal of North
Carolina , 8 oz. . wood , 45c ; Seal of North Car
olina , 4 oz. , cloth , 48cSeal of North Carolina ,
1 or , , cloth , Wo ; O. S , , Durham , 4 oz. , 28o ; O ,
K. Durham , 2 ot , SOo ; Unoln Ned , , fs 25o ;
Tom and Jerry 23o. IxingTomSOo.
Oily and Yarnlalio * .
OILS 130 carbon , per gallon , He ; ICO
headlight , per gallon , 1 Jo ; 175 ° headlight
jodgallon , 16c ; 150 ° water white , IBo ; Un
seed raw , per gallon , 62o ; linseed boiled , per
gallon , 55c ; Lard , winter itr'd , per gallon , ? 0c ;
Not 1 , 60c ; No. 2 , M ; castor XXX. per gal.
Ion , 1 60c : No. S , 1 40 ] sweet , per gallon , 1 00 ;
iperm W. B. , per gallon. 1 60 ; fish W. B. ,
per gallon , G5 ; neatsfoot extra , per gallon , 90o ;
No. 1 , 7 Bo ; lubricating , tero , per gallon , SOo ;
rummer , 16o ) golden machine , No. 1 , "per gal
lon , S5c ; No. 2 , 28o ; iperm , signal , per gallon
OOo ; turpentine , per gallon. 4fc ; unpthfl , 74 ° ,
per gallon , 16c.
Bplrlta ,
CoLooNxBpiBiTa-188 proof. 119 ; do , 101
P J > ° li 1 20 : plr ts , second quality , 101 proof ,
1 19 : do , 188 proof , 1 18.
ALOOUOL 188 pooof alcohol I SO per wine
gallon.
WHiBKiK3-RlUtlll6d whlikies , I OOflJl 60 ;
Fine blendad , 160 300 ; Kentucky bour-
boni 200@600i Kentucky and Penniylva-
nla ryej , 3 00 ® 6 W ,
BRANDIES Imported , G 00@16 00 ; dome-
lie , 160L3 ( tO.
GINS Imported , 450@GOOj domostto , 150
© 300.
ROMS Imported , 4 50@8 00 ; New England ,
2 00@4 00 ; domwtio , 1 0(33 ( 00.
CiiAMrAONis Imported , per c o , 23 00 ®
34 00 ; American , per case , 10 00@1G 00.
DBCUB AND CnEMioAta Add , carbollo , 40o
acid , tortaric , 65o ; balsam copaiba , per lb.
65c ; bark , sassafras , per lb , ISo ; calomel , per
lb , 90o ; cinchonldla , per oz. , $0 50 ; chloro
form , per lb , $1 00 ; Dovers powders , per lb ,
_ _ F _ . , VUj " WWWJt , 1U. S
per gal. , $1 40 ; oil , olive , per gal , , $1 40 ; oil ,
origanum , 50c ; opium , 94 50 : quinine , P. &
W. . and R. & S. , per oz. , 5110 ; potassium :
Iodide , per lb , , $3 50 ; solicin , per oz. , 40c ;
sulphate mozi'hine , per oz. , S3 50 ; tulphur ,
per lb. 4o ; strychnlno , per oz , , 81 60
v Hry I'alntfl
Whlto lead 89c ; French to , Ccj Fail )
Mhitmg , 2ic ; whiting gilders , lc | whiting
com'l , lie ; lampblack , Germnntown , 14c ;
lampblack , ordinary , lOc ; Prussian blue , 55o
untramarlno , 18c ; Vandyke , brown , So ; umber ,
burnt , 4c ; umber , raw , 4o ; sienna , bnrn4ct ; ;
ilenna , raw , 4c : Pans green , genuine. 25o
Paris grconcommon,20c ; chrome green , N. Y , ,
20c ; chrome green , K , , 12o ; vermtlllon , Eng .
75o ; vormilllon , American , ISc ; Indian , rod ,
lOc ; rose pink , lie ; Venetian , rod , Cookson's ,
2fc ; Venetian , red , American , IJc ; rod load ,
7jc ; chromo yellow , genuine , SOo ; chromo yel
low , K. , 12c : ochre rochelle , 3c ; ochre , Frenh
2Jo ; ochre , American , 2c : Winters mineral ,
2ic ; lohigh brown , 2&c ; Spanish brown , 2Jc ;
Prince's mineral , So.
VAHNISHES Barrels , per gallant Furniture ,
extra , 81 10 ; furniture , No. 1 , 81 ; coach , ox
tro , 81 40 ; coach , No. 1 , 81 20 ; Damar , extra ,
81 75 ; Japan , 70c ; aaphaltnm , extra , 85o ,
shellac , $3 50 ; hard oil finish 81 50 ,
PAINTS IN OIL White load , Omaha , P. P.
5foj > hlto load , Bt. Louis , pure , G 50 ; Morsoil
les green , 1 to 5 lb cans , 20c ; French zlno ;
green seal , 12o ; French zinc , rod seal , lie ,
Branch zlno , In varnish asat. , 20c ; French zinc ,
In oil osst , 15c ; row and burnt urabor , 1 'b
lian , lOc ; raw and burnt Sienna lOc ; Vandyke
trown , 13c ; refined lampblack , 12o : coach
block and ivory black , 16c ; drop black , 16c ;
Prussian blue , 40c ; ultramarlna blue , 18c ;
chromo green , L. M & D. . ICc ; blind and
shutter frreen , L. M. &D. , 16c ; Paris green ,
18c ; Indian red , 15c ; Venetian red , 9c ; Tus
can rod , 22c ; American vormillion. I. & P.-
; yellow ochre , DC ; L. M. , O. & D. O. , 18o ;
yellow ochre , 9o ; golden ochre , IGc ; patent
dryer , 8c ; graining colors , light oak , dork oak ,
walnut , chestnut and ash. lt > o
Dry Goods
BnowN Sims-Twos Atlantlo A , 7Jo ; Allan-
tlo P , 5c ; Atlantic LL , 5ic ; Brnnawlck , 74o ;
Beaver Dam LL , 6 Jc : Lawrence LL , etc ; Pa
clfio H , 7o ; Royal Standard , Gloj Indian
Head A , 7jo ; Wauchusott A , G o.
FINE BROWN SHKETINQS Argyle , 60 ; Pop-
poroll R , 6io ; Sallsoury R , 60 ,
BLEACHED COTTONS Ballon , 4-4 , CJcj Bal
lon , 7-8 , 6Jo ; Cumberland , 4-4 , 7icDavoll DD ,
8io ; Falrmonnt , 4o ; Fruit of the Loom 4 ,
8c ; Glory of the West , 8Jc ; Golden Gato,8o ;
Hill 7-8 , 7c ; Hill 4-4 , 7Jc ; Lonsdalo , 7Io ; Now
York Mills , lOJo ; Wamsutta , lOio.
DUCKS ( Colored ) Boston , 8 oz. , lljoi Beaten
ton , 10 oz , 101cEoaton , 9 or. , 12Jo | Fall River
"DOCKS ( Gray ) West Polnt,8 oz. , lie ; West
Point 10 oz. , 12jc ; Point Bear , 8 oz. , llo ,
TtOKiNas Amoakoaft , 13o Continental
Fancy , 9o ; Cordla 13oj Pearl River , 21o ;
York , 124c ; Hamleton Awnings , 12ir
DENIMS Amoskovg , 13o ; Beaver Creek AA
12c ; Beaver Creek BB , lie ; Beaver Crook
CO , lOo ; Haymakora , 80 ; Jaffrey D & T , 12Zo ;
Jaffroy XXJX , 12io ; Pearl * Rlvor , ISc ; War
ren AXA ( brown ) . 12c ; Warren BB ( brown ) ,
Ic : Warren CO ( brown ) , lOo.
OAMBBICSFifth avenue glove finish , 4&o ;
Keystone glove finish , 60.
I lUonsET JKANS Amory , 74c ; Hancock , 8c ;
Kearsarge 7ic ; Rockport , 6Jo.
PBINTSAliens , SJc ; American , 6401 Arn
old's 6c ; Cocheco , Go ; Harmony , 4Jo ; Indigo.
7c ; Indigo 7-8 , llic ; Indigo 4-4 , 14io ; Stool
River , 5ic ; Charter Oak , 4io.
PBINTS SmBTWaa Ameripan,4io ; Oocheco ,
4Jo Gloucester. 4Jo ; Sonthbr'dgo , 41o ; Waver-
leys 4Jc ; Rcsedalo , 4Jo.
GINOHAMB Amoakeog staples , 80 : Batea
staples , 7c ; Tiancwtor staples , 8c ; Plnnket
plaids 9s ; Hudson checks , 8Jo ; Amoskeag
PerslanB , 9c.
DBESS GOODS Atlantic alpacca. 9Jo ; Per
sian cashmere , 23o ; Hamleton caehmero , ISJc ;
Homloton Fnncua , lljo ; Hamleton brocades ,
15o ; Arlington brocade , ISc.
Hear Hardware Iilst.
Iron , rates , 2 SO ; plow steel , special cast , 5c ;
crucible , Ccj cast tools do , 15o20c ; wagon
spokes , per not , 2 26a3 00 ; hubs per sot ,
125 ; felloes , sawed dry , 140 ; tongues ,
each , 70c ; axle * , each , 75c ; square nut * per
ib , 7allc ; washers , per lb , 8al8o ; rivets , per
lb , llo ; coil chain , per Ib , 6al2c ; malleable ,
! o | Iron wedges , Cc ; crowbars , Got harrow
teeth , 4c ; spring steel , 7a8o ; Burden a horse
shoes , 4 30 ; Burden's mnleshoes , 5 30.
BABBED WISE In oar lots , 4 00 per 100 ,
NAILS Rates , 10 to 60 , 2 45.
SHOT Shot , 1 50 ; buckshot , 1 85 ; oriental
powder , kegs , 3 50a4 00 ; do , half kegs , 200 ; do
quarter kegs , 1 50 blasting , kegs , 3 85 ; fuse ,
per 100 feet , SOo.
LEAD Bar , 1 65.
COAL Cumberland blacksmith , 10 00 ; Mor
ris run Blossburg , 10 00 ; Whltebreast lump ,
5 GO ; Whitebreast nut , 6 00 ; Iowa lump , 6 00 ;
towa nut , 6 00 : Rock Spring , 7 00 ; Anthra-
dot , 11 25all EO ; Canon City , 7 00 per ton ,
Grocers' Jjlst
DRY FBUITS No 1 , quarter apples , bbls
5JoN ; 0 sliced , boxea.'OJo : evaporated , boxes ,
) $ c ; blackberries , boxoa lljo peochoa ,
boxes , lOc ; poacbei , evaporated , IGo ; rasp-
jerries , 35a
SooAfls Powdered , 7io ; cut loaf , 7jo ; gran
ulated , Ggo ; confectioners' A , 6Ja ; Standard
extra 0Mc ; extra 0 , 5gc ; medium yellow , BJc |
dark yellow , 5i@GSo.
FISH No. 1 mackerel half bbls , , 7 50 ;
Family i bbls. , 3 50 ; No. 1 kit * . 1 05 ; family
kits 60c ; No. 1 whitefish. half bb . ,6 50 ; No ,
1 kits , 95ci family half bbls. , 800 ; famirV
kitfl and palls , GOo ; No. 1 trout , half bbls. , 5 25 ,
SALT Dray loads , per bbl , 1 50 ; Asbtqn ,
In sacks , 3 50 ; 1 sacks Aeliton , 1 00 ; bbls dairy
60 , 6s , 2 75.
BTABOII Pearl , 4Jc ; Silver Gloss , Be : Corn
Starch , 80 ; Excelsior Gloss , 7o ; Corn , 74c ,
SPICKS Pepper , 16o ; i Ice , 14o ; cloves , 20o
cassia , 15o ,
CAUDLES Boxes , 40 Ibs , 16a , 12Jo , SB , ISJo ,
boie/s-lOlbfr , 16 or , Gs , 14o.
MATCHBS Par caddie , Sfio ; ronndrlcase
255sqaare ; , coses , 170 ; Oshkoeh , cases grl.20
BTBCP Standard Com , , S8o , bbls ; Standard
do 4 gallon kegu , 1 25.
SODA In lb papers , 3 20 per case ; keg , per
lb,2i
CANNED GOODS. Oyst&a " ( Standard ) per
cose , S 90 ; strawberries , 2 lb per case , 2 50 ;
raspberries , 2 lb , per case , 2 50 ; California
pears per case , 5 80 ; apricots , per cose , 6 00 ;
peachoa per case , 5 90 ; white chorrie * per
case , 6 74 ; plums per case , 4 60 ; whortleber
ries per case , S 00 ; egg plums , 2 lb , per case ,
290 ; greengages , 21bper case , 2UOpine ;
aples , 2 lb. per case , 3 20@5 60.
ROPB Sisal , i inch and larger , Sc , 9 Inch ,
Bo.
Bo.OorrEES Ordinary grades , 12@12o ; fair. 12
@lSic ; good , ISJo ; prime , 1415io ; choice.
1617c ; fancy green and yellow , 10@16Jo ; old
government Java , 20@26c ; Arbnckle'a roast
ed. 14c ; MoLaughlin'a XXXX roasted , 14Jc ;
Imitation Java. lGJ@181c.
PICKLES Medium in barreli , 5 40 ; do In
half barrels , 3 30 ; small , in barrels , 6 40 ; do In
half barrels , 4 00 ; gherkin * in barrelr , 7 50
do in half barrels , 4 50 ,
TKAB- Gunpowder , good 45@55ct choice ,
60@76o ; good Imperial , 4043o : choice , GO ®
65c ; Young Hyion , good , 350c ( ; choice. 66
@ 1 00 ; Japan , natural leaf , 75o ; Japan choice ,
60 ( 75c ; Oolonc good , S5@40o ; Oolong choice
40@55o ; Souchong , good , S040c ; choice , 86
@ 15c.
RICE Louisiana , prime to choiea , 6J@7o. }
WOODENWABB Two hoop paili , 1 85 ; three
hoop pail > , 2 10. Tuba , No. 1 , 8 60 ; pioneer
washboard * . 1 75) ) Double Crown , 21 90) ) well-
bucket * , 3 75. '
BOAM Kirk' * Savon Imperial ; S 15 ] Kirk's
satinet , 330 ; Kirk' * standard , S 55) ) Kirk' *
White Russian , 4 85.
POTASH Pennsylvania cant , 4 can * in case ,
3 85 fflabbitt'i ball , 2 doz. In case , 1 90) ) An-
Utor ball , 3 doz. in case , 1 50.
OANDT Mixed , 1 stick , Salic ; twitt
itick , 9o ,
VINKOAB New York apple , I6o | Ohio ap
ple , 13o ,
Dry Lumber.
Wholesale On Board Can at Omaha ,
EATT1NB , WKLL TOEING , FICSCTS.
§ , G. Bat * , 8 Inch . $ ,80
, . G , Bats , 2i Uch . ,70
i inch Bats , R. 1 s 35
3 Inch well lubmg , D. & M. . . . . . . . . . . . SI 00
3 inch well tubing , Bflr 21 00
Pickets : D , & II. Flat , $21 00 ; D & II.
Square > . . . . . , 22 00
DIMENSIONS AND TIMBERS ,
lift. UK. 16 li 18 ( t 20 It 2S It. 24 ft.
1500 15.00 16.00 iToo 18.00 19.00
2xS U CO 14.00 11.00 15.00 1(1,00 ( 19.00 19.00
2x8 15.60 15,00 15.0 10 CO 17:00 : Id. 00 19.00
2x10 14.60 14.60 14.50 15.50 19.60 17. tO 19.50
2x12 16.00 lf.00 15.00 18.00 17.00 1R 00 19.00
4xl-8xg. 1660 15.30 15 (0 18.60 17.60 18.50 19.60
FLOOniNO ,
1st Com. 61 ch.whito pine § 3 ( > 50
2dOom. U whlto ptno 3350
3d Com. 6 white pine 28 50
Sol. Fence Inch , whlto pine 1325
1st and 2d Clear yellow pine , 4-G inch. 21 60
sitir LAP.
Nn. 1 , Plain , 8 or 10 Inch SIC 50
No. 2 , Plain , lOinch 1450
Wo.l , 0. G BU50
BOABD3.
No , 1 boards , 12,14 and 1C ft $1G 00
No. 2 boards , 12,14 and 16 ft 1100
No. 3 boards , 12 , 14 and 16 ft 11 50
No. 4 boards. 12 , 14 and 16 ft. ( shipping
cull ) 1. . . . . . . . 1000
FINISHING.
1st and 2d Clear , Inch.ta , 2s $50 00
1st and 2d , Clear , 1J and 2 inch , s , 2s , . 50 00
3d , Clear , U incb.s. 2a 4800
3d , Clear , li and 2 Inch , s. 2s 4800
1st and 2d , Clear , 1 inch , s , 3s 50 00
3d , Clear , 1 inch , 8. 2s 44 00
A Select , 1 inch , s. 2s 39 CO
B Select , 1 Inch , s. 2s 28 60
Clear Poplar , g inch , a , 2s 35 OQ
FENCING ! ,
No. 1 , Ginch , 12nndli feet , rough..814 OQ
No. 1 , G inch , 1C foot , rough 16 00
No. 2 , G Inch , 12and 11 foot , rough. . . . 15 00
No 2 , G inch , 1C foot , rough 1400
No. 1 , 4 inch , 12 and 14 feet , rough. . . 1C Oo
No 1 , 4 Inch , 1G feel , rough 1C 50
No. 2 , 4 inch , 12 and 14 fset , rough. . . 14 00
No. 2 , 4 inch , 10 feet , rough 1150
BIDINO.
1st Com , 12,14 and 1C feet 521 50
2d Com. . 14 and 1G foot 19 CO
3d Com. , 14 and 16 feet 14 50
Fence , 14 and 1G foot 10 50
BEADED CEILING ,
1st Com. 9 inch , white pine $22 TO
2d Com. 3 inch , white pine 20 50
3d Com. ft inch , whlto pine 15 50
1st Com. 8 inch , Norway 15 00
2dCom , g inch , Norway 1400
Clear Poplar , panel , i inch , s.2 a 27 00
STOCK BOABDS ,
A12 inch , s. 1 s. 12,14 and 16 feet 45 CO
B 12 Inch , s. 1 B. 12,14 and 16 foot 41 00
0 12 inch , B. Is. 12,14 and 16 foot 8G 00
D 12 inch , B. 1 8.12,14 and 16 feet 23 00
No. 1 Com. 12 In. , B. 1 B. 14 and 16 ft 17 00
No. 1 Com. 13 in. , B. 1 B. 12 ft. 18,50
No. 1 Com. 12in. , s. 1 a. 10,18 and 20 ft21 00
No. 2 Com. 12 in.s. 1 s. 12.14 and 1G ft.14 75
BUNGLES AND LATH ,
16 inch , Clear 5350
* A * Standard 260
5 inch , Clear 1 70
No. 1 125
Lath 2 35
POSTSj
White Cedar , G inch , halves lljo
White Cedar , 5i Inch , halves 9o
White Cedar , 8 inches , quarters 9o
White Cedar , 4 Inch , round llic
Southern Rod Cedar , CJ feet 15 c
DENVER MARKET.
FLOUB Colorado. 100 Ibs , 150@1 75 ; pat
ent , 100 Ibs. , 2 75@3 00 ; Kansas , 100 Ibn , 2 75
@ 3 00 ; graham , 100 Iba. 1 50 ; rye , 100 Ibs ,
2 25 ; buck-wheat , per bbl , 7 60 , '
GBAIN , FEED , ETC. Wheati 100 Ibs , $100
corn in sack * on track , 100 lb * , 65(5)70 ( ) ;
oat * , in socks on track , 100 Ibs , eastern white ,
1 15@120 ; Colorado white , 120@1 SO ; mixed ,
110@115 ; barley 100 Ibo , 1 S0@l 35 ; bran ,
ton , on track , 14 0015 00 ; chop , corn , 100
Ibs , on track , 70c@75 ; chop mixed , 100 Ibs ,
on track , 1 C0@l 20 ; corn meal , 100 Ibs. 180
® 140.
HAT Baled , upland , ton , 13 00@15 00 ;
upland , loose , ton , 10 00@13 00 ; second bottom
tom , baled , 10 00@1100 ; alfalfa , loose , ton ,
12 00@16 00 ; straw , baled , on track , ton , G 00
@ 8 00.
BDTTEB Creamery , fancy , lb , 41o
creamery , fine , lb , SGSiSSc ; dairy , choice , lb
2022c ; dairy , good , lb , 18@20o ; dairy , fair
lb , 15@16o ; cooking , lb , G@8c.
Eoos State , candled and warranted , doz ,
5@36o ; ranch , doz , 3G@37a
CHEESE Full cream , 16@17o ; half cro am
b , 10@llc ; skim , lb , 9o ; Swiss , domostle
D , 22@23o | Swiss , imported , 8032o ; trlm-
aurger , ISc.
PotJLTBY Live old chickens , doz , 5 00@5 60 ;
dressed ducka , Ib , 15@16c ; dressed turkeys ,
lb. , 1516c.
POTATOES Colorado , 100 Ibi , 95@105j
sweet , jerlb. , 4o ,
VEGETABLES Onions , yellow , 100 Iba ,
225 ; cabbage , 100 Ibs , 350 ; beota ,
100 Ibs , 110@125 ; turnips. 100 Ibs , 1 25.
FBDITO Lemons , per box , Messina , 4 009
4 50 ; oranges , Florida , per box. 6 5097 00 ;
apples , fancy bbl , 5 C0@5 50 ; apples , medium ,
bbl 3 60.
CUBED MEATS Hams , sugar cured , lb , Hi
© llgc ; booon , breakfast , Ib , 12@12o ; dry
salt Bides , .b , 7J@8c ; lard in palls , 9i < 9jjcj
lard in tierces , 8 c.
FB SH MEATS Dressed beef , Colorado , per
lb , 71(3 ( 80 : hogs , lb , Gi@GJc ; mutton , lb , 7
@ 7io.
LITE STOCK Colorado steers , per 100 Iba
4 10@4 60.
Hides. Dry Flint No. 1 , per lb , lli@12oi
No. 2 , lb , 9@10o ; green steer * and branded
3alf , lb , 4@5c ; green calflb , 8@10c ; green kip ,
Ib , C@7c ; ehoop aklns , dry , 8@10o ; door skins ,
lb , 15@20c ; antelope skins , lo , 12@15 ; tallow ,
lb,5@Ga
WOOL Colorado No. 1 , per Ib , 1415o ]
buck , Ib , 8c ; Mexican , 7@10o ,
FISH Mackerel , No. 1 , 140 , kit. mess ,
1 G02 00 : California ealmon , half bbl , 10 50 ;
Holland honing , keg , 1 60(21 ( 60 ] trent , per
Ib. 15&1GO
CHICAGO ,
) B&Sf.Fml
THE SHORT LIN
And BEST ROUTE.
l-UOM OMAHA TO
THE EAST ,
TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND
Chicago , Minneapolis , Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Cedar Ilaplde , Davenport ,
Clinton , Dubuque , Kockford ,
Hock Island , Freeport Janeavillo ,
Klgln , Madison , La Crease ,
Bololt , Winona ,
And all other Important points Eatt , North *
east and Southeast ,
Ticket office at 1401 Farnam street ( In Faxton llo
tcl ) , and at Union Fadflo Depot.
Pullman Hlecpers and tbe Klneat Dining Cars In
tbe W rldore run on tnemaln llncaof the CiucAoo
MILWAUKXI&BT. PAUL H'r and every attention la paid
to passengers bycouiteoua ernplojei of IhocornnaDy.
8. H. UEKUILL , A. V. H , CAlll'UNTKU ,
Ocneral Manager , Oen'l rusonner Agent ,
R. MILLKlt , OEO , P , JIKAKKOUI ) ,
Au't Oen'l Hani cer. * m't Oen'l fiat Agent.
J , T , CLAUK , Oen'l Suj-trliitendcnt.
St , Charles Hotel ,
0 BTltECT , BET 7tu and 8th , . . TJNCOIJf , SEE.
lira. KaU Coaklr , Ptoprletoreea.
MTNewly and elegantly furnUhed. Good eampli
room * on flrtt floor.
MTTenn1.60to(2peidajr. . BpecUl ratoa riv D
nemben of the UirUUture. oovlO-I m.m *
Bidgo'a ' Food
vjll find the tl.7S the
moit tconoimcal tlzt
to buy , Druyyiiti
ihould keep it , but ij
you cannot procure
thli titt of your Drug-
gilt itnd the amount
mtk full aildtett to
Woolrlth ACo. . , fat-
tnertitan. , ami they
mil oruartiaran , t
OMAHA BRIDGE TRAINS
Dumrrw Trnlns I * TO om&h fl o,7 M
0 60,10 CO , 11 U a in,15I > 0. 2 00 , S 00. 4 00 , I li , 6 CO
1110pm. On 8unil yathe 7 50 and 10 00 a m and
100 nd 1 CO p m tr Ins do not run. Arrlvo * t truns.
lei depot IS minutes Utor : Drokdwav depot SO cxla <
atesInter ,
Lcnvo Council BlnQl { DrO Jw y depot ) at T15 ,
8 SO , 10 EO , U M m ; 1 80 , S SO , 8 SO. 423,525,1 i
knd 11 45 p m. On IJundiya the D 20 End 11-10 am
md 8 80 and f 25 p m trains will not run. Arrive it
Transfer 7 minutes Uter , Omaha 20 minutes Utcr.
.TranaforTralns iavoOm h t8i6 , B83
am , 18 BB , 120,016 and 7 00 p m , dally.
Arrive at 9 U and 1115 a m , 1 20 , 8 EO , T 85 and
816 p. m. _
SUNDAY TRAINS
To and from Chicago via the Tripartite Alllinoe Lines ,
BURPIT MOttHTKO. | BATOttPAT V .
I MU. | R-I. | N.W | IU | Ml
Sunday evening nd Monday mornlnz trims arrive
In corresponding order. C. 13. & Q. tnuti run every
STOCKYARDS TRAINS.
Iio&ve Union Pacific depot at 0 19 a ra and B S5 p.
n.
Arrive ( torn Stock Yards at 7 25 a in and e 25 p m.
Mall Tlmo Card ,
OPEN. I ROUTE. I OLOSK.
A. 41. F. H. | | A. M. P. M.
Omco open Sundays from 1210 1 , noon.
Q. K COUTANT P. M.
NEBRASKA UHD ABZNCY
[ ( SuocEssoBS TO DAVIS & SNTDEB. )
OENEBAL DEALEB3 IN
1505 FARNAM STREET. - - OMAHA.
nave for sale 200,000 acres carefully selected lands
a Eastern Nebraaka , at low prloe and on c jy ternu
Improved farms for ealo la Douglaa , Dodge , CeU r ,
PUtte , Bart , Oamlng , Sarpy , Washington , Uorrick ,
Baundere , and Bntler counties ,
Taxes paid In all parts of the state.
Money loaned on Improved farms.
Notary Publlo always la office. Correspondence
solicited
RAILWAY.
THK BEST ROUTE AHD
Omaha
Council Bluffsl
and Chicago.
The only line to take for Del Molnea. arshall.
town , Cedar lUpids , Clinton , Dixie , Chicago , Mil
waukee and all points eait. To the people of Ne
braska , Colorado , Wyoming , Utah , Idaho , Nevada ,
Oregon , Washington and CalllornU It otters superior
advantages not poaelble by any other line.
Among a few ol the numerous points of euperlor-
Ity en jo Jed by tba patrons of this roadbotween
Omaha and Chicago , are Its two trains * day of DAY
COACHES which are the finest that human art and
ingenuity can create ; Ita PALACE SLEEPING OARS
which e models of comfort and elegance ; Ita PAR
LOR DRAWING ROOM OARS , unsurpassed by any
and Its widely celebrated PALATIAL DIKING CARS
tbe equal of which cannot be found elaiwhere.
At Council Bluffa the trains of the Union Pacific
Ry. connect In Union Depot with tboae of the Chlca
go & Northwestern Ry In Chicago the trains of tbli
line make cloae connection with thote of all eastern
lines.
ForDelrolt , Columbus , Indianapolis , Cincinnati.
Niagara Falls , Buffalo , Plltaburg , Toronto , Montreal
Boston , New York , Philadelphia , Baltimore , Wash-
mgton and all points In the Kaat , ask tbo ticket
agent for tickets via the
-NOimi-WESTBRN , '
Uvouwlanthe boat accommodations , ' All tlcke
agents sell tickets via tbli line.
. HOG niTT. R. .HAIR ,
Qjuera I Manager. Gei. Pue. Agent.
CHICAGO.
EUROPE.
COOK'S EXCURSION PARTIES tall from New
York In April , May , June and July by Ural data
itei nublpa.
SPECIAL TOURIST TICKETS for INDIVIDUAL
TRAVELERS at reduced ritu , by the bctt route *
for pleaaure travel.
COOK'S EXCURSIONIST , with ma [ > a , contain
full partlcohriby ; mail for 10 cenU.
TIIOS COOK ft BON , 01 Brotdffay , N. Y.
Or 104 Dearborn St. , Chicago , Ilia ,
wed -eatlOwme
NcrroM
UtiUlly UMk * d
AbrorlU crticrlptloo cf a noted tMcUlltt ( Bowtc
fticl. ) PrlailiU c a fill it. Ad < iru
ORiV/ARD A CO , . LOUISIANA , aia
LAGER
FRANZ FALK BREWING GO.
Milwaukee. Wis.
GUNTHElt & 00M ' Solo Bottler *
THE A. L. STRANG COMPANY.
Double and Single Acting ] /'owtv and Hand
Engine Trimmings , Mining Machinery , Bolting , lloso , Brass and Iron Fitting !
rtt wholesale or roUU. HALLADAY W1ND-MILLS , OHDUOB
AND SCHOOL BELLS ,
Corner 10th and Farriam St. , Omaha Neb.
IE MURRAY IRON Worn" "
"THE UKOttt IKON WOUKS
SNOINES ,
BOIL E RS , AiatmOf cutoff -fig/Ms /
MILL AND MINING Meat Cutting Machines ,
MACHINERY. Tanking Outfits Prases. AOENTS FOR
PATENT LOO DOCS httltl ScnpHfS , T > IEHYWt | > MSMATfCUGtm
AND SAW MILL SCECIAUTICS. ftW'tEVdWnttofS. / . 4CNB rpn.'UTiMAte
Prafrie Com Shelters * i
AND DEALUll IN
'
{ I
OMAHA , !
SPEOIALNOTIOK TO
Growers of Live Stock and Others ,
WE OALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
It la the boot and choapoat food for Btook of any klud. Ono pound la cauKl to
khreo poiuda of corn. Stock fed with Ground Oil Guko In the Fall and Wintoi
Inatoaa of running down , will incroaao la weight and bo In good marketable oondl
Ion in tbo apring , Dairymen , as wall vs othora , who nao it , can testify to Ite moi
Its. Try It and judge for yoursolvoa. Prlco $24.00 per ton. No ohargo for eaoki
Addroaa WOODMAN LINSEED OIL WORKS , Omaha , Neb ,
f
( DEALERS IN
FffiE AJ9D BUBGLABPBOOF
U
2LOSBO
W F , BROWN. OEO. BROWN
W. F. BROWN & CO ,
COMMISSION. DEALERS IN
LIVECOMMISSION.
pee , [ .change Buildiog Union Stopk Yards ,
FIRST NinOHAt , BIKE REFERENCE , Omaha ; OMAHA , NEB.
W A. PAXTON , PreeL and Tieas. Union Stook Yds. , Omaha
BWAR BEOS. , Cheyenne. Abe connected with Gregory , Oooley
JonB A. McSUAKK , Manager Bay State Cattle Co. Co , Union Stock Yards , Chicago.
J. A. CBSIOUTON Frost. First Nat'l Bonk , Omaha.
Address all communications Union Stock Tarda , Omaha , Nebraska.
UBKRY T. CLARKE , f rest , and Treat. A.il.CLAllKE , Vice Pretidtnl
JOHN T. CLARKE , Secretary.
H. T. CIiARKE DRUG COMFA35JY ,
LEIGHTON & CLARKE.
T AHQKST Jobbing Drug homo between Chloagr ) and San Franclaoo. OAPITAL STOCK , 8200.0CO. We
JU shall boot the bottom of the miikot at all tlmca. Will duplicate Chicago and St , Louis prices with
freight added , Our spea'alty will be
Pure Drugs , J. * iint8 , Oils and JVindoiv Glasv
Ea ( mates elen on plito glosa. To those about to embark In the drug rmslnens v , III do well to 1111
your Interest by calling on ua or send for our prloo liat whlchwill appear 'jout January 6tli , Mall orda
BOllcltod. 1U 11ARNKV BTHEKT.
W. EELLMAN & GO , ,
1301 AND 1303 FARNAM STREET , COR. 13TH ,
YOUNG MEN
Who have trifled nwny tliolr
youthful vigor H d power- Who
uro suffering from terrible drains
nd losses , w h o it ro weak ,
IMPOTENT , "nd unfit forinari
rluK < i. E fl I" ft r of nil ugt'8 , who Jlml
their M b m power und vital
Ity. IIIB-IIiiorvo andKKX-
U JA L S'J'JtKNGTII wcukonnd ,
wliQtlicr by EXCESS or curly habits
CAN re"efvo n positive & lastIng -
Ing CURE , O inattur of how
long Etiuidlng your case may ho , or
who hns fulled to euro you , by a few
weeksor montlis upt > of the celebra
ted Myrtlonln Treatment.
Athonu ; , wltlidiit expOBiire , in lens
tlineuiid for LKSS money than uny
other method In the world. Weak back , Headache , EMISSIONS , lassitude , loss of
spirits and ambition , gloomy thoughts , dreadful dreams , defcutlvu memory ,
Impediments to marriage , epilepsy mid many other symptoms
! nsanity > reinovcd
MARRIED MEN , AND MEN ABOUT TO MARRY , REMEMBER ,
PEKFEOT SKXUAT/STJIENGTH MEANS ; healthy and vigorous offspring ,
lougllfo and tholovu and respect of a faithful wife. No tnuit should ever marry
who have been guilty of early Indescrotlons , until he has been restored to PEIl-
FEOT MANHOOD. "VVo guuruntee a permanent cure In every case undertaken.
Send 2 Etatnpa for treatise with proofs and testimonials.
Address The Climax Medical Co , St. Louis , Mo.