Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DAILY BEE THURSDAY , JUNE , 1885
NEBRASKA
i OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
I1 AID UP CAPITAL . . . . 8250,000
SURPLUS NOV. 1,1881. . . . 23,000
orriOKns :
S. W , YATKS , A. E. TouzAtw ,
President. Vlco President.
IVV.Monsit , JNO S.CottiHs , LEWIS S. lint
K. K.IIaydon , Ass't. and Acting Oasliior.
IUNKINO OFFICE :
The Iron Bank ,
OOE , 12th AND FAENAM ST3 ,
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TKANSAOTED.
INTEREST allowed on time deposits upen
favorable terms and upon accounts of banks
nod bankers.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE , Government
Bond ) and Count/ and City securities bought
and Bold.
In its treatment of customers the most lib
eral policy Is pursued consistent with safety
and sound banking , and wolnvito correspondence -
enco or personal inquiry In connection there
with.
FINANCE AND GDHIIHERGE.
YOBK , Juno 3. Money Easy at 1
percent.
Prime mercantile paper 4@5 per cent ,
Foreign Exchange Slorlinc bills , Sl.SGi ,
demand , S1.03J.
Governments Good business ; 4'a and 4i's
(
Jo higher ; 3V , Jo lower.
Stocks Have been a httlo moro active to
day than yesterday , and the delivery was dull
from the opening to the clesing of the board.
The sales werjo 131,082 shares , of which
Lackawannn nud Grangers construed over
GO per cent. The lowest prices were made
just after the opening of the board , but they
wore immediately succeeded by a moderate
rally and continued strong with very slight
fluctuations. The highest prices were reached
about 1 o'clock , nnd they were followed by a
very slight reaction , when quotations became
steady nnd so continued until the cloee. The
extreme fluctuations during the day were gen
erally less than 1 per cent.
oouroKB ,
B'l. . . . „ . . . . „ , 1033
4J' Coupons 1123
U. B. 4's 1223
Eaolfio6' of 'B5 ' 127
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Central pacitio „ 301
Chicago & Alton . . . . . . . 137
do do pfd 1EO
Chicago , Burlington & Quinoy 12U
Delaware , Lackawana & Western 2 |
Denver & Itlo Grande -IS
Erie 104
do pfd „ 20
Illinois Central 124
Indianapolis , Bloom. & Western i 8 ?
Kansas & Texas 178
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern. . . . . . . 624
Louisville & Nashville S2J
Michigan Central 49
Missouri Pacific OfiJ
Northern Pacific 1C
do do pfd „ 38
Northwestern 03 ;
pfd 127
New York Central 83
Oregon Trans-Oontlnontal 132
PaoifioMail 65
E. D. &E 9
Pullman Palaca Car Company 115
Kook Island 113.
V Bt , Lonls & Ban Francisco
do do pfd 33 ,
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul G7 |
do do do pfd 1011
BLPaul&Omaha 19
do do pfd 70
trains Pacific It
Union Pacific „ 5-11
Wabash , St Lonia & Pacific 3 |
do do do pfd Cj
Western Union Telegraph GOl
O , B. &N 734
PIlOnUOB.
onioAoo.
CaiOAao , III , Juno 3. Flonr IJull nnd
unchanced.
Wheat Active , unsettled and nervous ;
opened quiet ; declined Jo , Improved lie , de
clined gc ; again advanced } c ; eased off , de
clining jc and closed about jc under yoater-
day : 8oi@8'fic for cash 85c for June ;
87g874o ( for July ; 891@8 ! > 8 for August ; No. 2
red , 94a'J41c.
Ocrn Active , largo business transacted ;
uneettledand higher ; advanced 2@lc , de
clined ic ; Improved a trifla and closed about
as yesterday ; 4Gjj@4Gka for cash ; 46&c & for
June ; 40 1GJcfor July ; 48jo for Angust.
Oats Considerably improved ; futures i@ic
higher , cash Jc hlgbpr ; 329@32ia for cash ,
32i@32Jc for June ; 32g@32ic for July ; 28JO
for August.
Kye-Qaletat 67c.
Barley Nominal.
Timothy Seed Dull'nnd 3c lower ; prime ,
S1.67.
Flaxseed Tame and unchanged ; No , 1 ,
S1.37J.
Poik Only moderately active but steadier ;
ruled G@10c higher and closed steady at me
dium figures ; $10.U@10.5 : : ! for cash ; $10 30
@ 10.S2i for Juno ; S10.42i@10.4Q for July ;
§ 10C210.fiG for August. .
Lara-Active and ruled li@5o ! higher ;
SO 50 for cash land Juno ; § UOi@G.OU ; for
July ; SG.C6@G.G74 for August
Bulk Meats Shoulders , 53.8003.85 ; short
clear. $5.7D@5.80 ; short ribs , $0.25 ,
Whiskey Steady at $1.16
Butter Fairly active ; fair to One creamery ,
ll@10c ; choice dairy , 12@14c.
Cheese Slow and weak ; chotldars 7&8&c & ;
hfr young Americas , 9,412 ; skims l@5c.
Eggs Easy at lljc.
llliles Unchanged ; heavy , green salted ,
7c ; light. 8@14c ; damaged , G@12c ; bull
hides. Gc ; dry salted , Ilai2c. (
T nil ow Unchanged ; No. 1 country , § 5.12
@ 5.18.
Keoeipti , Bhlp'ts.
Blour , bbli. . . . . 17,000 ll.OOC
Wheat , bushels 104,000 71.00C
Ooro , bushels 394,000 327,000
Oota , bnahels 192,000 28.00C
Rye , bushels. . , 6,000 4.00C
Barley , bushels 14,000 1OOC ,
11ILWAUKKB PBObDOB
MILWAUKEE , Wls. , June 3. Wheat-
Strong ; No. 2 Milwaukee , 8igo ; July , SG o :
Auiut , 88Ic.
Corn Quiet ; No. 2 , 4GJo.
Oats Firmer ; light demandNo. 2 , 33 0.
Kye Very nniot ; No , 1 , 574o.
Barley Nominal ; No. 2 , 48a.
Provisions IIlRher : mess pork , cash anc
Juno , 810.35 ; July , § 10.45.
NEW IOBK FBODU01.
NEW YOBK , June 3. Whuat Spol
higher ; options opened strong , becami
irregular and closed heavy ; receipts , 18,001
bushels ; nxports , 2G.OGO bushels ; ungradei
red,67feO c ; No. 2 rod , nominal , Sl.COi@l.COJ
ele\atar ; August closing at § 1 01 i ,
Corn Opened linn ; reacted and cloaei
weaker ; receipts , 20,003 bu hels : export )
111,000 buihols ; ucgraded. 62@63ic ; No. S
MJc. elevator ; No , It , 31@40o ; August closinj
at Clc.
Oats Higher ; receipts , 30,000 bushels ; ei
ports , 3.0tO bushels ; mixed western , 3'J@41c
white , -iS(2I8c. ( ;
l''g 8 Firm and fair inquiry ,
I'Srk-DulL
liird Moderatlvely active : western stearr
pot , SO 70@0 774 ; August , SG.70@0.93.
Butter Dull ; western , 8@164c.
TOLEDO ,
TOLEDO , O , Juno 3. Wheat Close
active and easier ; No. 2 red , rash , and Jum
91c.
91c.Corn Dull nnd easy ; No. Scaehnnd Jun
4Sc.
4Sc.Oftta Notbiog doing.
CINCINNATI.
1 CINCINNATI , 0 , Juno 3-Wheat-Du' '
No. 2 red , $1.00.
Corn Active , firm and higher ; I\o ,
' mixed , 4S@48l8.
OaU-Bteadyt No. 2 mlxod , 35o.
Bye-Steady ; No. 2 fall , 73o.
Barley-Dull ; No , 2 spring , COc.
Fork Steady at $10,75.
l.ard-PMr demand at SO 25.
Whlsky-Sto dynt 51.13.
KANSAS OITT ,
KARSAB Our , Mo. , Juno 3-Wheat
Higher ; ca-h , 83jc ; July , 83c ; August , 85io
bid , 85Jc asked.
Corn Higher ; cash , nnd Juno 41ic ; July ,
lUobid , 42Jo oskod ; August , 42obld , 4IJo
asked.
Oats Nominal ; SGsbld SGJc asked.
Liverpool , June 3. Wheat-Flat ; holders
offered frsolyj red western spring , GJ 10d@
7s Id ; winter , 7s@7s 2d.
Corn Dull ; now mlxod western , 4s Gd.
BT , L001B rKODUCE ,
BT. LOOTS , Mo. , Juno 3. Wheat Higher
but unsettled ; closed lo below top price * ;
81.014 for cash ; $1.021 for JuljS § 1.031 bid
for August.
Corn Higher eirly ; closed lower ; 41o for
cash ; 4liobd ! for July ; 45) aikc-J for August.
Oata Dull at 32j for cash ; 30.c } bid for
July.
July.Kya Slow ; GCc asked.
Whisky Steady at $1.13.
Afternoon Board Wheat Declined
Corn l@io lower.
8IOOK ,
OHIOAOO.
CHIOAOO , III. , Juno 3. The Drovers' Jour
nal reports :
Cattle llpwlpts , 0,800 head : slow but
flrmt shipping steers , $4G5@5.85 ; common
to Rood cows nnd mixed , § 2.30@1,40 ; stockers
and feeders , $3.G3@5 00 ; slopped , § 5.qO@C,35.
Hogs Receipts , 1G,000 head ; active and
C@lOc higher ; rough and mixed , $3.G5@3.8Q ;
packing and shipping , 83 85@4.10 ; light ,
§ 3.70@4.05 ; skips , S3.00(33.00. (
Sheep Itecelpbi , 3,000 hoadj weak ; native
shorn , $2.7D@3.75 ; inferior to cholco woolod ,
§ 3.50@4.25.
KANSAS OITT LIVE STOCK ,
KANSAS Grrr/Mo , Juno 3. Gultlo Re-
oalpts , 1,800 head : shipments 1,200 head ;
opened ( toady ; closed weaker ; exporters ,
SO.20(35.-10 ( ; common to choice shipping ,
$4.GO@C.15 ; feeders , § 4.20@4.DO ; cowu , § 3.00
@ 1.00.
Hogs Receipts , 10,000 head ; shipment ? .
2,000 head ; opened firmer and higher ; closed
weak ; assorted , § 3.CO@3.75 ; heavy and
mixed , S3.671@3GO.
Sheep Receipts , 700j shipments , none ;
quiet ; common to good muttons , $2.00@3.CO.
BT , LODIB.
BT , Loots , Mo. , Juno 3. Cattle Receipts ,
3,200 head ; shipments , 900 head ; supply moro
liberal ; good grades firmluwerqualitios ; weak ;
fair to good ( hipping steers , § l.80@C,50 ; ex
porters , S5.GO@5.70 ; fgood butchers' steers ,
5l.GO@vl.85 ; mixed butchers' stock. § 3.25 ©
4.25 ; stackers nnd feeders , § 3.CO@1.75 ; grass
Texans , § 3.00@4.00 ,
Sheep-Receipts , 1,800 head ; shipments ,
none ; good grades ] ! steady ; farm-clipped ,
native ; § 2.25 ® 1.00 ; lambs , per head , § 1.00 ®
2.00.
ODIA.Ua A1A.KKBTS.
OFFIOK OF THE OMAHA BEB , 1
Wednesday Evening , Juno 3 , f
The following prices nro charged retailers
by Jobbers , wholesale and commission mer
chants with the exception of grain , which is
quoted at the prices furnished by the eleva
tors and other local buyers :
Mtock Market.
Hogs Receipts were liberal at the Union
Stock yards to-day , nnd the market active
at the advance. Common rough
mixed packing , § 3 30@3 40 ; goad to
choice mixed packing , § 3.00@3.GO. ( .Common
rough hogs and skips unsaleable. All
sales of stock in this market are made per
cwt live weight unless otherwise stated.
Dead hogs sell at lie per pound for weights
of 200 pounds and upwards , and lo for under
200 pounds. Pregnant sows are docked 40
pounds and stags 80 pounds.
Sheep $3.00 ® 3.75 for common to good.
Cattle Firm ; butchers' stock , § 3,50@4.00
for good cows and hcifera ; dreesodbeef steers ,
averaging 1,050 to 1,150 pounds , § 4.60@4.80 ;
peed , averaging 1,250 to 1,400 pounds , SJ.OO ®
Grain
Wheat Cash No. 2 , G7o.
Bwrley 45@50c.
Rye Cash No. S , 54r.
Corn No. S , SGo.
data No. 2 , 3Qo ,
Floor ana Mlllstuilfl ,
8KLLIXO PRICES.
Winter Wheat Firmbest ; quality patent at
$3.00@3.30.
Second duality 82.7C@3.00 ,
Spring Wheat Beat quality patentat ] $3.10 ,
Second quality-$2.40@3.00.
Bran 70o per cwt.
Chopped Feed Per 100 Ibs. , 90o@81.00
Corn Meal § 1.00@1.20 per cwt.
Screening No. 1 , 60o per cwt ; No' ' 2 , 60c ,
Hominy $1.50 per cwt.
Shorts 75o per cwt.
Graham 93.00 per cwt.
Hay § 18.00@19.00 per ton.
General Prodnco
Butter The market is in the worst state of
demoralization and the glut continues. A
comparatively small portion of the receipts
composed of the best quality of fresh grass
butter only la picked out by the trade , lOo
being the best price obtainable and almost an
exception , while all off grades , such as lack
uniformity In color or have not been worked
properly , are taken by packers only nt ex
tremely low prices , ranging from 3@7c. The
total Is surely very discouraging to shippers ,
and prospects are anything but bright. Sales
are made very slow now.
Eggs At the beginning of the week it
seemed as if the market was going to strength
en up some , but receipts Increased and they
would not move above ICc. llotton eges are
now putting In an appearance and candling la
necessity.
Poultry Receipts of old chickens are very
heavy and demand Is only limited , not over
§ 3.CO ebtalnablo. Spring chickens are also
plentiful and slow sale at $3,00 ; larger sizes
are wanted and will bring better prices.
Potatoes In moro liberal supply , and de
mand only fair at GOc for best stock ; Califor
nia new potatoes selling at 3@4o per Ib.
Onions Now southern sell at § 625 per
barrel , California choice at Co per Ib , and
Bermuda at § 3.00 per bush crate.
Beans In moderate request ; navy , per
bushel , S1.BO@1GO ; medium , per bushel ,
$1300140.
Grocers' List
Boo ARS Powdered , 7Socut ; loaf , 7Jo ; gran
ulated , 74o | confectioners' A , 7c ; Standard
extra C , Glo ; extra 0 , GJo ; medium yellow , Go ;
dark yellow , 5Jc.
Oornits Ordinary grades , lOos fair , 12 ;
good , 11(0)120 ) ! prime , 12@13o ; choice ,
oa. me ; aiouaugnuu sjj
Imitation Java. 16jj@18ic.
ROPB SinsJ , i inch and larger , 74 < J 3 Inch ,
8c ; 1 Inch , 81c.
SALT Urity loads , per bbl , 1 25t Ashton ,
In sacks , S 50 ; i sacks Ashton , 1 00 ; bbls dairy
260@27B.
SPICES Pepper , ISc ; tplco , 14a ; cloves , 20a
assia , 16o.
STBDP Standard Com. , 27o , bbls ; Standard
do 4 gallon kegs , $1.30 ,
DBT FBDITB No 1 , quarter apples , bbla
5o ; N 0 diced , boxes , OJoi evaporated , boxes ,
8jo ; blackberries , boxes llic ; peaches , J.
boxes , CJo ; peachei , evaporated , nona in the
market ; raspberries , tOf.
OAMDT Mixed , 1011 ; stick , C@llo | twisl
stick , 9c.
OIIACKKBS Garneau's soda , butter and plc <
nic. 4i ; creann , 7ii ginger snaps , 7J ; City
soda , 6J.
FlBll-No. 1 mackerel ! halt bbla. , 7 50
FamllylbblB.,360No. ; 1 kits. 100familj
kits GOo : No. 1 whitefieh. half bb . .6 50 : No
1 kits , 95o ; family boll bbls. , 800 ; familj
klta and palls , GOc ; No. 1 trout , hall bbls. , 5 25
BTABCH Pearl , 44o ; Silver iQl loss , tioi Con
Starch , 80 ; Excelsior Gloei , 7o : Corn , 74c.
UANNEU Uooua. Oyataia lataiiaarU ( ) pe
CMC. a 90 | atrawberries , 2 Ib per CJMO , 3 50
raspberrlos , 2 Ib , per case , 2 50 | Calif ornl :
pears per case , 5 SO ; apricots , per coio , 5 00
peaches per case , 5 80 ; white cherriea pe
case , 6 76 ; plains per case , 4 50 ; whortlebei
ries per cose , 8 00 ; OCR plums , 2 Ib , per cose
3 90 ; green gogea , 2 Ib , per case , 2 W ) | pin
Bjilw , 2 Ib , per case , S 20@5 50.
OAHPLES Boxea , 40 Iba. 1C * , 12io , 81.12 <
bojOfs401b , lO.oz , Ga , 12Jc ; half box , 201b3 ,
8a , ISjo.
MAToaca Per caddie , 85o ; ronndrloai
255tqaaro ; , cntea , 170 ; Oahkosh , caaes grl.2
SODA In Ib p per 8 26 perca 8 | keg , p < r
PIORLKS Modlnm In barrels , 5 00 ; do In
half barrels , 8 00) ) small , In barrels , G 00 ; do In
half barrels , 3 50 ; Rhorkins in barrels , 7 COde
do In half barrels , 4 00.
T A8 Gunpowder , good 45@55ct choice ,
60@7Co ; good Imperial , 40@43o | choicoj 60 ®
C5c ; Young Hyson , good , S ( @ 60c ; choice , 66
@ 1 00 ; Japan , natural loaf , 76o ; Japan choice ,
6075c ; Oolonp good , 85@40o : Oolong cholco
40@55cj Souchong , good , 8040o ; cholco , 86
@ 4Eo.
Rios Louisiana , prime to choice , 61@7ie ,
WooDXNWAnK Two boon palls , 185 ; throe
hoop pailt , 2 10. Tube , No. 1 , 8 50 ; pioneer
washboards , 17B > Double Crown , S 90 ; well-
buckets , 3 76. „ . ,
Roira Klrk'a Savon Imperial ; 3 IB ; Klrk'i
atinol , 3 30 ; Kirk1 * standard , 3 55 ; Kirk'a
White Russian , 4 85.
POTASH Pennsylvania cans , 4 cans in case
3 35 .Babbitt's ball , 2 doz. In caae , 100 ; An
tnor'ball , 2 doz. in cano , 150.
VINKQAH Now York apple , T6o Ohio ap
ple , 13c ,
Tobacco.
tfino cut Hard to Beat , 70c ; Charm o ! the
West. 60c : Fount tin , 74e ; Golden Thread
C7c ; Fnvorlto , GOc ; Buds , 50c ; Rocky Moun
tain , OOai Fancy , 45c ; Daisy , 40c.
Plug tobacco Climax , 44o per Ib , ; Horseshoe -
shoo , 4Gc : Star , -10c ; Spearhead , 4Cc ; Our
Rope , 50o ; Piper Ueidslck , 09c ; Punch , 40o.
Smoking -tobacco-O. a , 22o ; Meerschaum ,
BOo ; Long Tom SOa. BlackwoH'a Durham , 10
or. , Ole ; 8 or. , 65o ; 4 or. , 67c : 3 or. , 60o.
Seal of North Carolina , 16 or. , 42o ; 8 or. , 45c ;
4 or. , 48o : 3 or. , 50o , Navy Clipping * , 26c.
Killikinlck , 4 oz. , 27o ; 2 oz. , 28c ,
Unur.8 ,
Daoad AND CHSMIOALS Acid , carbolic , 4io
acid , tartaric , 55c ; balnam copaiba , per Ib.
65c ; bark , sassafras , per Ib , Uo ; calomoi , per
Ib , BOo ; cinchonidla , per or. , 80 50 ; chloro
form , per Ib , 81 00 ; Dovora powders , per Ib ,
SI 25 ; epsom saltsi per Ib , Sic ; glycerine ,
pure , per Ib , 35o ; lend acetate , per Ib , 20c ; ol ,
castor , No. 1 per gal. , $1 GO ; oil castor , No.
per gal. , SI 40 ; oil , olive , per gal. . 81 40 : oi
origanum , GOo ; opium , 84 50 ; quinine , P. &
W. , and R. &S. , per or. , 8100 ; ' potassium ;
Iodide , per Ib. . 83 50 ; salicin , per or. , 40c ;
anl hate morphine , per or. , 83 50 ; lulphnr ,
po b. 4o ; strychnine , per or. , 81 80 ,
Palnta Olio and Vnrniahoa.
OILS 110 carbon , per gallon , He ; 150
headlight , per gallon , lie ; 175 ° headlight
per gallon , ICc ; 160 ° water white , IBc ; lln-
Bood raw , per gallon , 2o ; Unseed boiled , par
Ballon , B5c ; Lnrd , winter str'd , per gallon , 70o ;
No. 1 , GOc ; No. 2 , 50 ; castor XX.X. per gnl.
Ion , 150o ; No. 3,140 ; sweet , per gallon. 1 00 ;
Bperm W. B. , per gallon , 1 60 ; fish W. B. ,
per gallon , 65 ; neatsfoot extra , per gallon , OOo ;
No. 1 , 7Go ; lubricating , zero , per gallon , 30o ;
Bummer , 15o ; golden machine , No , 1 , per gal
lon , 85o ; No. 3,28o ; sperm , signal , per gallon
OOa ; turpentine per gallon. 4Ga ; naptba , 74c ,
rer gallon , IGo. )
Spirits ,
COLOONB Snnrra 188 proof , 119 ; do , 101
proof , 120 ; spirits , second quality , 101 proof ,
1 9 : do , 188 proof. 118.
ALCOHOL 188 pooof alcohol 2 SO per wine
gallon.
WHISKIES Redistilled whiskies , 100150 ( ;
Fine blended , 150@2 00 ; Kentucky bourbons
bens 2 00@G 00 ; Kentucky and Pennsylva
nia ryes , 2 00(2010.
BBANDIES Imported , 6 00@1G 00 ; domes
tic , 160&3 CO.
GINS Imported , 4 50@GOO ; domestic , 150
© 300.
Ruus Imported , 4 50@8 00 ; Now England ,
2 00@4 00 ; domestic , 1 50@3 00.
OnAJipAaNKS Imported , per case , 28 00 ©
34 00 ; American , per cose , 10 C0@16 00.
Dry Paints
White lead 88c ; French tie , Bo ; Farlj
whiting , 2Jc ; whiting gilders , l c ; whitlpg
com'l , lie ; lampblack , Oermantown , 1455
lampblack , ordinary , lOc ; Prussian blue , o
untramarlne , 18c ; Vandyke , brown , 80 ; umbe
burnt , 4o ; umber , raw. 4c ; sienna , burn4ctr
sienna , raw , 4c : Pana green , genuine , 25o
Paris greoncommon,20c , ; chrome green , N. Y
SOc ; chrome green. K. , 12o ; vormtlllon , Eng
76o ; vormilHon , American , 18c ; Indian , red
lOo ; rose pink , 14c ; Venetian , rod , Oookson's
21 o ; Venetian , red. American , IJo ; red lead
7jc ; chrome yellow , genuine , 20a ; chrome yel
low , K. , 12c : oohre rochelle.Scochre ; , Fronh
2 c ; ochre , American , 2c : Winter a mineral ,
2jc ; lohigh brown , 2Jc ; Spanish brown , 2Jc ;
Prince's mineral. So.
VABNISHES Barrels , per gallon : Furniture ,
extra , 81 10 ; fnrnituroNo. 1 , 81 ; coach , ex
tra , 81 40 : coach , No. 1 , 81 20 ; Damar , extra ,
81 75 ; Japan , 70o ; asphaltnm , extra , 85o ,
shellac , 83 50 ; bard oil finish 81 50.
PAINTS IN OIL White lead , Omaba , P. P.
E o.whlto ; lead , St. Louis , pure , 6 50 ; Marseil
lea green , 1 to 5 tb cans , 20o ; French zinc ;
green seal , 12c ; French zinc , red seal , lie ,
Branch zinc , In varnish asst , , 20o ; French zinc ,
Inoilasst , 15c ; raw and burnt umber , 1 'b '
hanj , lOc ; raw and burnt Sienna lOc ; Vandyke
brown , 13c ; refined lampblack , 12c : coach
black and ivory black , IGo ; drop black , 16c ;
Prussian blue , 40o : ultramarine blue , 18o :
chrome green , L. M & D. . IGo ; blind and
shutter green , L. M. &D. , 16c ; Paris green ,
18c ; Indian red , 15o ; Venetian red , 9c ; Tus
can red , 22c ; American vermillion , I. & P.-
; yellow ochre , DC ; L , M. , O. & P. 0. , 18c ;
yellow ochre , 9o ; golden ochre , 16c ; patent
dryer , 8c ; graining colors , light oak , dark oak ,
walnut , chestnut and ash. loa
Dry Goods
BnowN BnianNQB Atlantic A , 7is ; Atlan-
Head A7c ; Wauchusott A , GJo.
FINE BBOWN SHBBIINQS Argyle , Go ; Pop-
poroll R , Clo ; Salisbury R , 60 ,
BLEACHED COTTONS Ballon. 4-4 , Cjc ; Bnl'
Ion , 7-8 , 5Jo ; Cumberland , 4-4,74oDavoll ; DD ,
SJo ; Falrmount , 4o ; Fruit of the Loom 4 ,
8c ; Glory of the West , SJoj Golden Gnto,8fc ;
Hill 7-8 , 7c ; Hill 4-4 , 7ic ; Lonadale , 7Jo ; Now
York Mills , lOJc ; Wamautta , lOio.
DOCKS ( Colored ) Boston , 8 oz. , llJot Bos
ton , 10 oz , 101cBoaton ; , 9 oz. , 12io ; Fall River
Jo.DOCKS
DOCKS ( Gray ) WeatPolnt.8 or. , llo ; West
Point 10 oz. , 12&c ; Point Bear , 8 oz. , llo.
TIOKINOS Amoskeaft. 13a Continental
'ancy ' , 9o ; Cord Is , 13o ; Pearl River , 21c ;
York , laic ; Homloton Awnings , 12Jc.
DKNIMS Amoske g , 13o ; Beaver Creek AA
Ic ; Beaver Creek BB , 10c ; Beaver Creek
CO , 9c ; Haymakers , 80 ; .Taffrey D & T , 12Jo ;
TaUroy XXX , 121o ; Pearl River , ISo ; War-
on AXA ( brown ) , llo ; Warren BB ( brown ) ,
lo : Warren CO ( brown ) , lOo.
OAMBBIOSFifth avenue glove finish , 4o ;
Keystone glove finish , 5o.
MCoBSET JEANS Amory , 74c | Hancock , 8c ;
Kearsaige. 74o ; Rockport , Go.
PBINTB Aliens , 51c ; American , 5oj Am-
ild'a 60 ; Oocheco , 60 ; Harmony , 4)o ; Indigo.
o : Indigo 7-8 , lljc ; Indigo 4-4 , llic ; Stool
[ liver , Eic : Charter Oak , 4jo ,
PBINTB SHIBTINQS American , 4ia ; Oocheco ,
Jo Gloucester , 4&o ; Southbr'dgo , 4io ; Waver
ays 4&c & ; Rosedale , 4 0.
HOAT Bardwaro Xilat.
Iron , rates , 210 ; plow steel , special cast , 4c ;
irucible , Co ; coat tools do , 16a20c ) wagon
ipokos , per eat , 2 25o3 00 ; hubs per oot ,
. 25 ; telloet sawed dry , 140 ; tongnos ,
lach , 70o ; axles , each , 75c ; square nuts per
Ib , 7allc ; washers , per Ib , 8al8o ; rivets , per
ib , lie ; coil chain , pet Ib , 6al2o ; malleable ,
8c | iron wedges , Go : crowbars , Cc ; harrow
teeth , 4o ; spring steel , 7a8o ; Burden's horse
shoes , 4 80 ; Burden'a muleshoes , 5 30 ,
CABBED WIDE In car lots , 4 00 p r 100.
NAILS Rates , 10 to CO ; iron , 2,25 ; steel ,
2.55.
2.55.SHOT Shot , 160) ) buckshot , 1 85 ; oriental
powder , kegs , 3 50a4 00do ; , half kegs , 2 00 ; do
quarter kega , 150 blasting , kegi , 8 85 ; fuse ,
per 100 feet , 50o.
LEAD Bar , 1 65.
COAL Cumberland blacksmith , 10 00 ; Mor
ris run Blosaburg , 10 00 ; Whltebreast lump ,
5 00 ; Whltebreast nut , 5 00 ; Iowa lump , 6 00 ;
Iowa nut , 6 00 ; Rock Spring , 7 00 ; Anthra-
det , 11 SSall 50 ; Canon City , 7 00 per on ,
Dry Lumber.
Wholesale On Board Can at Omaha.
DIMENSIONS AND TIUBEBS ,
No. 3 board * , 12,14 and 10 ft 13 70
No. 4 boards , 12,14 and 16 ft. ( shipping
rail ) 10 75
rEVOINO.
No. 1 , 0 inch , 12 and 14 feet , rough.(17 50
No. 1,0 inch , 10 foot , rouRh 1750
No. 2 , C Inch , 12and 14 foot , rough. . . . 14 30
No. 2 , 0 Inch , 10 foot , rough 15 fiO
No. 1 , 4 inch , 12 and 14 foot , rough. . . 17 50
No. 1,4 Inch , 10 foot , rough 17 50
No. 2 , 4 inch , 12 and 14 feet , rough.
No' 2 ! 4 'inch ; 1C fcctlronBh..V. 7 15 50
BIDIKO ,
lit Com. , 12,14 and 10 foot ? 22 00
2d Com. . 14 and 1C foot 10 00
8d Com. , 11 and 10 fcot 15 00
Fence , 14 and 1C foot 1100
BEADED CEILING ,
1st Com. J inch , Norway 15 50
2d Com , f Inch , Norway 14 60
FLOOntKO ,
IttCom. 6 Inch , white pine ? 38 CO
2d Com. 0 inch , whlto pi no 35 00
3d Com. C'lnch , white pine 28 00
Sol. Fcnco G Inch , white pine 20 00
1st and 2d Clear yellow pine , 4-G inch. 21 60
BUtr LAP ,
No.l , Platn.Sor 10Inch $18 00
No. 2 , Plain , 10 inch 10(0 (
W&.1 O. a. 1 ! ) 00
FINISHING ,
1st , 2d and 3d Clear , 1J Inch , e , [ Za $50 00
Int. 2d , and SdOloar. 14 and 2 inch , 8. 2a 50 00
U Select , 11,1 i and 2 inch , B , 2s SO 00
1st , 2d mid 3d , Clear , 1 inch , u. 2 45 00
A Select , 1 inch , B. 2s 40 00
B Select , 1 Inch , a. 2s 30 00
STOCK BOARDS.
A12 Inch , B. IB. 12,14 and 10 foot 45 CO
B12 Inch , s.1 B. 12,14 and 1C foot 41 00
C 12 Inch , B. IB. 12,14 and 16 foot 30 00
D 12 inch , B. 1 s. 12,14 and 16 foot 23 00
No. 1 Com. 12 In. , B. 1 s. 12,14 and 16 ft 18 00
No. 1 Com.12in. , B. 1 B. 10,18 and 20 ft21 00
No. 2 Com. 12 inB. 18.12,14 and 10 ft.14 75
BATTIKS , WKLLTDBINQ , HOKCT8.
O.G. Bnts , Stnch 8 ,85
O. G. Bat" , 2ilnch 75
4 inch Bats , B. IB 40
8 Inch well tubing , D. & M 23 00
3 inch well tubing , Bnv 23 00
Pickets : D. & H. Flat , S21 00 ; D & H.
Square 23 00
SIINOLE3 AND ATB ,
10 Inch , Clear 5325
* AStandard 2 CO
5 inch , Clear 1 40
No. 1 120
Lath 2 0
POSTS ,
White Cedar , 0 inch , halves 11 o
Whlto Cedar , 5J Inch , halves 9Jo
White Cedar , 8 inches , quarters OJs
White Cedar , 4 Inch , round 12 o
LIMB , ETC ,
Qulnoy white lime ( best ) OPo
Cement 81.75
Plaster ( Michigan ) 2.40
Tarred felt , per cwt 1.70
Straw board , per cwt 1,50
maci.
Steady ; green butchers' Go ; green cured ,
74@7Scj dry flint , 12@14c , dry salt , 10@llc :
damaaod hides two-thirds price.
Tallow li@6c.
Grease Prlmo white , 34o ,
Sheep Pelta 25ca7TK (
DENVER , MAKKET.
JTLOUB Colorado , 100 Ibs , 215 < g 2 20 ; pat
ent , 100 Ibs. , 2 76@S 00 ; Kansas , 100 Ibs , 2 75
@ 3 00 : graham , 100 Ibu , 1 03 ; rye , 1 00 Ibs.
225.
225.GBAIN
GBAIN , FEED , Era Wheat 100 Iba , $135
corn , 100 Ibs , 115(31 ( 2)oata ) | , Nebraska
mked,100 Ibs 1G0@l05 ; Nebraska oats white ,
1 G5@l70 ! bran , ton , 17 00) ) chop , corn , 100
Ibs , 1 20@12675 ; ; chop mixed , 100 Ibs , 1 50
© 1 GO ; corn meal , 100 lb 1 40O150.
BAT Loose , cor ton , 10 C012 00 ; baled ,
second bottom , 10 50@11 00 ; baled , upland ,
12 00@14 00 ; alfalfa , loose , ton , 12 C0@16 OOj
straw , ton , 6 00@7 00.
BOCTEB Creamery , finett , Ib. 27@28 : ;
creamery , rgood , Ib. 2425o ; Illinois and
Iowa dairy , Ib , 18@29s ; Kansas and Ne-
brasVa dairy , Ib , 15@ljc $ ; common , lb,6@8c ;
butterino creamery , Ib , 2022c ; buttering
dairy , Ib , 16@18o.
CHEESE Full cream , Ib , lS@15oj half
cream , Ib , 10@llcj slum , Ib , 9o ; Swiss , Im
ported , S2o | Swiss , domestic , Ib , 20@22 ; Ltm-
buricer , 20o.
Eaos State , fresh candled , "doz , 14@15o ;
fresh ranch , dor , 15@lGc.
PODLTBY Live old chickens , dor , 6 50@G 00 ;
dressed chickens , Ib , 15@lGo ; dressed turkeys ,
Ib. . 20@22c.
POTATOES 100 Ibi. 16f @ 105 : Salt Lake ,
100 Ibs , 2 00 ; new California , 100 Ibs , 2JOJ }
300.
VKJKTABLSB-Onion * , 100 Ibs , 400 ® (25 ;
turnips , 100 Ibs , 1 75 ; cabbage , now Califor
nia , 100 Ibr , 3 C0@8 25 ; lettuce , doz , BOo ;
raddlahes , doz , 40c ; young enlons , doz , 20c ;
parsley , doz , 40o ; pie plant , doz , 20o ; oyster
plant , doz , 0c ; spinach , doz , 8c ; asparagus ,
Ib , 40o. raltfloRer , Ib , ISc ; cucumbers , doz ,
1 50@1 75.
GIIEEN FBUITS Applre , bbl , 850 ; Messina
lemons , extra , box , C 00@G 00 ; cranberries ,
bbl , 12 00 ; Messina Granges , box. 5 76@GOO ;
California osacges , box , 2 2J@2 75 ; bananas ,
bunch , 200@iOO ; pine apples , doz , 4 00@
5 50 ; Strawberries , California , 15o qt , SOOrt
B 25 box ; strawberries , eastern , crate , 3 fit ®
G 50 ; cherries , California , 10 Ib box , 225 ©
3 00 ; plums , box , 2 25 ; apricots , box , 3 23.
CUBED MEATS ilarns , sngar cured'ID , 104
lOJc ; bacon , broakiant , Ib , 10J114o ; salt
Bides , .b , 7i@7Jo ; lard in palls , 9J@So | lard
In tierces , 8c.
FBian MEATS Dressed beef , Colorado , per
100 Its , 7 Oo37 25 ; hogs , dressed , 100 Ibs ,
B 25@C 75 ; mutton , 100 Ibs , 6 10@G CO.
Livu SrooK Beef grots cattle. 100 Ibf , 4 00
@ 4 60 ; hogs , 100 Ibs , 4 60g4 75 ; sheep , 100
Ibs , sheared , 2 75@3 50.
Hides. Dry Flint No. 1 , per Ib , lll@12c ;
No. 2. Ib , 9$10c ( ; green steers and cows ,
Ib , < S@Gc ; green calf , Ib , G@8c ; greon'.klp ,
Ib , Gft6o ; brandol calf , Ib. Go ; shearlings , Ib ,
10 J15ci sheep skins , dry , Ib , S'gGs ; door skins
Ib. 12@10s : ntelope ekinu , In. 12@1B ; oik
skins , Ib , @ 10ci tallow Ib , 4@4io
WOOL Colorado choice , pet Ib. 14lBci
heavy , 12@lSci ; New Mexican , averatro , 7
@ 10o.
Fisn Maokeral , No. 1. 140 , kit , 115 ®
1 85 ; mem. 1 GO2 00 ; California salmon ,
holt bbl , 0 50r Holland birring , keg , 1 25 ;
fresh lake trout , bbl , 15@lGc ,
FRED W. GRAY ,
( SUCCESSOR TO )
FOSTER & GRAY ,
LUM
WHITE I'lNK , YELLOW PINE , CALL
FORKIA IlEDWOOD
ASH , OAK , BLACK WALNUT ,
SPANISH CEDAR.
Bear Cieek Lime , Louisville Cement
tland Camcnt. Iowa and Michigan Das-
tor , Hair , Etc. Etc.
Cor. 6t7i ifc Douglas St
HilBDEe-iMEEIOAH
PACKET COMPANY.
Direct Line for England , Fcnnce
and Germany.
The iiomshlpa of this well known Una ue ball !
cf Iron , In w ter-tlght oompartments , nd ara fur *
clihoU with every requlslta to rnike the pautge
hithufo kcd gree bo ! , They carry the United
Ftvteu knd European malls , and leav * New York
TausJ y and Saturdays tor Plymouth ( LONDON
Ot > erbouf.l'AlU8 | ( tnd HAMDUKQ.
lUtcs , Klrtt Cabin , 80-8109. Steerage , to or
from Hamburg. (10. 0 , U. RICUAHD& C0,0en
er&l Tass Ageoto , 01 DroaJway , Mew ifork and
\Voshlnston in I La Belle streets , Chicago , or ffcnrv
1'undt , Mailc Ifaiircn , K , E. Uaorea , Harry Peuel In
Omaha ] Orcnewlfi Bchoeneiea ; , la Council tlluOi
U10UTZR OP PAIAfYSTEHT AND OONDITIOr
AL13T , 803 r oth itreet , between J'arnam and Bat
ueywlll , whhthealdotguardUrirUIti , obtalnlni
for aoyoue gUnoe In the | > * 8l anil pieaent , and 01
oertala ooadltlooi la the Mure. Boots and ihoi
nude to ordei Perttot ettleliQtlgg Kaiuoterd
THE CHICAGO AND
RAILWAY.
TI1K BEST ROUTE ANn
Omaha
Council Bluffs
and Chicago.
Tha on y to take for DCS Molne * . Marshall-
town , Cedar Rapids , Clinton , Dixie , Chlaago , Mil
waukce and all points east. To the people of No-
bmkaColorado , Wyoming. Utah , Idaho , Nevada
Oregon , Washington and California It offers superior
advantages not possible by any other lino.
Among a few of the numerous points of superior
ity ctjojoj b ; the patrons of this road between
Omaha and Chicago , are Its two trains a day of DAT
COAOFJES which are thoflncst that human ait and
Ingenuity can create ; Its PALACE SLEEPING CARS
which are models of comfort and elegance ; Its PAH
LOU DRAWING ROOM OARS , unsurpassed by any
and Its widely celebrated PALATIAL DINING CARS
the equal of which cannot be found elsewhere.
At Council Bluffs the trains of the Union Pactflo
Ry. connect In Union Depot with these of the Chic *
fro & Northwestern Ry In Chicago the trains of thlj
line make close connection with those of all eastern
lines.
For Detroit , Columbus , Indianapolis. Cincinnati ,
Niagara Tails , Buffalo , Plltsburg , Toronto , Montreal
Boston , Now York , Philadelphia , Baltimore , Wash
ington and all points In the East , ask the ticket
agent for tickets via the
-NORTH-WESTERN , '
Ifvouwlsntho Iwst accommodations , All ticket
atjonts sell tickets via this line ,
M. nuoniiT. R s IIAIR ,
General Manager. Gei. Ptsa. Agent
CHICAGO
w. N. BABCOCK ,
Oon 1412 FnrnamSt , Omaha , Nob.
XCAGO ,
& St Pail
THE SHORT LXN
And BEST ROUTS.
* B01t OMAHA TO
THE EAST.
TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND
Chicago , Minneapolis , , Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Cedar llaplds , Davenport ,
Clinton , Dubuque , Rockford ,
llock Island , Freeport Jancsvillo ,
Elgin , Madison , La Crosse ,
Belolt , Winona ,
And all other Important points East , North
east and Southeast.
Ticket Offloo at 1401 Farnam street ( In Pixton Ho
tcl ) , and at Union Pacific Depot.
Pullman Sleepers and the Finest Dining Cars In
the World are run on tnemaln lints of the CHICAGO
MILWAUKES & ST. I'AUMl'rnnd c\ery attention Ispkld
to pasaongisrs 1 > y coutteous omrlojci of the company ,
8. S. HBlUlIUi , A. V. U. OAHPUNTER ,
General Manager , Qcn'l Paesonier Agent.
R. MILLER , GEO. F. HEAFFORD ,
Aes't Ocn'l Manager. Ass't Qen'l Pass Agent
J. T. CLARK , Gcn'l Superlntonrlcjit
Railway Time Table.
In Effect April 5th. 1885.
Tbi attention ot the travelling pnbllo Is called to
tbo fact that this Is the only complete and abaolalely
correct time-table pnbllshea In the city ,
All trains arrlte at and depart bom Omaha by
Central Standard Time.
Trains of the a St. P. U. ft 0. arrive at and depart
part frem their depot , corner of litb and Wotxtei
streets ; trains at tbo B. & U. , 0. a & Q. , and K , 0
St. J. & 0. B. from the B. b II. depot ) all others from
the Onion Pacific depot
a , Dally ; b , except Saturday ; o , ozoept Sunday ) d ,
zcepl Uonday.
OIYIAHA BRIDGE TKAIMO
Dummv Tralno I * ve Omaha t 040,7 CO
9 60,10 CO , 11 IS k ml 50 , 2 00 , 8 00.100 , 1 65 , C 60
1110 p m. On Sundays tbo 7 60 and 10 00 a * m nd
S 00 and i 00 p m tritng do not ran. Arrlvo at trans
fer depot 18 mlnutoa liter ; Broadway depot SO mlo-
atcslater.
Leave Council DlnSs ( Broadway depot ) at 7 1C ,
B 80,10 80.11 U a m ; 1 BO , 2 80 , 8 SO. 28 , 6 2J.
and 1145 p m. On Bundays the D SO and 11 40 a m
and 8 80 and 625pm trains will not run. Arrive at
Transfer 7 minutoa later , Omaha 40 minutes later.
TrannforTralno Leave Omaha at B , si >
am , 1J 85,120,8 16 and 7 00 p m , dally.
Arrive at 9 U and 11 It a m , 1 20 , 8 CO , 7 U and
816 p. m. _ _ _ _ . _ _
SUNDAY TRAINS
To and from Chicago via the Tripartite Alliance Ltnoi
) BPHPAT BATPBDAT BY1.
| Mil. I U-I. I N.W I N.W | li-11 til
Sunday evening and Monday morning trains arrlv
In oorreepondlng order. 0. B. fe Q. tralai run eve
day.
STOCK YARDS TRAINS.
Leave Union FaclQo depot at 8 40 m and 6 Si
m.
Arrive from Stock Yards at 7 55 a in and fl 25 r m.
Seventeen years Experience.
DK.G.W.PANGLE
. . .
Ueader of Disease ! cf Men anl Women. Electric ,
Hognetlo and Horballtt I'byilclan Now located at
1210 DougUs 6t Omaba , Neb. , up etalrs.
A correct illagnojlB given wliliout any explanation
rom the patient. Consultation Iree at ollioe.
/ Treat the Following Diseases ,
Catarrh of tbo Head. Plscuses of the Ejo and
Ear. Heart Dlseaie , Liver CompUlut , KUlaty Com-
' , Ncr\ousDebllltv , Mental Oepreeslou. Lnsiof
S'aint , DUbeU > , Ilrlght'i Ulstaie , fit Vltuo
Ianc , Itbeumat'sni ' , I'.raljtli , Vihlta Bwclllogu
ScroluU , Fever Sores. Canccn and Tumors remo\u
ed without tbe knife , or the drawing ol a drop cf
blood. Woman , with her delicate organ * , Restored to
Health. Dropsy Cured Without Tapplr ) , ' , Bpcclil
Attention Given to Private and Vtaercal UUeasei of
U Kinds , Tare Worms HcmueU In two or three
bouri or No Pay , Hemmorrholds or 1'Uei Cured or
O ChUKCS Made.
Those who are afflicted will ea\e live and lion.
< * reJs of dollars by cilllngo or unloir
DH. 0. W. PANOtE'8
Herbal Medicines.
A rom prucripiion era ooif i > cnowre
ttftd. ) Drudal.U c.a flu | t. Addre
DR , WARD C0.f LOUlSIANX.Ha
CHAS. SEOLVERICK ,
FURNITURE
UPHOLSTURY AND DRAPERIES ,
Passenger Klevator to all floors. 1200 , 1203 and 1210 Fatnun Street
OMA1IA , NEBRASKA
SOUTH 0 M AHA
Tlie Advantage of Settling in the New Town
The Utlo "South Omaha1 docsnot moan the southern part of the city of Omaha.l > ut is tb
name of the thriving town commencing at the Union Stock yards on the south , nud extend
ing for a mile and a half north , nearly connecting with the city limits of Omaha.
The company have again concluded to put o-.i i lo 1,000 lots , and lot the purchasers of
the same realize the profit which the enhanced value of these lot * is sura to inako , It now
being an assured fact that South Omahn is destined In the near future to bo the largest live
stock market west of Chicago , there can bo no doubt that this property In n few years will bo
worth five or oven ton times the amount that it can bo bought for to-day.
Some may oak : If this Is so , why do not the company keep Stand realize this profit
The answer In , that In order to make lots valuable , there must bo improvements on or sur
rounding them , and as is the case in all now towns , special Inducements must bo oHorod
first to got the people to take hold and build ,
There are probably mom such inducements olTorod by South Omaha than worn over pa
forth by any now town. The largo business done by the stock yards company and the im *
tnonso slaughter and packing houses together with their auxllnncs are no small fonturo mi i i
aggregate of ovonls that are destined to make South Omaha n largo place. Again , the town
is not an addition to Omaha , and is not liable for city taxes , although It onlays nil the benefits
from the growth of Omaha that it would if it were just INaliiK the city limits , but being Just
OUTSIDE , only county taxes nra collected , which ara merely nominal. Tha town owns nnd
operates ita own water works , which furnish an abundant supply of pure spring water. Dam-
my trains will rnn on the B. A M , and.U , P. railways every hour , stopping at the north end
of thatown slto as well as at the stock yards , The Thirteenth street homo cars will run n
Hascall's park this spring , nnd to the stock yards at no distant day. The high altitude
nnd the location n healthy one.
Of course there nro those who do not believe that South Omaha will nmount to much
This kind of people didn't believe Chicago would over be anything bettor than n cranberry
patch that Omaha would over outgrow her village clothes , that there never could bo any fruit
raised In Nebraska , etc. . otc. Who inado It win ? The sceptics , or these that had nn nmdintf
faith in the energy , intelligence nnd rosoursos of this great country ?
For Information , maps , prices and terms apply at the company's office , 216 S. Thirteenth
Street , Merchant's National Bank Building , first floor.
M. A. ITf TON , Asst. Sec'y and Manager.
G. B. GREEN. GEO. BURK
( Will pay customers Draft with Bill of Lading attached , for two-thirds value of stock , )
GREEN & BURKE.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCH'TS
UNION STOCK YARDS ,
nEl'KIlKNOEs : f\ _ _ _ | _ _
Merchants & farmer's Bank.David City.Nob. VJ 1TI ctHcl.
Kearney National Bank , Kearney , Neb.
Columbus S'ntoBank ' , Columbus , Neb.
McDonald's Bank , Noith Platte , Neb.
Omaha National Bank , Omaha , Neb. .
T. CLARKE , frest. and Trtas. CLARKRJ'ict Pretidtn
JOHN T. CLARKE , Stcrttary.
H. T. CLARKE BRUG COMPANY ,
SUCCEEDING
LEIGHTON & CLARKE.
Jobbing Drug homo between Chicago and San Francisco. CAPITAL STOCK , 8200,000. TVs
LARGEST at the bottom of themukot at all times. Will duplloito Chlc go and St. Louis prices with
freight added. Our ipeo'alty ' will bo
Pure Drugs , Paints , Oils and Windoiv Grla&f
Esllmntes given on plito glass. To those about to embark la the drug business will do well ton II
your Interest by calling on us or send for our prloo list which will aopear bout January 6th , Mail ordo
solicited. Ill DARNEir
FIBE AND BTJBGLAB PBOOF
SPECIAL NOTICE TO
Growers of Live Stock and Others.
\ CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
Our Ground Oil Cake
It la'lbo boat and cheapest food for stock of any kind. Ono pound la canal to
three potuds of o ora. Stock fed with Ground Oil Gako In the Fall and Winter
Instead of nnln , down , will Incre&so In weight and bo In good marketable ocnfll-
lon in the Dairymen , as well eg others , who nso It , can testify to Ita mer
its. Try It and d o f or yourselves. Price $24.00 per ton. No ohorgo for sacks.
Address WOODMAN L1N8EED OIL WORKS. Omaha. Nob.
THE a , L. STBANG COMPANY,1
Doubla and Sing/3 Acting Power and Hand
i
Engine Trimmings , Mining Machinery , Bolting , Hoso. Braen and Iron I/lttlnjzi
nt wholesale or rotalU HALLADAY WIND-MILLa , OHOROH
AND SCHOOL BELLB.
Corner 10th and Faruam St. , Omaha Neb.
OMAHA , NEB.
, HELLMAN & CO ,
1301 AND 1303 FARNAM STIliiEJT , COR. 13TE ,
A. rc > LOK , Eo ; . k Snot. a. r , N. HADLEII , Asst. Eng. H , w , DIAMOND , Asst Socy
MISSOUHI VALLEY BBID&E AND ] RON WOEES
OFFICE AND WORKS LKAVKNWOJtTJl , KANSAS.
MUQ'/K'S nd Ilultd rs of
Wronglit Iron , Steel , Howe
Trum uiul Combination
BRIDGES
For Rallroada and Highway * ,
Turn TuUo , Draw Bjiaus , lloa
Tiuxsoj , 1'lcri and Hub-
btructures ,
| h&'EfSlilie ' ] , & lull
PIIOIMUETORS ,
\ . Jtcl.outli , Ayeut.
ill. A. Wtte ,
rlease ecml us notlc ol ill btUcs work to lit. CorrcspomUnotj aaUslUl from enzlaoers and brlij